New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-14
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woald raise more than a years supply Of
corn, but they failed to DO Il, and hence s-s
compelled to bug.
TIE New Orleans .correspohde9tof
Cincinnat Commercial says fhe e
delegates in the Louisiana coni5et { aST y
sumo the full prerogatives Of self bF gsst
are selErelisnt, and consciously goedss
body" He adds that three-fOurths Of these
eolored members are men Unmarked ap-
pearaace,a
The Louisiana country newspapers gem
orally approve the proposition Of the freed
mems bureau to advance supplies to plant
ers. The Shreveport Southeastern asks
whether planters will avail themselves Of
the opportunity Of making crop under
the most favorable circumstances, or lie
supineIy on their backs, allowing their fer
tile lands to reulain a commOna, spend the
time in idIeuess and slOth, and end the gear
ia abjeet poverty It adds that the plant
er who gives this matter bis attention will
be vt the end Of shs year the most fortunate
A movement is being made at Waehing-
ton for the call of national convention to
be assembled at Cincinnati, to represent
The producing industries Of the couatry. II
will be called under the auspices Of the
"National Cheap Freight Railway Leagues"
and it is proposed to put in nomination to
represent the interests Of production cam
didatss for presidsat and vice president
How those whs are instrumental ia the
restoration, even 10 temporary power, o.
the men who, unrepensaut still, fought
four years and more TO destroy the Union,
are rendering aid and comfort to the
esemy, this extract Of communications
sikaed can Old Rebn and published ia the
Richmond Erausinsr, most clearly demon
strates u
The principles for which the South
sughs, and for which she was denounced
and 0yerrun, have In less than three shcrt
years become the rallytng cry OF the Waite
mans paFty-4states' Fights-thaS's the cry
l like 10 hear it, It makes my btpoi coursa
thraugh ny veins ~ &c dld GA the evening
Of the conclusion Of the second n ahassas,
and | feel as if had yell 10 rne rs big as
d chicken coop. But / expect ia lat her
Gus ia short time. Things are getting
right.
BR1oK PoMERoT- III Crossa DsNs-
eras invokes assassination Of tho next Re-
pa licau candidate for the presiiyns5, aud
toadies to the confederate fig. he
ssys: g
Nominate another Abe Lincoln, and ths
Beath with his Sic sssng3T turUaais In &C
ceEdaace with the sRggsslians Of the La
Crosse Dslaoerat. and the man is even a0w
ready for the work.
We wish confederate flag, SIX feee long
OF nearly 10 place 10 oar sanctam ~ tns
eide of the national q Il -eaaa being Aaaart-
can amt having Rsassd ageF nHaa whea9
bravery never hHs been surpassed hEa
The laie Governor Aalrsw4 Of Masaa-
ehasesta, only shree days before his asasll,
ssss ! letter ss issss::as esesas, ssss ssess
has reosnsty been published, and of whlsA
this is az exsraet:
The tsadahey Of the hour is toward
Grant. and that is the best II q hat The
/ ideal good. IL Is bad for the co1nfgy thak
he Fn st leave his present post; bad for hiias
/ the anIdiaF. to lry and te eadHFa the har4
/ fate waioh awais him in eivS1 iife. Rutls
/ il the apparently best practical g9nd Eh@
4 country can have. And Grant is so Square
aud honest nlah that I believe ht il hsum@
70 be Fight in the nlAiIs aaySh here. et AZ
A refFeshnnent car d shout g be put on
she Chicago, Rock. Island. aai Pscsas rall-
road, to run in the middle os ihe trsias
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