The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-18

his defender and Of course nom. - q
his 9Th on the Railroad. The -.
OF Forney is enough to damn ,nvc.
whose cause he espousea ~
President during his first trip a. ~:
season has visited his brother.ip.l.-
Corbin at Elizabeth NJ. Itv,,h
remembered that during The .r,a
panic investigation said Corbn
in great disgrace with Ulysuu, q.
having mixed the President IN =.
that great gold corner and m,.s
which Of course, everybody knev g.
a SANDER on our gifted Prss;d..s s
Ulyssus under the kindly inA,e,.
of DR.. Newman, of the Metropo,ll..
church of this city, has with ! a.:
ty most christian like forin 4.
erring brother-in-law for lynn e.
him and now has made 4 VIM a.
Cancellation and peace also q
some points from him in ree,,it
engineering the San Domineo 4
through as Corbin was numb,r i
years around the Hobbies Of Cope,,
and knows thing OF two" Pruk
ably Corbin's fertile brain has hail.
ed new plan whereby, with thss.
crets of the government, he can In,
an honest penny and send sis a.
other $4,000. On account Of r.
late outrages in Massachusett IN o.
Hartford. and Erie Railroad -war. s.
placing distractions on the track "a
firing on people from ambush, : D.
ocratic member from the South. i.
tends to-day to present q memorial
purporting to come from Maanchu-
sets asking that the State be rseopr
structed also resolution requiriue
the committee on reconstruction 70
take the matter into consideration.
1t is claimed that there are Just y
good reasons for reconstrucs;ne
Massachusetts, as there are for recon-
STRUGGLING Georgia, and I think :
great many more one very potent
reason is that it is not Republican N
form according to the Radical stand
ard. One fifth of the citizens oil
Massachusetts are debarred from
voting because of educational and
tax qualifications. VIII the South
ern States be permitted TO frame
laws with regard to education and
taxes that would deprive the blsca
man Of the South from voting2 o.
is Massachusetts, to be permitted to
disfranchise large portion Of bs
citizens by State LAVISH What i
sauce for the goose is satice for The
gander. By all means let rs hare
Massachusetts, reconstructed. Chas.
Sumner to-day occupies his seat By
fraud or tyranny which is worse. Il
the same rights were accorded the
people of Massachusetts as are -.
corded the people of Pennsylrania
| Mr.. Charles Sumner would in all pro.
liability be permitted to enjoy his
books and his looking-glass in h;a
dearly beloved Boston while the n.
bicund phiz of the martial Wilson
would have more leisure to preach
temperance and smile its amatofy
smile upon the dear ladies he loysl
SO well. The senate would lose d.
natic, a wonld-be scholar and ysin
old man in Sumner and IS arrant /
hypocrite in the moral Wilson q e.
er fiourished in our goodly city. Thl
case of Vinox vs.. Lee, from Tsxas
was ordered to be re-argued at th1
next term Of the Supreme Court d
the United States. Two points =,
involved. One, the effect Of q sale q
property by the Confederate State
under their sequestration Ism
against alien, enemies; the oths
upon an instruction of the Judel
upon the measure of damages, Wild
he said could be discharged BY pay
ment of such amount in legal. tends
notes of the United States. The cas'
was ordered to be re-argued becars
it opens up the whole question Of th'
constitutionality OF the legal-tende
laws. This is a most important CAS-
as it will settle the much moote,
question as to the constitutionality o
the legal-tender act. Forney, Of u
, Chronicle, the mouthpiece Of the Nib.
! Radicals. is out to-day in an artiSl
on the subject Of the "new party
: having reference to the Es.,ton vhs
visited this city short time sina
, and who expressed themselves some
a. go I'D