The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

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Rspabhean-i ssd promulgated .
Ts,kSm n principles That plat
torm annoafpsea universal suffrage
asd universal amnesty and q Teeiy
remoysl n III TIE political disaldh
ties imposed apon gur people, and
~ early fesshstfue'lon NJ the Union
~ the Congregational plan, ~ The
prominent principles governing
them Their platform deuounces
the principles of Tie ultra Republi.
cans, ~ Radicals, and advocates the
restoration II Peace and fralernal
relations between The North and
South, The "National Union Re.
publican Party has Issued an official
call for q State Convention, to a.
aemblo 10 this city, on the 9TH day
Of september, 1869, AZ which time
they propose To nominate and pre-.
sent their State and Congressional
ticket, In that call, they invited all
persons, irrespective Of political an
t~cceedcnts, ace or color, and who
oppose the men, measures and prin-
ciples of the Radical party, to unite
with them.
II IL well understood now, after
free discussion and consultation,
that the real citizens of Mississippi.
the old inhabitants aud owners of
the soil-will not place auy ticket
before the people at the coming cleo
ton nor will they makeany ctiortto
effect the organization OF any third
party. On this subject, there
seems to be great unanimity Of
opinion amongst men of all political
Observation-Disclosures there are .
few persons, at different points il
the State, who still think that {
third party should have been organ
lied.
Inasmuch, then, as we shall hav,
two Republican Parties in the field
and no party particularly our own
the people Of Mississippi are force'
either to take no part whatever II
the approaching election, or to Civ
support to one of the two Republi
can tickets. What course shout
we pursue, in view Of our anomalou
4, and PROSTATE condition as a people
Shall we remain mere inactive oil
servers of the struggle, or sha
, we in the present campaign, len
our aid to the Republican Parties
a
Which course is likely to be pr
motive of our interests ?
: On this vital question, the unde
signed desire to submit their view
We certainly have no disposition
o dictate 10 our fellow-citizens ; Ii
are we unmindful of the tact, tn
Is we have no delegated authority
d issue a political address on behalf
y, any party and yet, as private ci
ar zens, solicitous for the future W
n fare of the State, we shall ventr
n. to express our own views, and
RI advise our fellow citizens as to 1
er course, which, in our opinion, ii
ch should pursue in This imports
NO crisis in our affairs.
We The undersigned announce it
e; their deliberate and matured or
N ion, after much anxious study
ng situation and after much cons
| it tation with very many of the alb
'ur and most prudent citizens of
on State, in every county, that
en- should support the "National I'm
Party" and vote for tho tic
be- which they may present. We
the we'll assured hat their ticket
be comnosad of 0~eptlap,ap aetna