The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-04
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wit Hs any man living br tbi
una gd Jriy with me- II
bui 10. licn % myself hoRoyor. ~
.1Y tuit surprise wla procip,'ltnd
upon me-, because ! lu,w That a..
Conceal bad been recently ynu
heavily "-at down on really
ilnIHut hn Rui "dpll2 ~ Bad
ir-,wird Ia hts hoio and wllci,
the hole in after him. But, Mr.
Editor, ! am myself again aud
liu now prepared to piJ the Ganrr
Oh "ilr check against any "mulr
thg Government ever had from
i1,j to this day, for any amount
Let me- call your attention TO sonlr
Of his strong points in this respect.
20 What was 1t you were driy
ing 40 and wanted 10 accomplish p
"a. wanted 10 stir up dis,cn.
slons IN the Democratic party in
that district and elect Il Ecpubli
can, for at that time ! was not "a
vorablctoG9n Chalmpr.'s candida.
cy,only so far ~ to secure RcpubIi
can succcss' "7Hc sropc Of mr.
CONGREGATION, rs ! understood it, was
70 diuiie the Dcmocro's and dcc. 4
RGpab'icno"
20 With that understanding
you pna ME $4,000 to Gen. Chal.
mrrs?'
!. "a. ! did with that under
standing on my part "Jay A.
IIubbril.'
So Won will observe Mr.. IIubbell
4. pail Gen Chalm'rs's $4,000 10
"stirupdisscnsiun 10 the Democrat.
ic party Nov. bear in mind
that the General mission in this
district had b.on exposed on every
stump IN II, and he had been mos,
/ di.astrously defeated as a Blaine
, oui LOGAN Republican. Also bear
, in mind that there are seven or
q eight Democratic applicants for
po,t.mast.r Of your city, all Of
| whom must suffer disappointment.
Z but our. Add to this tho further
fact, that the General himself, was
/ the Republican member Of Con.
gress and for the period of9months
. less s days only, Immediately pre-.
ccding his precautionary sympa.
T. thctic c0usion-h had the gift Of
every Office in this District abso.
i1tcly in his hands, and ruthlcsaly
Il u.ed this power. For among
maur others, he removed, a first.
| cl' man, q Democrat q. New
4 Atbaun ana pat in his place an
gnmaa negro, from Holly Spring.
(wh1 not reside in town b,
about = .,.lcs) aud who has new
or beer inale the Office, except t.
draw h. fay, and receive hi,
mails, whicu esus.s, OF Republican
Literature if sfribn,ion. Now,
=. Dir. Editor, rtf,ctnpon ,arse facts
and then bc.,1'1 him wri;in.
anonymous, prn era.ie %lotter
for a Democrat r.asI. ppus,n,
sweet sympathy -, ,ne cars o
di'appointcdcani uhowoul,
" make god post.mastcrs, or post
Z mIstrcsses, and whose pecuniar,
. condition is such "a to make ia.
office very desirable IS a means u
support" But shocking TO %relatel
! Our new member has promise,
tie office TO his brother VIII.
lives u half mile from town.! Now
d after reflection, I ask you il an
It not safe in pitting the General
against any mule the govern
ment now has, ever did have. O
ever will have.
,e But the General thinks | am a
artful "dodgerI' | fail to Sc
where the dodge comes iu.-il
the letter published, | stated YER
'undodgingly' my intention /
support Mr.. Semmes. But tn
crimc is "semmes i. Morgan
4brother iu.law ! I" This mn
h. %injure Mr.. semmes very much /
A. Gen. Chnlmsrs's rsttn,nt;on g,g