The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20

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81. MuItlrun and tluimnu lnd
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llr Thought hia following
would On what my Intelligent
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.atn would have iii leaving the
.nnks vi tho Democratic tAfiv
The people N Mississippi cinnut VI
Induced ~ surrender the Demu
cratic organization bcnlso ui the
If one II Is members for
supposed pcr.unnl grievances
NJ. Lynch, Republican, said
Chalmcr.s sudden opposition ~
Democracy was rather suspicious
and rather late lie couldn't bo
elected without Republican votes
and hc didn't bclicyetha sim ght
out Republicans would support him
Mr. Manning, in whose district
Chalmers proposes to run, said he
was surprised, but then he had 10
boat somebody. He thought he
could beat Chalmers easier than
anybody. He thought that If the
administration had selected Chal-
mcrs to Mlhonciz1 Mississippi, IL
had made u grave mistake. He.
thought Chulmcrs's action would
be hi- political death. ~ the last
election the counties which now
compose Manning district, east
| 1880 votes for Lowry, Democrat,
and 1869 for King, Independent
IN. O. Timcs-Dtmucrat.
The FIGHT should have been made
within the party of which the
General has been one ofthc bright
est ornaments and until this act
Of opposition one Of the most faith
ful followers -Nicksburg CONNER
cial.
lie makes q long list Of excuses,
hut his chief reason is his raging
desire to rcturn to Congress lit
talks Il large amount about th,
Lamar Democrats, and he is the
best Chalmers something or Other
we ever aw.-Nicksburg Herald.
| The question arises was Genera
A., lChalmcrs induced to take this new
departure to alleviate his griefor
get office? He grieyes at the &c
ton OF the Democratic party, Il
the same time announces h m 'cl
= a candidate. Newton Free Press.
Gen. Chalmers is continuing hi
fight against Senator Lamar, rs h,
o saws that he lost his seat in Con
grcss through the fault Of til
Lamar Democrats, who didn't hay
4. backbone enough 10 hllibustcr j
his bchalf.-Gulf Coast ADVERTISE
The General has certainly bee
a little off in politics for some tinl'
d but now, he's outs.di the Dcm'
e cratic party, and will be forced
, fight his former friends. lie wi
90 back to the home of his chile
@ hood-tho scenes Of his youth
Grenada Sentinel.
rs Chalmers is considered n mar
inordinatc vanity and %scli-concei
but with all Of it, lac never yet III
said of himself unless tohimscll.
r "thc more You rub Gen. Chalmel
AZ the more he shines like pure gold
1t is plain tn b. seen that Chalmc
is heading for the Republic,
st Meridian Mercury,
a While we dislike to lose the "a
t. tile game cock" from the ranks y
We suppose the Democratic pat
can make arrangements to do wit
m out him. 1t il but another instau
.e. where disappointed arrogance a
- personal piquc have outweigh
jealous and patriotic adhcrencet
cause or party of principles. Cos
a. Beacon.
-, Seriously speaking, and we thi
=, his actions Justify u in asking
81 isn't Gen. Chalmers lost his b
ancc? Isn't he something Of
crank? Men whose party allcgiai
y is only measured by their abil
he To hold office, or the length 0f iii
Ias they are allowed Ia remain in ~
N. arr M loss to the party they dcsy
-Entcrprise Courier.
This new departure Of Gene
'"s Chalmers will he a surprise to
ny well informed man in politics,
I've he has never been regarded a'
nd man who was governed by priI
:. pie in such matters, but we m
confess we regret to see him u
-. Garnet harger, stalwart Repuhlil