The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-07-20

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that otheF. Abaiid 80 1 there. SINE
saah s1Aan ~ ambition was most
probably missed mp with Amy's mo-
lives. II 70 The afe NJ author, and
though she hal never written any
thing ff the pfess hefortF texcept,
perhaps, sone verses aha may have
aspifed 10 write a book, oneof these
days, even like INIT ~ EImo and
Cameron Hall. ~ II wac, anyhow,
ihm Amy abandoned the broom,
The butter, aud the IIufions' and
flew 10 arms, conscious that she was
about 10 become iamots SIZE
cline giant Titan rose,
Iisapsd hlfls "a hiik,
Ard babe The gods be hos,'
sclf-appointcd and scli.confdent,
she was certain Of triumph indeed,
as she entered the field she seemed
eIate with victory--that " Redbalts
had stamped his foot, and nations felt
the shock"
She wrote n letter; and what a let
teri A rcfutation; and what n rofn-
%tationl The dclivcrer of her sox
from SANDER and malevolopee; such
a delivery.
We have, or hope TO have, some
interest In the sex, and In the OK
tremity Of their case, VIC felt con-
strained TO come out Of our scclusion
and protest. The palpablc weakness
Of the champion imporillod their
claims to that mental ability that we
all conccde them. In the goodness
of our heart, thinking to protect oar
interest, and to rid the sex of so UNI
serviceable a Knightess we applied
the caustic (dilute,) and slough the
application has had the desired effect,
as used by Observer and myself, l
am satisfied that the actual courtesy
would have done much better. The
slow process has allowed too much
time. Every second week the STAR
has contained her letter of explana-
ton and extenuation. She, in pb6n-
doning the position, has bcs6 given
too much time for apoypgfzing, bow
ing and ,retreating To- appear grace
fiji in the eyes Of the Observing pub
lie. That the treatment has had Q
most happy effect is evidenced from
the fact that Amy S. has returned tc
the bosom Of her family, and an
nounccs that henceforth nothing will
induce her to leave the domestic cir.
Gle. Happy Burtonl and thrice hap.
Ply little Burtonsl How little Dc
they know 10 whom they owe all thi.
good fortune.
Our sense Of Justice compcls us 4
record here our appreciation for tn,
goodness Of heart that must in par
have induced Amy to write. Thi,
, consideration makes pardonable the
excuses into which il led her, and
her spirit would challenge our highes'
admiration, were it a proof Of any
thing but-sp;rit II was her judg.
ment that was most at fault, ant
charity. compels us to believe that sh,
would not have taken up the gaunt.
! let had she not had some ASSURANCE,
) Of support; but those who may hav,
essayed to come up to the fight cam
. not, because our fire was too destruc
J. tive, and alone and unaided, poo
Amy was lef to the mercy of tn
I tempest, except q very faint an,
+ feeble diversion that some one VIII
q assumes himself a champion" at
tempted to get UP on the fink. Un
p~resunning and modest, none coul,
. be offended with champion; - vel
always consider IL truly unfortunat
that the champion should be weake
than the chsmpioned. He, too, ha
made an exit, and tells us that h
will ON no account appear again o.
y the stage. II would have been S
. much better had he never appeare'
there at all, and that he had bee
engaged in useful toll, such as maxim
the paper he 50 wantonly spoiled, 70
he writes at great length, and ncvc
seems to reach his object.
Messrs. Editors, there being n
longer a foe to fight, Il becomes US I
take our leave. We have been en-
\ gagged here mostly because we though
"Observer's' observations were sadl
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