The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-07-04

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8an#tta 1tbtofitJ fte tltful spirit
81 The age. bot We presume thai
fgg nal deems il very worthy. and
very liberal. ~ forswclf H. ife.lgng
continents to unto with a party
which uses every art and every
meaaa to array and sglldly combine
the negroes against thc whites, md
Nhoso hope Ofcxi.touCc depeuds upon
a constant, systematic abuse and Wilt
lialliOn Of the white people Of the
Stale Whose tenure Of Office and
CONTROL Of The Statc depends upon
alive in the bosom Of fhr
race, as o race, this implacablc
political oumjty-this is entirely
worth Of the liberal spiri. Of The
age Aud it is beautifully consist
nnt in the Gazette to Join the press
lives from the off ;ial pap fur.
by corrupt cormoraats and
bag plun9crers, whose only
OF a livelihood Deepen | noon
alive this prejudice in the
'osoms OF the ignorant blacks {
.gainst tho proprittors of the State {
Elegantly appropriate in the Gazette
o unite with such a press and party. ,
n order to ob'uin a portion of this :
ubIic spoil and then to accuse US 7
have encountered, and to a degree p
ave De n sacrificed to, the personal t
nd official hatred CT some of these o
lupderers-of b.ing Influenced by b
.Der8onal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" Wecou- -
der this refIcshingly cool.
"Ye fierce editor" of "a wor1iko 10
ewspaper'-"relic of exploded go L..
'ssion dogmas," although we posi-
y cannot see the point Of that-'in-
ting discord, confusion war of ex, 90
rmlnat'cn, famine, pc2tiIcnce Be-" ar
louots to a very considerable piling Ia
Of The agony and it is fearful to
r~icmpiate The mountain Of epithcts Ia,
ltch must arise in the mind of the "
l%zetieer as he poruSes the article in ",
. next (thC LAST number OF the "A
AR on the same suhjecl, VIII CHI we
iced under the same head, taken a
IA tue "MOrning Star and Catholic O.
'sseHger" Of New Orleans, and puN. po
ned in, and approved of by the Sci
chile Register;"-other "warlike N,
Tspapers on the Sea coast"
think it very probable that TO
h a determined move on the part :
the whites as we advocate wopld fire
nit in "discord, confusion" &C.. in rho
negro ranks, although there need O ;
essarily be no "war of extermina- 70
a." And all-"&impIy because at
y contend for their rights under on
constitution" The Gazette knows wh
ter than that. No one knows - ,
ter, that their every right, political. no,
and religious, ia fully and abso>
,ly guaranteed, secured and pro si1o
ed by the most stringent provis ,ba
J Of Federal and State C nstitu- ,Ioh
s and Federal and State Laws. son.
is it possible hat the Gazette
ping amid so much b~lackness is vi
rely blind and Obvious to tie buiI
movement which is going on in The
Sister aid Southern Sta es? "Ye MOI
e editor Of the Seacoast" NAV be ,Li,,
first n in this State who he's y
II tiis matter upon our people, qua
in Louisi9na, Alabama and eret
rgia the white people are be-
ing awakened to the fact that
too have n rights, and they 7
to assert them. And let us orr;
talk Of the impracticabil'ty of the @
re wealth, virtue, intelligence and o.