New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
ItJmmln. GATED
WE AzUsT HAVE PEAT I

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Eri- T. REPUBLICAN:
| / was present last 4e-G when oIny
resolution asking military ai1 from the
Federal government to assist il maintain
! ing peace in this State came from the Sen
ate 10 the house for concurrence. ] listened
witt great deal Of intera7: to the patriotic
remarks made by General NcNllen ana
Others advocating the passage of the .oint
resolution. The General did not speak
| like nan aatuated By lear IN asking for
aid from The general government 70 assist
in putting q stop 10 the many murders that
are occurring daily in our State from po-
litical causes, but like a noble hearted.
sensible man deeply impressed with the
condition Of things here, who would like to
have a stoppg TO bloodshed without bring
| ing On collision between The people Of
our State.
How differently spoke The gentlemen
| from the Democratic siI9 e, the House.
They could not see what party b8asIing
| OF twenty -No"7aH' Hi'J'''f IN '..' ''''''
had 10 fs-.. They talked lightly g the
/ rpasso. a,1'.f.l ID th.nvz in the 7ern.rv
-
| p"l's"'7'
livery good man aepio'ea o'oIi-Asd anu
violence. and feels an interest in having the
! r.rr.,ra+or. thpreof arrested and nuDi,b-
| ed. The men Of wealth in the State are
/ dacrlv interested in the preservation of
nao,l War has already cost them mach
| ~ .befr substance Their political leaders
rushed Them into one war, and it is for them
! to see fhat tbey are not plunged into another
bv a new set Of leaders who still cling 20
| oid and obsolete issues. Let the nest be
| for,ottnn Look To the future and pray
earnestly for ppace.
! Ponce and industry viii soon restore
| nroe,sritv to individuals and cause wealth
| L. Adv into The Ian of She State. The Ma
! 'ion,{ Gnyarnnan+ is pIed1pa 20 secure
ne9na thro1gbogt The land. IT must give
TT.,ta.rzon In lite These are paramount
| d,tias The authority Of the General
| C,orerrranF is snprgms over every
ioot of the territory belonging to the
limited states, and, it is its boandea
dntv IN seq that the rights of every citizen
are secured 70 him az Guaranteed by the
constitution and laws.
Tot;t not ro into history and he nub-
1isbsd tn tba Tyorld that in the nineteenth
oe-,t,,r,,- on aoa f,n,oIIs for intenfcpnca
tba American 1aonIp. with the eyrpriencp
Of mo nast Geiorp them. suffered Repub.
iicsnism to become a failure on this CONT
nent bacanse thev could not invest thai
rorn, Of G,overnment with sufficient strength
~ 80 Iar, and or5ar Hinder the renre
sonta+i1o farro Of Government we choose
onr leaders tor limited De-iod and though
ali 10 rot yote for The nersons selected fr
airoiTister tba r,ova,nnant all ara hou1d
,o s,,i,,1it 10 he same until Lawful chance
can he efFscted
The nolitical cut-tbroat and midniph
assassirNwbethar he GOES alone or i,
, baD5a5 With otEars of the same fendist
) nat,,ra who rro,gjs abont the eonntrv 10,
no nnrnose IF numbering in cold bIoo,
tbosa Nh, he ooncaiVas to he his enemies
sir,,,l7, Isnansa tbev arc Renuhlieans is
r,nrdsrar If the darkest dive Snch mer
met no made IN feel that there il n,
: a gcn,in,, Cod They must he summariI,
, bron6bt 70 iTstica and he nnnisbed
Ta3bino short Of nronnf and refributiv,
irstioo rZ,i1l mt a stan tn The stealtbv war
fore oF tbasa coVardig villains, The whit,
nan y5bo stooJ by he Government in il
esfor+s ~ re econ this state so that Iowa
mon should have vo,ce IN its governmen
I have ned ~ sbore Win coIored men IN
I deadly prejudice OF those VINO nate 10
i government because they can not coutro
a IT. Inc men composing the opposlllou
the hep9bllean party are tue me
VINO Womb Cypress othefs Il lhey coulO
, They would hold men IN slavery. Inc