The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-16

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shree husdred yez-s IL the ihsgry and p-ae-
iiee q GoFernze-t Cro9Eeli did, indeed.
/ serve Irel1nt pretty uueh II Gen. Sheridan
purposes % treat Louislzna; bet MOST Of ~
we're ucdsr the iupress,oa thai Tia; system Of
I goverrnszi Abd bssz eoaniieiy abandoned.
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, pass = bal declaring a certain class o. the
people q LozisiSaA, Arkansas, ard Missis-
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esnde IA this class does not appear, nor does
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has besa zssAi EoT oaiNsra IA the ariay 70 IRE.
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s.rikes him. and be szys, at i possible that
II the President woul1 issue a proclamation
declaring them b4nditti, 20 farther acfiou
seed BE- tskea szosFt fbsEt Esi,k s0sld dexgire
sYss Ne" fshis means anything, il EaeRnE
that General Sheridan wOaid fcrfhEifA pro
coed TO hang or shoot IS many persons as he
chose 10 bring under his o~n description Of
.-bzraIs1i" We have thea q plain proposal
thas The President shall declare an i1deE-
ate number Of citizens 'hzndI,ti." and that
6ea- sheridan shousS thea deal With them
without bsaeSt Of iudgeor Jzry. Ibis EOzld
certainly Be resolving gOFsrnne4i into It's
primitive elemeots- but there Is shorter cit
still which Generzi Sheridan might have re-
commended Il i fOt the President to de-
clare the eozssI.=t:sa and al Is 2zaendnenis
anEalied- khut aP Congress. pai doun ali tie
newspapers, and then proclaim himself dieiz-
tor, Eiih Gen. Sheridan a. his sole minister
and chef exeests0nsr. II General Sheridan
had advised this eo1rHe 81 once, he would
scarcely have shOEn a greater ignorance or
disregard Of law than be hzs done IN he most
extraordinary and sc nasE aid disgrzesial
dispatch Of January q
The Albany Argus SAYS Elf The President
Of the United States susfzins this greaa crime
he will not hesitate 10 repeat II IN 1876 or IL
1877 himself IN the halls Of Congress. Ii
fact the American people may as veil prepare
for the blo0diesi eonfics the World has ever
known, in case the --latest Louisiana iniquify
il approved By the standardization For as
surely a II . thGs approved, 80 surely viii Il
Be repeated BY Grant in order to save his
dynasty from oyerthroE. And to such act
the people vii not submit, II they have any
ofthe spirit Of their fathers remaining in them.
In fact, if they permit the Federal Govern
r1ent to eonsEmmate this yiiiaiDy, they will
deserve to lose their liberties Lake the frs:
gun upon Sumter, this Louisiana yilIniny
ought 10 ssarfle the RepabIie from il slum-
bers- Indignation meetings should be held
throughout the North. Rreemen. awake.
The Troy Pres Says This outrage Is
nBexsmpled, and despotism has reached its
limit Il Eas Napoieonie act and language
fails 10 express Us vicious nature. Grant Is
rapidly unfolding his designs By trying the
experiment Of imperialism in the South with
the view Of trying il here after on a larger
scale.
The Paterson, n. ). Gaardiaa, says -
Grant, forhis conduct in the Louisiana affair.
justly deserves impeachment and removal
from Office. There Is no act of Andrew John
SON. when President, even a. construed By his
worst enemies, that does not seem inslgnifi.
cant beside the monstrous violation Of the
Constitution and the deliberately planned
0alrnge upon evil liberty Perpetraied ia New
OFieans yesterday. The suggestion that mass
meetings nov be held in the North to give
expression TO honest popular sentiment upon
the Administration Outr1ges in Louisiana,
finds favor in all directions, and will doubtless
be carried ont Let them be held aud the
public aroused.
The Newark Journal says:--we feel now
that the blood Of the American people will
boil when they read the story Of this outrage,
this shameless murder Of liberty, and that tEey
viii not be SLOW to speak oat their trumpet
tongued protests. Ii will be we'll for Louisiana
and i viii be well Tor themselves that they 50
speak oai, for, Is we have pointed DOT, what is
q fact in Louisiana to- day, may be fact next
year in every other State, unless, while il is
yet time, We join hands and take precautionary
measures.
The Louisiana business has raised the homes
Of the New Hampshire Democracy, and fkev
are nov e6nfident Of carrying the State again.
Their partisan eopdnet last year had injured
them good deal, but the events Of the past