New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-26

points only due N. and S. The other is
directed by navigator somewhat. more
careful of the cargo which the ''people
and the merchants" have at stake. Here
is how the commodore Of the larboard
piston blows of. The following is put,
not as direct charge, but by innuendo:
The Northern people forced on the war
against the South, from greed and faith
lessness; and to create it, violated the
solemn compacts contained in the constitu-
ton Of the United States, and every com
promise, made with them afterwards. to
sustain it.
The Southern people took nothing from
them, and claimed only the right to rule
themselves-a right declared III their coin
mon declaration Of independence to be the
inalienable right of every people, even
upon the people Of the SOuth-desOlated
their country contrary to the usages Of all
civilized nations-killed two hundred thou
sand Of them-cOunseled and excited their
slaves to massacre them-proclaimed terms
for reunion and peace; and when the South
ern people ceased the strife, and proposed
to reunite with them on these terms, be-
trayed their faith, and claimed them as
conquered prOvirces-put them under mill
made them politically equal with their
former masters, and tried to subject their
masters to their rule-spread corruption,
robbery and ruin over the South; and,
finally, have abolished the constitution Of
the United States, with the Union and tree
government it established in its stead, a
vile sectional despotism of money and viii
lainy over the people of the United States.
OF William H. Seward it is said:
Let him be represented with the cap Of
liberty upon his head bearing the legend:
La Libertt, L'EgdLitt, La FrGferaite et cette
Onion glorie,se; with his left foot upon the
neck OF the constitution which lies pros
trate before him, and the fore finger OF his
left hand pressing the spring of that little
bell, while with a wizards wand in his
right he touches . rock from which pro-
trude the crowned head and CHASTITY fea
lures of despotism.
It addresses the Chronicle:
A mind used to the Credit Mobilier, Sen
atOrial briberies-and the organization of
thieves generally, which grace the public
service at Washington, may lash itself into
patriotic rage, at the egregious presump-
ton of the Southern people, in daring to
dren, by the lying school teachers and
school books vouchsafed for them from
the North.
Lying school teachers" from the North
is civil and attractive language, but not
calculated to induce a mortal message
nor writ in libel. So it may be passed
over.
The peoples paper not being readily
perused by the average Russian or Prus-
sian, they have not been prevented from
coming to that "vile sectional despotism
Of money and villany." known elsewhere
as the United States. Enough, however.
has been carefully translated by land SELL
ers Of the West, and circulated in Europe,
Ec teach the German immigran. that he
had better give very wide berth to
Louisiana.
The more moderate machinery. how
ever, explains to the immigrant expected
rom Europe that the government Of the
United States is not SO bad as presented
IN the more intolerant and impulsive side
If that eccentric craft. The slow bell
engineer writes:
We learn that $50 German residents Of
Russia have sailed for the United States.
They may be regarded as the pioneers of
movement which is likely at no distant f1-
;ure to prove Of considerable consequence.
It explains that this movemen. is
caused by two motives: l. To escape SER
'ice in standing army; 2. They desire
reedom of religious worship. Hence they
!bandon the mild rule of monarchs and
leirarchs, and take refuge with 4oo,OO0
'thers) under the ''vile sectional despot-
SIN of money and villainy over the people
# the United States" infatuated and
gnorant Sclavonics are you not quitting
he frying-pan for the fire? Could you
'ut read the organ of the people you
vould shoulder your nusket and
bandon your religion and remain
7here you are. But the conservative en-
ineer, regardless of the anathemas which |
hunder down the tube of command,
'rites thus to these immigrants Of the un-
aralleled advantages of our republic:
Incalculably superior to the ScIavic peas
ntry, they have all along preserved their |
ride of race. and their attachment to the |
sws and language of the fatherland. 1t is |
OF surprising, therefore, that they seek in
his country of civil liberty and religious |
0leratiOn relief from the encrOachmenrs of |
'anslavism, with its motto, "One God, one |
'zar, one language"
We have, of course, nothing to say
bout the management of the peoples Or
an. Yet it is plain that unless the owners
nd underwriters interfere, and put both
ngines under one control. the noble ves-
Il may be run bows under and upon all |
lanner Of snags, sand banks and sawyers.
q the meantime, let the Russo-German
elieve the conservative engineer, and
eer for the port Of New Orleans, IN the
public Of the United States.
4 SHINING MARX.
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