The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-02

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| people have accepted i DOT so much
| lur the sake IF thc NAMES upon it
vhichareintrinslcally mcrtorious
hut 1" a part Of The great plan of
relief from military administration
which holds their lives, liberties and
fortunes, at the disposal of weak
aud selfish ruler. and Of dchyemncc
from the misrulc, anarchy and
speliatioH af Bitter End Radical
reconstruction
There may be some iigid psrti-
zaus, who consulting their hearts
rather than their heads, will Say
that they prefer straight-out Dem
ocrstic ticket But suppose their
wishes were gratiiied suppose they
had the choice Of such q ticket, and
they could elect it, what would they
gainl The end OF all their strug-
gles would be q continuation of the
rule Of Ames with its agencies o.!
strife, tyranny and corruption scat
tered broadcast over The State.
Suppose, in disappointment at not
having such a ticket in the field,
they refuse to take part in the cleo
tion--refuse to bear their share in
the momentous struggle which ia to
fix tor years, probably for genera
tions, the destiny of the State for
veal or for woe-they will simply
play into the hands Of Ames, of
Gibbs, of Musgrove, Tarbell, Alcorn,
Mckee and all that class of Malig-
nants who hope to profit by the in
auguration of precisely such a state
of things as exist in Arkansas,
South Carolina, and other States
where enough people "would have
nothing to do with it" to succeed in
turning their countrymen and them
selves over the most hideous and
loathsome governments that even
existed. The impracticables in
those States are repeating at leisure
the madness and folly which brought
on these calamities, aud are pining
for the return Of the opportunity,
once rejected to regain their liberties.
The people Of Mississippi, we
mean the conservative masses, have
like passions and weaknesses with
other people it is true, but they have
the example Of South Carolina and
Arkansas IN chains, and of Vir-
ginia and Tennessee redeemed, to
come to the aid of their own calm
judgments and sturdy patriotism,
and all combined will form current
Of conviction and a mightlness OF
purpose that will bear them trium-
phantly over the breakers into the
harbor Of safety. The vessel to
which they have trusted their for
tunes is made of good material; but
looking to the paramount object OF
dellverance from tyranny and Radi-
cal misrue and the restoration OF
civil government based on the con
sent Of the governed, rather than to
the appointed agencies for the ac-
complishment Of this end, they will
enter on the canvass with zeal and
determination commensurate with
the prizes at stake.
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Let all persons who aspire, in
spite Of nature to the possession Of
sable heads of hair, take warning
from the fate Of DR.. j. N, Wither.
wax, late of Davenport. Iowa. En,