The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-10
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WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND
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IN THE YEAR ls7a GEN. GRANTS

IN THE YEAR 1879 GEN. GRANTS
L successor is To be chosen; the Forty
third Congress to he elected.
The peoples votes. white and black,
North and South, will Thus decide the flu
| ture destiny of the Republic, select its ru-
!ers. prescribe. their course.
How tn Influence the peoples votes p
r" the NEWSPAPER il includes every
other agency. 1t makes known events and
iacts-anlong ali inflneices the eEief II
assemblies tue vaSttr 0Hfsifr audiences
which, cannot gat .er t" tie State House.
The pulpit, or the stump. 4. is the con
slant interpreter of mems affairs. and Of
error "r truth is the daily se-sl-sower.
Next Novem,aer is omr political harvest
| time. AS we SOW we shall . T..
The Worlds seedsnuiiig i'll be fruitful
to the extent that its ci, c,iiaton is idely
pushed ly those " hO approve ite aim.
The World will aim Ia represent and
com inc the labors and vets Of
l. All these who fild hest insurance Of
| the peoples p-osp riry, peace. ard r'O-
| Sress N "A government a,lu,iG isterrd OH the
| principles and IN thu. pure practice of JEFF
ferson and jackson, ana who ,lrscry the
fo'tnt and origin If the present currnp-
/ ti"tts, eXtrtva.at.ee, mis.oVer,;m ent, sub
version of pWblie liberties, A3sl Insecurity
ut private sri.hts IN cur rulers liwlesS
| nsuri,ation at int.rtllrted and nu,leleyafeti
powers usarl,atiou that to-ay marches
| deliberately on so the snhjngatinD If pop
| u!ar rule and the possession If tiicfarGrial
lmwer-for hy acts of Congress General
Grant may even NOW destroy the fiee'lom
III St:tte elections, invade the States at his
pleasure, aud declare martial law of his
own mere viii.
| III. all those who would maintain the
honor of r-pHbl c., and word pr, serve
tpuhlic credit ''y puacttal payment of pub
lie debts.
| Ill. All those who would cnt down to
sewer and tit objects all appropriations of
the peoples noi,ry (tU.lay more than dou-
| ble, u-atly treble. the appropriations of q
Democratic Congress eleven Years ago.
not counting annuities tn Indians, PEN
sI"ns t" soldiers, and interest on debit }
and who wonl,l obiis- all Spending OF the
,eolpe's money gnt hy faxes to be- with
honesty and thIif. likew Use all these Who
would slare a little the people, landed
state Tor the andlrsS millions hereafter
,ud stop It's sguan'i. ring tlonini"ns in q
lay upon t .oss who already own too
much.
Nv. All those who wonll reduce the
i.fIm'ier If commodities tuXr,l hy our tariff
rom thousands to a frY slnzeiis, aud SO
empty our Cu>tou, Houses of half their of.
, ticials, rid the statute books of half their
.'inis shares for honesty ar bri!es ia
trant. aud aniettey seores of our. native
industries.
V. All those who would lower the rates
ais" ot our tariff nsN-s to the point of most
EASILY yiri1ing The largest revenue who
would ;,b,mtl Ii t t. pr.'tcctionist system OF
reducing tie p"'lic revenue whilst in
cieasing the eXtnftiunaie pru6.s af few
at the expense uf all other industries.
vi. All those ~ he would abolish every
unlawful tax, like that on incomes every
unjust fax like that which gives hanks III,
f:r,'''"> t,rctifS 90 q HatiurfaI cnrrenc'
every unequal a d indcterminat tax, TX
J I.i,. :. i,,. l.'.si ..,!iA ni,nh The peol-
i the tax of our irredeeniable paper money