New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-12
NArIoBAL1zER BROUGHT TO SHAME.

| 4 NATIoHALIzER BROUGHT TO SHAME
! Some Bourbon newspapers can not &C
company progress when the grand pro
eession which forms the future which
these Bourbons on the wayside strive to
arrest. or reverse its directions. and ex-
! piode in naledictions. because no one pays
the least regard either to their ueuaces
OF predictions.
The Chicago Times would continue the
exposed game of Matchmaking or Other
wise Of g,idironi,:n9 our State. as an ex.
ample Of every political evil. This pro-
cess OF destroying our trade and imn,-
grafton. for the sake OF making Demo-
! cratic issue. has been arrested here by
the protest Of business men and land
holders. anybody in the world would
grow tired Of being exhibited as shock.
ing specimen Of wickedness and improvi.
dence. We would respectfully recon-
mend Tweediedom OF New York as case
Of political and corporate criminality.
Chicago herself. with her one hundred
and thirty.six pages Of delinquent tax
payers. vii! an sver very we'll for pauper-
ism. supeyin duced by political 1nisman-
agemens. Will not the politicians &C.
cep. these exhibits for maladministration
and let Louisiana out:
The Chicago Times. with the brazen
persisiency Of the Bourbon. takes up the
nominal debt OF Loui sisna some three or
four years ago. 1t takes 10 heed of the
debt limitation adopted by q Republican
majority. II disresards the exclusion Of
more than thirty millions Of claims can
celed by the courts Of the State, and of
the provisions for scaling the legal debt
OF til. State down to an amount not ex-
ceeding fifteen millions. with resolu-
ton against its future increase. Governor
Kellogg deserves commentator for the
psomptness and authority with which he
has INDICATED the credit and characte. of
the State. and it only remains to be seen
whether tha Chicago Times will find space
TO publish this complete sefutation of its
wanton charges We apprehend it will !
no more publish facts which initiate |
against the recall of the Bourbons than
the New York World would the revela-
tons Of Ingersoll and Carney explaining
the rascality Of those model State rights
Democrats, Tweed. Connolly K Co. Per.
haps the World considers it not chivalrous
in these witnesses to assail men who can
Dot defend themselves one being in
Jail and the others having absconded.
1t would be. We suppose, unnecessary
10 call the attention Of the Bourbon jour
nails to the social harmony prevailing be.
tween the landlord and the laborer. The
White League volcano is quiet, except for
an occasional puff OF maieyolencc which
escapes through the spiracles Of some
organ. Our city authorities
are earnestly deyising means whereby
those who have fixed demands on the city
revenues may be induced to waive or
postpone their claims in favor Of current
contracts and salaries. Our crop pros.
poets are splendid, on. people peaceful
and hopeful. SO that if oar political and
commercial opponents will only cease to
our imaginary miseries. Louis.
ana will disappear from the national
museum Of misery. and emerge with a
display Of health and beauty that will
make her an object Of nationa! admiration.