New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, SUNDAY. NoYEMBER 9, 1875
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true a.,a vs=;.,az y<A+ Tx Republican
party hA> k>c& zsss2s. Bat ~ g&st> = >.FNlss;
enough :, >ases al size E'StSAEe tasQa1'y
which 9sav ~ R&,Aee; eses>4 8. l,ae .h''''~
ocrat> NAY allow sos s~>,E y sAlAs wi1A
impani;v, ,Aey are II a. ss7eSpeaSss'e
minority. ana .,ssy 4.s,sev~i ss,g-Aa5 esse II
their OWE thieves Il aa Ss:>res<>;S II seiwt'-
ing and exposing > Republican, Tho
whole tenor Of the late elections : an
opposition TO tae combination d inonrp-
oily and to the abuse NJ legislative tr<:s'
The people OF the United States have
declared that dishonest legislator or Off
cial shall not be protected by the a.slia-
ton of party. No party can now dead
head an incompetent man 70 Congress,
upon the mere certificate OF a packed con-
yention. Whom the people love, they
chasten, and they have given this moni-
ton to the Republicans. They have dis
carded Democracy, and have adopted the
principles of Republicanism; but the peo-
PIE are no more the slaves of one party |
than Of another, and no party organization |
is SO strong rs to force upon the people |
al unworthy man. 1t is thus that all |
the best ecclesiastical and political sys-
TENS have been tested. If the admin
.otAaLA'A Va tltSC 6NStG-liS OC IlstuS |
% conform to the principles of integrity,
he system will remsin: if they are sub
'rned to wrong, they will infallibly be
History is strewn with the
uins of good systems subverted by bad
nen, who protested them.
1t will be scene of some amusement
Then the Bourbon Democracy come for
yard to claim at the hands of the people
ne fruit OF victories gained in opposition
o the cardinal principles of the Demo-
ratio party. The contest has not been
galnst the Bourbons, for they were in
ossession OF nothing, and as no man can
ecoVer possession in the wea kness of
mother title, bat in the strength of his own,
le Democracy can have no possible show
'r the political succession of any defeated
republican. In all cases in which a
'ourbon may have gained an office by |
his own obnoxious doctrines,
G will upon the first avowal of these doc
ines be reminded by his constituents
lat he was elected on no such issue. 1t S
to be apprehended, therefore, that L
hen the Chamb0rd guards come to file
to Office upon the pretence that the de- v
at OF monopolists and OF few dishonest
epubLcans is al expression of preference >
r them, they will be sent to the right d
'out and that boosted banner will be Il
rled away in some bat roost for another
injury or SO. Let the Republicans cast a.
It the men obnoxious to the people for Nj
y abuse Of trust, close ranks, and their ls
sition will be as their principles, i'm FL
egnable. al