The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
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Rooms DEMOCRATIC STATE; CENTRAL J
COMMITTEE,
Fa5'' New Orleans. JANUARY g., 1872.
n Yoarearnest attention. is called t.
Ftke extraordinarily occnrreiites of tn,
week, and To warn ybn Of; the results
(which ARE attempted To lie accomplish
iel.iI nj LII stg': 1'is'''fl - u
lyon know the Responsible author o
'fthe fnin, misery aud desraaati6n tt
(which, forever Three years, you hay,
'lbeen' sntjerted. "YUn know the res.
tponsihle author If the most infamous
andlophressited laws THAT have evcl
aiciii'aitactpd ii any cdiiIitry.i' BdH<t
fil of 'hisipower't0 drteat the win oil
FINE ipebp'e, by manipulating there.
u,4,siof elections, armed with the ex:
traSrdihary power to appoint tBods!
hhds" of officers not needed for The
pnblic 'sefvicH.' 'eilconra: sins his Office:
IlI'ildefs ts tlrainian l6v!er-taxea people
lin Order tii,it they should respond t.,
His demand for contributions to g,ia!
ble him I'd Tribe and coirhnt, Gov
ernor' Warmth lad determined ito
l'permit ho iaw' tonhe ame,idtT or
idpealed, however Oppressive or rhjn
ons,' ~ Which lis personal power or
The patronage 81 his friends cohtd he
tlimihisiied.' It Vas time that the .ieo-
pfe slibnld consider whether their lib
critics and their property should con-
|tihae to lie Instruments Of pioldbging
for another four years tile persbilal
power Oirsucli IL Governor. Not even
excepting tlle notorious Governor of
South Carolina, iias a man in power
such a National and local reputation
for official corruption as has the Gov
eruor ut this State.n al .9sH''h !itfi
aaAlarnedat his repeated and defiant
threats To teelect himself, and a':snb-
strvient House Of Representatives,,
Knowing that we were not strong
enough in either H6nse to @roIitrol leg
islatioii, this Cdinmittce endorsed the
action Of the Deni"critic members to
unite wifi, the Anti Waimnth Repul,-
iicahs til fret icestsiin ',iefnite' ohiects
iii the interest or tie people Of the
State. ,; t.i.t 1tii,s% oil II "a
esp. The Republican memters pledge
themselves I" the repeal or ,nnditica-
ti"n Of the Revenue Laws, of the
Printing, 4Constabnihry, Registration
and Election laws. the Metropolitan
Polite aud other obbOxiaas laws.
= 9. The Democratic nirnHbeis. pledge
thcn,stlvesato' iuaintair tile freedom
and independence of the House Ut Rep
resentativcs' against the nhconsti,u.
tional and Illegal interference Of the
Executive. - ns9' h.;a ''a q r;'t'.--
@''I'Ile resolutions, unanimously adopt.
ed by the House OF Representatives,
yesterday, is as follows '''''''''''~
RI Mr. 'Mbicure offered the following
as the future effects Of the Legisla-
ture bats .''~if'id >'"s'''da3 ~ H1'a.
'''' Resolved by tile House Of Represen-
tatives of Tile State of Louisiana ID ses-
sioh ddfy convened, That, whereas
false reports have been circulated as'to
,tht'oject ahd@purpose Of tile present
united action Of fine Democratic mem
hers ana of the ihembers Of the Repnb-
lican party opposed to the rhinons and
ityrannical rule Of Governor Warnioth ;
be it -'.'-''' "'' -'''i :"
Resolved, That 1t is the duty 81 this
HoHse to express fully ana fairly the
object Of the s,iid union. Be it further
g Resolved, That the only and sole OBJ
jtct Of the said united iactfnn is to de-
feat the hefaiid,is 'ScttnlGs dfGoserlior
'Naruoth, and To "see;aifee' the repeal Or
.hiheiidmai,t, ,ilieady agreed Upon by
the Democrats, ofI1. ''1'iit| election and
registration laws; s.'The 'constabula-
~ 'bill; 3. Tie Metropolitan Police
BILL; a. The revehde7 law anu the
printing law. ! ld'','iii'@ ia .f1fa /
III Carried unanimously, with ''lbdd
ci,e,.rs itjitpls "H ,iir'lsR -z5f '~'.i'rl t.
made to you by h. Gov
e,ner who. filed the House Of Repre-
'sentatives and it's approaches with ain
armed force of Metropolitan Police, to
inliinidate and over;rwe' those Repre-
sentatiyes who refused to be. subservi-
ent to liisItersonai and political pnt-
poses,9 and those who haa pledged
themselves to- restore' to the ptople
their rights and their liberties.ai h,'n ,