The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-24

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arc unc1nsiiiut.Dns and HH Fiac snd The
results are a want a confidence IN husi
ness transactions a want ~ stability 10
values, and a large depreciation oi The
credit Of the country
II hiss iosttfrd many kinds ~ manufac
turing companies and corporations, and
enriched them by taxing the people
through tariff laws ~ this emil
n IA plainly declared In lls Stale plat
form In the present campaign, that large
revenues being necessary, The tsriH should
be M adjusted M to enrich some classes ~
the expense Of the Others
II has continued q most onerous and az.
~FravatinE internal revenue system " tar.
alton complicated, Impossible Of uniform
construction, or Of honest assessment and
collection
II has refused todlsoontinuo the income
tax
II has refused 10 abolish the franhlng
privilege;
1t has given away 10 railroad monop-
olies millions OF acres Of the public
lands;
II has enacted restrictive and trouble.
some naturalization laws;
II has intetiored with and endeavorcd
to subvort the executive and judicial de-
partmonts Of the GOvernmcnt-taking
from each certain constitutional powera
and endcsvorlng to pervtrt them to
p%artiean uses and purposes;
II has been corrupt aud dtm0reiizinR
beyond belief-exposing itself 10 Tho
world az q party represented In the Con
gress Of the United States aud in State
Legislatures by men who Ind 10 be OK
PEELED for bribery, and in ON % by rob
bers and plunderersi
II has appointed and malntsins in office
and in public positions men of acknowl-
edged corrupt character and action de
f~aulters, drunkards, thieves, and men who
grow rich on salaries that they more than
oxpend In the political canvasses fol-
which they are thus rewarded.
II has sent men 10 Congress who, on
$4,000 salary for their term Of office,
have returned home rich and able to
build $4,000 mansions.
The knowledge of these things does
not bring investigation or the blush OF
shame, but appears TO be acquiesced In
as a part Of the Radical system.
This Ia acknowledged, and its best mon
and journals sec and admit the necessity
for change. These are not generalisms
The records Of the legislation and the
crimes Of the Republican Representatives
can be read In It's own journals, and will
s~ubtantiato what we say. A vote for thu
Republican nominees Ia o vote for the con
~tinuance Of these practices and policies
They cannot and do not deny It, They
are In their platforms and speeches either
silent on them, or they seek To hide then
under deceitiul subtleties. We believ,
that the time for a change has come.
The Democratic party distinctly place
itself in opposition TO the wrongs that are
enumerated.
| promises reform In the matters com
planned of;
1t holds that a tariff for revenue means
a tariff that will produce rovepue, and moi
one that prohibits importation, thereby
preventing competition, aud only enrich
ing manufacturers;
IL holds that 1t Is an inherent right Of
the people to buy In the cheapest and sell
In the best markets;
II Is opposed TO Substituting private en-
terprises or corporations through direct
or indirect taxation, or through the dona
lions Of the peoples money or lands;
1t opposes monopolies, made so by gov
eminent aid and faver;
1t fayors the most liberal and free natu'
ralization laws, whereby this country may
be easily and promptly settled by those
who will become citizens, instead OF re-
naming for years aliens.
Il opposes tinkering State or Federal
constitutions to meet party emergencies
or to authorize increased expenditures OF
taxation;
I II opposes the continuation Of the In,
!, come tax, fraDking privilege, and tenure
ofnfice laws.
II protests against the corruption and
decentralization OF the party In power, 81
existing and created by It's agents and
representatives In Congress, and in office
, In the State and Federal administra-
tions:
II anneals IN tho voters of Michigan "a
examine The arguments and charges Of
The resnectiye parties.
Tho Rennblican nlatforms and the Re.
rublican organs will he found pointing 10
y reduction of the Federal debt-yhie
this has alone been accomplished by tax.
inc he neonle. according to their own
statement. AFRO 100000 more than the
nscsssarv eynenses of the government re.
nnired n thc mast wear. They will be
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W. Lsro.j. ios,soa,d They viii he found
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