The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06


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termination The State NJ Texas, hketho
State NJ North Carolina, has already been
frifrl n the course NJ the proceeding
laa little different here, the purpose is
the aame. and the means scarcely lesa
chicseinua Here, II has not been thought
worth while a. wen make an excuse tnf
placing The State under military power,
absolutely directed BY n Radical Governor.
A standing army NJ about 10000 men has
been organized II Ia provided that H.,
OlO of these shall be called a State guard,
and shall be- composed Of volunteers,
Then there IA Ia bo a reserve OF 10000
men, who are simply informed that they
must hold themselves In readiness 10 be
cunscriptcd at any time that the Radical
government may regard Il desirable
Then there Is to be a detective corps Of
300 men, who are 10 be employed actively
In espionage, and who are TO be paid 5000
each per dHHtim, and in gold.
This programme was arranged in a
Characteristic way, we are told. The Con
scrvatiyes Of the State Senate, having no
hope II overcoming the Radical majority,
absenttd Themselves in sufficient number
10 prevent q quorum. The Governor
promptly arrested them and forced them
to their seats the Governors wife lob
biod with the and of champagne, and the
Radical majority quickly gave the scheme
the color of authority. When the decree
promulgated and found to be inevita
bic, the peaceful citizens sought protec-
lion by volunteering for the State guard
But the Radical Governor had discern
mont enough 10 see that this would de-
feat his plan, and 1t was declared that
none should be permitted to enter the
who should not receive his APPROX
,lwhile all other citizens would be re-
quired 10 pay $15 q year for its mainte.
nance. Thus the Radical government Of
Texas will have under its immediate con
troll an army Of pliable negroes and pro
iessional desperadoss, with a fund O
nearly half a million dollars, levied upor
the people, for its expenses
In Georgia, the programme is to be
little different again, but with the SAINT
purpose in view, and probably with thu
same results, Though Congress, at thu
last,moment, consented to admit the State
Radical authorities-and who car disput,
them-have declared that, as there ha
not yet been an election, the first election
that of Congressman, in the fall-mus
be held under the provisional government
that is, under the army commanded b,
General Terry and held at the directio
OF the Radical Administration. This col
troll cannot be any less absolute and Gel
tain than that of North Carolina an
Texas, and so we have, at this early day
three Southern States under the despotisl
of armies organized for the express pu.
pose OF enforcing Radical majorities. TIL
public will anxiously await the ne1
movement.
But, in the meantime, II is well for tt
people of the Northern and Wester
States to consider whether they will col
sent to make themselves u party to tn
armed despotism whether they will col
cent that a free government, in time
peace, shall resort 10 measures that al
only adopted in dospotio governments
time of great emeIgency--and all for Il
desperate success OF a sectional and Co
scienceless set of men, who have not on
outraged the whole country, but hav
enubbed and disgraced their own consti
uoncy.- Chicago Times, july %.