The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09

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APPRECIATION
The tyerthf0w of prescription
and n Establishment and he boo
moval ~ NE state from under ite
poisonous Influences 81 military
nflc Ntrc ,he cafne., desire ~ every
one, and Che opinion prevailed that
there wa. bat one course 10 BE- tur
sued. and that wa. % recognize thc
situation and 20 labor earnestly ana
faithfully for q lue ~ action that
viii rid our State from the dcspoi
ism Of Ames and bis hungry brood
of cormorantg,
The deep feeling manifested b,
{. every "a against Gen. Alcom apon
this occasion, Of his disgraccful and
ignominious conduct in attempting
TO sell the rights Of his people to a
hungry Get Of vandalstha his own
sordid ends might be accomplished.
was enough TO satisfy the most
skeptical mind that this fallen son
of Mississippi has no supporters
among the honest white men of the
country, and that his cowardly APP
peal to the old Wings Of the couu-
try to rally 70 bis support was hurl-
cd back By every one Of them with
the bittercst scorn for thinking that
they had any sympathy with him.
We are IN hopes That the dissen.
siops that have been urged by dif.
ierent members of the Conservative
party IN the formation of a new line
OF conduct IN the present campaign
viii cease, and that every man will
not let his individual preferences
control him, but join the majority
~ the endeavor to overcome aud
forever drive out the foul incubus of
kadiealism that hangs in so dense a
cloud over us, and with as bancfnl
effect as the shadow of the fatal
Upas tree.
We can set il down for a stand.
by,,if We wish, that in this election
our views and actions are not what
we would have them were we left to
a Inc Of action untrammeled BY
any motive of necessity, aud that we
are fighting for a position upon
which we eat plant our batteries to
more successfully pour hot shot into
the ranks Of Radicalism and pro.
scrlptlon,-that we arc fighting To-
gain a voice in the management oil
our own affairs and to take them
from tho hands Of a periured party,
and that in the accomplishment oil
this we have to take the hand
that is stretched across the yawninc
chasm, Offering us assistance If We
will only join with them. So lot is
be at the work, aud let idle caviEue
be thrown to the dogs, and the glad
tidings go forth upon the sOth oil
November that Mississippi has
shaken off the fctters aud taken her
position upon the high ground By
tltcside OF her sister States. Virginia
and Tennessee.
The nominees are both good men,
and will use every energy to effect
ALH ~ .
the restoration Of peace and order.
and every man, either white or
black, can rest assured that thov
will faithfully carry out tho liberal
views and sentiments entertained
BY the Union Republican party, aud
that they viii labor faithfully for
the protection and best interests Of
our citizens, and the eolored man
can confide to them every trust that
they hold sacred with perfect conf
denee that theyw will never betras 1t.
Both Of Inc nominees arc men
that have been marked Tor their
liberal views and sentiments mon
every question that ag,tates the mub.
mind.
Mr.. Brady earnest and untirinc
etisart "a .a,n,ra N. " i