The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-04

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meaning by this alluslon Ihe Iflsh
II hss bccome very pcpolaf 70 fepc'i
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gro suffrage, even 10 lhe South II
can only be believed by Me ignorant
and repeated by Che deprayed.
The Lind W. LORI, In its Iasi Is.
size, thus refers 10 Mr. fIlneham's
comparison Of The Irish and Aificun
fawsi
Does he know that Wellington, The
greatest soldier of Great Britain, wns
90 Irirhman7 That tho sweetest
poet Of the English language VIVA
Moore, an Irishman9 That, accord
ing 10 Walter Scott, the most vlgor-
ous writer of pure idiomatic English
WIS Swiit, M Irishman2 That the
greatest British statesman was Burke,
an Irishman9 Does be know that
Byron said Of Sheridan, the Irish
man, "He has written the best COM
edy, the best farce, the best address
in the English tongue, and, to crown
all, ho has delivered the very best
oration ever conceived or heard Of in
any countryw II may be some re-
buke to Mr.. BIS radical impudencc
to tell him that the profoundest sen
sation ever made in the British Par
lament was caused by the speeches
of those two Irishmen, Burke and
Sheridan, during the trial Of Warren
Hastings, The great Bummer Hast
ings had just brought to a successful
conclusion the conquest Of India
He had swept over that unhappy 70.
gion in the style most popular ever
in the 10th century, stealing, plum.
dering, burning, and numbering
Like modern hero, he endeared wal
to the heart Of the conquering ma
ton by making war support itself
and by furnishing dainty materia
for illustrated pictorials of the suffer
ing and humiliation Of theconqucret
people. He was, therefore, feastct
and honorcd, and was the Magnu
Apollo, the adored idle Of the Brit
ish populace. But in this very hou
Of his triumph and his popularity
these two generous Irishmen had th
heart to sympathise with the wrongc
: and oppressed still better, they ha
the courage to denounced the demi-go
! and bring him to trial. II was th
: Begun speech Of Sheridan, delivere
on the occasion Of the Impeachment
which Byron pronounced to be I'll
master effort OF British oratory.
Will il be worth while to tell Rad
ical stupidity Of those world-renowr
ed Irish writers, 6terne, Steele an
Goldsmith OF Shee, the Irish po'
and painter, President Of the Roy
Academy OF the great orient'
scholar, Shea, the Irishman? OF
long line Of eminent orators, barri
tcrs, statesmen and jurists, Curral
Grattan, Lord Plunkett, Sauril
o'Connel, shiel, &C., &c.' Has III
. Radical ignoramus ever heard Of po'
:, Emmett? If not, we refer him
u the school books. Has he ever heal
of Bishop shinle, Archbishop Ulst
. all Irishmen, and the last auth
I of a chronology Of the Bibles DO
= he know that the great French phi
o osopher said Of Robert Boyle, d
y Irishman, without Robert Boyle, '
o would know nothingY Docs
J, know that one Of the most emipe
= = Of the British Surgeons was ABB
I" nathy, the 'Irishmans Docs
' know that the FIRST Commodorein I
'e American navy was John Parry, I
y Irishman, whom the English tried
. bribc with $4,000 in money and I
., cspiaincy Of an English frigate'
% In our section, we will not be
.. ungraieiul q the honorable gsusl
% man, and viii lever honor your Mite
10 ell--noble son Of noble sire! "
70 gave his life for the defense Of FL
= sumter, and fresh will we ever ke