The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-31

But, striking out The doubtful States,
It leaves a majority fot Greeley. II
the Liberal Republicans in the
doubtful States prove their strength
equal by one-half TO what ia claimed
by leading politicians OF that order,
the States will be carried for Greeley.
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II will be remembered the desper.
alton with which Tweed & Co, the
otiicial thieves in New York, strovo
to obtain a renewal OF their rover
ut the election. The reason was
their desire to keep control Of the
hooks Of the city, which
would, IN the hands Of
di%sinterested parties, unmask their
robberb's and expose the villainy OF
oil their transactions. II IA tor the
sun,e reason that we find Morton, in
Indiana, Cametou in Pennsylvania.
Chandler, h Michigan, Conkling, in
Now York, and Carpenter, in Wis.
c%onsin, fighting with such zeal aud
ardor ngaiust any change Of admins
istration. Morton ia u specimen of
them all. A few years ago he was
comparatively a poor man. Nov he
~ one OF the wealthiest men in Indi
ana, il not in the United States, li,-
ing in luxury with all his family, ~
II no had been born to the imperial
purple. Does this man want the
books OF the Treasury Ia the hands
Of Mr.. Greeley and his supporters,
who will have no political reasons
7, Keel, their contents from being
known, but who, on the contrary,
would spread them before the
worlda OF course not. Like Tweed.
there Is nothing he would not do 10.
prevent II. Morton, Cameron, and
the other henchmen of GRAFT have
rrotited by the exarple of Tweed.
Tweed was aware chat the triumph
OF llis political opponents, involving
an inspection of the city a~cc,unts,
would lead either 70 his flight from
the country or to his incarceration
IN the States prison. So of Morton,
Cameron and Others. They are
fighting, II not for lite, at least for
liberty, The success of Greeley will
put Morton in the place OF Tweed.
lndiana's voters, remember this
lCineinnati Enquirer.
Willie this may be said of Morton,
Cameron 4 CO., It can be also said as
a general.thing Of the Office holders
OF this State who received the office
under the colors of Grant Republi.
catism, for they have plundered and
robbed the people Of the State ou.
81 millions Of dollars, aud II Is not
etrange that this class OF colmorants
should be found upon every side,
Whether holding State or county
offices, shouting most Justify for
Grhnt, We could not expect them
to do otherwise. 1t but proves the
often repeated assertions of the hon.
est citlzens, that they We're Radicals
MS cloak for their corruption, in
competency and gross malfeasance.
80 long as there is a prospect tor
Grants reelection these henehmen
will be most happy, but whenever
the cloud OF al osershadowing de-
feat obscares their protection from
Grant, the heai>centre Of gift takers,
and supporter OF thieving, corrupt
government rings Of swindlers, they
viii be most tluly unhappy ; and il
the truth can be only known there
viii be a whole team of Twceds in
this State that viii have to flee to
save themselves from serving the
State tor 4 number Of years as con-
victed ielons. The Jackson Clarion
gives the following list who have
already departed:
The developments Of the last few
months Indicate hal the higera
spoken Of BY II. @. has already DO,
gan, that the carpet baggers have
ronlmeps led
Tp.Eld lheir tents, like Arabs
And silently steal away.
The corners Of the streets that
used 10 be adorned by the presence
or one Reed has tor the last few
weeks known BIN 10 longer. Reed
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