The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-27

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msnt II the suthnfiiy uf stable and
supreme constitutional maxlms, by
the plilless authority Of the acci'
dental maiofity, that the Republican
party has effected, and that constitutes
the chief feature In the newer and not bet.
ter polity Il has forced upon rs II has
had Ne Illustrations In the repeatsd viola
lions Of the Constitutions tia. vi have
witnessed At ,he hands Of Republican al.
ministfations and Congresses and In the
al bus e0mplete Subsection u The Su.
preme C6ars - saa authority Of the legis
sifva BODY whose scs Is vas expressly
created - Interpret The Constitution
va -Aie - b a she'd ca the protection
q sattrEs-td zin0ftss. and the Judi
ciNry EM 1rxRnfsl 70 holi ~ that shield
when the minority ueetsd ia protection !;
bot the AsPzhlsan party has placed
sa&cklss on tie hands q the Judiciary,
ID eniEs5se - far6&igns, &n3 deride1 the
Constitution izsh Ill il Is deemed 3 proof
q treason % sppeal ioit A new pow.
sr unknown 10 oar fathers, called tie "na-
ton, has been erected, and 10 Il has been
given authority 70 stamp out al individu'
al liberties thsi obs.Tuc; Its ewn Sggran-
dzeuent Il is tine thing 10 belong 70
the majority, where the majority or ina
tl0n can DO SIS It pleases but the Re
publican party has forgotten, in It's intoxi
c--!On, The solemn truth which ii nigh
have learned on every page Of the histo
~ Of republiCs-ihat the majority OF to
Gay becomes the minority tomorrow, an
needs the protection Of the very bulwark
II leyeled TO give wider play to its power
The emancipation Of the slaves in tn
South the investure Of them with SUI
ffage and other political rights tn
proscriptive Fourteenth amendment; th
Fifteenth amendment, and the bill TO Ell
force it; the reconstruction Of the Sout
these are proclaimed in the address {
the leading achievements that marked th
second and third eras of the party b.
the cost of all these magnificent results
carefully kept out Of sight. Some Of Il
Items ~ that cost are 5000 millions
7 money the destruction of the Union al
the substitution of the "nation" in i
, place the established right OF favor
| m%onopolists TO exact constant tribute fro
! the people the loss Of such franchises
hd6eds corpus and trial by jury as abs
| Lutte personal rights; and tax system tn
exaots from every citizen q full 1.-THE of t
fruits Of his labor. When the cost Of I
J whistle that the Republican party h
given US Is carefully considered, 1t will
found that Republican rule is not the &C
s~tellati0n OF splendors that this addrt
!. attempts 10 make of it.
Tae admitted failure of the DONNA
party to deal with the urgent fnanc
Y and economical problems OF the day,
+ the last Congress, is too fragrant a fact
be denied and the address is therett
q compelled TO virtually confess the inab
., ty OF the party to come up to the requi
G. meuta of the fourth era. 1t descends FRI
4 ia var stills and thus feebly refers TO t
ie subject:
" Concerning these questions there are appaI
% atvsrsipes OF interests and real differences
Optnign. The solutions Of some OF them are
b~agraased By grave difficulties. They require t
y A. we'll as hnAEciAl skill and practical statesn
10 ship for their adjustment. Difference Of opir
Al On matters so Iecondtte and complex, In an oft
4 iEltInn embracing 40 many men OF large Int
y, EeEee. trained to habits OF Independent thou
70 expression aad modes Of action, are inevitable
ZIG This is simply an appeal for mercy
90 IA q confession that the future Is dark {
y, dense that the party does not see its Y
:, clear before IL that II does not know h
to solve the difficulties Of the tariff,
pc "a unnecessarily oppressive tax syst
" The address asks the people TO contil
10 the Republican party in power bu
ne makes 10 promises to relieve them OF
rs burdens Of an unequal and uni lst tax {
he TEN Ii declines to avOw its econom
go policy azd IL falls TO promise a restt
Ny ion Of the State and individual rights
through ts unlimited exercise of poy
ca These are the questi0ns now before
nu people, and IL Il on these the Republi
ne party will be judged and condemned
Miasourt Republican,