The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-10-26

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os''se naaS t'een ~ yoiuSioMzed through an in
itial triumph Of Reform which surpasses ~.
most sanp,,;na ant;o;,,.t;o,,s 7. ;-.n-.
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part ef'hs g.ion, .ssaai.s-s.saisyr.sp..-
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"s io""e1s "assesas power rqm politicians
by trade, and confidinp it In those swrnrr4h;e.t
and s+.o.4 ~ 1..2 'os
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ana ,Sltaily needed Reform, The 1ribxae will !,
devote it's best energies, regardless. of ner.
so'". INTERESTS " party predlloctions, esscean-
ing the choice Of honest apd faithful nes, to :,
office as of all New Departurea the most a..
sent;.l and ~ ~ 4
" ''"sllc'ous'
lhe virtual surrender by. the Democratic
party Of it,, hostility to Equal Right. Regard !,
less Oh Color has Invested our current poli.
ties OF half their bygone intensity. However
parties NAV hencsfor.h c'u 100
a.. ,--eo1 " ii'e VI ia'l' II Is clear
"''.' 'ne instrumental principles which have
n''n e honorably distinguished the Repair.
"i' nenct'i OFT 70 oe regarded az prac-
ncaily accepted BY the whole countrrvvt Tha
night Of every man to his own limbs and ain.
ews-the equality of all citizens before the
Aaw..tne inability Of State to elslaye any
to guarantee to every citizen the f,,Ii, en;ov.
mcnt Of his liberty until he forfeit. :.
erIme-such are the broad and firm fnmnda.
tons OF our National edifice: and na1.;eJ 10 :
tn the hand that shall seek to displace them!
i inougn NOT yet twenty years old, the Rspub-
Emancipation, and may fairly invoke thSref J
on the sternest Judgment Of Man and the be-
nlgnant smile of God.
HenGeforth the mission Of our Rernh,;. I.
one of Peaceful Progress 70 nrntect th :.
weak and the humble from violence and On. !
pression-to extend the boundaries and lit
fuse the blessings Of Civilizatim-tn st;nn-
, na,. ingenuity to the production Of new in
iI AZ eGonOmlzIng Labor and thus
e eahh gtge, Rro.inction--to draw nearer to-
rics. Of Gram. and 8, Of Food and Fab
nance the gains of Tndn.t.s -, an9 Inus en-
cost Of transportation and xcSanves etge .ae
task to which the Nation nov sd dne