The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

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iicians who are dependent upon tho
offices they 80 disgracefully hll for
tic bread and butter which supported
their oeggerly stonachs.
will nov answer the question Of
our brother Of the American Patron.
To any good, honest. hard-working
man or woman from the West or
North, who wishes TO visit us, or
settle among us, we extend 10 them a
most cordial welcome. Now, to all
such we say, come and visit US, and
bring your wives with you. We
want the women to feel our salubricus
and exbllarating climate, and see tho
flowers, and frui,e end vegetables oh
Noxubee county, the richest, and one
OF the most desirable counties in the
world. When we have gotten clear
Of the remnant Of the carpetsbag
politicians who have ruled over Us 60
mel c.lessly aDd ruthlessy land the.
time is fast comiug-but lew OF them
now remain) then we "cap the last
aTch tat spans the bridge Of the un-
fortunate bloody chasm." again. we
say 10 all good pSAple politicians
are not invited the retroGs oh
Husbandry are to rule this country,h
come aud see US. Stay with us long
enough to become acquainted with
our people, examine our beautiful
country, acquaint yourselves with it's
productions. enjoy its genial prairie
breeze. accept the hospitality that;
each of US know how 10 dipense, and
if you are Granger. we will clasp
hands with Patrons grip. My
word for it you will return home
better satisfied, and with the same
opinion of the carpet baggers that
we have.
s. THOMPSON.
Yesl Northern men who come.
South ito farm and make homes" will
receive cordial welcome indeed. 1t
IS to snch that we are to look for the
redemption of our State. To bona
fde settlers, who come with their
trunks and who expect to become of
US and to remain permanently are we
to look in part for our release from
negro domination. The political
foot-pad who tramps around, carpet
bag in hand. looking for "place," who
is ever on the search for Office, and
who at once commences to work upon.
and prejudice the negroes against tho
owners of the soil, has been the curse
to the South. and for time naturally
prejudiced the Southerner against
the Northern man. But this is now
understood, and we have learned to
distinguish between those who come
to assist US in making again to-
blossom the waste places Of the South.
and those who come to make more
wide spread our desolation.
Yes! come and make homes"
among us. We offer you genial
climate, fertile lands. aud warm
heaI Is.