Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-11
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We CLEAN brief extracts to show
the temper Of the Mississippi
press.
The Columbus Index says:
The power OF control Of the
State must return TO the deposito-
ries Of its Virtue and Intelligence
The white, must like the cOlored
man, listen 70 the prejudices OF
race, and add TO It the combina-
tons OF capital and proper direC.
don Of superior intelligence for
the purpose Of depriving the ne
gro communities Of the power to
harm. Violence IL BY no means
necessary and will not be justified
save in self defence. The force to
be used d that moral and intellect
ual power that the superior exer.
cises over the inferior, the power
ofthe VIII. = =
A firm and conservative policy
must bsadOpted and adhered to-
. policy that will unite all the
white people and control enough
negroes by IL moral power to Sc
cure what Is left Of Law and Liber-
ty. No compromise the white
man wants, must and shall have
control, first Of our city and Coun.
y, and when the time arrives, the
State Offices.
The Holly Springs COnservA-
dvesays;
tits unmahly to indulgei in fruit
less repining. It lie ell over, and
cannot new be altered. Alcorn is
the Governor elect Of Mississippi,
and Judge Dent must suffer the
modification Of q defeat by q par
" sunk In all the crimes known to
the decalogue. A shame! A
burning shamel Reputation of
a State debt sinks into insigniR-
canoe rs compared TO it.
Says the Kinds County Gazette {;
To oppose the stern logic of
events, would be unwise, indeed
foolish. With the lights before
us now, we are willing to trust
them, promising all the aid, and ev
cry effort at our command, for the
general good and the great object,
viz the speedy restoration of
Mississippi to the Union. We
shall eVince no factious opposi-
ton, but hold ourselves in readi-
ness to commend where common
dation Is due, and applaud where
applause is due.
From the Liberty Herald:
We must accept the situation as
it is, try to make the best Of that
which cannot be avoided, and pre-.
pare for the future, which we earn
estly and honestly hope may bring
rs nothing worse than the present.
The Tallahatchian, published at
Charleston, is utterly overcome at
the result.
The Meridian Mercury don't
like It.
From the Columbus Democrat /:
The flag of Republicanism, en-
blem Of Yankee tyranny and ne
gro supremacy, floats over the
once proud, sovereign State Of
Mississippi. Hernoble and brave
people, whose voice has ever been
heard among the most intelligent
and cultivated statesmen In the
country, and whose arm has always
struck where true courage and
dauntless bravery perform the
lOftiest deeds Of heroism, are qui.
city, aud calmly, and sternly pass
ing under the yoke.
But let US not succumb to the
that are before us. The
white men Of the State must unite
and organize to mitigate, if not to
avert the common dangers.
Let us understand each other,
and act together. The end is
worthy q lifetime Of effort, but let
not what may be accomplished in
3 few years be postponed to q long
period Of delay by want of har.
mony and unity Of purpose.
The Liberty Advocate says the
cOlored people have turned their
upon the whites of the
and by their acts, said "we
are Independent of you" In with
holding or friendship from those
who scoFnea Z, we obey a law of
nature and preserve our own self
respect Let our Intercourse with
the negro be that Of business alone.
From the WinOna Democrat:
Although We have been beaten
in this political contest, and the
principles for which We struaaled
may have been overturned andl
seemingly obllterated for a time.
yet the day win come, and It il not
Ger distant, when they will be vim
dictated and the rights which we
are now striving 10 establish and
maintain, will Be regarded by the
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