Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-05

argumemum bacn!iaum 10 which populations
driven II extremities are apt % resort. ulear,
heat, and audible whispers Of Changer ahsad!o)
--J.-That the iMteres,s Of all
New England be first consulted in the special
Legislation recommended in Resolution {.
that the plans and schemes aud hopes Of
Puritans and Radicals outside The precincts of
1.-THE Gem Of the World,'' b. attended 10 in
the second place; that, in the third place, the
Dupes, Of whom Rev. Ebenezer Timbuctoo is
q respectable Representatives, receive The
consideration due 10 their Susceptibility Of
being used; aud, lastly, that the Reneeodes,
Is being, both in the natural and political
order, u" approximation to the Dupes, be, in
some adequate way, compensated for their
selt-sacsifice. (SublueA expressions Of ap.
prova' -
--k A. That, since Radical and
Puritan aesi'es have no recognized limits, il is
exped'ent that every conceivable method Of
exhaustion be employed agains, Southern purse
aud property wherefore contractors for public
works, and monopolis!s generally, as well as
that large body Of mercenaries connected
with the Press. (par'icularly the Radical Press,
whose special pretogative it is, 10 trade on
the ignorance of the Dupes) onght to be
subs'd' Hed and made subservient TO The far.
reaching, all-grasping, limilless, ambition Of
their patrons and r.as,crs-,hc moraiists mar
excellence Of our unrivalcd, irresistible and
unaIproachable New England! Great mp.
plause, in which the Rev. Ebenczer Timbuc.
too, relaxing Ids accustomed clerical gravity,
heartily Joined y
-- L.- That the Legislation neces.
sa'y to carry out TO a p~raftabie issue, the
provisions Of Resolution X, be iu,rus,cd
mainly TO The Dupes aud Renesades; for as
The former have no conception oil lneir respons.
Utilities, and the latter, no shame Of their self
degradation, it is plain that the Two classes in
concert, can achieve ends which conld never
DC reached by Legislators Of intelligence and
dccency and achieve them by means which
would be repugnant 10 ordinary mor,als.
Cloud cheers.)
.-That Intelligence and a
decent respect -(or he opinions Of manliad' be
ettaccd from the category Of legislative
qualifications; and that, hereafter, all candi.
dates suspected Of any attachment TO them.
be deemed ineligible 10 represent the Radical
and Puritan %cli4ues Of this H,f.Cou,incnt,-
Stretching a'org from the Puritan East,
10 the Ntmosf po;ut n ,la ... WV /
(lndescrlbab1e nproar and continued cheering,
with hip! hip hip EurraI, hnuahY
Even the Rev. Ebenczer Timbuc,oo was no,
proof against the tremendous exci,emen,
produced BY Resolution NJ; and so, before i,
was guile subined, W. found him nearly a,
The end OF the first s'auza of the following
Enthusiastically puri,anic exhortalion -
On, Radicals. on on, Puritan horde,
And gather up pelf in the name Of The Lords
Away with whoever appears in your path
And Aeize every Dollar The Sou,hc,n,r hath
March on, the law is on on, side you know
Our party IN danger, and yonder the Toe
1T the last breath Of liberty expire at your feet,
lis u doom good enough for the rebels 10 meet.
excitement, during which an
lJonrnment was proposed) Accordingly the
of all tile kms in Council assembled,
'spersed once more, highly pleased with
lemseIves, and more than ever determined to I
ring their schemes If reconstruction to A
|gidIy puritanical issue.
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To some Of our readers, this s,anya NAV wea. the
'pesrance Of profanity. The in,eil gent reader viii =
nd the explanation in The historical fact, that the
ar'tan soldiers in the Cromweliian arny of times
ibie in one hand and a sword in the other and then
ave tha"ks 10 the Lord for the x1ea, havoc they had
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