The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-03

A parcel Of alEgrUE1 vBu1g mL4crsaaEs
the cover ct darkness. AMI L oUty Of meT
n uaI-Grm az a convenient marx for Eht
missiles m0sr pa7emeu1s Afford, there i
nothing u hinder a street conflict. a.
landed with mGre or less serious result.
From al accounts yet received the BaIGi
m0re rot was Al affair Of this unprsmed.
B IlaGed description. The pity gf 10 i thai
when the military ire g0aded Ius0 using
their arms. gue vlcrI ua are neariy
always persons vino mai no ggarreL4 with
the troops, and merely Kept Eiah the
crowd 10 see what would happen next
But their presence helped 70 swell the
moo and encourage The real rioters. @uch
victims lie as the fool dieth. Their tI5e
suggests only this question VIVA,
brought them there
BQTE WERE WBJyT.
Eir1sbur{n -ammerelal-eazsr7a
The reduction ct wages Wa made with.
i. out consulting the vgrxmen. and the
srrIks without consulting the officers o.
the r0afs. B0ta we're wrong. Nar can
mar5cr. Be seG rIghr by the strikers te.
cI4rIng that property snail not he moved
EI5l their demands are met, any more
than under the demand az the raiIcDad
officials LA there .haII 1e absolute SUI
Nilsson 70 their demands. We ara not.
IN this, discussing the right Or wrong Of
either parJE-thaI Il a matter BY Ezsefg
I'd be hereafter C~0usiGered. Vow. the
community ant peace. Il mas 1 rTg1t
u demand it. Neither party can stand
IN the way Of this demand. II the strikers
continue their course, public 0pprubri1m
VIII fall on them, and u Of the others.
We mist nave peaGe at al hazards.
O. MIST BE qCELLED At WHATEVER
PRICE
Philadelphia North American.
such violence must De met BY the I0gic
Of force must b gIaileG at whatever
price. When this Organized revolt has
been ~ 4ueLed. II II VII be when the
law E1s Teen vi1dIca1ec when the grg-
moters GE Needless suffering have been
made y snare That tItfering. and BUSH
hess revIVes from an attack long assured
every activity vii AWAKEN and the
country VII max A gTeaG advance. Al
The 1LscuasIGns WHICH view the railway
riots to-day Il ordinary disturbances over
I0Ck an important Ind the gravrsU factor.
There may Be sympathy tor those who
ara mIsIed and those VINO ara kiIle1
under mistaken IDEAS participating IN A
great wrong. That sympathy il first
challenged tor the aauIDu, whose indus
tries Are uipped whIle n the flower for
the hundreds gt thousands whose LIveLI-
Is lesEeHed &C destroyed. and Tor
the good which being IN hand. As.ure,i and
ZrsaJ. L BENG saCrTiceG To i spirit Ike
that EhIcl hurt z rance more than the
var with Germany. and BY methods
which UuG1eI-ed maze Republican r8T-
arumeuz a farce.
SYMPATHY d TIE RAuR0.De
Memphis Appeal
The merchants Of the country owe bur
little sympathy 20 the EreaG rllIr1ad cor
PORTIONS now wrestling with the o O
-a5Gr-1g rendered. lesperaur by their
Necessities, tneIr abJecu poverty ant the
Er1es OF 1heIr starving children Tor bread.
. hen they recall the frequent d1cUua-
II trsIghla, the DELAYS and want Of
accommodation they viii not De apl %
hef many tears over lDsaes that are the
legitimate fruits Of bad management +
a aomIneerI1g spIrlE Of ownership :
FaIch ASSERTS ILselr IL the men VIVA :
for them, AZ in the ca4e Z
( FanGerbIlt4 nv" LabCrers. -
I&anue Register y
SYMPATHY AT NOZZLE. I
When the industrious piebeiaus Of the !
0rJh, freed fr1uI The soul slavery in d,
rhIch their masters have 40 long feba4ed ],
viii seek IN the rIch and h0spiGabte =
Ime Of the south 4 place Of rest and
let them be EaLcume amongst II.
suffering brothers escaped from their
.1rseCutI0n "a our own slaves. when a.
seIng from u mild rule, eughL-bul =
n VaIn-a heaven OF peace =
them -
RDCH CORPORATIONS" Fl
.VIGxshurg EaraldI rh
Ii II hard to gee Up a feeling for the "
corporations VINO pay their DresI- %
nts, Independents, managers. super 40
JenGenEs, etc, immense salaries. and N
10 attempt % u down the already an
1ifuI amount paid 70 the abocers q. a vl
Il smaller sum. sumo Of the officials he
these railroads get a. much a. afrv rei
1usands dollars a wear, and al OF the ev
Eher officials get salaries out Of all va
7portion 20 the wages paid those who +'
al the hard work. lef
TIRE BOYS IN GRAY READY. M
Richmond Enquirer II
Let the president issue his cal. and "
the gray viii stand shoulder To
lUlder with the blue, an impenetrable L@
-wark against which moo violence and ~
amunism viii dash in vain. He viii a.
I that the veterans Of MANASSAS and ~
ttysburg still remember that the first u
~ OF a soldier Ii implicit obedience -
With such men their personal %
viii weigh a. nothing against
word Of command Friends and "a
must suffer alike from their bullets -
1aYouets If the emergency 30 requires -
at first gave to the strikers on the a.
tImore and Ohio a warm sympathy. ~
y have suffered griev0usly. Bat the Nc
aratIon and relief they seek can never Afol
lie through .aeksd cities and whole "
murder. When a strike taxes on 4e
proportions OF communism then il Is H
the order-loving element north and -
h unite II a CONNER eauze. declaring az
the law OF The status books and ths an
OF humanity u and "a all De "a n
ted. seeS
the
That a RAin0cerss Looks Like. vas
lis u what a Carson Appeal avs Of LA1
tg0mery Queens -rhin0ceI0s We PIs
al aieng been Assuring our readers -
the two-hsrned -rhin0eerDs vas a az
And It Il a fact. He il a vev mo-