New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

a. kVil'
aid General McMillen is one of the represent
ss stives of Carroll parish in the present Leg
stature.
He is one of those, to the Democrats of
o5. this State, very Objectionable and obnoxious
~ Individuals known as CarpetBaggers. I'm
ems nediately on the close of the rebellion, he
NEW removed from his home in Ohio. and com.
late Ing to this State, purchased in the parish of
sa v 6a ~ Carroll large plantation, and entered
IS. MI upon the culture of cotton. His crop for
al and II she two years past has been among the
S ~. largest raised in his parish. He has spent
ruv large amount of money in the parish to de.
snh telop its resources and improve the condi-
trict n ton of the people,
In And yet he is denominated cd1petbdgger,
sscea and according to the constantly reiterated
bdSS ,eschings of the press of this city must be
nd SIS Ts diuen Out.
,M aT Louisiana State bonds are worth about
thsf fifty cents ON the dollar. New York bonds
"a sIs1 S1 are at premium of sixteen per cent
WEI, In the House of Representatives this Bag
Of OiE can point out two capet6dggers who, dur.
. ing the last three years, have produced
GN. more hogshesds of sugar and bales of cotton
o,>... than all the Democrats in that body.
1t is insisted by the Democracy that these
=, Py men shall pack their carpet-bags and leave
Ifss the State.
rcd w And Louisiana State bonds sell at fifty
ID win four cents, New York bonds at one hundred
and sixteen cents.
a. y mi In 1865 tide of wealthy immigration
ant poured into this State bringing that elixir
Of prostrated national life, money.
AT. For year, repair, rejuvenation, return.
ing prosperity, made the desolated State to
ouislN brighten and its finances improve.
pnS pSTS In 1866 the Democracy, awakened to this
NJ hct and bitterly jealous of this imported
i've" thrift, throttled it by violence on that
NJ %Ps'. memorable day of July.
From that day denunciation, vitupera-
entsr ton, and the bitterest invectives have fol.
WI bwed all men of Northern birth. Gradually,
Is foI one by one they have returned to their
r d brmer homes, preferring congenial society
LoERfsnd peace to. bitter hatred and perpetual
! u; II 4 d violence.
= And the bonds of Louisiana sell at less
1T than one.half the rates of bonds of New
uHyAsA York.
9Sti, This statement suggests its own impress
TIED 4 siye moral.
Blair's luency in speaking is only less re-
Sie 'Des narksble than his fuency in drinking. 1t
). ...I Is said one Of the Democratic leaders re-
enten Gently, foaming with rage at Bair's latest
srnmsu bull exclaimed: "Oh, for a sponge mat
sas sTIisIs " tress to stop that terrible leak :"
neral
,I,pERN Drawing from our Bag that genial sheet,
! W. ~ iAe Chicago Post, we find the following
queries propounded;
DEB The new born love for the " racen which
IS, cur Democratic friends are experiencing in
lie She this latitude, prompts to give them light
,rsssl /. Are the heels of Conservative nigeefs
accord quite as elongated as the heels OF Radical
le rsga niggers
child q Are their shin bones any straighter, or
ersS their feet any less SO? Are their noses any
st less fat, their lips less thick, their hair less
mpr.a& abort and kinky?
3 . lIsS g. If the Democratic party succeeds next
A A.. hl in getting into power through the votes
nS ~ tend to allow all negroes to marry Demo-
Gratis, or do they reserve that privilege ex.
clusively for the benefit of Conservative
niggers?
Ryyu4 l. Do the Democracy, if they acquire
cd La power, design to allow all blacks to testify
= II courts, sit juries, ride in street cars,
q AnIE build churches and schoolhouses, attend
u .ub. I7 Democratic barbecues and conventions
eedmaE alike or will they extend these privileges
coais coeSs exclusively to Democratic niggers?
Tned Il s. When Noah got on q little Democratic
par@ spree and ''cursed Canaan did he intend
.sS E 70 apply the cussp to all negroes, or only
eys " 6. And last. will the Democracy here
'o0A alter spell negro with one G; or, as hereto
al r. d fore, with tU0?
psE; pSS;v. Will fthe Camp street journals please
lptan snswer2
o'usd - While upon this subject, we are reminded
pf the explanation given by friend of the
. difference between negro and Niger.
--.,-.eH A black man who votes the Republican
sls ticket is 'nigger." Furthermore he smells
Ielua Likewise he has long heels. Moreover his
Anus bis shin bone is curved. And besides, his
1esSs aknl is thick, and his general appearance
ITSs proves his nearer relationship to the apes
PrOud% than to the human family. But ia black man
- Who votes the Democratic ticket is highly
No 3 respectable NEGRO" who "adheres to his
SiTtus white Southern friendsr and "has always
ls dr:G borne most excellent character"
JuE Our Bag gives us the following screed,
T1Es touching on the demonstrations of the sun
1ouss terrifed":
p Z" II is now something like two months
oUED since the Democrats of our city commenced
Buisss sheir dissipation in pyroteehnics and pro
n y II ths cessons.
street pert accountant to estimate what might
~ possibly be the expense to this downtrod-
srs0u Den people Of these beautiful displays. Al
led an early day we hope to give some interest
on, An ing figures relative thereto.
No d But all this in parenthesis. Let us give
,.9.IIs on s she screed,
!. 1nR,S 5t,s "Truly the Democracy are great peo-
: ssFple. They are unfading-yea, undying
Cd pEzxheir nightly displays of costly pyrotech-
I mps, nlcs, their presentations Of gorgeous sill
!. in PLANNERS, their Fumptuous refreshments
iheir grand marches and countermarcheI
70" shrough our streets, which become inum
MA hated for the time being BY the bright faces
Pad brighter lamps (no reflection intended)
hosthose in procession, their martial music
No bold. firm step Of those on foot. and the
0rs,io nisary air Of those on horse or mule back
recspH AhsIr magnificent costumes and splendid
# anf appings, are al we'll calculated 70 entraV
tn BE unwary pilgsrlic whom chance ma.