The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-04-11

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of. iholr part IN tho tssasaotIon
While lhs soaih has been oalfag-
6d, oppressed, down troddon, a. no
people have horeiofore eyor bean; do
SPOILED. tnmiliaied and over-ridden
br political vampires, until shs is
baukrapiod aad bcggafci Jet still
wsaro TO ios by.gonos bo By goncs,
and like dumbdrivsn cattle arc 70
acqaiesco without murmurinz 10 tho
situation, and TO accept oil as the ma
tural fruit Of the "orror Or our ways"
nor arc to raise a voice IN viodicaton
Of the principles for which we con-
teuded, or 10 praise of the manhood
displayed 10 combating for them.
But while many, born and bred On
Southern soil, "go back" on their past
lives. their former principles, theip
friends and associations, for the sake
of the petty Offices with which the
Despoiler rewards them, thank Godl
there arc still true, brave, heartz
among us who are ready to speak out
in yindica,ion Of TRUTH, to assert tha.
the South was right in her view oil
the Sectional controversy, and that
she bore her part as galIantly as any
people on Gods earth ever did and
that a failure to reap the success we
SO richly deserued, was from no fault Of
ours.
The Inter Ocean of Chicago is one
OF the papers that thinks we should
ever keep Num- and Col. Robert
Tyler, of the Montgomery News says
as follows what ho thinks On the
subject: ei
"The Southern papers bring US a
very silly harangue oy an unrecon-
structed individual named Hill, com-
monty known as Ben Hill," Of rebel
notoriety. 1t is fortunate for our
fellow citizens of the cotton States
that this race of blusterers should be
rapidly dying cut, or they might well
pray the Lord to preserve them from
their own friends. The Atlanta
speech was just one OF those silly,
violent efforts which the good sense
of both sections must unite IN depre-
eating. Among other things, ben"
thinks the North was wisely wicked
in not admitting Southern intellect to
Congress until its work was fully o.
completed. Had the $50 lthern intel
lect" been OF Hills own calibre Con-
gress might have safely ran the risk.
--lInter Ocear,
Could any intelligent person, on
reading the above paragraph, fail to
recognize it as the performance OF q /,
radical rufian "of the periodT This
genius evidently belongs to the class
OF unrepentant radical blockheads
who still imagine they did great
thing in the late warl Of course, il /.
this ignorant and insolept fellow had
his right place, he ought to be the
lackey of Mr.. Hill, commonly called
Ben Hill, of rebel notoriety." Mr.
Hill is not only man Of magnificent
abilities and patriotism. bnt he is ens
titled by bis moral and intellectual
qualities to the respect Of the World,
and ia what the truculcnt Inter Ocean
radical vulgarian can never be, "a.
gentleman n to associate on equal
terms with a King, We think it is
time for these radical Qopspirators,
Debt makers, imposters, and Wholesale
homicidal butchers to lag low. They
are by no means as safe as they used
to be. The people OF the United
States do not appreciate their merits
as they once didl Look out.
i Montgomery News.