The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-16
- TO the
CONSERVATIVES VOTERS
CITY AND PARISH OF ORLEANS.

Ths ,sss aim and object Of s Democracy TO defeat the
prope ssd copsstutssp Inspect your tickets esreay ana
Be certain that the words 0AINSr fHk consffro-
TON srs .. n Let svsu Demscas feel himself oosst'
tussd : special somnistes TO do three thing;
L VOTE BNRELF;
SEE THAT HIS NE1GHBoR VOTES;
a orr OTHERS TO VOTE WITH Us WHO PEE
HAPs WOULD oTHERVISE vofksAGAtS5f Us.
Do Won not know soms person. either white black
VII en- yon influence vote our teket you de- lose
not nonent in exercising tn inansnee for that vote
NAV dss mine the question Whether to be eemen OF
aves this When you to the polls let your bearing
be that Of White and Gentlemen respecting the rights
and feeling Others but determined 70 exercise your In
herited legal privileges. Encourage peace aud the
peaceful exercise the right Of suffrage BY all qusaed
prrrons. l| IHt
As election continue during two days, We warn you
not Influenced BY that consideration 20 delay voting
until the day. BY doing it Is possible you might
Vote early when you 90 TO the polls stay
UT Ill Jour balot il IN the box.
As respects Congressional judicial Psrochial and
Muns ipsl Ticket selected BY fairly eous uted con
Of the people, and should receive your undivided
support
few words the The pending eection
involves conscientious Of the mportsncs to
You a,e whom ~in have ter friends,
the ope whom live. whom are depen
dent nployment, whom the bread you eat
must come and viii do for all that is essential
10 prosperity and happiness, and VINO have mis-
led Won with false promises will you choose the CARPET
bag who best Adventures In our midst Whe
arr these whom ysu now readily follow Do yoa
For The they strangers 20 yo1 and
us who have here play reap
the the tu1u they hope and labor create
They sre here to-day Without bones. without prop
erty. interests in common either with you
or us. according 10 exeeneies may abandon yo1
70 morrow are yeu aware that many OF these
men are refugees from ice North; thas otAers
are here what they North, commos oopsds,
sssk live upsn the fruits Of the honest industry Of other
and better men Do know that OF the very
whom bagser have placed on heir ticket Tor
uage have been on beth sides Of the great contest
which the country late engagcdst one une In
tense and bushw. ackers and playing the
role Of mendicsnt loysists and ling your with
saons and adety they de not feel and promises
which they intend faldi Can rely such
nenf the contrary, having been false 10 ali former
friends You must believe they only casion Of per
sons prove siss Choose then this day
which class Of you will have for your friends Do
be decsived the adoption OF the Constitution essentially
declaration Of antsvonsm part against the white
In lite naked quslity proposition put tie whit
and the eoIorsd II you will but cslml,
consider you such policy sughtwth mmi
peril later work ruin ".
appeal ysu them In justice yourselves and ysur famies
/ to against the Consfitution.
Conserva,ives Into line and do your who'll
duty. Give your country Csucassz
vlization; days to the freedom OF the white
d,ys and perpetuste Constitutional Liberty Fail
this and may be viii give for the remande
Of your the heel Of oppression You already
and feel the pnchnes Of poverty but the Constitution
shall adopted. trade and will fee land
scales Of Justics will be BROKEN the orsces Of religion vii
abandon their affairs and grim with clepched
hungry stomach vii stalk through borders OF old TIM
fathers perled their lives gain the liberties
enjoy and shall fail to give few DAYS # peaceful
ballot liberties we not en
| will but ought to lose them.
Sound the alarm in the highways and the housetops
foreign foe upon and rally TO the polls
tain personal liberties, the dignity Of State
| Union established by our fathers. r1.r
By order Of the Democratic Executive COMMITTEES.
W.. M. SMALLW0OD,