The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-10


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has given away, ~ %m0n0ppliaH
md spectators, moro than one laif N
VI the publio lands which the Democratic
declared should be given only for
rec hnmmirads " the poor man. And
0r This corrupt and wrongful aQuandor
nR NJ The peoples domain in enrich land
nonOpolists and partisan hvoritos, n il
stunned that the Radical party deserves
he confidence and continued support oi
ho country" ,
For crushing a wicked gigantic rebel. ,
lon, and saving the Union fur perfect. !
lg tho great work Of reconstruction Cor /
storing all The seeding members Of the
'nion as free and equal States % these D..
three other reasons for the assump ,
ION that the Radical party deserves the :
nphdencc and continued support Of the .
Tho unblushlng ~impudcnce Of :.
Is one VI its most notable :
CHARACTERISTICS. History already records .
10 fact that the great work of recon :
ructlon was a work begun, carried out, !,
nd ended for no worthier or more pa, =
lotto purpose than the continuance of J
&c radical party in power, Every step :
that work wa marked by violence, by !,
.sregard of constitution and laws, by =
ampling upon public and private rights, x
Y innumerabl0 acts of usurpatiOn and
ranny, uncalled for by any public ext. u
lncy, and unjustiled by any fact in the q
OF u conquered and disarmed n
THE seeding members of the v
Mon never ceased to be members of q
Ie Union such Is the decision of the Il
CHEST authority, and such is and will be u
&c Judgment of history. Their freedom Ia
equality as such members were i'm. y
only by The efforts of the Radical u
Irty In attempting, not to restore them u
a Union they failed to get out Of, but "
convert them to political Radicalism, II
, which acts a condition of war was u
prolonged five years in q state o.
peace, while millions OF the public "
oasure were ~sQandored Il nan electioneer. p
& crusade. And for all this, it is as. d
med that the Radical party deserves k
Q confidence and continued trust of the a.
untry | fl
Some other reasons are assigned, but I'll
ey are equally preposterous, and, when al
anincd, will be found nothing moe ca
an mere Radical assumptions. Not RI
10 OF them Is substantiated by historical al
ith. The whole history of the country W
ace the first election of A. Lincoln, goes tie
negative every one of these Radical al
SYMPTOMS, and to support the PROPOSE. SC
that the Radical party has al
oven Itself unworthy of the confidence 81
q continued support ofthe country 50
For giving away the poor mans free al
mesiead TO land monopolies; h
For uselessly and recklcssly squander. Il
Z the public domain by giving it to rail. Ia
y spectators;
For necdlessly prolonging the war, in th
ier thSt partisan iavorites might grow ca
. upon the public calamities W
For continuing the evils of war five N
ars In peace in order to keep a corrupt m
power; O,
For q reckless, Inefficient and wasteGl M
ministratlon of the public finances; for Al
ing a monopoly Of the circulating me- dc
to a few favored money lords; for ed
pressing the people with an unneces. .
y army OF office holders, consuming as ra
of the public revenue as the Federal sb
receives, and fort general sub. o,
ilnatlon OF the national good to the in. AZ
ests ola party inspired by the spirit of re
''srism, to rule or ruin.- Chicago Times. Ii