The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

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make a heading Tor an article 30
the Charleston Ntws and Courier
endorsing Senator Buffers expires
sion 30 the eAtt, that Southern
Democrats ought not 10 do all the
voting aud get none IT The ofierp
Tho Southern Democrats uill gtl
their hare II The Offices II the par.
~ succceds The main thing now
90 keep the South from being,
n0ta foo,.io1l, but fool Mobile
Register, Dem.
The village weekly newspaper
takes q holiday recess, ami why
sh~ouldn'tit7 Il j. Of vastly more
Importance 10 the community than
the community is t0it. and it is
fairly entitled to take a rest Soc
that tho editor II the village week
lly has his Christmas turkey with
plenty 20 match, and renew your
subscriptions by advance payments
with tie new year. No city daily
can supply tbs place II the local
cwspapor-Philadelph Times.
The change Of front made BY
the administration when ut the last
moment President Arthur felt
compelled 10 change his message Is
one Of tho most significant politi-
cal signs Of the times, and is
an acknowledgment of the
strength Of Tn. Democratic posi-
Ition. Never was the Democrat
ic party in better shape for n cam
paign. 1t only needs prudence,
courage and iirmness on the part Of
the Democratic Congress to make
victory sure.-Chicago Press, Ind.
The new chairman Of the Re.
publican committee admits that
in his opinion the sectional issue
has lost its spell, and that il can.
not be used with effect in the next
campaign. IL that cry has final.
ly passed. away it will inevitably
carry n great many other similar
issues aud a great many old.timc
statesmen with IL, and we may have
a campaign with new men for
candidates and sane public ques.
tons for leading issucs.-New
York Evening Post, Rep.
All the negroes in Virginia and
Mississippi we're not killed at the
last election. In the former
State nine and in the latter four
teen negroes were elected to the
Legislature. The 25,0O negro 20.
tiers in Ohio were not able to elect
one Of their number to represent
them In the Legislature. Accor.
ding to the Commercial Gazctte's
argument the shotgun is moro in.
iluential in Ohio politics than in
the politics Of Virginia and Miss
issippi.-Cincinnati News.Journal,
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