The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-04-24

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Organization u oar iofes. ed ihs
adoption a some plan for ths Fsll
mastss There ~sfe no men, o. -
NJ men sl0 could more bxnHsiely
assaHs preliminary action 10 bfiaz
about ~hat "a, Desired sad 10 set tho
ball 10 motion than the r pftsenlsiirei
u lLe l'eg ocfsts end Conservative.
in tho ". is%latafe, cod uieY net and
appointed, not entirely from their osn
body, q State Committee xbich .bopld
assent ls At such limo nd place as lhe
appointed chairman Of the committee
should select lie has issued bis cali,
to the committee, aud Invited oil
friends Of the cause 10 meet them At
The capital oil the state, on The II. O.
May. We cannot see. what could be
%fairer, in order to obtain a just x
preston OF the wisl es OF the conscr,
yatiye party o. the State, yet straight.
way, we see. several OF u cctempo-
raries raise objections to the
plan, and declare they will not be
controlled by any of its suggestions,
or submit to any plans adopted, be-
cause it is not TO be held a. Vicks~
burg; while they talk about Jackson
rings, cllques, ETC., and Jackaon poli-
ticians' influence. A poor compliment
they thus pay the gentlemen who CON
stItute the committee and the indef>
mite number-ihey among them, il
they choose-of friends of the cause,
who are invited to consult and adyise.
Now without any disresI ect TO our
worthy contemporaries who are
among the trnest Of the true, we think
this chronic fear Of a Jackson clique
is all bosb, and we believe the Caps
tai Of the State, the proper place for
the meeting Of the committee.
But not only, nor principally, TO
State organizations, did we intend to
apply our remarks, but to local and
county organic ition. 1t is here that we
fnd the petty rivalries and JcaIousies
tn indifference or selishnes,, exist,
which breed contention, or render
futile, attempts at organization. We
are not referring to our locality or
county, which is, perhaps, as free as
any from su b influences, but to local
causes in general. and to warn oil
against a spirit which will prevent
anything like q successful orgsniza
tioR which is SO necessary TO success.
You may call them rings and cliques
If you choose. Yesl the local and
county organizations are RINGS of men
of the right metal, r as steel, they
Should be, firm as non, unalloyed
with selfish motives as pure gold,
banded together to rescue their homes
from the grasp of as unprincipled,
ignorant, thievish a crew as ever
plundered aud seuttled a ship of state.
And every good citizen slleuld esteem
it an honor to belong TO such rings,
and heart and soul should work to
carry out their object, and conscien-
tiously should abide by any action.
they may determine upon. both in The
undivided, cheerful support OF men
they may bring forward as standard
bearers, and of measures they propose
for the public veal.
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