New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
I UrHKLY REPUBLICAN
8 10 4 sERENADE.

~ 81 nieht last Senator Morton,
- aey.mndai, 1T tla National
.':. ssss..-s "a Il. 60. -..:s:--
s:sS a - - s.'s o'a.0 issuing
.l kHeeaQont drant and vice
Go1lnx, Together with the Repub-
~. ~ ccrsre.. f,orc rrd;e,.
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y :. q sne Oeicony, ana q large
nbled n 'front.' Of the hotel.
w the marine band, General
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~ xoceived with long continued
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olagraphs:
Epxton expressed his thanks for
- vhother IL was intended for a
r 1olitical compliment, ssThere
oochinr. - he said. "a great
}nfSrioR Is importance to anv
q 81 No have. heretofore passed..
- patty will make a desDer-
- f6f Iower. If it shall succeed.
~ by carving the Southern
u cannot do this except bv a
HI. a. eject Of which viii be to
tn st the polls or driving
-. Their great means en-
Xu-Klux organization. He
- tlxnt even . majority of the
: - KuKlux. but he would say
t xnK lux are Democrats laugh
nuee3 and that the organization
~ 6afhotn States. 1t is the great
6nofety to convert Republicans
5GQy II fhey can be cOverted.
Dpekot3c party arc committed to
Wrongfnlly and illegally abol-
- 1e1sllt of their triumph would
Chis1nent Of the colOred peo-
l {kQn them the right Of suffrage;
~ alb to disffanchise the col
r sixty days. They would do it
In net that the government is in
oEthe Republicans. They having
- power would drive the colored
~ polls or vote for disfranchise-
1et they would reduce them to
- oerfdOm. What were to be the
n lH2s It was said in.the Senate
6&opnetruction acts are Of no more
- IL passed by q mob or town
that the amendments are funda-
1855 have never accepted these
With the exception here and
&fAoWopapcr like the New York
Eio6 = wiser than most of it's
80 - OQmooratic party North and
- 470nnninous against suffrage and
~ - the col0red people. The
80 ~ they ara against ustionaf
~ thew would not restore the old
S1ko. They nav thew are for free
tkey do not saw that the money
u5SSf rs government shall be raised
- 1kxes. They dare not submit to
Try tho question of direct taxation;
leI1ior about free trade and re-
people from taxation. They are
ony with the tariff; the Demo-
80 favor of high duties where
ythinx TO protect, and free trade
- c1ae (laughterl but dare not
Z Il ut II IT, results.
Il our distinguished chief magis-.
- hare lapplauseJ she could safely |
q a@ye not had : better administration
g. century, If we ever had q better
ere. lApplause.l He referred to
eSa0n % the national debt, and said |
Republicans win at the next ses-
e further reductions Of the tariff in
porrculars. He voted against
D1al g the income tax, because he
~ - tno clme had not yet arrived
Sho administration goes on with
ccoss IN the future as in the
exee that they would repeal it
lADplanse. We can mot do
g once: We DO not pretend we
~ taxes, because the public
y Da1ntalned and the govern
ted Our Democratic friends
~ ey onn Abolish all the taxes and
~ yernment by sound policy.
= ~ 80 that ILaGghter.J
1dent has proved faithful to every
- the party. He Is . greater radi,
4ey than some Of those who started
|7ll1n Laughter and applause. He
4lJOhnaon, mot afilimore, or Ty-
anse.l He iscarJying out in good
u principles ON which he was elected;
/ l(5k = be does that be can not be
RNn: (Iong continued applause.