Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20
Tie Bloody" Il NJ,

t Now that the canvass may be con
siderod rs fairly open, the opposition
have began to fehas!l their stale anc
hackneyed falsehoods against the Amer
can party. Having succeeded by wlitu
and malicious representations IN control
ing a large vote against Us, 10 two gen
eral electious, they are agI;E AT The same
dirty work 70 control tie cunning one
Our readers may therefore look witt
certainty for all the venom aHl spite
chat ci,hractefIzes modern Democracy
being poured ont upon oar offending
heads trom this time until next Noyem-
Der decides the issue. Not least among
their .t!iticaI!ons to be harpeu upon, will
DE The ''Catlohc question:" which will
undergo a thorough revision by fully
competent masters 10 present It with Il
new face TO the Catholic voters Of the
State. Tile Catholic, have been deceived.
with that wretched imposition, "proscrip
ton but their eyes have become
opened 10 is faI>i;y, and they begin 10
see how mlschevjottsIy they have been
imposed upon. That game will 80
longer work.
Another theme equally - visionary
aud ~!'eu1Ie, IS tL-e d"lng up atresL OF Tie
New Orleans so-ca.,eI Thugs l.ej
Warriors; all the dolngs Of whom
vii! be duly spread before tho leyout
perusers IF holy Democratic sheets ~
emanaiions ofknow Nothlnsism. Every
not that takes place, in whatever part
of the Union, will he attributed to The
$ booty K. rs" Every ship, seam
boat or railroad accident that occurs from
his ont, will Nil he attributed TO tie per,
'icious designs OF the bloodymk rs.
L the anticipated troubles with the tpl-
Of Bri1h~m Young At Salt Lake
AXE place, tie terrible IL. Ms will be
he cause Of It. IN fine we MAY look for
I'll tile ismihes, wars, loss 81 urops-the
setting the earth on ~tire.a ~ being
dependent upon tire existence
!! tire American party. Ii il therefore
God send t. the Democracy tha, they
eve such powerful issues to combat
le American party, il the absence Of Ill
tier Nat'onai or State principles. Il
did liDt seek 10 force nil the uiseI-
q that have occurred for tue last TWO
ears from whatever cause upon IL, they
'ouid have nothing 10 tight about, aud ,
lev would IA! 10 pieces from Their " |
2ttcun-s>. They know that they have I
together since the advent OF tn 1,
party, ty Tie most niirfll ftl>r- /,
GODS ana misrepresentation and tIpg 4,
,tow further, that dl they but uitemrt /
be honest, Democracy would vanish y
he smoke before the wind. 1t is ,Il4re c
re polite that thu American patty \
IouId he >innlerel, viiitfiel aud abused +
With a determination 70 persevere G.
lhe!f ne!aflous practices, the game has 4
gun already. c
When the questions now at issue be- II
zen the American and Democratic Il
rites, come up before the people, we L
II see how these Democratic pigmy e.
underers will toe the mark, and wheth- a!
they will attempt to screen the acts d
that disgrace to the State, the two 10
st sessions of tie General Assembly.
ere ars other matters connected witt,
+ State officers, since the exit of Gov. 4
sbert, which require OVERLAPPING and =
to the people. They fear this, f.,
d will use every ingenuity 10 dodge re
J issue to expose their rottenness t, II
people-the dear people whom they ha
50 gulled and deceived for Years .
It. We are satisfied with our position
/ fear no investigation. Of
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KANSAS AND THE DEMoCRATs.-T OF
re are any two Democratic papers in W,
non siavehoIdlng States that pour Of
III d larger amount of s~tartinr D.n,o. tai