The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-10


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hfsl %Feganlei ~ d state aHlif and
the eof veutiun 10 Cincinnati WI.
looked uppu by outsiders ~ d con-.
bination Of disappointed politicians
and dissatisfied a-tirant- for posi-.
ton and patronage. But the unex
pectei nomination Of Mr. GIceley
hustled alI these cohj,cturcs. A.
that little speck above the political
horizon IN the northwest, mot
larger than a mans hand,Y was
seen to gather strength with the
lapse Of time. aud when. finally, the
Democratic convention ut Balti-
more, with an unauimity unparal.
leled IN the history of this govern
ment, reafiirmed the platform and
re-endorsed the nominees of Cincin-
matt, that little spcek appeared
revealed in all the proportions of Il
disastrous cloud, lowering over the
Radical camp, and only awaiting
the month of November to burst
upon it with the fury of a tornado,
sweeping it to destruction. There
has been no such general movement
of the masses tor many years; not
SINCE the exciting campaign of 1910,
when "Tippecanoe aud Tyler too"
with log cabin aud hard cider were
the rallymg cries OF the people, and
With these the farmer OF Chappaqua,
with his old white hat and reform
will be associated BY the future his.
torian as evidences how. when cor
ruption has run riot to such an ex~
tent that torbearance had ceased to
be a virtue, the speaking in no
~equivocal language, and bearing
aloft banners on which were en-
blazoned no illegible insignia pros
claimed that their will was the law
of the laud, and that their alienable
rights must and should be respected.
There are to be found in the length
and breadth of the land South but
one class of persons who oppose the
election of Greeley and Brown, and
they are that mongrel class of monde
scripts never heard of before Radi-
calism came into power, and never
to be heard of again after that party
becomes defunct this fall-the ever
present, misunderstanding carpetbag-
gers. There are not a great many
of them and they do not form a
formidable voting body, yet
they are all mortgaged to Grant.
They well understand the PROPOSE
ton that"in union therei is strength"
and act upon the principal that
united we may stand, but divided We
won't do so well. They have quite
a distaste to Mr.. Greeley. They
cant relish him for several reasons.
They urge as n objection to him
that he stood bail for Hon. Jefer>
son Davis, which is himsy. Their
chief objection to him, | think, lies
in the fact that lie knows them too
well, and is not modest in proclaim,
ing their business South. lie wrote
an editorial, a short time since, in
the Tribune, in which he said to
$50 back, thieves, to your
He regards them separate,
ly and singly as a crew of vampires
and leecles which are sucking the
life blood out OF the country. They
in the first place, they have
no business here; and they know
that the election OF Mr.. Greeley
would be the downfall of carpetbag
rule in the South the restoration Of
our country once more to its honest
people the end of the wild riot OF
extravaganza and u%ncleanness IN
which the carpetbaggers have made
their piles, and the re-establishment
of that peace and good will which is
the horror Of these inips Of Satan.
They have an affection for baypnet
rule, ku&lux proceedings, arrests, a
suspended ha5eas corpus, and that
absence Of liberties and activity Of
prescriptions which has marked the
administration Of President Grant in
the South. They wish this state CT
things continued-theretorc, they
are a unit for Grant. Du. their
days are numbered; the handwriting
is Iegible upon the wall Il plank
they must walk, and |, for one, will
have no tears to shed when no Salt
river they must go. The navigation
of that stream is now being im-
proved for the transportation of
Grant and his retiring force Of cor