The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-13
A VOICE FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
Eternal Vigilance is the Price Of Liberty.
Deserters from the Radical Camp.
YOUNGSTOWN, Penn, April, 49,

YOUNGSTOWN, Penn, April, 1875.
Editor Bulletin:
The people of this section, your correspond
ent included, have been reading with mingled
feelings of interest, sympathy aud disgust,
the political condition of the people of Louisi-
ana, and the course pursued by the Jacobin
conclave at Washington concerning that mat
ter. His Majesty U. s. has furnished the
country another splendid illustr ation of the
fact that he is alike destitute of magnanimity
and capacity and capable of anything beneath
the dignity of q gentleman and statesman.
The political condition of Louisiana fur
nishes a striking example of the salutary
effects Of carpet. bag rule and spotted Legis-
latutes of the desirable and happy
results Of Radical rule!
pie OF the desirableness of Radical rule. HIS
Imperial Highness Ulysses 1.-The great
fluids it necessary to turn his attention to
that State occasionally, in order that the
Radical programme may be carried out prop
erly. To be more serious, we can conceive
of no treachery too diabolical, no species of
trickery too dirty for the Radical party to
resort to, in order to retain the power. A
word Of exhortation to the Democracy at
present, We presume, would do no harm.
II there ever was a time in the history of
our country, when Democratic unity of action
was imperatively demanded, that time is from
the present until the Presidential election in
1876. There is no danger of too great de-
gree of vigilance on the part of the Democ-
racy. We have a desperate enemy with
idle or absurd than to suppose that D mo-
cratic triumph can be achieved without
labor We can never expect to be waited on
to victory on ''howery beds of ease" The
enemy is at this moment marshalipg his
forces for the approaching conflict Let the
Democracy 'sgo and do likewise" Let us be
prepared for the worst, and hope for the
best. Inaction now may work our ruin in
the eni.
Should the country, in an unfortunate hour,
be handed over tc another four years lease Of
Radical power, We might as we'll bid an eter-
nal adieu to human liberty, Especially white
liberty, and the rights of the people forever.
The anaconda folds # Radical rule are closing
in tighter and tighter around the doomed lib
critics Of the people every day, hour and mo.
ment and SO On the last vestige OF freedom
will be crushed forever. This is melancholy
subject for the contemplation of the patriotic,
but facts are stubborn things, and confess
sions, however humiliating, must sometimes
be made. There is one feature, however, in
many of the Northern States which causes q
large amount of rejoicing upon the part Of the
Democracy, and that is the large number of
assertions from the Radical army, the large
number of conversions to the Democratic
faith.
These conversions and assertions have been
occasioned almost exclusively by r .dical out
RACES and Radical despotism at the South.
All intelligent and honest men here, of all
parties, have no longer any sympathy for the
Radical party. We nave heard a very large
number of Republicans in this county say
they never would touch Grant again. We
think the days of Radical rule are nearly
ended. The party is guilty of suicide. The
enormity of the crime, however, will be some
what diminished by the fact that the act Was
done ignorantly.. More anon.