The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-31

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reciprocate such treatment, and know
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cerned. why such relation should no
continue between us. notwithstandin,
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regard to the proper course to be Dur
sued IN relation 70 public affairs. =
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States bonds from taxation. yo,, art
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bands we're ;ssued. a war was ooin
on for the disruut;on of the Govern
ment Of the States. A yery Iarc
number of, persons (you mioM .has
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Government could never raise mean
enough TO rcstore lis authority owe
the whole country. An appeal wa
made to the people; those who ha
/ faith; IN the Government came fol
ward and invested their means
those bonds, and one Of the cond
: tions TO induce investment in tho.
bonds wis their exemption from Ia,
alton. Do YOU deny The Governmel
the.rirhf to offer such inducement,
that dark hour Of the country's dal
ger? If so, why should the cond
I ton Of thhf engagement be not con
plied with? Suppose the Confedera
2 cause had been successful, would D
! the pcople of the South have insiste
: nav, demanded a compliance on Il
: condition on which Confederate bon
8 were issued, und have not those wi
9 aided the Government of the Unit
: States, in It's moment Of need, d
;. same right 10 insist upon tie fullf
!, ment Of the terms upon which th
: invested their meanss Is.this an
. thing but simple justice. As to .
vi cotton tar, the enormous outlay
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