The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28


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zee iu w. whilH fully recognising thr new
status NJ things resulting from The waf.
and yiCIlitg prnmpt obedience iu all law.
Incident ihefetn. Tint She party which ha.
held them IN hur dlge iof luuf years Past
comes IN The surface as a dominating Gle
mcni NJ more This ran only De- accnm
plishcl by teal iudipinusiy tempered with
discretion Nothing must he done to dis
lnicgfuie The conservative strength, and
thereby furnish ON opportunity Tor th'
ever wnichlul foe 10 form coalitions will
the disafoctcd. and lay hold Of the rein.
again The temptation 10 uialia,e Of
those who have played the tyrani. how
ever strong, must be resisted moderation
must Ne exercised even whcp none Is de-
served, and all things bo made suhservien
10 the greatest good of the greatest num
Der Georgia hns already had one sharl
lesson In this direction, and ought ne,crt,
need another.
So much BY way Of advice To the win
nors Of the battle; but the defeat cannot b
altogether overlooked, Never WIS thor,
in this country At least, 81 powerful a con
bination formed for the a,owcd purpose q
e~yalting the minority nj the expense Of th
majority. Gov. Bullock, us destitute {
principle as he is abundant in ability, HI
had from the beginning Of his term III
active co. operation OF the Federal govern
mcnt through its adherents in Cabinet an
Congress, and the reinforcement of III
military arm of the government No slor
f has been left unturned, no appliance III
tried to gain the desired end and wheth,
by stalioning soldiers in doubtful distrio
or sending the Attorney General of Il
United Stntes and II Pennsylvania Senat,
, to make a reconnaissance and devise st
, tIstical plans, the President and his frien,
a have eyinced n determination TO carry Il
/ election at all hals ds, They have faile
s~ignally failed and while this failure do
not Ia the slightest degree lessen the gu
. incurred by The attempt, IL ought surely
prevent such attempts hereafter. If ba
1 onets, political terrorism and Federal pi
ronagc could not consolidate and rend
permanent the Radical iniquity in Georg
, they are not likely to succeed elsewhe
= Therefore let the Administration assul
a virtue il it has il not" and permit I
people of each and every State to mana
their local affairs without further interi
n ence. AS to Mr.. Alderman, whose heal
was too frail to longer endure n scat in {
Cabinet but quite strong enough for I
Il Senatorial chair, we hope, now that
d chances Of the latter have vanished,
may rapidly and permanently recuFera
n disappointment Is not unfrcqucntly
n excellent Missouri Repubic'
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