The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20


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cent tsprealoas ~ public lstlinss Tie
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popular expressions the probability u .
Democratic majority In NE neat Hause,
and the intlmation hlis them wlA dlamay,
They have not accustomed themselves 70
contemplate such q calamity, and they DO
not want 10 submit w H. They have %
long uaed the government Of the Jnlted
States a. q dehAssd party engine, and have
- long bern accustomed 10 use The whole
civil and military power o. that govern
ment 70 advance their schemes, that In
the rrosen, peril the idea Of m extra sos.
sion u Congress 10 prevent the people
from o%yefthrowing them In November
crmes most naturally n their minda
Their logic has always been mormonic In
Ne simplicity and severity, The followers
Of Joe Smith At NauyoO were accustomed
70 prsace their predatory excursions
Into their neighbour premises with
the plous proclamation The earth is
the inheritance Of the Lords saints We
are the Lords saints therefore the earth
Is ours" The Radical ~syllogiem Is not
less hconic and quite as unanswerable
The government was made for Its loyal
citizens ne are liz loyal citizens; there
fore the government was made for us. On
this piece OF logic, thrce.f0urths OF Con-
grossional legislation for Ave years has
been based. The party In power has
maintained itself In place by sitting the
popular voice by despotic %enactnents hos
tile 10 the spirit OF liberty II has subor
dinated the peace OF the country, the free
dom Of its citizens, the rights Of States
and tho good order of society TO It's par,i.
San interests, and its supremacy has never
seemed TO require the aid OF the army, or
a new statute that the army was not sent,
and the needed statute passed.
The people have become weary OF this
harassing policy, which offers no prospect
of termination, and they are ~signilying
their feelings 10 q way that cannot be
misinterpreted. The party has lost its
moral power and Is losing liza coherency.
Even its own warns OF clerks in the de-
partment offices al Washington have re-
volted against the usual assessments for
electioneering purposes, and declared they
will not pay them. In Alabama, Arkan.
sas and Missouri, the "loyal" party are
quarrelling like sworn foes; in Ohio their
ablest men are declining to be candidates
for offices they can no longer be elected
to; and In Illinois their nominating con.
ventions are scenes Of violence and tn.
mutt. The whole situation is alarming,
and the leaders Of the party may well feel
uneasiness, and turn In every direction for
relief that will come from none. France
has not more certainly fallen from the
hands OF Louis Napoleon than has the
popular confidence departed from the
Radical party in the United States, The
Radical Governors of South Carolina and
Texas may arm their negro militia 10
keep white men from voting in those
States; Bullock may deny an election To
the people Of Georgia; tho Radical reg
istry superintendent in Missouri may
again irSncouVs one third the white mer
of the State III the interest of McClurg Of
Brown but al will avail little. Tn,
storm Is coming and cannot be averted
The ruling party has suffered a loss O
white votes, and a loss Of the confidence
of white men that all lis accessions o.
colored auxiliaries do not atone for; and
the utterance Of North Carolina and Ken.
lucky are only presages Of the more EN-
phatic and general voice of the North mex
November, - Missougi Republican, Au.