The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-01-23


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10 iIle poelIc ifuism, thai "fools rush
In WHERE angels fear 10 tread" thai
he had been busying himself 10 do or
say something, which modesty aud
good breeding would have len 10 On
old and Experienced member Of the
House. The complaints 90 this score
afe multiplying, and the consequent
disgust Is increasing every day, and
II will be strange II, before the close
of the session, VIC do not witness q
few undisguised ebullitions Of wrath
on tho subject from some Of the old
CA Radical mcmbers--the very men
who may take TO themselves the
doubtful honor Of paternity for the
whole carpet-bag race. Nor Is u at
all strange that the carpet baggers
should act precisely Us they do. The
wonder Is that they have rofraincd
SO long from asserting their claims to
political leadership and legislative
precedence. And when Mr.. Bing-
ham and Mr.. Butler, and Mr.. Wash
burne, sneer contemptuously at them,
and affect a state of wondorment ut
their impotence on the floor Of the
House, they seem to forget that great
or impudcnce which was necessary TO
enable them to force themselves upon
constituencies who neither knew nor
wanted them. So far from discour-
aging the Southern delegations" in
their discrimination to be seen and
felt in the national councils, / feel
like patting them on the back, and
telling them to proceed with increas-
ed vigor. And when the Radicals
who Iegislated them into existence
object to their little freaks Of great
ness, / beg to remind them Of an in
cident in q body which this Congress,
very strikingly resembles in many
Respectable revolutionary assembly
Of France. II is related that, when
the Able Sieyes objected 70 the con-
fscation Of church properly which
was proposed in one Of the de-
bates, Mirabeau turned TO him and
said: "Ny dear Able, you have
loosed the bull. Do you think he
will not use his horns?" The logic
was unanswerable. And so with
Congress and the carpet. baggcrs.
They have not only loosed, but Great
ed o set of the yiiest wretches that
God in his wisdom toleratcs to live,
or man in his folly hesitates to hang
and when they look for anything
but what they now complain Of, they
only repeat the mistake Of which
Mirabeau reminded his colleague.
0MIsoUs.-If the following ex-
tract, which we take from the Wash
dispatches Of Wednesday, is
true, there Is trouble ahead for Mis-
sissippi: balgF ias a'fa 81. bail
The Mississippi Radical delegation
waited on General Grant, informing