The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16
The Situation Coming Complica-
lions.
From the New York Irish Citizen.


Is imperialism-if imperialism is the ne
20 great national blessing" as the nation
debt has been declared to be, which RAJ,
calism proposes to thrust upon the cou
u try-the Administration has settled. dow
g into an acknowledged apathy which Won
i he simply amusing if the critical state
;, Affairs at home and abroad not make it t
= arIning. We note the progress Of impel
I a!lsm IN the proposed great gathering
( the "t'rand Army If the Republic" whc
m conjunction with the various "LUv
, Leagues q" throughout the land, kind
purposes tn take the management Of publ
an 'irs from the hands Of the majority an
place it in the hands of the minority, ii
NE new one man power can b. successful
lnaneuraied; and in the effort now bpin
made in Massachusetts to govern the eli
"f boston. rs New York is now gnverne,
~ police pswer appointed and controlle,
hy rnraI Radical LEGISLATURE; while b,
an understanding which seems to b,
general throughout the country, the sam,
performance is in favorable progress il
Louisiana, where the negroes and carpet
naegers IN that State ara even now ODera
ting to f'ist upon the conservative civ OF
New Orleans Il Site police, which shall
ne ali Ike irresponsible to the municipal au.
th"riii-s or 10 the people who are to b.
cove ned There is something exceeding.
~ significant in this hold which Radica,ism
is thus fastening upon the ellis ti,r"nmh
ont the nation. It shows an intention tn
concentrate in the cities. the cont ..o NJ
conservatism. a Radical mower which will
~. ready to act efficiently and sndd.",u =,
accord with wha,eyer covn the cantr.,. aad
cuntrollin. power nj W.rb;n.,o,, NM, W.. Jn
termine upon nt a,v bonr A, nrosons ~.
work of maxine nrenar,ti,n e. ,ho .an wv
ing stroke is left to the "Ieaones, and I1 =. -
Grand Army" whose only battles have
been fought in time of peace. This il the
present state Of af.,irs at homa ah.o"S
certain complications are katherine ~ q
head. Of which word or two more anon
Meanwhile. what by cour,esv vo cnii
1.-THE Administrator i h.v;no no. en-;
IF it. Certain Conoress;onal comnn NM ,s
the most IMMIGRANT in tho h"dn ...:en
now assumes to rule tn. E1ecn,;yo VIM" ~"
Supreme Court. the countrv and nsn..a III.
to control everything i'm, ;tssI, ene'a
pnrino for summer innka,;,as a, ~ I Pr
,Ie's expense. The Committea nm E f.
Ign .ffaiirs 10 gong to make . t -" i IN
government vessel throngh Tho w.. T..
lia Islands, from thence tn Nnr;o s.
md New Brunswick. and noss;hi, boS".o
Fall to the Mediterranean Ano,So. e
niitee is on the wav tn Now OrIaoS '"
viii publicly dine at ,be nuhl;c ..nan, a"u
very frs, class public bouse m tbs r"n,a :"
ir. Boutwell, who n.ad ~ L.o. E..t
.ncy shop in GIoton. N,ssacHuep,,a " aus
tho ,herrfrom derived ;nano;a, 1919. anu
nougI. to conduct the fscal oas;Ip . 'e.
United States has enne home To- ,he ~ s.s ~"
I his former sales of doll, onJ 80 80:
es, and is planting his earlu ", MI ..n WI" MS
;orie. who formerly kent a cror rar. sh wi
Philadelphia. and 40 came nstn.s,, sup
,p control Of the vessels of the ns,;an "
so gone homa. while Adm;roI pa., :
.uns" the navy. Mr. 1;r"n, ,oIo wrae, :
from the imporlunit;ss of nf;eu :
.pturs Is .,ah.t;nn ,,,.drh 'Is VI omce
e coming season in smoking hv ,h sp go" !
lore at Long Branch nv o,,.. Z,
IRE prOtractpd journey ond ;.,L po. =
ross the plains. Mr. Fish OH JunH Ii,.,
have his hands full. is sitting down in a
smay over such appointments a. that "f n
ashburne, for instance, and other d;nlo. .;
ats who ar. to help him unravel tho Er -
IN entanelrments which are snro =, MO =,
mt themselves during the Gaming s nm u =,
sr. Altogether a bad mess of;,i n.n :! ~
r threatening on all Sides md D IL
'ength in the government IN wa,d off -
'ele blow, come from what onarta, Tho IL
At blow may. Business il donlorohIr
TIL, ughout the country. and . Rom;
II ut the head of the Tr.asnrv The. in
possibility of call for considerable 90. TT
i,y in the Navy Department. and a 70 "
ctable old retired crockerv dealer 10 ~
'reme command, or at least second in :,
to one of his own snhord;ns,os In
e most importont Congressional con- d
tees are at sea, or pick .uickino for III. III,
inner at public cost, mud the President wi
the United States is agitsted onlv aa to Tn
ether lie shall show his new citizens y
thes at Long Branch, Saratopa or ;n ~
! Francisco. " SSe
\ truly deplorable situation E.nec;o,,u 90
,ffairs at home and affairs abraad cai1 s,r
watchful and real administration a. I'M
lShingtoD, which might we'll assemhIa WI
best and strongest minds in the whole &c
niry. and keep them in close ,t,sndanoe Co
consultation. 1t 10 natural enonsb rel
the weak substitute for Statesmen ~ EN-
I'm the conduct Of affairs has heen cou pa
ted. should run away from what ia nj. OF
= beyond their comprel ension to sov ms
hing of their control. From the bipl;. gre gre
to the lowest of the new Radical of. va
5. the opinion is prevalent that Govorn we