The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-13
VOLUME IS. NUMBER az

seests, ws's est soIliiY iof tbss
slsfIlag shd unfinekiag member n
'Ithe hanseeold of fhs faighfai f5f
President q The body. ifob. J. "
stone, II Coripth. fini'sg hb
election unsi,sihsbls, they unI,sa
with ,hs Liberals in support n tbs
Hon. Joseph Beauss', Liberal Re-
pubIIesh oi Rankin: and he was
elected easily over I'll opposition
w. Bennett. was a member Of .ts
Last Senate, and In most Of the trss
questions between tho Bitter End
Mallgnants, or Carpet -Bavscrs, and
the Conservatives, he wen, With .ho
latter, as Tho frequent commsnds-
tons Of the Clarion. and the Journal.
Of the Senate sbundsn'iy attest.
Ito is a Mississippisn In shstruu ~
ception Of the term. He served 10
the Legislature before the war
bore bis part Of the trials and revcr>
SOS incident TO Il, and whilc ws do
not endorse his recent political af.
iilistious We have not had occsion
to question the integrity Of his 10.
tentions. On the contrary We
have had reason frequently to sp>
plaud his acts as a member Of the
Senate. His refusual to 20 into The
Radical caucus, and to abide its cut
and-dried decree, Ia the hest evl.
dence thaqhs intends TO pursue
straightforward and manly course,
His abilities and hong experience in
pdblic life will make him q good
presiding officer, sad an expert in
Legislative business. s'aaa siiaa
For Secretary Of the Scnats, by 4
similar combination, Dr.. Joseph
Lemly, Liberal Home Republican
was elected over Mn Loonis, Car
ct-bagger, and brctbsr-in-lsw. Of
his Exceiiency,. Gov Powers. s5ie,
The scrgenst-at- Arms, CsptJo
Lowd was elected after . hard tag,
over T. W. Stringer, colored carpes
bagger. Capt. Lowd Isin politics.
Consetvativefwho is universally CO.
,eemcd by the worthy men Of On
parties, and ciasscs.. Hc viii make
j popular officer. s'4lsd 7sH,m'-r-
For Door>ksepcf, sctths, 'tolofcd
Of Aberdeen, was elected. He had
some strong bsckers among 'diain.
guished' citizens Of Aberdeen whb
happened 10 be IN The city, andwhsN
Endorsement went a long way ia
helping Senator Little to secure his
election a@a eLfli n. III fsti
On the whole, the organization Of
the Senate, 10 q promising result to
the Conservative and Republican ad.
vocates Of Reform. II might have
been thousand times worse. W.
wish we could say Is mnch for tho
organization Of the HousS. The
darkies slashsd the carpet-bsegers
and put into the Spsakerh Chair
one Of their own .rsce, !. r. Lynch,
a sprightly mulatto from Adams
county. The Democrats and Con-
servativss voted for Hon. H. N.
Street, Of Prcutiss, m abls Rspssfm.
tative and thosoagh parlimsatarias,
but falling TO elect him, they con-
centnted on Whist they regarded %
the best opposition material without
avail. Lynch lwss slsoasd b n
majority. The outrage is due to
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the fact that number of Bogus M0a-
grsi Representative swsrs adnittsd
TO seats from countiss which sctual.
~ gsvs decidsd majorida fts the
Conservative, copish, Nsvtss cte,
are examples.
Af II. W. Warren, was eisuted clerk
He u scsrpct-bsgger sad lass De-.
'featsd candidate IN Leak osunty,
ina author of the teiegrsni 70 Wash
.ington, which Gov. Anorn, bvsnded
as'calumny, Representing the prcvA-
lence dfdisordsf and violens N tha
State, andMyoIsias the Incorporation
'of ths military p0wst cfshe Federal
Government. Warren, supplement
ca this slardes BY annSuadag NJ
| self 10 I candidate f. rs.jlsuliou
in Leaks county, aad Wa spasued
lby her citizens But shslF esassacs
| gave him the crown o. Mityr1Sm
and the majority ~hssh itsua, fAlsc-
hood, and the violatDA n ~ rsstty
Of TIE bsil0tbox, havsS Seeotplish-
Cd temporarily IL thsilswss brssch
tof6s Legislature, hsf scnsl slor
linn theplsoe ofclssk ofthas 1ody.
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