The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

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Congress aissss this, h iumelestiy ON.
Aimed ~ Ne fadleal admission we have
iustsaosi shave That they vii scarcely
be modified during The fest II The sessions
may h. inferred from NE ihdisposlilon n
ne tlsiieal politicians " open Their eyes
" the progress q political events The
people have demanded a relief from tax'
alton, and theft representatives hsve re-
fused " head them They hare demand.
| "A especially a relief from the high tariff,
and the Response has come In the shape n
a deceptive mobilization, which leaves ths
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have demanded q final settlement o. the
yexati0ns that grew out Of the late war
and they find tina, Congress has simply
allowed the unsettled relations Of th'
Southern States N remain a. they were
while Il has devoted lts time 10 the cor
fupl sbeervienee Of private interests
The Radical newspapers, which, lik'
the one quoted, are forced into admission
Of the incapacity or dishonesty Of thu
men whom the Radical party has sent u
Congress, will strive 10 make the peopli
believe that their demands may be salts
fed by the election Of other men from
the same organization. But II Is extremel,
doubtful whether they car succeed In thi
purpose. To elect other men In the samI
party would be 10 approve OF the part,
management, and the newly elected wouli
simply be encouraged to pursue the san.
arbitrary and high handed course as thei
predecessors. Such journals as the Ne
! York Tunes, the Cincinnati Commercial AN
the Chicago Tribune cannot continue
denounce the management and leaders {
the Republican party, as well as many {
It's strongest principles, and then hope I
rebuild ii with the aid Of the anne pril
t, eiples and men who will conduct then
. selves in a similar manner. There are n
: longer the strong ties that held the Rad
cal party 50 closely together during Il
1 wal and the subsequent struggle for un
i versal suffrage, and the denunciation hi
been too just not to produce a total rev
luton in the political sentiments Of
. men who are anxious for such a remodC
: ing Of Congress as viii secure the peop
/ and their true interests at least a fair Co
y sideration.
3 The true meaning, then, of the Ne
!" York Times prediction that the Radio
, apportionment Of the next Congress W
i, depend upon the closing acts Of the pre-
T ent session, is that the Radical party h
II seen its most prosperous days, and thu
e hereafter, the people will be more like
TO TO vote on real mer and issues than t
" mere partisan distinction made in an Ell,
z. tt1n,- Chicago Times, June IA.