The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-29

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We re'sd isvih This a. oar anuus
eseetlHr 10 our readers for the tInr,
tsss having been associated saI
me eventual bIst,ry u the sfiI
since May. 1869 and iLrongh ID,
changing seenes during this pcn,s
we have stood At the holm, earnestl,
desiring !, guide the public mint
Alright u The ways, searching. with
s"xious hearts and consrits spirit,
sfser the richness u irush and The
blessing ofpeace and the plentitude
ct prosperity
Within The buef period Of three
yeavs We srv startled st the changes
siss have occurred In that time,
whea We 70 back and recall the
events Of these years, o. 40 fully
portrayed snd treasured up In the
bound Gas u the srAa, which our
mind, without some record, would
have let escape u.s.. We have seen the
political condition Of affairs undergo
wonderful changes. We have seen
the prejudiees Of the Southern peo.
PIC swept away, and their open sc-
ceptsncs and voluntary surpor.
given to their former worst enemi,s,
IN receiving the highest Offices Of the
gin Of the people. We have seen
the widespread growth Of liberal
ideas Ia tho minds Of the Northern
people, aud their overtures Of fellow.
shin upon the broad platform Of
universal amnesty and universal
aud representation. We
have seen the working Of the Radi.
cal cofrupticiists IN their wild thirst
after plundcr, IN managing the affair.
u southern States. We have seen
their disFegard Of every honest Inn
md their open, shameless
plqudering Of the treasury. Wei
have seen, and win feel ior years TO
come, the burden Of All onerous tax.
alton to pay the debt accumulated
By thieves.
We have seen within this time
.ho gradual Improvement ii the
condition Of the people Of ]
'ur State. We have seen our rail- !
'oad villages grow into handsome I
owns with splendid brick storehouscs :
md elegant ~rcsidcnces. We have seen !
no ever moving spirit Of progress,
tealing NJ II were IN It's slow march, :
ntc every branch Of the Industries Q
! our ceuntry. We have seen, .
all this, our State aud county Q
'xes Increased 70 an enormous bur.
On to pay the heavy debt entailed 9
pom N ~ Radical rule, and this ID y
ow the only blighting curse that '
fects our people. !,
AZ opr county many are the Il
that We have aaaotated In d
10 brief time. We miss the gray
Of sirs, who were our chief
p hcnor Tor thor patriotism, g
'ncaty and wisdom. We miss c'I
om their accustomed places many ~
the strong manly iorrs Of the h
liant returned soldiers, earning hi
,sir daily living By honest toll. hi
70 miss IN tho social Or domestic
tho bowed, dropping form, !,
the silver threads In. the once =
~tressss, dimmed eye, thai, ].
20 had shown - bright, aud !.
sbls steps Of oar dearly beloved y
Or the The blight, glsdsome !,
smilsa Of dear happysistsvs !,
ffisndss ~ gems. gone; Who, ~ 4
miss then. stand high upon che
Of the other world, aud
down With pisying eyss upon :
Those who flled the places Of y
rear sgo are We know not where,
! stlsngsr taces meet Us at every
ocl
this change in public and me
vats Affairs have been growing an
Ut, The STAR has had sits story lut
= ! Rxedness Of it's sta. co,
- : 3esal lnminsry In the can ths
ofths heaveas hos been changed, pol
that which we thought 4 fired to
has proven : planet With va
y station. though varying alone 81
n station, u~nchangeahle - ia wh
y * brightness % rejecting The mo
~ siykss y sle people and sip~ ado
ting The lnmutsblA principles one
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