The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-22

who is still honest and patriotic. who
has been presented by gs is in all re-
sSssaetsr. konssty and intssrisy:
that they have al the attribusss
positions to which they have been
the People viii not vote for itf No man man
sRe p sny oaa
are part and parcel Of the people from
course they are pursuing. The esrtie-,
men tell ne that they propose to redeem
things! worse than defeats. do not
think defeat ls the worst thing can be-
fa tnaSS SyyoI belize sn party may ain,
if it sacrifices it's hon or, success is but Q
poor recompense. They say this ticket
ell sn dsfssfsd and that 43aa the hAngg;Saf5
we have heard this, for the first call
to the paesh %hieh cameo
directly from the office of the Executive
of this State. and asked for signatures
Is caea and we III
believe viii be controlled and manipu-
lated by him according to his views.
moth redeem the State Of Louisiana Z
# that is the sort OF redemption these
Liberal gs g e inAtes me to. l want mt
deemed except BY perpeenatina the power DO yer
of II. G. Warmoth, then do not want to
see Louisiana redeemed, and I certainly
no stsss Sc TIC e y
whom IN her conscience they know now
Honest es peepie Then sfe say sS fhsss the %
deem the State. He talks about
himself was not responsible to the full
est extent for her present condition. He
aloneis responsible for its debt, for it's
ious and ruinous laws which disgrace
our statute books: At the lasJ session of
the Legislature the amendments TO the
mated from Warmoth's own phrty, with
the understanding that they were to
be approved as soon as they were
still remain on the statute books not
Congressiona1 COMMITTEES that he want
Legislature to bring about these very
bad government Of the State caused
very ss1ys laws which he Himself had passed sd
through the Legislature; and say fur
I GnoT, nave never a0on nun undertake
measure that he did not succeed in
having passed when he wanted to do 90.
Therefore 1say wemay very Justly and
fairly hold him responsible for the Iegis-
lati0n which has brought the State to
its present condition.
1 LIDO not propose 70 detain you. have
the purpose sp Il rst ti IN the actson Of
the Baltimore Convention. and also to
,ratify the united State ticket. What
ever irregularities may have occurred,
whether or not the executive committees
ct both r. parties bad Fight to make e y the the
no reason why we should not ratify
their action, because they have given us
"a ticket we can vote for properly and
without discredit to ourselves. They
have given us a ticket which, as said
awhile ago, even those gentlemen who
tioa would " e vote for sey tho1eht It
could be elected. I believe and know it
can be elected if the people will deter
mine to elect it. And these very
gentlemen who say it cannot be
come forth from this day and join those
who are endeavoring to elect this ticket.
1t will result in the redemption of our
State, and IN giving to us as it's chief
magistrate q gentleman known to you
probably better than he is to me, who is
the other as an honorable, honest and
high-toned gentleman, worthy of the sup
port of all good people. [Cheers.l For that
ticket here to-day myself award o pub
lie ratification. ard hope it will not only
be ratified 10y ii. people in these pri-
mary meetings tuI at the polls i'll
November next.