The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-03

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fbc plrt Of co. so1ihefa whites o.
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energy on .ba part o. those c0fr0pf
alisns and strangers, who. To prey
upon on Bb-iancc, nnI e. pc The
negroes ~ tools have consolidated
them In loyal leagues by artps. signs
and ptsssor1s and Nv iaI.e repre-
scntntions and low and coBicmptiblJ
association and p%rciensiun OF spcial
equality. have induced them bodily.
and in mass, 10 follow their lead :
therefore
BE IL Resolped That wo condemn
and d~enounce, such q course Of cou
duct on the part Of the negroes, whose
interests arc identical With ours. ~
uni,.t. unreasonable aud unW arrant
ed ~perversive Of tie exercise Of the
right of suffi age, and subyer.ivc Of
the rights and interests of ourselves
AZ individuals, and Of the welfare OF
the County and Of the State.
Resolved, That seIf-preservation
and n proper regard for the welfare
of the State, demand that the White
Pcople-the owners o! the soil, should
| ave a voice in the political control
Of Tire affairs OF the State I; and to
this end, and recognizing the Truth
that in Union there is Strength" do
we unite and combine, to assist
strengthen, and sustain, one another,
in every leriti'nate way possible Eat
the ballot box, and in the every day
business of life as far as practicablc
and we do most earnestly exhort
every " bite man in the State, who has
at heart her welfare, to unite with us
in her d~eliverance, in securing the
election to office of white men Of
known ca acity and integrity.
Resolred. That we do hereby most
distinctly and emphaticallv aver that
we have no desire or intention of
depriving the negroes of any rights,
privileges or %immunities, TO which
they are entitled that we recognize
the imperative duty OF all good citi-
zene, Of respecting and preserving in
violate, irrespective of race, color, or
previous condition, the rights of all
men. under the Constitution and laws
of the land and with soon and con
tempt do we hurl back the foul aspor.
sion attempted to be fastened upon the
White People of the State and OF the
by their slanderous enemies.
for political effect, that they intend
Or desire to precipitate upon the
ignorant negroes, the dupes of bad
men, Q WAR OF Races"
Resolved, That those white men who
have consorted with the negroes to
.islead them who have by false and
representations inhamed
passions and prcjudices, as a
race, against the white people Of the !
State who have used them a. a a
TO satisfy lust for Office, and under
p~retcnsion Of party fealty haze labored
to graft y their own selfish and cor
rupt desires ; are enemies to the :
people of the South, ard whether )
they be comparative strangers (car- {
pet-baggers). or born among us (scal- {
awagsJ, they merit the contempt and
are unworthy of the respect, confidence :,
or support IN any manner, OF any
and every true mar who loves his i
race, and of every citizen who has OF ]
heart the good OF the State. :
Resolred, That it is to the interest ;
NJ the White People of the State that :
and White labor should !
come among US, to buy and work our 8
run our mills and factories, {
and in working out their W for /,
tunes. to assist in retrieving ours;
and to the honest, bona tide settler q
who comes to help, and not to rob, Us, t