New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-20

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demnntion Of Geverner &W WarnaQth to the
conmittoo a re6o1nkfoan = said: i. rS ~
81 e,n e,rvv M, fl,h 4ais y,,~c.
lnfio1 ~ lSesn oiFsesd l,fsre fhia eS@srs,.
ties. = thers CD 8 posslble seod sssss q.
a. s,u,d e 81 t,,, an
Sfefs - r6nsider 0nsS1ions az vital -.
rn,fe - "a 7i,e Yrhnlss s6nleg aadsfn s,verx.
casscms nr;vefa liiscnssinf, q ana constanfly
hefsys f|,;s fia mama II nm.
error Vsrr,oti, ~sas .tI,r,,~f Is nrostinenra
and made ma lAadinc and al|dmpcrtants
matter ~ oonsiderafion. IA ala il0t -
tach so much Importance to the individual
in ouestion a aentisrner in this honse "a
M that ~ It must ensare fhe entire mt r,, time 81 the
conyention. nor was he AFRAID Of. the erear
bup-hear held mn 70 constant GAZE. .sss
He Thought tie party had assembleI in
Convention 10 inauuurate measures Of re-
form and invite recruitss from ali nsrties to
helm bear he Democratic banner On to VIC
tory. and correct extravaganza. corruption
and misrule: that to accomplish this we
parties now opposed to I'd, and it made no
difference to linn from whence they came.
He WAS sorry TO see 20, u,aray Of the Young
Democracv. and narticulariy Of this city.
40 full Of bitter yftuperntiori and denupci.
alton. No good could uoasiblv come Of all
this. Living il the Atmosphere Of the Re-
cent political excitements In New Orleans.
thew were red-hot il thAir extreme views.
and had come into this Convention Nin :
hl., = If Excitement when the neoDle and
tho times demanded cool and ilaliherate
canncii Ha had heen called in his
J sect;an On artram;at and II was
trne that ..ffar tIie sstr; cfest acct ,f hs ra-
Toionr he had heen . Democrat But to
csin stren offT Ia parry fff the ohiects for
yhich Wa cher;sh Il, holv 4 zeal. wa must do
nothing to renel men from us: must not
ostra c;so this rsrtv r,r fsat marty. th;s fac.
to-, 49, ~ t,a other ,,ecarse fbev d,fyar Nth
ne, The object of every true patriot was
70 ,,.das,r tSe state and Yhcn Iraw vo,,r
nice Marty iist;nct;ons. Resene our land
and anrrssss1l. y,ennIe from fha hurders
which Twreich ns down AZ i nichfv incnh,,s
and then make choice IF vonr snecial mill,
;caI asaoeiafes. ss-s - = Is
The resolution before the convention
shor,d - r~farra5 ~ fba comm;ttea ~,
resolntions. for the raaaon chat Il was
onen;no = grave nuestion. and men couli
npt IN fhe heat Of i3ebata fully comurehend
its comnass and frne imnOrt To his mind
Il was arrhionnus and idoseiv worfled. and
sbonid 'nrorerlv ha laid Hefnre n Committed
and nrus,e,l eff its more ohiectiOnabIe
feafuras and rcnorted for action. if the con-
vent,on mast have an Sexpreasion On what
he thonoht waas matter iniu6iciously
snruno nnor the corvention
We had not met to condemn Warmoth or
Grant hi,t to save tha State of Louisiana
and If there were lne1, I'M any of the fac
tions who wouId aid ,,s in that. he. for one.
was ready to xyelcome them to our ranks
not to march in the lead with banner in
hand, but to fail INTO the rear and push up
the field - our ~ sta stsndara 1 I beavers M The reso
luton was well Calculated to drive men eli.
not to conciliate them; 70 insure our defeat.
ncs 70 ns.p ~ - aIus g s.p Is sSgy ne osss
ma. and the crestest anrietv feIt that We be
not too harsh, too dictatorial or too unrea-
sonabie in our demands II 50, where is
our s,reTg.n Ts - eome lsS.l s;n " reues e cue
= farce. and the efforts to be- made in the
approaching contestsworse than negative if
we pursue this course
i;eaa " *s;s ~ oo ponen - ~ ..,e
look the fact that we have TO rely to very
great extent upon a certain portion of our
population IN the country, now manipulatea
Dscsasarv u - ~ ach;aIs - Success M Is thys a the
course to pursue to do this' He thought
not. He hoped the resolution would go be-
lore comMistee o. aDse anu oisc1eel gensie-
s,dered. Let us be calm and reasonable
men. and act with common prudence and
sagacity. We can not afford to lose any
who will and can come to lis and let US
not be guilty of the folly, no matter from
what quarter they come; but let us lead,
ana DOT Oe 'ed' we can 90 IT, II we ~ill'
This sOeaLer was frenuentfv applaudod