The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-22

~ .ne Deocratc party W. 10 raner 70 tne graves OF Calncon 0
and Madison and mud such paI 60 and
the moudering ashes Of him who has @ wh q ocesa
nFe rohed between TINS country and 70 70 NM = wA
'en you what the old Democratic principles were s5 y
nv s at - 9lss egs A "a, n, Y i,al a. .sg4s
ne e"ocacy o' 'ne oay rs kassssy oossca "sn ea 1na
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sna Hee soer PRESIDENT Fce nns our lo1egn Pos wn
strangers IL Is american ,ost m 'oe mes0 o 'ne eoa
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face Of the people bueted BY the Spanish Ministry the appa o. s
to Ell the factions and sm q the North and Soun %
around tho Administration native expelled nom omce
because they dare ne before oeg ne coax
he Franklin on the shouldes OF ne
the principle Of ttnes moving in absu Go to that ard
tell me if the associations will engende the future IT Will place
before will be equivalent for that will BY abandoning
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They speak Of Democratic pncpsl Whce the old Dem
ocrac party running Wings and foreigners for oce Some Of
anK NJ lococo friends have said they had nobody else 70
WE'LL the Of the old esonan and JacksoniAn Dooc
racy protest against In the ranks that old time
honoe party always found able and good equal ~
talent equal in virtue equal in learning to all the Egees the world
sur slander upon the Old Gua to ely that
they obliged foreign anK n Wings for competent
men, It was the murderous tendency Of the Administration, foreign
anK Pierce party which thus beie the past the Democracy
and which caused the bones Of the leaders Of old shudder
the darkness of the grave at the degradation which e
heroic labors Of their lives had ennobled and exalted
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Stand by the good old Democratic principles AmecAns
of Enrone we houd look to our own
Madison who said Foreign influence Il secret foe to our Govern
ment wa coua mot too anenv seek is suppression Act like
,e like ;scnls Of the rat and rood men
whose moo uara v;rua and integrity their country before all
d d;s ,h ;roha ,ubtorfces whcb vopd teav you into
+h; st hl a otr ,l;enco. and Il that which N within
+h hounds e oh;;t, hla hornen y n the utter annhiaion
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to endure the INJURIES the wrongs whon nave
opinion as to the inevitable results and
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pr peaon"u' nay' 'ne n'evi.ADe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = ~ wv w,
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port ny CONCESSIONS from a' quar'ets' u s'ens" is p -
its power and supremacy the State will make advances the
weaker regain favor will do every thing There will be end
to this Infamous and degrading traffic From the holding Of the bal
ance Of power it will to supremacy it will be and
thn where where where millions Of country
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