The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

rta tambe. u l,nma. Ga u.l
~ lt ! laghBiu proprietor, a. E.
llnnlufy editor. n Democratic pftft
tlks soma shout vein mntu anil
the Southern tmic Tho Tribune
quotes the "iictclant n CipeIohsli"
communication to lht Lmi,IiIo
cuufer joiroal--"Wo prefer u
trade With dcceot peoflr and hoi
those who rarf, shot guns ln tbrit
hools' land the oditor adds
"No sane Southern man viii he.
loy' Cor a moment any such stuff,
for IN I've faco Of al this buncomhc.
tlai mnmmolh, stupendous and cost
Ily nilload structure. costing mil.
lions Of dollars, with which the pco.
pie Of Cincinnati wished to bind The
two scolions, and with which they
wished 10 sccutc the trade Of the
long-hoircd Southcrncrs, gives the
lie in most emphatic aud utmis
taxable manner to all such assertions
as have been made by "a Merchant
Of Cincinnati aud his coaljotor, thc
Louisville CouIcr.Journd.'
Tho conclusion Of tho Tr.bnnc's
article is so uotIceobly fair and
strong that wc reproduce !. entire,
as follows;
ave ask, in all seriousness and
caudor, who are the men who have
spent their millions in building that
great trunk line to the South, the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad? Who
are the men who visited the South
after its completion tlat they might
become better acquainted with the
Southern people? Who are the hu.
sme's men that Rome panqnottcl
last year. and who are the firms that
have their travellers 70 jaY upon
II arly every railroad in Georgia,
an whose lanes to-day are written
upon nnu'y every hotel REGISTER ID
tie State; Nc. Mr.. Iourn|, he
card cf 'A Muclmn, n Cincinnati
will not dn. Tho Southern pcoalc
arc satisfied aud grateful for yla'
Clacirunti lns done in their cnieuy.
ors to bury he io.dy hatehet aud
to bui the interests of tbc two see
tons gcther. Cinci nati does pot
want 10 do without tie Southern
ttedc, and until you can brug somo
better proof than am anonymous
card YOU ctnot make the Southern
people believe that the people Of
Parno,olis regard the Southern peo
pie us bankluit., or that they me
ready to pili'm that eight bills out
Of every ten sold South are usml'y
settled ., City cents On the dlllu.'
In fact, the SO called '.nng-hailel
Southerners 10 no. believe tn. Sc as
seriions, probably manufactured to
order, and until some better evidence
is forthcoming they will regard all
such reports as simply men of si'aw
clamsily set up to be knoehed down
again. 70 conclude, there is moth.
ing in these bugpboos and they will
not irightcn or at all interfere with
the equilibrium Of Sonihern mer-
chants, who usually pay for what
they get, tie assertions Of a Mcr-
chnnt Of Clnenrati' to tie contrary,
notwithstanding. Some time ago We
visited Cincinnati and found the
merchants Of that live, prosperous
and wile-awake city anxious for the
trade Of tile Soath-we found them
gentlemen and good business men
who were anxious to reach out 10
every direction for trade. This they
are doing, md no random paragraphs
or Anonymous cards will stay tie
progress Of a people Who cyince
priLccly liberality and excellent bu,
sincss segacity in everything they
attempt. The people Of GeOrgi
are decent people who do no, carry
shot guns in their boots but, ne er-
tbeless, they have too much common
sense to be deluiel by such eilly
and unwarranied assertions as those
above mentioned
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Park Beninmin, the distinguished