The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-11-11

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sil NE prreinss. The Hadieal ma.
Isrsy .iakius The lowest man on
their sick@ i 0vsf nine hundred,
i~inr the majority c'aimsd bS them
upon fhe Regisffatioh Books, show
ING that the'ehiite negro vote was
Radic-l, with a small exception and
the exception WIS 6llei up BY cor.
Responding Number If white men,
~.ho vated titc Radical ticket. A.
MI the rreeinfs except Sardis the
white vote twas given enti Q for the
Conservative ticket, with III, exccp-
ton Of a small number 10 Capt. &c.
Hafrison, who run nhcad Of his
ticket IN the county about three
hundred and fifty votes. The reg
istcrei vote VI the county Is about
400, the total number Of votes
tollcd about 1926, being very neat
she entire vote. The negro major.
ity III the county ia about 925 votes,
and taking the vote Of 1869, as the
test OF the Radical strength, Il shows
u decrease Of $50 votes M the coun.
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The Conservative party carried !
the election South Of tho river. and /
the Radical majority is all gwen
from the North side OF the river.
The men who have been elected
for the county off orrs hava lnaii inl
office and need no comment from.
It's as TO their qualifications to dis
charge the duties incident to their
position, but W 0 will say that AL
though wc greatly deplote the olcc-
'ion Of tho Republican ticket, and
rcgard II as II great misfortune for
the county, yet our county has not
suffered By any means like many
others in the State 10 clccting IN
competent men. 81
The Board Of Supervisors are
fortunately good one, having three
white men mud two negroes. We 4
lave elected two members OF the 4
Hoard Of Supervisors, ionr sIagis- 1
and two 3onstables on the !
Conservative ticket, while the en- &
tire balance of the officers elect were /,
on the Radical ticket. The s
Beat officers arc not so good. In n
Beat five three Magistrates and two n
negro Constables have been elected {,
md only one of the number can read In
write, md arc totolly incompc. a,
tent, this Beat suffering by Tar moro s
han sll tho others Al donly clecting b,
mo Magistratc, u q Dmall, who'll 70
dischargcth duties of ihe off o. =,
W. have had u trial of Mai. A. o.
!. Howe anl j. III Piles, {col'd.) as
aud know their ideas Of in
mixing laws, while the negro John III
,ockr. Is ignorant and csnnot read r
" write. and win be controlled BY Ii,
hem. The election ofM. g. Brady h,
'ver J. q. Hall. for District Attor>
ley, needs no comment as our cit> d,
zens ! well acquainted with the i,
rank Of each, both being II,
'ppng mon and competent to dis OF
the duties of tho Office and q
he test was a political one entirely In
With them. We can hope for the i,
to be placed at the very Lows to
It rate hy the present Board of SUI.
@rvisors az tho majority, w. s.. co
iIartsfield, :. ii. Guntcr and T, NJ. i,
are highly respected tax puys W,
rs citizens aud win not pc nit tho Of
ounty funds to DO expended fool. 10.
silly.
The white vote Of thu county d,
made IN the face Of dcfeatwas a SOL II.
~ protest against the cxtravagant, bu
nino,s rule and rartisan legislation re
1.-THE Radical party, and this voice Al
IN united intelligence has been III
,lyen throughout the State to arrest In
be vandalism Of the late legislature; ed
nd:it y 10 be hoped the radical mem III
'efs Of the iegislat,. 81. hsSl she y
he warning Of this mighty power, IN
yhjch although stiaed now win aud in
INST vent itself before many years be
AYE passed IN an upheaval that on
vill fear usullder thc scanty fabric III
fplical power. M,
The negroes almost universally "a
'otcd The Radical ticket no matter an
rider how much opposition and this to
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