The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-09
Georss FfarsI, frsIs.

possible sugecs un,lef The suh. 81.
ccpt potatoes end cecoa.nuta ~
started ont ny saying that "earty
IN the United States was killed hy
Tweed and Gaut. Tweed killed
tho Democracy, end Grant choked
oil tho Republican wiudpipe. He
then went on 20 show tho beauty
Of woman suffrage. whsn the polls
would be wecded Of drunkards.
pothouse politicians, rowdies. shoul.
dsg.hitters and itheives, and woman
should preside at the box on the
stage Of some elegant hall, with bo.
quetts and music, and tho whole af.
fair would be wound up with n ball
a light torch of terpsichorean excel
lcnce-iu,tead ola fight. Laugh
teri .la 1.s
The next Presidents scrmon to
young America. 1
Don't drink. Don't smoke. Don't
chew, Dou't take snuff. Don't
swear. Don't gamble. Don't lie.
Don't steal. Dom I cheat. Don't
deceive the girls that love you.
{ Loud cheers aud laughrer), Don't
be afraid of man or the Dent dynas>
tty. (Cheers). Be self-reliant. BE
just and tear not. Be generous
when you are rich. Good. Be
kind and true to your friends
Think not Of yourselves. (chsers).
Strike OUT Step ont of the ranks
for promotion.--lieutenant--captai
acknowledgement eral--marshal. Look
at Grant at tho top Of tho ladder,
even without much brains. laugh
teri. But take heed lest ye fall
! Cheers. Fire above the mark you
intend to hit. Concentrate. Re.
member o trip-hammer in snow
flakes Of iron on ten acre lot has
no force, but, consolidated. in one
mass, it comes down with o fearful
force upon a pile. cloud cheers),
Study hard. Application ia success.
Success is work. Stick to your aim.
The bulldog never letsgo. (cheers).
Face your enemy. Never run,
Learn to spar, to fence, to swim, to
wrestle and FIRE a rife. loud cheers)
Look to the American republic and
Irish nationality and European lib,
erty - (loud cheers) - and not I'd
breaking tie law by shooting police-
men in Cork, or ku>klux honest
men in Carroll, o. (Sensation). Go
away from homo if you wish to get
on in life. Strike for Independence,
but don't remain in the great cities.
| (Loud checrs). Go west--Kansas,
/ Nebraska, Colorado-and put your
money ir your purse. Cheers. BE
true to, yourselves. Never borrow
never lend. Don't depend on friends.
Keep out of debt, Organize your
Tram ligues in every ward. Jap
plaqse). Remember acorns grow
tooaks. Drops make an ocean, and
| grain by grain the coral insects make
| the island oasis, cloud oheers)I Get
UP early and 90 10 bed early. Eat
meat once day. Sleep with wins
dows open, Nothing like hread and
meat diet. LaughteD.5 Set these
noble members Of the press and dis
| Itinguished ministers Of the gospel
the example Of temperance and so---
briefly. loud laughter and ap--'
plause). ai area 6
!
| Marrrige in the good time com-
ling. ''' "
What do you think Of marriage?
81 Marriage is civil contract which
takes most uncivil adyantageof Of d
woman. sELaughter,1 It makes
her slave, Society organized
against her prevents her from get.
ting an honest living, She has
but two CHANCES when chafng under
the maNpaiuted marriage tie. She
must submit to man'siius. or brutal
lty,or die nf starvation Or prostitution
[Asiekening sensation ofa terrible
truta] 1.-The husbapd, not satisfied
4 with crushing her mind--nausea-
ting her senses with tobacco and
rum-claims her body night and
day as his property, even when ma
ternity is on its Ito creation,
(sensation). an unnatural act that
no animal on four feet ever commits.
! tTme). q aIa'i sfiai1oii f
4 Nine times out Of ten the woman
submits to the caresses of marriage
with absolute loathfng. (aensatlon.)
She plays the, hypocrite because So
: ciety, backed BY the church, makes
! ilher a coward for bread and butter.
'l(Applause.) When marriage all9ws
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