The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-16

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The political unsAtloms M laaue IN
ieau, between liie Nbrlh and Smith,
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military defsHl w mrf wilh. tui En
lhe sHlrolHsni ruin bfourhi upon ",
w radical fulr, slaee ihe mfHmder
NJ INe md johnson. However, you
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iamt eblwHl.dflnkffsI wh6 we're
eager zoe var, anil Win. when war
dli eome, either sought 4 sen, bombs
Iamlf position, Or went inside The
tnemIes lines. where they could only
obtain the iieeeasafy fenttIlen iu etfp
some old chronic disease with which
ihey had bccu afflicted for years. n
yoii incan ihoac who wcfc IN favor NJ
accession, Il tlvn fefr 10 those who
believed III che poiificoi right of A..
ccaaion,) yon certainly condemn noir,
for our misfortune, a large majority
Of the Intelligent, wclI-lnformcd, and
reading poriIenoi the different States
who favored tho movement from IL
lpcipicncy tilI the last ship went
down. We prcsumc, however, YOU
refer 10 tlmsc "war-patriots" who
cried, "IIlood, blood, bloodIs aud
who, when blood began 10 flow, took
precious good care 10 save their own
precious bodics. Even these men,
Objectionable as they now appear 10
che eyes of many, were not as much
to blame rs many nj the first thought
would suppose. II Is true, they have
rendered themselves conspicuous in
the advocacy OF q now unpopular
measure; but you must remember
that, In 1860 10 1861, these men
were our heroes. They were honorcd
BY all, toasted at every convivial
board, and fctcd throughout the
land. They thought themselves right,
and, by the way, our defeat at arms
docs not prove they were wrong.
They saw in the distance the
very evils We now are feeling
coming on in all their hideous black
ness, and seeing them, advocated Sc
ccssion and a call to arms, as der
nier resort, all protection being, at
I the time, denied us In the councils Of
the nation. The warning voices Of
Calhoun and Quitman, Of JEFF. Da-
Wis, Toombs, Thompson, and q host
Of others, pointed out what the South
might expect whenever the hateful
Puritanical element Of the Yankee
States gained the political asccndancy
in the land. Are such now TO blame
because the South was too weak to
contend with almost the combined
world? Heaven knows VIC achieved
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thai ,he covert scss woald come
Hence their xarning,. and their yesl.
History has proved them right. MANY