The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-14

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xhIc1 bad been tie cnI AMI aim Il
heraieH slrsggle..
The trumpet Of a gre4. le'iyeracce
i iLi. daY sounded Throughout our
laud Too long has he uliion heat
IN the house Of is bondage und.r the
Of Rddicalisu - roI % iron
'or the p%eeling AMI op2ress on % the
Il is fitting That tie voice Of
he victorious Democracy sbbuld rise
shOats 81 patriotic ex]ulialioH a. Of
)li the children Of Israel sang togoth.
r the song OF Moses ani Miriam.
when the waters Il the Red Sea had
oyer the hosts of Pharaoh and
Ms chosen captains.
so that If, amid this chorus of ua-
.ional repiciBg. il falls TO the let Of
to lift their voice the high
1T, it is only because they hare been
lonOred to he the leaders 81 the PEG
pie in this prayer for and this work
IF national ~regenation. But the
grounds If our exultation are shared
n common By all good citizens. The
iictofy won is q victory and 40: q
voc to the conquered. Our deliver
is Republican deliverance just as
much. The patriotic masses Of the
Republican party may indeed be
thankful that the mad rioting of their
eaders in the insolenee of office has :
lecn rebuked and arrested. The
iuffering whites OF til, South, 50 long
in their property By Radi-
,al thieves and married in Their per-
IONS by Federal emis:aries, may lift
Up their heads to greet the rising of a
better day for them as well as for the
nation at large. The poor negro,
even he who cast away his ballot re-
using to vote, because voting had
brought him thus far no higher wages,
nay take his share in a general joy,
or with tt advent Of the Democracy
the control Of the nation will come
he real year of jubilee" when he
'hall no longer be made the pariah Of
.adicalism bot enjoy his rightful hb-
without becoming the pest Of
he nation.
With the light Of victory beaming
their faces, as the presage OF
achievements to be wrought
and greater victories to he won, it on
y remains for the Democracy to
close up the ranks, and shoulder TO
shoulder, under the old banner, and
same waichwords, 60 on from
,onquering TO conquer, until the last
of Federal power has been sub
Iected 10 their sway.
Grants pretorisn phalsnx has been
broken. His Third Tern banner
has been captured and reversed for a
scoff and 4 Kissing. The bummers Of
his army, tho spoilers Of the South,
been compelled to slacken their
hold where the prey has not been
arested from their teeth. The polit-
Ical sorcerers discover that Morton
Ism has lost its power for a delusion
Of The defenders of the Repnblic-the
at the ballot box. Yet this is
oRly The irst great battle in a long
campaign. 1t is won triumpbaEtly.
Yet there are Others 10 be won.
Victory has been tied. with Der
yaIlsuds on, 10 the standards OF the
by faithful hands which
nave successfully planted those stand
,rds in the forefront of this great bait
lie. 1t is a victory for Tree trade /;
l victory for hard money ; a victory
or home rule.
The sign by which we have con
luered in the Empire State IL the sign