The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28


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tend ~ drive these states" 1.-THE New
Ensland States into q dissolution OF
the UniOnr Al that M. Davis
asked, and all that his people Ne.
manded was that the rights of the
states should be securely guarded In
the Uhion ~ which they we're q part,
and when they were denied these
rights they attempted to secure by
pesceabIe separation from the Union
the rights that had been denied them
In the Union.
Mr.. Davis preferred q command In
The Held when secession had been
accomplished and In his inaugural
address a. President Of the Con FEEDER.
ate States he set forth In without
passion, the consideration which had
moved him and the people Of Missis.
sippI and the people Of the other
seeding States to follow the course
guaranteed to them 10 the Constitu.
ton OF our Government. III a Just
perception Of mutual Interest,"" he
declared, shall permit US peaceably
to pursue our separate political ca.
reers, my most earnest desire will
have been fulfilled But II this be
denied to US, and the Integrity Of our
territory and Jurisdiction be assailed.
It Will but remain fur US with line
resolve to appeal to arms and invoke
the blessing OF Providence on Just
cause.n
There was nothing revolutionary 10
that; there was nothing IN his course
to excite the unrelenting hatred Of
the Union Party, which has pursued
him even TO this day. Not all the
resolutions introduced In Congress
aud adopted BY the Grand Army posts
shall lure II back to cancel halfa
line." or wash out u word OF it.r
We stand securely upon the record as
IL Is written, and we are proud Of the
record, as all other generous Ameri.
cans must be. The McCoy Post Of
tue Grand Army OF the Republic at
Columbus, Ohio, adopted resolutions
on Tuesday night protesting against
the acceptance by the Government Of
the silver service presented BY the
State OF Mississippi to the battleship
named 10 honor ofthat State, because
this service contains tile likeness Of
Jefferson Davis. Let the heather
rage and imagine vain thing. 1t
will not hurt Mr.. Davis or his people.
out u may serve TO crafty The souls
Of some OF the small enemies OF the
South, who In Gods inscrutable pro.
violence are permitted to vex the
spirit Ut peace.