The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-07-17

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thought end sentiment llut wItl.
these grand strides IN ttr history a
Enlightenment. we occasionally ful
. petty uaurpor upon the nea spli I
principles ~ light
We hayc it incur power though
uueh We may regret Chat our county
has aiah scouudrgls, Ut whom $50
are compelled 20 speak 10 record
the latest set wc Imagine that hi.
party think the best acl Of radical
prescription IN this county Il viii
be remembered that under thl heal
vt Republican Convention we
dealt The party that mrritel due
which stung them 20 The quick, for
truth Is Ike unto a two-cdgci
aword, aud So cxaspcrptcd the
petty little creature who sits in
the honorcd aeat Of Probate Judge
ot this county, which until hi4 in.
iquitous form pressed ~ seat
was pure and undcfled, to make m
order ut the last term Of the Pro.
bate Court, hal all the public
printing over which they have any
control be hereafter done in the
Slrdis Locomotive which order We
regret we have not q copy Of to
publish, but which was conveniently
lost" when the "littlc imp was told
that he had no right to make a
general order, but that special orders
should be issuedin each case, direct.
ing whcrc the printing should be
done.
Now, we would have it understood
that we never sought the printing
from radical hands. That our course
has been marked by an answering
fidelity to the cause Of truth aud
. justice, aud an Representatives, fal
above such n thing, 1t is only tc
show the baseness and cowardicc oI
the reasons assigned by this loath.
some incubus of Radical corruption
that we reIer to the matter. Tn,
reasons assigned arc that the artiol,
was personal and that he "was mae
about it"--tut which wrath he tool
care to keep to himself. And mar
row-minded proscriptionist that h,
Is, he sought to wreak his ven
geanoe by attempting to Withdraw
public support from a press tina
dared to tell him and his party tim
they were proscrptionists, and inst
gators of strife between the. races
that their object was to subver
every true and honorable principl
that has an existence in society I
their own personal aggrandizemen
Such petty, narrow,minded proscril
ton has not yet found its equal /
Mississippi, and like unto Hunte
OF Memphis, can we join him i,
the Prince OF. Williams" whose G
mine is clothed with cyprian POLL
ton.
II he thought the article person,
heatleast took that course that MAJ
him anew as a coward and so utter
low in principle that no dirty wol
is too bad for him. We could N
upon reflection have expected a mi
withla Career marked with the mo
damning sins to have pursued AT
other course. " ia in aecordan,
with his 2iews, and as he ia the n
kncwledged leader of the Radici
party in this county, and ono of IL
strong pillars ofthe mushroom inst
tuition throughout the State, and on,
1t viii be recollected, of the eve
memorable committee Of sixteer
we can we'll Judge to what Il,
this party of which hai a rcpreser
tative- would turn the offices i
this State when they were safely s,
cured in power. We would appe,
to the good sense of every hone
man 10 the country to the dang,
which lies t~hreatning us from Il
hands Of such men--the press d
tcmptedto be crushed out--the rig
of free speech 70 be controlled
saeh means, and for what? Simp
for exposing the iniquitious measur
thoso met would dare thrust np,