New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15
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When Fagin saw a little boy pick up
pocket handkerchief: he would advance to
meet him and say. 1T hats right. sonny. l
was JUS: coming back to get it: here's g
penny for you." and the wipe would be
added to the collection Of Fagin.
Wher the Democracy sees Republican
constituency discontinued with their party
representative. get rid Q; him. even at the
cost Of e!ectirg & SUCCESSOR no better than
tie late incumbent. tie Democratic
Fagin advances and says. ''Tha:'s right.
my Roy. Store anotls. for the State
rights Democracy" IL this way the
warehouse Of Fag;. where lie kept
ever So many people At work washing.
neuding and ricie;Hc y. ncmes oft o: the
innuneraole wipes pr;gged from all over
London. bore no kind Ct comparison
WITH the exten: and variety Of tie Demo.
cratic ferce shop il which i: keeps 81! the
reco:i Ct Gefea: for all name: 0: ot.ices
and il ever: townsL il. county. city.
State and federal distr;c: in the Union.
These have accumulated since 1851 and
are innumerab.e and incongruous. They
comprise all sorts of tariff improvement.
high aad low finance. wax and auti-war.
ali sides @: al! foreign questions. with ali
Liberal White league. Independent,
Hiveite. etc.
The extraordinary bull: Of plenary il.
diligence granted by tie Democracy has
enlisted in its service men without regard
to politica: opinions or principles. There
is Lu: one condition Of enrolment; it is
this.
Y,a d. ~ey aad truly promise to vote
the Democratic ,icAe: without scratching,
and Oaetow all office and ea.olumeat UH-
der your eontrc. - mons Lle these wLo
have voted the same way.
We have cited the extraordinary specta.
Gle Of Democrats nominating the Repub.
lean Greeley. and the Republican War
moth, as proof Of the utter desertion Of
all principle. except that embodied in the
pledge just given. We vii! now give
even more sigma! example of,he reckless
and dangerous deception which these
furnished Office hunters have practiced
upon ths Az. er:car people.
4 liz. Mcs.astess like Theclas ''bcas.-
ing himself to be somebody" announces
that he has published in connection with
the alleged sale Of Porto Rico to Ger.
many ''to the confusion o: Bismarck and
sersano." In the course OF his expiana.
ton Of this signal triumph, Mr.. NcMas.
tezs says incidentally tina: be is il favor Of
Spanish monarchy:
will compromise 10 enc bv fevertin, 20
nv sources Of information a. present. In
a short time lit may be some m0nths,. when
King Carlos VII. VIII! be in the Escucial.
and will toii Madrid and all the SPANS.
for their honor Will. perhaps. tell WHO my
iniogmants have been.
Mr.. SlacMasters seems also to be
grand almones Of the Zouaves Of his holi.
ness who seems 20 BE- aiding 70 establish
the Spanish Bourbons on the throne from
which they have been expelled by their
own vicious aud oppressive administ.a'
tioA:
AiiIh.ve doce has been IN private IN the
s.. Michaers Association, of New York. 20
help in sending little aid to the Pcntifcai
Zouaves who are in active service in Spain.
for hospital services, under her royal high.
MSS Donna Blanca, tine wife OF Don AL.
phonse, the brother of Che King, and az
freely used for the unhappy conscripts of
the Madrid dictatorship IS tcS the Cariist
wounded
This inhabitant Of the American repub.
Ac seems bitterly hostile to the Republi.
can dictatorship of Madrid" He also
denounces the ''overgrown and insolent
German empire" From all of this we in.
fer that Mr.. MacMasters is
l. A friend of monarchy.
2. A Jealous friend Of the PontiA
8. An intense hater of the Pfotes.on+
rulers in Germany.
Now, if We be correct in the inference
that Mr.. MacMasters is operating in
America for the defeat of the Spanish
republic and the restoration Of monarchy.