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

'@fH #EaFM tIFtN seFfar fHf t9sH
sadgrnsIdlns Marriage Liesns.
sl.sH y isfmef days ae price We.
Only one dellni
Our mssJ souI not haze sstsi
W. guest 10 Aas . veil - lei oaI
fetliHEs . ansu e. - Dc above. Nd
fhas fhe pfisc daggI b tie ClorL
i eherUHs b t>si, u Tat il ,Eees.
crF m~a'Flinon.aI IraTeci. IN M,
ras', 81 dhc Priv o'the hasasc B. q
sntsii instter wbena nan L going 4
" Hnrred, Bot ttn we mus, OK.
plain iIc csase ofthk iasfsa.ed O..
Teuse. Tie reason Of DIS = that
ds-Ys'esi men eosiFoI ihs public A.
hifs q Tho a%ation, and the State. and
that d.. onest aea are not saiissed
viii sreaseaable eOsapcnsa,ion for
ilelf Aalsra bat rob The poor 10 en-.
neh themselves. The tai upon ev.
efythisg has been Increased in PRO
ioriion iotlse estrayaean, n.nuer
d lNing 81 pablir officials since the
saf. The esngFcss Of the United
States have serieaa tax npou every
commodity from QUO per cent. 10 dYe
hundred. and we duily pay the tax
in the clothing we wear, the tool We
cat, the horses we ride, and IN fat.
every thing that Is used by MS. and
the proiaets OF the soil, INDUSTRIES
a every grade, Ill bear the burlen
OF sn oi'orous tax by both the Fede-
raj and State Governments, and VIC
toneh not, haille net, taste not an
article that does not speak IN tones
Of wearinessc Of TIN Cumbersome tax.
atOR- A iax that il lesied 10 satll
and enrscil the wealth ct the bond
holder the wliseey rings, and Off
Gals from high to lev, railroad mo.
nopolies and the whole, incubus oil
corruption that now hold the GOV
esning power in this dcseaerase Re
pnsie- Radiealism is rampant IN
Missssifpi as it is in tlle govern.
nspt Of National affairs. and the
sr'n'nats @eandalcus, Outrageous and
unhearl Of estravaganceof t~heparty
~ power in this State, is the cause
" The increased burden OF taxation.
a taxation that il not increased IN
the simple natteruf marriage license
but as our kind friend should have
remembered, ia every thing, ~ we, =
~ in this, and that rs marriage i
an iisutaion that should be enconr- :
aged By ssonest men aud weIl-wisb. !
ers ola good, wcll.srgulated state Of
society, 80 should the industries of
the people DO well protected and
cared tor, but that, with the .encts :
81 Radiealismfo rtiiamaking of laws,
we lind that institutions Of credit
and honor aud profit aud benefit 10
society and the happiness Of the pcos !
p'e are ignored, aud that open licen. 7
flousness Is favored aud protected.
'alas' - example, retailing wiiskey. !
which pSoiucesa nine-tentis of M i
er'nnant the civilized world, n en-. 3
eoufaged and protected by the infa- :
mons scoundrels that nude The same +
law Of (which our friend complains, =
and that infhcRhoIe System Of the
present revenue law industries and .
labor arnstnxed heavily, while an 8
that tendsoto evil practices, vice I
and corruption, moaopones, wills g
'kcyra.gs &cs are lightly taxed. 2
HE cause then ispateft to rs why r
are aytaxesss mach greater ia crL
wediaia former years,
~laen We think Of the extravaganza
expefditnrsof the public monies by 1
the charlatans that control public /
affairs. astsa Maa fas 4
There is but one way to reduce ,
taxation, and that ID, ID huri from G
power thcprcss,t corrupt, partizan s,
parity IN power, and we xouli say 3
your friend, remember this, and act b
upon u and try and ~inffaei,ee every &,
other honest man u fnvcstigate The
cause Of the increased esArgcsin DIE 4
taxes Psia, AID tolesru the poor y
man aswell a. the rich, that THE Ii
kadieal party are the ftieads Of no Il
anesxcspt heir ownhungry greedy, j
fhiesing selscss ssnilsd eat ~ gav v
w .rr~--.gra led Z,
TIE ecnaitioa II pubic at. T.
faixp " our 6tete aie aoertaialy do d
plprsables bst Mheasse appreciate P
t. present cDsditien II affairs in |,
sloqtA Ganphae We are tree To- say d
thatEFaass hlast VA .saiaMslts
~ thet6 tates the StatA and conn .,
Z, 4 ee6a ~ alalest in Il
~ handss1k aagsoss, with Al tow Lii
sosrurf Mhils yiIlians 70 lead them .
n&HS ~ ~ ~Yho I.nusolafnra =,