The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-25

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pfs limain ~ President irlunph,
shieh vis construed ls relieving
fgm liability ~ martial INV and the
suspension n ~ stt II lnhea enf
pos. ihe ien States which bal nn
fofmol "a the conditions required NJ
them VI ihc formation ~ neA e9u.
sdlHioBa and lbe election n Htaic
officers Ia whom the Aiiic Goyen
mnla bai been formally resigned by
the President The diGahics N
administration Wy ibe military, IN
several Of The States, aud the direct
Embarrassment which the President
has encountered h carrying pi Tho
full intent Of tina, proclamation, have
arisen ont Of The circumstance, that
while there " siill . State proclaimed
10 be- In rebellion, and subject to the
laws Of war only, IL has furnished
the main support to the plea that 4
state of war still officially exists, and
will continue 10 exist until the end
of The rebellion ~ declared as To all
the States. This has been the de-.
fence for o good many proceedings
that have seemed 10 Us to be anon.
alous, In Wow Of the comprehensive
ness Of tho declaration of the Prcsi-
dents proclamation m to the restored
States. II IL ON this construction
that Judge Underwood relies for de-.
cisios he has made in the District
Court Of Virginia, which are no,
rconcilablc with n condition o.
peace. The President has not beer
able 10 make the official announce.
mcnt Of revoking in terms and Gnall,
the proclamation Of Mr.. Lincoln
which declared the existence OF in.
%surrcciion and rebellion IN clever
States, one Of which was Texas.
Though late, Texas has gon,
through all the forms prescribed, .anC
complied with all the conditions i'm
posed, for enabling her to resume TIN
control of her own affairs. The con
stitution has been made and approved
the elections have been held, aud OF
Thursday, the Legislature met to in
nuguratc the Governor aud put th,
new Government into motion. Tina
being done, the last obstacle IL re
moved to the official PRONUNCIATION o
1861 are all revoked, and the stat,
of rebellion as well ~ the rebellion
itself is at an end, AS to all the States
The President is, we believe, anx
ious for the contamination of hi
purposes, and ready to cause the Pro
visional Government TO be with
drawn rs soon M the State Govern
ment is qualified to take possession
We know that he has not waited 20
information 10 be forwarded to hin
of the fact Of the Inauguration, OF
the 9th; but has sent forward in adj
vance directions for the provisional
authorities to turn everything over 4
the State Government rs soon rs III
forms are completed for receiving
them.
CoMINu ELEcTIoNs.-Both side
are boasting. Senator Cowan, q
Pennsylvania, predicts the defeat O
! the radicals at the October election
in that State, by a great majority. o.
the contrary, says the New Yorl
Herald, "leading radical orators an,
journals profess TO be very sanguin
of carrying the coming fall election
by something lile the Union wa
majorities Of 1864. Thus the Chi
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