The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-09-03
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The effort to organize political party In
this State In. sccord with the National DEM
8 ec,.sy and bearing tho same party name.
=, has zset,a Il length, with opposition from
.citi.sns aad journals opposed to the Repub-
ucassS nd.whoss last hope Of relief, strange
.foii.aay, lis founded upon the success
.,of tho iDemooratic party in 1876. 1t
WAS expected. that this want Of unani-
Enaityavould ..be met with and we may
san, Enthusiastically. thst this opposition
tMssfo earafuliy.-' considered, and 1t
+, was dpemed xo6 10 much Importance AS to
give birth tOfthe in ovomsnt to organize .
party. which allied with q National conser-
vativel Organisation, would! best serve to
sllsy AL diderences! Of political opinion,
, aud unite all the anti-Radical: clements
Apon commop ground, to- bo known ~
Democrats, the name which all the oppo-
.pents Of, Rsdioalism are expected to take in
the crest struggle. for the next President.
Farming this idea, . treCommendation
, Eom. 4 number OF pronninent gentlemen of
,North Louiiaiana wa. issued, from Monroe.
urging the people to take stePs.to organize
Democratic party in this State, asl no such
party organization then existed, or now
exists, IN Lonisiana- It was designed that
this Recommendation should be carried out
BY the people, and become. thereby. q peo-
Pies move, without the intervention, or
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-tral Committee and that Committee
.Withln4 minority OF members. met,
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aha move,uan. r,g;n.t;,e-,. ,.,ts, ths
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that the Committee would call Democratic
State Convention when. in its wisdom. suci,
q, Convention was properl And. in tho
Layout" we find that there wore members
twhose sense Of political. propriety, and
whose appreciation of the Approaching
mighty struggle between Democracy and
Radicslism, would not allow them to tolar-.
ate the name Of "Democrat" As q party.
cognomen; but who nevertheless, propose
to call a Democratic State Convention,
whanever It ia de<mel " nror,or,n
. tive are not mistaken In Tho, c.,,hra or
the men who have recommended the Or
xsnizstion of Democratic marty In this
State-men who. seeing the inevitable ten
idencv of party politics. apprec,ated the
ineyitable-we are forced to the convict,on
that no Central Committee or nowsn.,,er
press of q thousand odors, can divert thsu,
from their purpose. They have right to
appeal TO tho people, and tho people haxea
right 70 act ~ In their Judgment seems
Oest.r "hal nave eighteen self-appoinisd
censors OF pubic sentiment TO say !to.the
contrary VI what citizen who thinks fol
himself will pc moved from his purpose
!py.a press unable TO stand alone and which
shifts It's Position from week to week 10
gaeher WIND IN It's sails or to suit the
whinns OF tho men VINO furnish money to
The move we are discussing proposed no
Pohticsl tes1 wna'eVer. IL was no1 even
co gan W co'of' "no Prociuded no one
VINO was OlSklOS0Q 10 Do D democrat AS