The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-12

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iiitnie lbo local qae zen to-day, u
IL. being brought lefvo lllo people.
We Gnd ho nlaas u the people on
the uofih s,dc no, only willing to
grant that, bat demanding Il; good
and ssanash men on Gle north iidc,
IN public mocdngs, ~dshounelpg ihe
whole thisg rs RalicaI achcn'e 10
pluaior and opprca tho people, and
n truth more potent never was ut
tered, and al honor Is duo them for
their manly action and outspoken
words.
Il isa little strange that some men
who proposc to vote With the Rad
icals upon this local question, right
or wrong, should show such great
anxiety 10 reference to running the
local question; and these men, to
mike Il sure, viii vote with tho Rad
icals, and in leaving out the local
question, while It robs usoi mighty
leverage, it gives rs nothing in re-
turn. Mark what profusc apologies
are offered by some Of the advocates
for the Radicals. We quote q few
lines to show the tone Of an article
by ono, ii not Of Its most able advo-
Gates, at least ono Of its most longs
winded. lie says: "Botl the general
and State governments are largely
in debt; these debts originated from
the conduct Of the citizens, and shculd
be paid by them. Have We any
just grounds Of complaint" OF
course not, and we urge upon the
wicked and undoscrving citizens to
show q christian spirit, and when the
Radicals smitc ono pocket then turn
the other. We 10 say, without fear
ofcontradiction who expects to shout
der the impurities OF the Radicals
will certainly be compelled to leave
thoir Iiible behind / say John
hold my hat and gown while ! 60
down into the "Acsh pots" We
suggest that "Old Hundreds be sung
and It be dubbed the holy crusade,
with tho carpet bagcrs as the valiant
knights to lead the van, the u~nriglltc-
Gus, no doubt, will soon be brought
To- d knowledge Of theiusticc Of THEN
couse. We advise the keeper to
call OFF his dogs, for oven now they
have chased their game into the
stronghold Of Radicalism, and il
pncc iskcpt in future as IN the past,
wc expect 10 sec in the next articI,
d pioua oulogy upon carpet baggcre
aud thieves generally.
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We have noticed the advocates o
the removal have always studiousIy
avoided tllctruo issues in tho matter
they are liknd 70 a lawyer who i,
Defending a case with law aud cvi.
dencc point hiatik against him, aud
10 mako matters worse his client a
most notorious scoumlrel: the cpnse-
lqucuoe Il lie makes q great efort
to divert tho minds Of the jury from
the law and facts in point, by max.
ing q great noise oyer some ilimsl
circumstance scarcely CONNECTED
With The case, he will tell how hi
! client won't to Sunday school whel
d boy while the other fellow wont ,
fishing ON Sunday, Sc, and 30 It !
in this case, they make considerabl
noise overpeints that have no bear
ing IN the case, talk of being force
to vote with the Radicals by III
local question being made 4 foature
An the local question amounts 10 |
whether tho voice Of The people shal
determine the location, and ifthat ]
what forces them into the Ridiea
mnkstlen they have not far TO g
We have 4 question 70 ask the gen
tlemcn who have advocated the re
mova so strongly threugI,tbc SrAh
Arc you Willing that the voice of I'll
shall determine the location
That Is all tho tax payers ask, N
heating round the bush, speak Of
gentloncn,ayc yen, OR no, let us kn0'
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