The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-10
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- BAGGERS
tErota tic National ren,ss,;can.]
Nativity. Of Senator; and Representatives
in Congress-.
Eaelte< Tie Pryudsce Arise;-N does not
tL,ticr. chc,e Democrats are bern. lis
TIE Character aml Politics, Re'Aer than
the Place Of Birth uA;ch is Off;tns;re.

4tEtttij. EHC}t LSttf9cFMtS NTE OCT3. IL Il
TIE Character anil Politics, Re,her than
the Piece Of Birth ,eh;ch is Q?07;tns;re.
Tho following list las been compiled
lroil official sources to CRAFTY the curiosity
Of sueh as may feel III interest in knowing
how ia: they are victims to tho terrible
curse CT ':carpet-bag' rule. Maine, YER
mont, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania,
Kentucky, Ohio, Ter aes%ce, Georgia ard
'outA Ca,oliaa seem to be tolcIably ffo,
from foreign representation, but most Of
the other States 4.re more OF less t;nctured
with it. Even the "sacrel. soil" Of Old
Virginia has the terrible contamination Of
two carre:~Eassg5ers in tho House Of Repre-
sentativcs.: Bntthcn if the list is carefully
scanuedit Will be- found that many of her
sons have carpet~baggssed into <Coneress
from other States, fur moro THAI e n ough
to Offset all The issnou1iny that she suffers
from her foreign representation. Why
she has four jS%-uator; There are ThhuuffS
mnr. Of Ohio, and Stevenson, of Ken:
lucky -owirgg.t tn, ir birth to Virginia. md
We have not time now to count the Repre-
,entati,es il the lower house who arg thus
indebted to il>r. Indeed, u close examin-
alton Of this list goes far tow.r.! convinc-
ing the unrc,judiccd mind tiEt qf,ite: ass
many ''js:or Gevlls" have gone FROM the
south according TO her %poprlaGipl and
prevailed Oh citizens. Of other States to
thrust Aunors upon them as can be shown
to have made like successful adventures
from c!aeY sections.
The Southern press woEla do we'd to
scan Ills lis: and hunt mp their own car
p~st-Engggers before they make such 0
telapuous use of the term toward those of
other sectipns. 1t will shed much light
upou t:lcir ~favorite theme. :,
ALABAMA.
Sena!ors-George E Spencer, Repub'i-
can, bern ia New York; George GolAth-
waite, Democrat, bora. in Boston, Mass. |
Representatives - Fred G.. Brombers,
Democrat, born in New York; James
Rapicr, Republican. born in Alaba'na;
Charles Pelham, Republican, born
in North Carolina; CHARLES Hays,
Republican,. born iii Alabama; John II
CALDWELL Democrat, Baorn in A%1abanIla..9
Joseph sloss, Democrat, bborn ii AAiiabama,
educated in Tennessee, and settled i'll
Illinois, but joined tl1es&rebellion in 1861
Alexander White, Republican. born ,ip
Tennessee. Chris 9 sheats, Republican.
born .-Alabama. Total 10-natives S, non.
5; Democrats. 4-patives 9, nom
natives 2; Republicans e-nativcas s. nom
natives {. ' ~. F.~' III
~ ,. ARKANSAS 81. 49,, =,
senators--Poyell CLAYTON. Republican,
born: in Pennsylvania;;.s, " Dorsey. Re- !
publican born in Vermont:
y. Re2resentatiyes-Asa Kolssos, ,Reput-
!ican, born NORTH; o Snyder, R"pubf- I
: born il. Missouri; Thomas II Clutter,
Democrat. born in Arkansas Within ~
4y,aes, Republican, born in Ireland:
Total G. Republican 5, Darnocras'1;; ma
Democrat; INCONSISTENCIES; Renub-1
81 sss.ss ssszi s~xssss#sssys 4aasf as*si*t
CALIFORNIA; ETsfsessess wsssf
.senator-;A A-aargeat,, RepuPliean
in Massachusetts; lH&ssAarr, Independ-
ent, born in New York. %. :. .
/ Repr. tea:tatives-Clar!es Clayton, Kea
publican ,T>born in England; Il = Page
born lii New York; "A *K1t
Luttren,,s Democrat, unknown, ssa DI'
Koafstho;r. Republican, born ii New York I.
Natives, rons; noa-natives,e Republic
,ars, 5: Democrats, J. -.
tcoNNEcTtcUT.
senators-O sFerry, Republican. born
n Connecticut; William A Buckingham,
Republican born in Connecticut. l.
Reprosentatives-Jos r Hawley, Re-
publican, born in North Carolina; SY
Republican, born III Massachd- !.
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