The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-07-24

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Th. T. " lref sketch ffmn the
teeunl NJ one paf'y The authors
~ NE Proposed constitution and the
men who attempted 10 faaien u on
the State after its rejection, ARE "
leaders. Can the patriotic people
of Mississippi unite with nnd sustain
such party by their yotcsi This
il the question presented for their
determination That the party may
have somewhat moderated IN its
prctentions may be true, yet i must
be remembered II did not do 40 until
defeated in its purpose Of forcing
the constitution ON the people. lts
present professions, therefore, can
not be trusted; place Il IN power II
will be cmboldcncd by the force and
countcnancc of majority, again to
put in practice its tavorite theory.
The other party known as Con
servative Republicans has made nc
: record as an organization in power
, but still we have some evidences by
which to judge it. Its platform o
! principles, although in some respect
e it may be Objectionable to many o
D us, has an advantage over the plat
!, form of the other party. 1t ha
u more of the spirit of justice an'
+ liberality, and | will add, of tru
G patriotism. But admitting that thi
II is not of itself safe criterion, sti
o it stands fortified by facts that cal
a not be doubted. In the first plac'
a it is an opposition party, a part
h which sprang up out of oppositio
's. to the extreme doctrines of the oth'
s. party, in regard to State politi
ed merely, and not in regard to N
ly tional politics, for both profess to
N, in favor of the administration, al
ST. in favor of carrying out the reco
struction measures. Its opposite
en- to the other party must thereto
nal rest on the extreme and illiber
be unpatriotic measures OF that par
lge as delineated in the constitution |;
M has no other foundation to rest up
8 Is 1t is also very certain that some
ON the prominent members OF the @
ler- servativc party went to Washing
lble to prevent the forcing of the c.
he'd stitution upon us by Congress at
ing instance and by the exertions of
rty. Committee of the Ultra Radi
, OF party, sent to Washington for {
'rn- purpose. / know that these gen
OPP men did exert themselves to def
inst the object of the Radical party
Tor pressed by its committee, and
to haps it is very much owing to Il
exertions that the radical sche
one was defeated. For this we h
ute reason to be thankful to them.
ften is certain then that one party.
ices, not only in favor of the provis
4 by Of the constitution but in fave
having it forced upon us; and
'vls- Just as certain that Of the other p
as some opposed the whole scheme,
is IN all their representatives resisted
g by effort to force the rejected cons
SUBJ ton on us, and this surely ent
FER them to our support. No one
llght doubt that by the success of
the party we shall have a more com
8 the alive administration Of our |
'lt 70 government, and ! shall rejoi
chiei it's triumph over its rival.
III w. l.. SHARK
tho JACKSON, July 14th, 1859.