{"newspaper_name": "State journal & flag.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Mississippi repudaiionists, that the agent of the State exceeded his powers in dsposing of the Bonds, but shall stand before the world an almost unparalleled example of meanness and dishoaesy. We would feign hope that the great.hearted of the land will not suffer so foul blot to rest upon our fair escutcheon, that all the glowing eulogies 10 which we have so often listened upon the thickly clustering virtues of our State are something more than empty sound that tte pubic ear is not yet deaf 10 lhe si!l small voice of duty and of justice, and the public conscience not yet sered with hot iron, So that the whisperngs of di- viner spirit fall unheeded upon il; that lhe absorbing love of gold has not yet, in States or in individuals swallowed up all the better and nobler feelings of the heart.

 Most earnestly would we hope that the great future of our young Stale, in all else so full of promise, so rich in anticipation, may never be bhghted by so foul stain. That this ominous cloud now no larger than mans hand may never overspread the horizon and darlen the whole land.