The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-06-13

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Mesa1s. EdttOrS:
I'll - iitesuiuD ~, %1uQt ID
,o~nee through your colums. the onl,
ootntG, II ouussssfGll1 eondussiAg Ess pd
litioal campaign for future Louisiana
All white mon Who desire to seo this State
onss ths most prosperous on this continent
restored, not to her former condition only
but placed, whaet saei~jAstsy ea1ttled, b.,
tho progress OF tho Caucasian Race; hel
fertile slluviea 16nls yxope6oBx1o the pro
duction of csoe. cIsn, II naak tropiea
!; fr,,;t. and md ID n <f1 sr1nld1 in tn,
northern clises eu0A Asp,5 !. spluns
.pules and uos1s efthemlS Y stc1fior qnal
itv: herriea-S ieI. laagk - sfrew, in In
oxhauatible GapulxG lDv binds ant
hieh covered Nh ~ AavelIbE supple.
Of tho hest timber II huit (ts and mann
featuring pusposss. A Satueetops liar ia
it, adaptations ~ rgricnltueey 80 mucl
no, that tho ~ Aooe AbSrse 10 only dis
turbed by rains from Ills work from Jan,
nary to January. The great draw back to
agriculture ,is the extraordinary growth Of
tho Indigenous grasses, many Of which nre
not injured by the mild winters. thereby
enabling stock Of. all kinds to keep in good
condition III wister, making this the mosl
superior stock country known to man.
The cnrly grasses afforling abundant past
ursge from February till Docember-witl
n climsts mild in winter, plensaut in
spriup md though tho solstice heat OF
summer is protracted; vet tho nights are
Mt all timos pleasant, accompanied with n
southern or gulf breezolsnd this Is fol-
lowed by fall not surpassed by Italy it.
self. These arc only tho parting natural
advantages of Louisiana-and with many
more and the sndeyelopcd resources; wo
find ourselves tho poorest, most oppressed
people on tho enrth from Radical rule,
which in tho South is ouly synonime for
villiany and ignorance.
Tho question find acitating tho minds
of our people, is, how is this to DO done.-
That question settled and tho INTEL igenco
Of thu State will DO united. Some ndvo-
cate the whites going to the negro or
radical party; wo had au experiment Of
this in tho last Presidential election
Though Mr., Greedy had done more for ne
groe emauci patton aud with hopoof elovat-
ing tho race, than any single man on this
continent, he was unanimously opposed
by tho negroes only because he was sup
ported by tho white, man. In our local
elections negroes have boon put on the
tickets, and the effect has been to decrease
thu white vote. It Is plain. nothing can
10 done by Cancellation. Again others nd.
vocate tho REORGANIZATION of tho Domo.
cratic nnrtv. Without d;scuss;ny th,
,nerits Of this nartv lat ma an y r;oht hcrc
It brings with II nre,ndiccs md orouscs
feeling. ~ rcnuonant that m,rv NJ tho
best pcoplo will mt sust.;n r. and firth.
ermoro t,o Democrocv IN. un4 .nv ,,o
,nauas on the ;nt.l,;,enco ,nd woa,th of
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~. IN 9. var If tho mi, of III. st,+o ~
o,sv.to thcmse,v.s So MARTY ,;,.s oro
;rproct;cah,c ~ II viii, div;d, tho Whites
tharshv STRENGTHENING the ;,poro,t moro
Tho .ucoas. If tha Radical, IN Io,;s;,,o 10
ent;ro,v lue n his un;ted actin, and ara
we 70 continue TO prove to tho world that
tho ;onoront nourc beo,led hv tbo m;Sor,-
bio thievish Carpetbagcer and Scalawae
are the superiors of tho Caucasian Race.
with whom only in tho reconstructed