The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-23

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Publican PARTY within 'he state a.
Ni~i~imi api lad artral. I
wa, ~ having d lrr'ty sil fHu
daii'n ~ lvrin vitb rrintnhici b
ncsro for < -ttu ~ sect, I.fr
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That ga the time vr iet uHurd
m M independent course IN poll
Tics. aul will not ahamlpu 4 now
ne, 70 lt scme people 40 which
.pdc we would take. II we DID. ard
~, think II hardy kind IN The De-
mo~racv. amer VT s'a1i here sud
csr~l % Wen tor what Ettc rcm.
usu, II H. CONSISTENCY was len, iur
that party to come hack and throw
NJ "~calawsg' at W. II look. ike
tho kllow, who, unshlc 70 spite his
neigiibor got down and commenced
heating his own iackas..- Mssiss-
iyd CcHfrcf.
The above reply Of the Central, j.
prominently Characteristic nj tha,
,!zss Of Tho Conservative party who.
reiB~-i 20 JOIN the lcnding met aud
'he great majority Il the white poo
he lasA summer in q movement that
Wa conceived nv the best and wi.
~c-t men In the country, NJ a COM
promise to o ing everything in the
election, by giving up a part of the
State ticket TO Northern men. but
securing she entire Legislature to
the white people, and presenting to
Congress n corps If oaiecrS from
evcry rartr, and, defeating by it,the
charge upon the unrconstrncted
States ",hai they were unwilling TO
give any OF the Offices to amy one
except 20 rehels, and that they were
willing 10 accept negro suffrage,
and uHtil They showed some sign OF
sucli an acceptance, were not cnti-
tied 10 representation in Congress-
and that people on the contrary
were anxious or reconstruction b,
accepting the Constitution rid Of it,
ptoscrirtivc clauses.
We were not advocates of thf
movement. until the voice Of III,
people declared it the course to b,
lursucd in the canvass, aud welai,
aside our pet preiudiccs and enterc'
he field with all Of our ability an,
energy and did not hang back, Gk
eT He'ghbor OF the Ceai,ui declare
that h. did. and assist the Radica
party In the defeat OF our people,
Inactivity and stubborn prejudice,
and we are proud 10 say that W
acted with this movement that ha
ior IT. object the promotion Of tn
hest interest Of the people, and ne
against it, although it was delicate,
Aud we regard It NJ n right, whic
We shall exercise in these trouble
times, To know from what mtio
every bark halls that crosses on
tract. Many pirate vessels hay
embarked their crew and unfnrle
their sails upon the sea Of Mississiy
pi politics since the eIectinu,in vie,
of that clause Of the Constitutio
making il in the power OF the Leg
stature TO "lcgalizcH these crat,
lH "psintisg" toyaiupou their stern
In this view We do not think III;
our nciglbor should have struc
on. 81 bsndly at our inquiry again.
the conservative press, and that h
could have better answered thcque,
'nn to his credit, fairly, either on
way orthc other, without dodgin
behind his "iudcpcndcnec.' W
arc happy to say hal we occupy n
position OF independence to II