The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-10-19

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,etary Cox in simple honesty and
Justice to the Government has madeH
himself obnoxious to the professional q
politicians, and lack Chandler andE
sleek Simon Cameron have been hereM
raising old Nick about Mr.. Cox GO s
ing back on the party, as ChandlerH
calls it. Mr.. Cox is an old friend of;
Grants. We will soon seeR
whether Grant will sustain the Sec
rotary or whether every thing must
give way to Grants denomination
we shall also see whether Cox hasE
any backbone, if so he can hardlyE
remain the Cabinet, in case Grant re- !
ouires his submission to the tricky
politicians who now run Grant.
A Western convention is to bel
called by the Governors of the Wes-s
tern and North Western States, att
an early day, for the purpose OF "pro-
|tecting Western interest" It is hishE
time that the Western people had be-
gun to look after the interests of
their section; which have been com
] pletely ignored by the Radicals in
atheir efforts to protect and foster the
amonopolies of the East. Even Yves
stern Radicals in Congress vote with
1.-THE Eastern members against the in
sterest of the West and their people
aas though they were from Massachu-
Msetts. and not from a section whose
interests have nothing
lin common with Yankee manafactur-
Hing and other monopolies, which they
assist by ths;r votes, led by Schenck
Hof Ohio, chairman of the Ways ane
EMeans committee, the leader OF tn
Hpractitionists of the East.
B We do not hear so much aeou
1.-THE opening of our arms to the Gin
Hnese as we did some months ag'
Efrom the Radical speakers. 1t i
mot because they have given up tn
Edesign of making them voters, ant
Eaooding the country with cheap la
Nbor, but they know that the peopl
Eare aware of the bad effects OF Chi
1
gnese immigration and it is polite t
Edrop the question during the pend
hing campaign. However, the eadlca
Hpress under, the feelings produced ?
Hthe late massacre of Europeans il
EChina, have made some admission
(which do not talley with their pre-
Evious views regarding their enlight
Nened brother, John Chinaman. Th
New York Tribune now says: 'Wha
d Ia burlesque it is on civilized nation
rHto treat with China as an equal
5, EThe Press, Forney's paper want
hEvengeance on the perpetrators OF tn
:eHterrible massacre and urges all whit
Ieachristendom to join in the work. S
> Bit is with Radicalism, they have I
It'll settled principles, no views or ide
7eHthat will stand the least stress upe
erEthem, that which they advocate
1enclaim to believe to-day must perfore
erEfor some slight cause, be abandon
Principles founded u
h ION right, justice and regard for t
Rewritten constitution and laws OF o
asMM country, and not upon the vague a
re- Eglittering generalities Of the Decla
er- Htion of Independence, are the o.
in Nsafeguard and sheet anchor to VIII
ina party can attach itself, and WI
inEthe Radicals are the party OF ex
with the Declaration OF
levi dependence and the higher law
) to no law as their guide, the DEMO-
ity hey ever clings to the constitution
,hlyE 1.-The only means of safety, OF llbe
ngs, Hand progress.
uri- q The letter of Hon. James Bro'
TheMof New York, to Hon. Sam. >. L
the adall, shows that Massachusetts
whoarelieved of Internal Revenue take
;ookMthe amount of 81, 728,0O0, while
,aveEwhole reduction in twelve South
magistrates, was but a little over ST.
l-aEoOO. In seven Western States,
d aHing 43 Representatives, the redue
{, aMwas 81, 100000, while Masachus
ter'sE with but ten Representatives, wa
withmshown, above $4,72s,ooO' Th
ghtsathe equal division Of taxation u
{ tba@Radical rule. lhhbL
talu- amendmentS to the COhSslt'
CHI BRO BE VOTED on FOR" OR "AGAlNs
cpchE THE ELECTION IN NOVEMBER Mex