The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-07

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we eia ouly furnish the lolIoviag
extracts.
Politicians and editors are scratch.
irg their heads 10 find out the causes
OF our victories, wien everyone sho
has carefully read and inwardly di,
the history Of Sooihern out
the manifesioes OF Mr.. Atty
General Williams, the proceedings Of
Chattanooga Convention. the
3nidayits OF MAJOR Merrill, ard the
The kilograms OF Marshall Packard
knows full well that there is but one
course, and that intimidation. Year
sitcr year our victories in the South
rave been falsely attributed to iutim-
.dation, and meno-r after member
Of Congress, duly elected, has lest bis
ieat upon this false charge. At eve>
Y election for years Southern out
ages has been the battle CRY Of Rad
cal politicians 10 the North, and the /
Justification for laws that disgrace
civilization, aud usurpations that lay
he X at the root Of Republican in.
titutions, bnt what can these manu-
.lcturers of false pretenses say how =
'hen our triumphs at the North are c
ven more signal than those at the
oath, when even Massachusetts, h
e%rsistent, unvaryiug, habit. bound
observation-disclosures the seal Of her
condemnation upon Radical misrule,
nd, for the first time in nearly half a O
entury, seats an honest Democrat in r
er gubernatorial chair? And, in this :,
.onnectioa, was is not right that | !
Iould refer TO B. +. Butler, who in
cceptiug his last nomination gave US
is chief reason for wishing 10 remain 2
Congress ; his will and ability to Ii
till further bind and repress the 6
outhern people, but The time had
assed by when his personal---very. Il
~ found a ready response in the a
OF bis constituents. The time
ad passed when violations of the r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Justice /
isregard Of sound policy and neglect v
I the interests OF the people could all
e overlooked under the influence of c.
ASSIGNS and prejudice, and hence the u
esu.t you gee. He raised the black I
az OF persecution and under that
ateful banner sought TO maintain his
lace in the Congress. The people :,
aised the white flag, not of defeat, y
ut of peace, and said to the would. y
e prosecutor, "Stay thou at home" II II
you ask me, fellow~citizens, what =
the causes OF our victories, | an 4
wer, discomfort with Radical rule. g
I you ask me for the reasons Of this ]
is%contcnt, | answer that our Radical ?
llers have in the last nine years per. !,
set at naught every instinct,
habit and teaching of the b
.merican people. Americans are a 1
Constitution loving people, but no res :.
ard has been paid TO the Consti tu- (
on by our rulers. Americans are a
berty- loving people, but liberty has I
cen remorselessly tramplcd under . .
,ot. Americans are a home rule :,
wing people, but home rule has been 4
-eated with scorn and contempt, and s
congress assumes and exercises the q
overs of an omnipotent Parliament. ;
.mericans are an honor-loving peo- :.
lie, but Credit Mobiliers, Sanborn> Z