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

their faces uualsered and no ev idenre,of
change, who teach you u false philoso-
ss people s Il Thex teiI yoa
that it Is possible to consort with thieves
and robbers without being eqnally cor
rupt with themselves Ia the end. want
to be distinctly understood about this
matter. In the country I know there arc
e large number of gentlemen who have
gone into this Liberal movement without
understanding it's character. | know
this because l have talked with them,
ana e, dh With some Of them since haze b.en
the origin and history Of this great LIB
ssa sRs tS sesas %ess NEW
Orleans and nominate q. G. Warmoth,
there are at least fifteen Thousand white
by Leuisiana mothers and taught at
their knees genuine principles of reli-
gion and morality, who would die sooner
would be the next Governer Of Louis,
lana. and You have only Warmoth re.
placed ICED ID, by smother carpet, hnaggeg; OF
we dietruet quite as much IS Warmoth
himself. Il, on the contrary, these in
nocent gentlemen. who come TO the city
tive, but with q simplicity astonishing
to me, should dare to nominate another
anda virtuous tieet. 1 tell you
It is not IN his nature to support 1t.
But what Will these Mtberals have done
trsted your efforts, crippled your powers,
made you weaker than you were by dive
ion and seis and nd 1s yon %Gss sasl
Custom-aouse element.
Well, fellow-citizens, this great re-
by us. and which was to be restricted
Grating with the psmocfatio party for
takes. to give to the State . pure
the. great Greeley movements that IS
S;sssisy ssa b BON y ~ Tiesy sss re e
elected 6y the vote Of the Democrats
party, combining with . strong vote
Radca sns
Il Warmoth has one particle Of honesty
" has 9sstsr liz ySte
State of Louisiana who intends to vote
him the State se Il LoSisia a Tnforta
nately for our Governor he is caught by
the logic of the situation and cannot get
and the neither nil stone, and unless he
this State he is hopelessly bankrupt as a
ne HAS TO REGISTER THE GREELEY
VOTE, s..s5.s..z e. X
and when II is registered: we will take
men for home purposes. And il he looks
for anj;T reward for his pious services he
mTst look a tS The PRESIDENT elect t;,a vot,
we Will use it. . Our Democratic friends
aa e
Of North Caroline. tells story which
Democratic party in regard to Horace
the habit Of Singing bis hymn book
hymn and going regularly throngh to
Old e1 Grimes Is Dead Dee and pasted t IL
man came to it he commenced to read it.
bnt stopped at the first verse, and said !:
This is certainly the first time ever
little reflection, he said: "My friends,
AZ it is here, we will sing it through"
The DEMOCRATIC party il in that position
never in the Democratic hymn book be-
fore-that is certain-but as he is there,
they propose to sing him through to the
end. Cheers and laughter.I
And think it safe to say that if they
continue the tune in a lively manner, a
very large number Of oel9 4Pa people,
party, will be found joining with ANNA
tion in the chorus.
i nave SOmeCnlnR TO say TO Cne
COLORED PEOPLE
present. / am sincerely anxious to see
this reconciliation between them and
the whites, so that there shall be no
longer any. division between them in
feeling. There is no danger to them as
far as their rights are concerned. say
to If there s s single nan in this
now and up to the day they will be in
their graves, it is Horace Greeley. If
stTangest thing on earth; If they cannot
vote for him who has spent his entire
life working for their deliverance from
663pndag &c: what mas come oyer IT., the world
OF three months, denounced
THIS MAN GRANT
in terms perfectly unmiStalxahle. Sum-
ner is the greatest friend the colored
people have to-day in America; he has
spent his best days laboring for yonr
than any other man in the United States
in favor of comforting rights upon you.
He says that Grant is q nepotist-guilty
of what has been deemed by all ages and
taking the offices Of the Government and
giving them to his needy relatives-suP-
porting his family at the public crib.
He takes gifts, a thing considered dis
honorable from the time civil govern
msnt commenced. and he rewards the
gift-giver by an immediate return in the
shape of official patronage. In other
States pay for the gifts that he receives,
thereby t inereasing his salary by his Own .Ts
constitution of the United States, that he
has sworn to support. He says further
and this charge 1 want you cotored
people to look into and examine. for
that he has offered the most deadly in
suit to the cOfored people of this country