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


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oiious fredericksburg scheme. II
The ExaIessou party, and feessa
Hieuding measures which win .sesre
10 al the citizens n Mississippi. a
both mees, equal political rights and
privileges. Under their sisJaess
Mississippi can certainly secure a
fair election, and h. 70 admitted into
The tgiou, and have her true inter.
ests represented Ia Congress
All Miasissippiafs agfee that ~.
construction, on the best attainable
basis, aud vt the earliest possible
moment, IA essential 10 the great In.
tercsts Of the state. Recopstruc.
ton viii bring Peace, real Peace, 10
the country, and will restore tr rs
pure civil rule, and . destruction of
that gigantic military dcsTo,ism, I'M
der which we have so long suffered
and languishcd, with oil It's terrible
humiliatiops and expressions. The
present basis tor reconstruction,
although no mode Of our selection,
flor we had no power to ehoose,) II
certainly ~ fair and just as we have
any rcason to hope for hereafter.
Reconstruction once effected, and
the blessings II peace and civil rul,
secured, we shall speedily witness
marked change for the better in al
our material interests. Capital, la
Dor aud population will flow into
the State. Our natural advantages
the wonderful proiuctiveness Of on
} rich soil and genial climate, viii
command prosperity. Our paralize,
| industrial pursuits will an revive
! whenever we obtain certainty 70
| the future, by the establishment o
a fixed, enduring civil government
Our political history hereafter, will
of course, be governed by tn
degree Of prudence and wisdom on
|, people may observe, in meeting an
directing unforeseen future develop
4 ments.
We take it for granted that n
: true Mississippian, worthy Of ths
, honored name, can think for q mt
u ment of adhering to the Radios
Is Republican Party as IT exists in Ii
State of Mississippi. From thel
we have received nothing but cru
tyranny, unjust persecution and
u = degree Of oppression and humili'
ton unequalled, as we conceive,
the sad history of conquered nation
Their odious principles, as ignob
r illustrated by their past history, al
"a not successfully disguised even
to their c~unningly devised and insi
Or cere Platform of July last, are co
at demncd by all intelligent and ju
to men, North and South. The co
OF servative sentiments oppressed
IT, their Platform, cannot DO confd
ell in, having been forced from the
Ire as q last desperate effort to seize
to State Government, with its off,
he and emolumcnts, after the party h
been rebuked at the b~allot-box,
ant the people of the State of be
races; after they had been sigma
as repudiated and rebuked by Gene
i'm Grant, and by a Congress compo'
of Of a large majority of Republico
sui Without further extending I
lest address, by stating all the reas'
the which conducted our minds to
We conclusion herein announced,
ion submit that which we have writ
ket to the calm consideration of
feel people of the State, of both ra'
will not doubling but the course we
tied commend is the proper one to
rim. pursued, in view of our unfortun
nee surroundings.
'or' JACKSON, August 9th, 1869.
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