The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-09-28

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] 10 provisions sOx Il you l,y aside
gs4r liberal rfgiesaiiOus VI 1869
snl is7i, asd iall back upon policies
especially consistent With tie plat.
form N 1856" I must certainly be
SLOWED ~ much VI The privilege o.
/ visb, which .. 10 70 bsek 10 1868,
and raise my voice against d~.'ifan.
ehiseu.eni IN any form that il MAJ
appear II il true that those shom
the Philadelphia platform IN II. am
nesty pretentions does not embrace
are only a lew hundreds, yet the
principle il the same whether there
be one hundred men or one million
men; and | may further tha' the
number Of Southern patriots now In,
TO Office IA 81 small that a
comparison really brings America
into contempt. Is she, with a vic
torious army at her back, afraid Of
a few ragged rebels? Certainly not.
Bot sou answer, "America has an
score to settle with them" |
ask you in fairness does it become a
government, claiming aud acknowl-
edged TO be the most powerful re-
Of earth, to nurse its hate for
than eight years against a
'ew honest, but misguided citizens A?
republics can afford to be
nagnsnimous. Whenever they be-
,ome pettish, they become contempt
bic. How can you, representatives
II Mississippi RepubIicanism of
1879, cherish a hatred against those
whom you extended the hand of
in 1869? All! you have
rome back to the platform Of 1868,
which contained this delectable SEN
ence: SAT whatever cost OF obloqw
'r life, we shall in the future as in
he past, yield our unwavering 6del-
ty to the policy OF National Legisla-
ure.' This is satisfactory. In adj
Iresslng me you further say, "The
deem it proper to suggest
hat perfect consistency would sug.
rest to you the propriety of surren.
lering also the Office Of pecuniary
'rolit which the party favored you
With at the election in your district
me year ago." Indeed!l. | have
Exercised the duties of that office
lnder three successive administra.
ions without a suggestion against
efficiency or integrity, and now
am asked by a few demagogues.
lot one of whom live in my district,
o resign, and throw the votes of nv
back into their faces I Mi
able dictu! When the seven law,
'ers requested Judge Shackelford
0 resign | considered it the natural
esult of a mutual quarrel; when
lieut.. Governor Bennett was re-
Vested to resign by some of bis for
Ter constituents, | regarded it only
! a new evidence Of the versatility
t popular favor; but when the Dis
ict Attorney of the 18th Judicial
%lstrIct is asked to resign his civil !
lice by a part Of an executive com t
ittee of a political party because /
Will not become false to promises {
ade his people by that party, then t
must think that the vials. of insan- G
Y and impertinence surely have
en- emptied amongst said commit, t
2, or that some OF its members BY C
friend and proxy would like to fill n
y place. Excuse me, but "Dele- t,
atns non est delegation" you know.
there be such a person among r.
u let him come into my district, a
ut a proper time with patience I'M v
his request be made known to the d
ople, and their answer returned. st
It'll which time | commend one N
d all of you to the careful consid- p
ltion of the district attorney of n
ar respective districts, who may W
We more business than with you. st
I'd, for the present, l am under Ii
} painful necessity of signing my &C
MARK CHILDRRss BRADY, W
strict Attorney 18th Judicial Dis is
riot of Mississippi Dc
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Q Compensation or County Su. ~
perintendents. h;