The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-12

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people vii quietly submit TO this
prugramme-to be- carried out by
such interruptions partisan -dIcy
deserve 10 be lassed at by III the
world ~ a nation oil cJwlfds. II
Congress il LETT 10 decide .he re-
sui ot the Presidential election We
are wiling to ABIDE It's action, but
If Congress is to be 0ycrawcd by
the military. tIeu the time has aro
rived when every citizon worthy Of
The name of freeman should rise
up and annihilate the usurp"rs. \
Democratic Hon G should never
permit the President Of tie Senate
to decide upon electoral CO :iicate5
and create a President by his own
will and pleasure. Since Logan
declined to serve on the committee
to perfect d mode Of counting the
electoral vote. and C0nklIng APP
pointed in bis place, the counting
OF Hayes has received a black eye
in the House Of its friends, and the
decentralization Of Morton, Chan,
dIer & Co. is unb0unded. Not a
single precedent Or authority is ad.
vanced by the Radicals, nor can
they cite any, TO sustain their news
tangled doctrine that the President
OF the senate must count the eiec>
toral vote. They are gradually
abandoning the vicious theory,
since they heard the thunder in The
North and West. Gen. Grant in
a recent interview said: Il have
been a servant of the people for six
teen Years, aid on the 4rh Of Marc,
next | propose tC see how it seems
to be q souereign." Well, he has
the soldiers here already to plry
the sovereign. The gu slion nov
is: shall he be our sovereign? If
the old maxim, that the receiver o.
stolen goods IS as bad as the thief,
remains in. force, Hayes cannot
mount the capitol steps on March
f.. aud deliver his inaugural address,
without seeing the scornful fingers
oil thousands pointed at him, and
hear the indignant voices OF the
people crying in his ears, There
stands the receiver of stolen vote r.
Congress has thus far taken no
notice Of the extraordinary accumu.
lation of Federal soldiers here in
Washington. These troops are
quartcred at the arsenal, where
hastl accommodations have been
prepared for them AT no inconsider~
able expense to the government.
The arsenal itself has been brought
into telegrap4lic communication
with the Senate Chamber at tho
only a few days ago. In ,
view Of these threatening military
movements it is about time Senators ;
and members asked in their official
capacity: Against whom are these
to be used? Is it not wiser
better to take counsel before
lie storm rises than to stand with !
arms and silent lips while :
ne elements are brewing evil ? ii
horton Sherman and others, who o
re d Tending the frauds of the Re- :
Board r%ascals, base their b
opcs Of success CD the unwilling. .
ess of the people to fight for their Sc
iUerties. to
The RAIDS don't like The speech of a a
len. Banning. They say it was k
ather TO be regretted because it o.
ireathed too much "lhe spirit of pl
Exactly, the spirit of vah"
; what stands in the way Of the
onspiracy 10 foist Hayes in the =
'residency. The point is narrowed L
own to this: will the Republicans
blow out to the end the path they
to work to make their man
resident. Grant only awaits the &
gnal to carry out the designs Of
ne conspirators by the use of the
'cderal troops stationed here withs
| sight of the capitol. That he
i'll do what they thrca' en-, let no WI
an doubt. The question is, will =
lie Radicals give the signal? 1t is ="
time tho Democrats, particu-
Of tie NORTH, should arouse TO