The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10


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hour N Flstmy had dawhfd The
efhDs n ilsla sptafh WI b. heard
~ through ibq peHdlng campaign
aid N will take a pafmAnent plaoe
in tariff literature. Nv thh lam
giags NJ IN enthusiastic ffes ifhdef
pasaagee ifDm il sili bn ds lnlmed
by lhe sfh0ul Buys n generations
that will elj0y the blessings N
free ifnfle" The gfat0F vac pro.
talsd by Representative ilisolek
wh0mnds u lOng pf1ieetiph spreoh
dealing mainly With statistics aud
exciting Bot littie interest NJ
llufd had not spoken two minutes
before be bad the undivided alton
ton " every person on the nDOf
and in the galleries, which he held
until the close Ills auditors Yield.
I'd 10 the influence VI u power
based chiefly on the orators sin.
ccrc belief ID the riqllcouanes. of
tho doctrines that be- preach u lt
bis DwH language b. pIa fhH
Interest u The t%oiiing poo, NJ ga
inR tltc cause Of waR wOfker. II
tbc United states lie htld that
the tariff Is ultimat y paid by the
consumer, and thdt the Govern.
mont allows individual 10 oxor-
else the taxing power. II a man
could make a better contract will,
a f|ronchman, a Mexican, u Cana.
dian or 40 Englishman than With
m American, lac had u right TO do
IT, When II man earned in one
day u dollar, II exprested all that
day TO him, II represented his
hopes, his fears, his tolls and his
anxictics. With that dollar he
went 10 purchase what he wanted
from q frenchman, but the Gov.
eminent stepped IN and said, "You
must buy from an American" He
went TO the American, who said,
II charge two dollars for HAT ar
ticle' SO the man must 90 back
to his toll, and another day must
90 out Of his life to get that addi.
lional dollar. BY the power oflaw,
said Mr.. llurd, the man is com
prlIrd to work one day against his
will for the American manufacture
ors. The long DELAYED bribery case
Of cx Senator Kellogg, which was
begun this week, collapsed to-day
unexpectedly. The Star Route
contractor Price, swore that he paid
the ex-senator $4,000, for Il valuo-
bic service. The Judge excluded
The testimony Of Price under the
statue Of limitations, the dates not
being in the indictments, and un,
der the instructions OF the court,
the jury brought in n verdict OF
mot guilty" When this an.
%nounecment was made, the defend.
ant left the courtroom with hi,
counsel and friends. The result d
the trial was the principle theme
at the courthouse to-day and Mr.
kor, Of the Government counsel
expressed considerable disgust, say.
ing Kellogg was hcdged about b,
all manner Of influences TO say,
him from the penitcntiary. II,
thought the sooner the administra
ton of Justice in the district WI,
reorganized. tho better. On til,
dizzy height of the Washington
monument workmen are now bus,
laying a two-foot course Of marble
daily. IL is estimated that Oh,
work will be completed by mex
November On the 22nd Of Feb
ruary 1885, II is proposed TO hold
} grand dedicatory celebration il
this city, for which Congress, ant
the board Of directors of the monu
mcntarc arranging the programme
Here again truth is stranger thar
fiction, and the old residents sus
.. pect their own ears to learn tina
} the work approaches completion.
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