New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-04
IA Congressional Black List.


The farmers, grangers and labor reform
ers are on the war path, says the St. Louis
Democrat, and Western Congressman and
Senators who voted for contraction of the
currency, and against McCrary's trans
portation bill, may as we'll make their wills
and fold the drapery of their political
couches about them, as it were. Mr.. Horace
II. Day, OF New York, issues general postal
card order to the farmers and reformers, in
which the following stirring words are
found "Mark your enemies who voted for
currency contraction and against railroad
reform, and for your further robbery and
oppression. Let none of these tools of mon
opolists ever again have power" Mr.. Day
urges the farmers to print the names of the
senatorial and congressional black sheep
''in large black letters, and put them in
their club rooms throughout the whole
country" He classifies the obnoxious gen
tiemen as follows
UNITED STATES SENATE AGAINST BANK RE-
Nays-Messrs. Anthony, Bayard, Buck.
ingham, Chandler, Conkiing, Cooper, Cra-
gin, Davis, FentOn, Ferry of Connecticut,
Frelihghuysen, Hager, Hamilton of Mary
land, Hamilton of Texas, Hamlin, Howe,
Morrell of Maine, Morrill, of Vermont, Sar-
gent, Salisbury, Schurz, Sherman, Steven.
son, Stewart. Thurman. Wadleigh,. -Flana-
gan, Jones, Kelly, Stockton and Edmunds.
HOUSE AGAINST BANK REFORM.
Nays-Messrs. Albert, Archer, Barnum,
Bass, Bromberg, Buckner, Butfinton, Burch-
ard, Burleigh, Clayton. Clymer, Cotton,
Cox, Dawes, Dewitt, Eames, Frye, Gar
field, Gooch, Hale of Maine, Hale of New
York, Hancock, Harris of Massachusetts,
Hawley of Connecticut, Hendee, Herndon,
=. X. Hoar, G. +. HOar, Hodges, Hooper,
Hoskins, Hynes, Kelley, Kellogg, Kendall,
Lawson, Lowndes, Luttrell. Magee, Mac
DOugall, Mellish, Merriam, Mitchell, Niles,
O'Brien, Page, Parker of New Hampshire,
Parsons, Pendleton, Perry Phelps, Pierce,
Pike, Poland, Potter, Randall, Read, E. Fl.
Roberts, Sawyer, Schumacher, Scofeld.
Scudder of New York, Smart, Smith of
Ohio, Snyder. Starkweather, Stone, Storm,
Townsend, Tremaine, ,lWaldron, Ward Of
New Jersey, Wheeler, WhitehOuse, Willard
Of Vermont, Willard OF Michigan, and
Woodford.
AGAINST RAILROAD REFORM.
Messrs. Adams. Albert, Archer, Ar.
thur, Ashe, Atkins, Banning, Bar
Der, Barnum, Bass. Beck, Bell, Berry,
Berry, Bland, Blount, Bowen, Bradley,
Bright. Bomberg, Buckner, Butinton,
Caldwell, Cessna, Clark of Missouri,
Clymer, Comingo. Cook, Cox, Creamer,
Crooke, Grassland, Dewitt, Durham,
Eames, Eldridge, Giddings, Glover, Gooch,
Hamilton, Hancock, Harmer, Harris of
Massachusetts,, Harris of Georgia, Harris of
Virginia, Harrison, Hatcher. Hawley of
Connecticut, Hereford, Herndon. E. r.
Hoar, Hooper, Houghton, Jewett, Kel-
ley. Kellogg, Knapp, Lamar, Lam
sing, Lawson, Lowndes, Magee, Marshall,
Merriam, Milliken. Mills. Mitchell, Moore,
Myers, Neal, Negley, Nesmith, Niblack,
Niles, OBrien, O'Neill, Parker of New
Hampshire, Parsons. Pendleton, Perry,
Phelps, Pike, Potter, Randall, Read, w. K.
Roberts, Robinson, Saylor Of Ohio, Scudder
of New York, Scudder Of New Jersey,
Sener, Sloss, Smith of Pennsylvania, South
ard, Speer, Standeford, Stone. Storm, Town
send, Tremaine, Vance, Waldron, Ward of
Illinois, Ward, of New Jersey, Wheeler,
Whitehouse, Whitthorne, VIII
lard of Vermont, Willard of Michigan,
Willie, Wilson of Maryland, Wood, Young
of Kentucky, and Young of Georgia.