The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-11-20
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NEW YORK WORLD:
NEW YORK WORLD
"a. 1872!
WEEKLY, SEMI WEEKLY AND
DAILY!

TN THE YEAR 1872 GEN. GRANTS
successor is to be chosen; the Forty
third Congress to he elected.
The peonle's votes, white and black,
North and South will TINS decide the tn
ture destiny Of the Republic, select its ru'
lcrs prescribe their course.
How to influence the peoples votes!
Nv the newspaper-for it includes every
other agency. II makes known events AMI
f;,cts-among all influences the chief. 1t
- sr,hlns the vastrr ontside audiences
which cannot gather tn the State House,
t,,e n,luit. or the stump. 1t is the con
slant intprprctcr-nf ren's affairs, ana ol
.rr,r or truth is the daily seeh-sowrr.
Next November is our political harvest
time. As we SOW we shall reap.
The Worlds srril->owing will he fruitful
to thr extent that its circulation is widely
,us,,ed lv those who approve its aim.
The World will aim +" represent ana
com, inc tho lalors and votes vt
l. All these who find best Insurance ct
the peoples p""Sp rity. peace, ana pro-
rrrss in u government administered on tue
| wincip'rs aud in the pure practice "' JET
f.ysnu and Jackson. ami VIII" 't"scry the
fmnt and origin nf the present c"rrn''
tinns. extrava"anc", miS-"verntneht' SIM
version Of public liberties, and Insecurity
of privat. rights in our rni"'s law'rsS
us,,rpatinn of iuterdlctcd and uudeleg'tet'
,mwers-usnrpatiou that t"-'ay marches
deliberately on to the s,,hingat'on "f pop,
Mar rule and the possession 1T 'lIctat"f'a!
oowcr-fnr hv acts of Congress General
Grant may even now destroy tn" 'rr"'"n'
of State elcc,io,s. invade the States at hts
Measure, and DECLARE martial law Ut his
own mere Will. ..s =,
II. All those who would maintain the
houor of republics, and would pr'srrvt
ruhlic credit by lnlnctnal payment OF pub
lie debts.
MI An those who wonld cnt down t.
iawer and &. objects all a!propriati"ns
the peoples money TO day more than don
blr. nearly treble, the appropriations OF
Democratic Congress eleven Years az"
not counting annuities to Indians, pen
sions to soldiers. and interest on debt.
and who would oblige all spending of tn
prnlpe's money got by taxes t"he Wit
honesty and thrift: likewise al! those VIII
won,d spare little the peoples LANDED
estate for the landlrss millions hcreafte
and stop it's squamh.ring d"n'inions IN 4
t1ay upon those who already own to
much.
~, All those who would reduce tn
number Of commodities toScd by our tart
y from thousands to IL few dozens and $
en,nty our Custom Houses of half their +"
firials, ri,l the statute books of half thci
= rli,uIS SHARES for honestly or br''~s 7
y fraud. and nntctter scores Of orr liat'v
Industries.
It V, All those who would lower the raft
5. also of nnr tariff taxes T." the point ct IN"
easily yielding the largest revcnne-w!
world abandon the protecti"nist system
! reducing the prh'ic revenue whilst y
. c,casiny the cxtortiont,e profits ut - te
ut the cx,s,,ss" "f all other Industries
VI. All those who w"nld abolish cvc'
unlawful tax. like that on incomes (; eve,
j, unjust tax like that which gives banks tt
u peoples profits on n national c"rrenc;
every unequal and inaeterninafc tax, NJ
| that levied u,nst crnrl'v rN"n the poor
the tax of our irredecmat'e paper none