The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12

policy which prevents INC ieeisa m.J be =
fac during IN. war: Which imposes sucl
T duties upon the raw material as to inter
, : fere with ship building, and prohibits tn,
) REGISTRATION o. . i"Ie,gm uu,t snip , .no ,l.'
Of the United statcsi Viii The people, i
worthy the source Of all power, allow 4
long continuance Of such Palpabie wrong
LII; .h' Una, ms'e h. on om.iiu nr;ds NM
means Of prosperity ! A form Of govern
mont must correspond to the character o.
the people for which 1T is appropriate. II
Is, therefore, .nat repau tarsd ", Sodv
polite, and rendered the people unworthy
to rule. Then they become the fit subjects
OF a despotisn', ana a despot IS always al
n la,,d 10 iesPona !" we oo Ia wbo were a.
to be free. nor could a Brutus save them if
they were fit for subjugation.
The fortltUde with which our peo-
pie have borne the oppression IN
posed upon them since the war vas
closed, the resointe VIII with when
they have struggled against pow
erty and official pillage IL their
highest glory ana gives the best
assurance OF fnal triumph. wen
may we rejoice III the rtgalhed pos
session OF local seif-goVerhment IN
the power OF the people 10 choose
their representatives, and to legis'
late uncrolled by Dayonets. This
Is the great victory ana promises
another as the sequence to IT, a to.
tai non'lnterferencc by the Federal
government with the domestic AT
falrs OF Tue states Inc revival OF
the tlme'hon0red doctrine OIL State
sovereignty ana the supremacy OF
law VIII secure permanent peace,
freedom ana prosperity. Inc con
stltnfl0n OF the United States, IN
tefpreted as II was by those who
made 1t, Ia the prophets rod to
sWeeten the bitter water from which
flowed The strife, the carnage, the
misery, ana the shame OF the past,
as wen AS the toIls OF the present.
every evil which has befallen our
institutions is directly traceable to
the per'ersIon OF the compact OF
union and the usnrpation by the
Federal government of undelegated
powers. Let one more memorable
example suffice for illustration.
W hen Missouri asked for admission
M a state INTO the Union, to which
Siie Dau atwO;iold right under the
constitution and nsages OF the
United States AMI also under the
erIns OF the treaty by which the
errltoiy was ACQUIRED, her applica-
on was resisted, ANA her admission
VAS nhailN purchased by the un- !
Constitutional concession mlscalled
ne Missouri COMPROMISED When
nat establishment OF a. roliticO Z
.eographlcai line WAS announced to
apostle OF democracy, who. full
.I"'S "nu h'noiS III retirement
"''o' WIN PIo'ouh" soi'cituue
III ooutse Vi lnc government he
"u 81 many contributed u i'au2u' .
' ms nr1pneIlc VISION saw the i
"n'o,' ln's was we oe2ih-
~ .no news zen upon MS ear ,
en- nio oeil aI night. Men had 4
u ''" """lo uiiier about a
In """ puo''u po''cy accord a
.ie,. or men
n JJ"%,' ,o',iiS''ns Shcn o~lflerehctS
~ ,"e e'uc'o''ioh OF truth,
'v "'""'Pn VI reason over error. {
a,i,us 80 would not be
,,o"" ou' ~heh 'nr Federal c
,I' 'e'r .''u' l"r'iiel OF latl.
,uo 3D." po''.ic", me "A sectional
oou'u no' l'liiii inc ends for
t,In ene oh,uh was ordained and
" 'le limitations OF
~ Go%'s'.'u'io' iad oreh observed Sh
~ ~ us purposes had directed Fed. V.
a, 'ts's'a'loh' no such act could -
oee' passed. =
1T was no part of my purpose, as ~
Is been already shown, to discuss
q polltlcs,o of the day, though the
'ep interest | must ever feel in the
of the country has not al.
t.u nH M,isnore ltne,n7 aud will
= ips",i. lnt,tn oe 9!looServant of n
,m Sistl,S OF indifferent to the b
,u@h'.lhllHs exposures TO which the pi,
INSTRUMENTATION hasof late been in
separated from any ac- slo
participation IN public affairs, IA
LAY no' properly Judge OF those
~ nave W Dear tlR heat aud bun in
n OF the day. Representing pC Go
{ y would ot quite unreasonable p pa,
no,u any DINER responsible for ed
Z ODlIllOllS which nlnt' nntnrtni,, NJ.