The AcrIoN HAND, AaD THE TIME


SPEAKING OVER.
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The TIME FOR ACTION HAND, AUD THE TIME


SPEAKING OVER,


The election of November ls4 the of Mississippi
and the result. whether for veal wo will be
changeable thing Of history The die will be cast, and
man can recall it. What mighty consequences hang upon
this eection Results may follow of which ade-
quaey tell Our posey may be ashamed of our credulny
proud our chivalry Which shall be2 Neither par
y can be partially right because they radically
posed Thedeb claimed of Mississippi may be just one
and may Ifturns be just debt and the peo-
pie vote against paying it though they cant decide the
she way the State will be disgraced the eyes of civ
ized chrsendom lift be unjust claim, and
the people vote for paying hat will make them pay )
that step will only kill political party without hazardng
the States honor with foreign powers Then would
be safest for who hold the honor of their dearer
them than their life property do the part of patriots vote
for the bond paying tcket-amy hoW


To get think the grand obect-f that could be
done and thereby give the conscience something do in this
decision fears would vanish But the contrary
60 blind into all party it is almost impossible to
engage the powers of reflection We believe that if every
lover of his country preference 10 the victory of his party
tcoad think he would the bondpayng ticket thoup
he believed in the one case be
hazards but the strength but in the he leopard
ICES the of has State This al if they are inex
bic. the State must go'