New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-12
4 YANKEE pIIcyRkT.

Tie Southern Oenoc:acy has ac ikea
tha. politicians Q: their own nane at The
North are g square ard ;;sa scuied lop1-
la.;cn having roce 0: :ha: selfish cunning
which they are pleased 20 attribute e.
cius;vely to tleis pol::ca; cp?oaeo:s.
Thn.!ow Weed. Republican. writes G:
Hon. Richard s:heii. a Yankee De@oc1s:
cleo. TO Congress, as follows:
When jacob Thcmpsoc. G. c. Gay.
George Saunders and o:le. !enels were u
Canaus. consci.lng - cE!n :te t::v q:
New York. introduce cOE:acIo0 .c:o cLe
Cnicn army. sr0 aksakkiuare Pces.cen: Lin
coin. ca: written uv NJ. Clay e: !. lIee:-
ing il this city 70 CeLcncce che wax snt &c.
,rsrd peace was La.GeI 20 Mr. Richard
Sche!i. with the reCoes: -Es. he elo.!c pre-.
sen: it 70 MS Democrat: tIieIce e:
:aeir kigH allure. .us:eaj CT !.1the.:ng this
scheme. Nr. Scseli cane - ne for hGvice.
and. ~ thy euyges::c.. promptly paced
:he reasonable pAp:: II sne Sau1s Of che
government.
Therefore Mr.. Weed would have -o:ed
for this Cnioo Democrat ii he had lived
in his district. Now, What Go on: South
ern Democrats :i;nk Of this sapereuiuen:
Northern State Rights Democrat?
The representatives IT secession in
Cansda wished public meeting 80 de-
nounce the war and demand peace Tt.s
State Rights Democrat. SO ia, from cc1n.
plying with this request, !u1Eed States
evidence, :urrea over :he Unreasonable
papers to the :ei;e.a, government. Ee
did Lot even sescsc: lie obligations .!
honor: he old nc: regard the course!ir;
OF p.ircir.e; he betrayed the :.us: Of as-
goc!ates, AID tcz re consideration G: L:s
own personal :1i-snte with Re-
pablicar administration so.2 re
:rus! tia. had been ccrsdel 70
him. This Mr.. i. Scae:l VS., :: we Us
take not. az attorney representing i'm
por:an: interests be:o:e :te departments
at Washington, and. :: 50. was ass1redly
no: sc: back u,1:t iy e. service rendered
the goveromen: in ..v;s:rs j: 6 "a IN.
portan: po.;::ca! move, vicse success had
been contdent;aiiy in:,.s:ed 20 HIN. ::
is to such men, G: s.ca a la1::. the
Southern Democracy las teen :.nr;ng its
faith ever since the war. They should
Lave known :La: Zee State rights Democ-
racy Of TIE North were uore intent or he
capture Of the Southern Democrats than
any Other politicians eo1:a have been.
The Southern Democracy IVES lie CHEF
stake Of the Sche;is AID Se:mou1s. Had
they succeeded n wi:td,.wa! from the
Union. where would tie Sche!.s and Ssy-
mours Lave been: Sen: 20 political
Siberia in which 81! those aspirations
would hare been :5e-sn. TIE: worli
have been degrade 30 s: po.i:ic,. se-tion
from which :he.e woa!I have teen 40
maaun;ssior. Hence Trey sorst: onion
contracts ard commissions ard sen: :ie;:
wives relatives :I:o the way. Wilton:
their aid ard tina: Of :Ls:- money. WITH
out thei, be:.s-a! 9: confidential dis.
patches 20 tie !et.s-si Union. tie WEI
nigh. 20: have ended i:s: when !: G:1
ana just as il dc.
Now the Northern STATE fights Demo.
Gratis demand tie Southern Democratic
prisoners for .tei. part Of the conquest,
each to be held 20 ransom at the price c:
q vote. The relations Of the secueuts
OF the Democratic: parties are to be re-
versed. Instead Of The Southern Demo-
cratic leaders governing The party, Sche:l
and lis asso cia:es will direc: its cc.uurs,
and each Northern Democrat will be &C.
companied 70 battle /: Democratic
henchman 70 &C his commands. ard take
such scraps 6: the spoil IS his political
proprietor may fling him. This was a.
ways .ae custom in lie es,i:es.ases. The
prisoners were allotted as par: e the
spoils. and each warr:o. who contributed
TO the conices: participated IN tie bonds
men which i: subiugated.