The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09
The Difference.


sented to the people of Louisiana for
the Office ex-governor. In John Moline
~ we have a native Of the State, &C,
quainted with all her interests, who
comes up to the Jcffersonian standard
of ability, honesty and fidelity. He
has filed several public Offices of trust
with honor and credit. Whatever pos.
sessions he may have be has gained by
honest labor and not by the robbery of
the people of his State. He would re-
feet great honor upon the chair for
which lie has been nominated.
On the other hand the candidate Of
the Radicals, W. P. Kellogg, is a car.
pet-bagger with no domicil or interest
in the State which he proposes to re-
present. He came here as a carpet
bag Office holder, armed with full pow
ers to collect the taxes from an impov-
erished people, one half of which went
into his own pockets. He made enough
money to bride a corrupt Radical Leg
.islature to send him to the Senate of
the United States, where he distin:.,
guished himself by his attempt to pass
a bill depriving the people of louisa
ma Of tile right to elect their own off,
ces. He spends his winters in Wash
ington and Ills summers in Illinois
where he has his legal domicil. 1t
would be lasting disgrace to the
State to elect such a man governor.
But the election Of Kellogg carries
with it something even worse than the
election of a carpet. bag thief. He ex-
poets to be returned to the Senate i'm
meliately after his election. The real
prospective Radical governor of Lou
isiana is G. c. Antoine, a woolly-head-
ed Guinea niger, without brains, with
out education, without honesty, nomi-
mated simply because the Radicals
knew his election would be distasteful
to the honest men Of the State. He
has never cast 4 vote without being
paid for it. He has voted for a, hun.
dred bills to plumber the State, which
Governor War moth vetoed. "a
Do you want Antoine for governor
Can you imagine a worse degradation
than tl,is9 The only way-to avoid it istc
register and to vote. If every conser.
vative should register, the Radicals
with all the niggers aud carp et-baggers
they can muster, have not the strength
to entail government of the forty
thieves on Louisiana for the next foul
years. 1t every Conservati We will reg
lister and vote the election OF the Flu
sion State ticket is sec ured beyont
peradventure.
| r It is not generally known tina
the Auditor isinvested with almost un
limited powerin the laying oftaxes. H
lis the judge when the taxes are I'm
sufficient to meet the re quirements O
the government, and, when he ha
made up his mind, he has full powe,
without any additional legislator, t
- lay whatever taxes he plcases. ]
kellogg should be elected the Audito
will Immediately. Issue his circular I
his under-thieves throughout the Stat
to collect taxes, which good judge
; estimate at double what they now ar.
) Do you wish your taxes doubled
Can You keep your homes aud snppol
your families under any greater bul
den than you now bear. If not yot
! for McEncry, and James Graham, I'll
old watch dog, who keeps the thieve
:, from the Treasury. i e.,s.a ~,
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