The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-01

bill which will soon again be ~
the Senate. The Democracy s
singularly fortunate in the cal;h.' :"
their Senators and especially : :; =
the person of the acknowlaS,..ss
leader Of that body, Judge Tburrs.s'e
OF Ohio. who brings back to u .
glorious time when the Demoe,. .rs
Senatorial robes were worn by , g
las Wright, q Benton, Woodbr :
caas and Dallas. The position !,
OF leader has been gracefully o;vs.
him by his Democratic cosfrers, :
the Senate. Judge Thurman !.
man possessing great force Of chs,
acter, earnest and untiring in his 4.
ties. vast legal requirements andlea,
islative experience, most ready n =
bate, bold in attack and quick to -
pei he speaks direct to the MINI
logical, concise, clear and con,;n.:. :.
hitting with sledge-hammer to- :
without attempt at ornamentat;o, !.
flourish, uttering no word but ,.,..
bears upon the subject under disp.
sion appealing to the judgments i
his brother Senators and not nlakins
theatrical display for the benefit a
the galleries. In manner as Ma,
and unassuming as Western farmer
and withal as dignifed and corrts.
GUS as ever courtier was, stnmp;uc
him at once the representative Of the
true American gentleman. Judrs
Thurman's friends already speak d
him as a candidate for the Presiden.
cy in 1872. The gallant General
Hancock, the able >Ex-S Senator Hen.
bricks, the successful Governors
Hoffman, English and Haight Who
are prominent in that connection
will have strong competitor in Che
able leader of the Democratic Senta
for the position now SO unworthiy
filed by Ulysses S. Grant. Bullock
of Georgia, has a new dodge, he i
willing to have the State admitted
under bill similar to Virginia, but
with clause permitting the organ
izing Of the negro militia. Thi
seeming concession will secure The
State to his designs and the I" Leqis.
lature can..and ,ral be pespetuated.n The
next class at West Point will contain
several negro cadets. Some three or
four Congressman announce their
intention Of appointing negroes.
The more the merrier. let us 90 Che
whole porker" while we are about
it and see how the thing will work.
I believe with the Homeopathists
" similia sin,ilibus clraater," the me-
gro has caused the present feyerish
condition of the public pulse and /
think few more doses of the same
will work on entire cure. We shall
see. TREBLA
EsoP.-Here is fable written msny
PEARS ago by Esop. 1t has very palpa-
BILE application to matters in this coun.
try:
"a certain man having bought blacka-
moor, was go simple as to think that The
color of his SIKH was onlt dirt aud filth,
which he had contracted for rant Of due
care under his former master This kult
he imagined might easily be removed. So
he ordered the poor black to be put into
tub, and was at considerable charge ia
providing ashe2, soap and scfubbiug
brushes for the operation. To work they
went, rubbing and securing his skin oil
over, bat to no manner Of purpose, fs
when they had repeated their ssshinSs
several times. and were grown quits weary
all they got by it was that the wrstehed
blackamoor caught cold and died.
II that is not the best illustration Of tie
XVIII Amendment extant, We should like
to know what surpasses it.
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~ Ladies desire what mon sdmire.-
and this little thing is Beauty. What Do
we say is beautifnla A transparent con-
plexion and q luxnriant head Of hair
What viii produce these7 Hagan's Nag
nolia Balm will make any lady Of thirty
appear but twenty; and Lyons Kathairon
will keep every hair in its place, and mako
it grow like the April grass. 1t prevents
the hair from turning gray, eradicates
Dandrufr, and is the finest Hair Dressing
in the world, and DIT only half Ordinary
cost. If you want to get rid Of Sallov-
ness, Pimples, Ring-marks, Moth-patches,
ETC., don't forget the Magnolia Balm.
HORSE GEARs.-There is great deal
iu gearing horse or mule 50 as to en-
able the animal to work easy, and use
certain amount of power with COM
paratively small animal force, much
depends on long or short Leverage.
Tie draft may be too high or too low
<h<> ann xr;U Hro IN fon hnaxv nm the too