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

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vouIl altochto that policy pn a,
count Of these features bui We can.
not sea that spt good would fca1lt
from that course
Tho Precedent and Congress has,
a. least shown some fairness md
hherality u spirit In giving u. m.
other opportunity 20 get back into
the Union, with q constitution at
least rid of some Of its most glazing
aud outrageous %proscriptiyc clauses.
and we should be- prepared 70 meet
them with M equal degree of good
faith and llbcrality Of spirit, aud
therefore we think that II il the
policy Of the Conservatives 10 take
up the constitution and fight for il
az amended
LAe policy Of the Conservative
uf this State in the coming election
viii be to call together the people il
convention, and invite every man
no matter Of whatcvpr race, color
or previous condition, to join in the
selection of good, honest aud true
men TO fill the offices of the State
then if the National Republican
party, better known in this State ~
Boilers "a name given to then
by the Radicals-nre as anxious a
they make ont to work for the com
mon good of the country, let then
join in with this convention an,
frame n platform Of liberal view,
and nominate n class of men to ri
for the offices upon that platforr
who will look to the true interest {
Mississippi, and who in truth can /
called gentlemen, and whose career
are not marked with Liberal act.
no matter who they be, if they ca
only present an unsullied recort
free from political corruption an
ain, and are qualified to discharg
the duties Of the respective pos
tons.
We think if there is any truth i
the assertions of this party that tn
ls the manner in which it can /
tested. Let them show that the.
aim is nc. to fill the offices OF ii
country by assigning to zach men
Der Of this party an Office, but TIL
the true interests of Mississippi Al
dear to their hearts. and that tho
arc ready to promote that end wit
ont the greed of Office in view.
The Radicals or "Bittcr.ender
are fixed in their purposes, and v
need not expect them to join in Il
movement, forthc men that compo
the ultra wing are utterly devoid
the first principles of patriotism q,
haveno desire to promote the truei
terests of the people; who have on
the hope of office in view; who ca
nothing for the ultimate good oft
State, nothing tor the good opini,
of honest men, but only to run I
offices of the State to their person
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, so that they Il
bound to nominate a carpet-ba a
scalawag ticket throughout--m
who are proscriptionlsts, and tn
to stir up strife and feeling
tween the two races; to embitter t
black man against the white ms
and ride into Office upon the pc
leluded black mans vote.
And in our policy we can be pl
pared to meet this class OF men wi
that degree Of just scorn and indi
nation that their policy merits.
Let us have liberal men who ha
proven themselves to be so, W
were not proscriptionists in the Ii
election and are now liberal in III,
views. We want.no better histo