The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-03

i1sn"'io VI 'i'" he loiio"ea MN through the
canvass. If he is held back until November h.
will be in the FIX of the Kentuekian who was s,o;,,
ing for a fight, and really believe that his health
and comfort requires opposition. Those lol oer:
'lemen who assembled in Aprillast in Odd Fellows,
Hail tor the avowed purpose ofpurifyng the Dem.
ocratc party, but with the covert design Of break.
ing down John sldell and disorganizing the nortv
have dwindled down to "cOrporals cuardn
soule having voted the X. N. ticket in our last
municipal election has had tendency to bring the
conscientious portion of his adherents and abettoro
In the war against Slidel and his friends to their
sober second thoughts, and few nights ago the
President and l members of the State Rights c,ph
as it was called, boted from the organization and
are now looking for some place to go to. Amongst
ithe boilers were two Office holders under the State
authorities, also sub intle True Delta Office The
ONCE holders apprehensve that they may lose what
they have, and failing to discover any spojIsip
prospective, are in qnandary they know that
their crimes have been "as scarlet" and thev aro
fearful of trusting to the tender mercies of Gov.
Moore to make them as white as wool Tbev
may be termed with propriety political out.casts,
The S.idell Democrats do not want them, for thew
have been traitors to every principle of Democracy
and Sop!e will never forgive them for having dared
to differ with hun The sub in the True Delta Of
hcc recognised danger in the first resolution which
was offered by Sou!e and adopted which read in
this wise. " Resolved, that committee be an.
pointed, who shall proceed to put themselvesin
communication with the disafSctod in the rural
districts, and shall enoin upon them the necessity
of organising ticket in opposition to the nominees
of the Democratic State Convention
The consumation Of this first resolution IS far
from being agreeable to the True Delta, for it would
endanger the success Of their pet the Hon. Miles
Taylor. The entire delegation for the parish Of
Orleans was Ignored at the nominating Convention
of the 2nd Congressional district, and although
much indlsposed against rebellion, could be easily
induced by the action Of Miles Taylor's friends to
start an opposition that would defeat him, and to
save Miles from such imminent danger The Editors
OF the True Delta viii be sure to keep very nam
on that point alluded in my last to the Sam.
aelite ranks, but at that tine did not know that
The eliminating pointWas so nearly athand MAJ.
ereau has at this time a majority OF the delegates
n his favor ard will be nominated for Sheriff.
Parkers friends object TO the manner in which the
delegates were chosen and will not submit Sttb
md Summersare also dissatisfied because the NOM
mating committees deemed it improper that the
,ohce should have voice in the selection Of Del.
gates and will cealesce vita Parker and his friends
h.deteatng iiazereau. a new election for delegates
S ordered and Mazereau aud his friends protest
5alnst 1t aisd declare their intention to submit to
% such outrage in the Know Nothingparty. The
amu'iites are IN state of great confusion, and
ne democrats | opine will DO very libtle toaartls
ainiags down Tie excitement. They viii bide their
me and take advantage Of tile dissatisfaction in the
snow, Nothing camp They, like Wilkins McCaw-
or, are in hopes sthat something viii earn up.f
eqie who had profiered the high priests Of the
RIDER hsaIdand that ofhis friends in the approach
lg elections, ifthey Woald give him tae me.abers
The Legislature, will be much eiibarrtsscc.so
loose unler which King to iigilt,n Tor that $50
ROW Nothing party Of tls city is split iato wy,
on maysb assured Of. Tic recipient of sSeS on
er anpnn by the steriilaty and those Cersslhsys,
lch yield from 2lo,oot to $25,e9o per anuum
IL! not relinqasl such prinrely&nnnips without
struggle, and you viii see piping ttes before the
st OF September. The police are furious that that
spectacle portion Of the voting population of the
ty should be DISTINGUISHED simPly because they
appen to be recipients Of $50 month from the
when the incumbeu,s and expectants
those high Offices are allowed 10 arrange matters
suit themselves. Stiil the Mayor and Summers
lie Recorder are each dissatisfied with the little
onsideratIon in which they were held by the Maze
'au men, They chaie under the indignity. In
usiag the police ayoice III the selection Of dele
ties, emaseulates Stith, Summers and Adams, and
Ill be resisted by them to the last The right arm
their power is the police, amongst whom are
ieves, thugs and assassins, and the estimation in
lch tn y are held by our city rulers canno. be
'tter exempliGed, than by the tenderness and care
th which they were treated by Recorder Sum.
ers, in Che trial Tor resistance and assault, between
en-. Lewis, the police and the thugs,
FoUEsns.