The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-02-21
NEW YORK WORLD.
NEW YORK WORLD
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1879!
WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND
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IN THE YEAR 1872 GEN, GRANTS
4 successor is to he chosen; the Forty |
third Congress IT, he elected.
The neUvia's votes, white and black.
North aud south. will thus decide tina fn-
tire destiny of the Republic. select Its rIl'
,ers, prescribe their course s'ssf :.
How to influence the, peoples votes -
By the nrwsDaprrf for it includes every
either agency 1t makes known events ana
facts-,,mo.g ali Influences the chief. II
assemblies the vaSter outside an'tlehces
which canu1t gat er ta the State iionse.
rlie pulpit, or the stump. u IL the con
slant interpreter vt mch's affairs, ana OIL
error or truth is the daily see'.-s"wer.
Next November is our political harvest
tmc. As we SOW we shall reap.
The Worlds seel.sowing will he frni'fni
to tbe extent that it's circulation is Wi''el.
pushed by those who approve its aim.
TIE World will aim 10 represent and
com. inc tho lahoTs and votes ut
| /. All these who find best insurance OF
the peoples p~nsp rity. peace, aud pro-
rress in u government administered on lhes
principles aud III the pure practice old
| frrson and Jackson, ana who descry tue
fpunt aad origin "f the present c"rrhp-
lions extravanance, msTnvernment. sub
version of public liberties, an', Insecurity
of private rights lit onr rillrrs' ta"iess
ust,rpatiuu of iutetsitcted and Hhdei..y't"f
mowers usur,a;iun that tss-tiav marches
deliberately ON to the suhjngatinn ut pop
l1!ar rule and the pO>srSsiOn "f 'iictat"ii.,i
yower-fnr by acts Of Congress General
Grant may even NOW. destroy the treedo,il
nf State elections. invade the States ut his
uleasurr, and declare martial law of bis
own mere VIII.
Ii. All those who w0nld maintain fhf
houor of republics. and would preserve
public credit by panct"al payment of pub
lie debts.
III. All those who would CIT down t.
fewer and fit objects I'LL appropriations I"
the peoples m"''''y (:"dav more tiian don
I. hIe, nearly treble, tue appropriations ct
Democratic Congress eleven Years ago
I not cnuuting anEuities to Indians, pen
J sj,ns to soldiers, and Interest on debt +.
, and who would ohiige all spending of IA
= penl,e's m""ry got by taxes ~ he Will
S sonrsty and thrift liiteais" al 'ispse " IL
= wouI spare II little the people, landc
J. ,sta,e for THE iaadfesS millions !scfc;si'''
= aud stop lis sqnund. ring do'nini"ns III
day rInnn those who already own to
' mich. ,.,.
w. All those who would reduce ILL
nnm!,er of con, mo.lities toXed by our tarl
:, fro,u thousands to a few dozens. and
empty oar custom lio'iSes OF hai' 'neiE
ticiais. rid the statute books OF lia!t tue
y, n,li,rs SHARES tor honesty or brides
~ fraud. aud untetter scores of our natl,
Industries.
Of V. All those who woull lower the raft
IS. also 81: nuy tariff taxes t" the point nt mo
EASILY y;rtling the largest rrvrnn" wi
would abaudnn the prntectin,,ist system
: reducing the public revenue whilst I
. rgcssinp the cNtorti"nate profits at te
,i the p,..se nf AL other industries.
vi. All thnse VIII. would abolish eve
,ttnlawfHl tax, like that an inc'nsc>; eve
! nhjust tax like that which gives hanks q
III peoples profits on national ct,rE~Hc
every unequal and in;letrrmnute tax, Ii
d, that levied most rrns.Ii, upon the p,ni
! the tax of our irredec'nah.e paper mon.