The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-08

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saht. t1 r,ian no IN tnY saijeei. II
him RUNE hiutasM frye u an guile, Or ~
ha.s. sth elssn haBis" Il Il contmry
fo Oh rules q wisdom and spund pmrtiec
o. tsc ihe adyieeui ihosc who au them.
slst. hi'nr- IN the very business about
wtirh they pretend to lecture. We
se1bi MOI expect the rrolugist to progress
vsfy uf lily In hi. profession under the
instruction oi lle thcologian who knows
nfthinr hut Theology, and rio . rm nor
ofili uc expect a candidate for immor.
tails Go attain immortal glory under the
tuition oi his satanic majesty Much
iees hat the iarmcr should improve his
t%nanecs and farming capacity under the
blmd teaching Of those who, Il their
debts were paid, would he worth no o
than YOU and l. The panolian has the
candur D. acknowledge tbat all he gets
must come from the farmer, and then
pnsumcs TO dictate that we must work
every hour Of every day-ain or shine
and stay at home on Saturday evening,
that W. may ave n few odd dimes, and,
rs ] suppose, he the letter able 10 sub.
scribe for his paper, pay attorneys fees
and liqnidate our merchant bills. This
fellow has cheek enough to kill.
But hcgocs Of to say the vagrunt mem
hers Of the industrial classes, for he lev.
els both articles, really, at industry,
should be- dealt witlrundcr tho law by
proper author is, that il, the municipal
officers, grand Jurors, cite. Why doesn't
the Panolien take the liberty to report
those parties to the proper authoriiies,and
they would be justly handled too. Is it,
fhnrIctcr too pure, or its robe too spot.
70 come 40 near in contact with tho
~, laboring, or ns he would have
,"Sn' man? 1t 10 as much the duty
'"o,n 10 report the commission
"'o"s'u' ae' ~ il l. the duty of Of.
iccrs to prosecute COR Ia commission
Then, my little f%ricnd, Tho ponolian
mean, before you carp -. lonI -, a.
, omission Of duty on the par, NJ ,,ha,.
first discharge yourself oi the dnti,n L.
cumbent on you under the law, and s,
viii not find such ample room for Vomn
Plaining Of others. And now II you vii
learn u little lesson from your rarphms
on the poor farmer, and carry the 'littl
: ianglc-foot' that YOU %squander money e
! lin your pockets as You say the farmer
do, instead Of in your stomach, you coul
plumb the sidewalks much better as yo
: 20 home ut night anil morc easily distir
5 guish between the laml post you hu
and tho nRid you hiin would kiss.
conclusion let me add that as the Pan,
Ian cannot hope for succcss without II
patronage Of the industrial Glasses, and
stictcss is their aim, let them cncoump
: mthcr than discourage the farming int
ests. There n too much Irish IN ii
rlcbian blool Of this country, too mnc
pride in the breasts Of Americas suns.
suecumb to the will aud dictatcs OF M
%nopoiics. For my part, | am Il posed
i. criticize those who c%ifiiicizc me, 1--we tho,
! who love me, AMI hate whore | am hate,
This may not be scripture, but Il Is h,
man nature In its present form. ON
more before close, let me insist thu
the ranolian make u special study Of Ii,
mum natnm, and learn To touch a n
sronsvc chord in the brcas, ofhis hcarrn
do no, mean by this that our mind
are closed to convictions of right Q
wrong, nor that We ane orposcd 10 advlc
irom every sounc. On the other han
We court instruction, w admire adyic,
but like It from a competent souree an
with due respect from equals tn equals.
Most respectfully,
A FARMER.
Highland, Miss, April 81, 1852.
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