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


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Southern States, was longing, like q
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stone-fish, and we received only SER
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horrors. was let loose upon this devoted
PEOPLE because they dared dream that
they still had right to be fceSmsn. I'm In
reconstruction measures were the
LETTING LOOSE OF HE'LL
earth WE had all dts horrors Wis
away our ambition and weighing like
an incubus upon our breasts, until twelve
million she Of people w1S Ist i a fbs Svs5
eeanee and liberty. know what Is
s no forth into ths tented fieid again. land and
aiien ourseives in battie array. and in
one brave conflict determine our veal or
sn Ss Children Should SSe be Slaves rcr al
time to come. how gladly We would dare
the issue. It would be either swift death
or glorious victory.
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
There is some discomfort in regard to
the action of. the joint committees of
the Democratic, and Reform parties.
Palish asked ne s.s whethsr this vas GA
INN it was both, and tell this is both
q Democratic and Reform meeting. I
tell tel yon We are here not only to rat
mated at the Democratic Convention,
but to. ratify the ticket jointly 'nOmi-
mated by the executive committees Of
the Reform and Democratic parties.
Some parties deny the authority to make
by man of intelligence that fifteen out
of fifty three members had no right to
act for the whole people OF the State.
Asthe Democratic Convention adjourned
pointed ten members from the State at
l large. At our first or second meeting we
l notified all the country parishes that it
| was their duty at once to elect members
tee .ns WSetSer a they sea responIed Or not
| do not know. But were we to wait
I and see this battle for our country's lib
1 erty go by default until we had responses
| from the country! Were we to be idle
ancef We informed all the parishes OF
| the State it was their duty under the
| instructions of the Democratic Conven-
| ton at once to supply the places on
| the State Central Committee. We
| went to waSk and the very first
| idea that presented itself to us was
] one of perfect harmony and uni.
ty with our brethren of the Reform
| party, for they were our brethren, theil
| fellow sufferers with MS. their money
| Ind heen wruny from than nv tayot;on