The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-15

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sieiol criminals, asserting tai op
preston YVES always iho parent Of
disorders coming 10 South Can.
lina Cen. Blan qaoisdiho two Som
aion anl a mas d kepabliean ics-
iimony and also DE letter Of Gov
Petiy 20 show Ne corruption Of che
Legislature and he enormous plum
def Of thc pcgplr. Y gave al1 aa
account of the election Law OF South
Carolina, where the superintendent
Of election KEEP, The ballot-boxes a
week for the purpose Of manipula-
ting them. The frauds in Louisi-
ana, Georgia, Mississippi. and Flori-
da were next reviewed. Gen. Blair
was repeatedly interrupted by West,
Of Louisiana, sherman, Sawyer, Ed
monds aud Ames, all OF whom were
much annoyed by this indictment;
but he met all their points with an
swers that were triumphant, and ear
ried with him the entire sympathy
OF the galleries. He is to conclude
tomorrow. HIS speech to-day was
racy and severe, but within parlia-
mentary bounds. In order to pre-
vent a repetition of the applause
which was given General Blair the
other day, a large number OF police
men were conspicuously stationed in
the galleries for the purpose of ar
resting any offenders, and these pre-
cautious had the effect desired.
Chicago is said to have a temperance society
with 500 members in good standin Almost
as wonderful rs the cures efectedtby DR.. Bra
zier's Liver Coldial.
Our modern course Of living begets a condi-
ton of the body that requires occasional relief
The system becomes enfebled, deranged, clog
ged and labors in its task. The mind sympd-
thizes with it and both sink, or are depressag
together. To restore the vital energies, PURGE
the system-cleanse the blood-take Ayers
Pill.-G,asgow, Ky, Free Press.
Dir. Livingstone has discovered underground
cities, where thousands Of people | We, in Africa.
! SpNlt tAftFttlDiS dTb silu w pS liitINl mllte
org, and have running ri-ls in them. Won
/ lertul but not moro so than the cures effected
dy Brazicr's Liver C9ldial.
Never use calomel or mercurial poisons 70,
/ the liver. Use DR.. Brazier's Liver Medicine
A Remarkable Break Down.
n The rotten fabric of Mongrellsn
: is beginning to tumble. It will b.
: remembered by u readers that thu
first section Of this country whicl
! gave a practical endorsement of thu
!, "nigger-equality' doctrine was thu
District Of Columbia, in the earl,
. portion Of tho reign Of King Abra
ham. The "%slaves" Of that Distric
were first made %"lree," and the RICH
of the elective franchise followed
But as we have always declares
would be the case, a back down Q
!, the belief in the "nigger equalit
doctrine has taken place, not so re
!, markable in itself, because this back
down, sooner or later, we hav
ever held to be inevitable, but tina
!, this change of public opinion shoul'
: first appear in the spot where tn
: negro rule began, is, indeed, a mat
ter worthy of special record.
: Niger government in the Dis
trict of Columbia has been fairl
: tried, and disguised even the mos
= ardent supporters Of the ~"equalit
doctrine" The bill which passe'
the House last week virtually dis
franchises niggerdom in all but th
minor offices Of that District. Til
bill was gotten up by mongrels 0
well as Democrats, to take away q
much power from the niger as pos
of sible; and although largely increa'
ing the power Of the President, an
le in this respect is very objectionabl
s. it was deemed imperatively nece'
as sary to preserve the District from a,
d. tual anarchy and positive ruin.
at aNiggerlsm,' in the District
lis Columbia the capital Of the countr.
Ii now fairly understood. Soon X
ne whole nation will open its eyes to t
les great truth that the negro is an il
f ferior organization and incapable
lat self-government, and should have |
voice in the political affairs of tn
nation Of thirty millions of Cauca
/. sians.--Day Book.