New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-20
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! The Bulletin. With the gallant ides
effectine division whereby the fearful
position Of William Allen may be relieved
tears TO tho front. brandishes its soma
hawk, and raises war whoop that vii
make she political tesrapins tremble ii
their shells. IL cares for no difference
! opinion. the name and SAVIOR Of Democrac.,
is sufficient, and With following a
diverse as the tribes OF which il is com
/ posed, il would assault Grant, and If tina
I chieftain be not in the field, then any VIII
ever approved Of anything that he Aa
ever done
I We may even infer that shis war cry !
raised by order. Not willing % meet tn
exposure OF the press, which compares tn
opposite acts OF Democratic declaration
alarmed at the universal condemnation o
brazen Inconsistency which unites opposi
ton in principle upon common platform
| of spoliation tho leaders Of Democracy
| order this charge along the line. and it is
executed in the most remote quarters.
I The Bulletin praises the Democratic party
For what: Because when the South wen,
to war the Northern Democracy enlisted
! to subjugate it; because when the South
resisted tariff for revenue the Democrats
of Connecticut: and Pennsylvania passed the
act OF the highest protection The South
ern Democrats are tired Of Republican ad-
ministration. D. they wish to bail out
William NJ. Tweed and import Tammany
Hall as the reformer Of the SoutLs They
find the gold Of the Southern crops
valued against tho greeubscks of the
North and West. Do they wish the rag.
millers OF Ohio 70 reduce the value Of that
gold still further! The Bulletin seeks the
reduction OF protection. Do the sugar
planters desiye TO selinquish theis bounty
on production?
ALL this. we infer, the leaders are willing
to do, and hence they dismiss the inquiry
into the consistency Of Democratic prin-
ciples and desire that the only issue in
the next canvas shall be the name of De.
mocracy, and the gain Of the spoils. The
contest OF principle is given up. and the
friends OF the Statesman" Tweed and
Connolly demand the government upon
the plea OF superior political virtue. We
do not expect that the evidences we shall
quote will reach the readers OF the Bu!le-
tin, but they are given in viudicasion Of our
own assertions Of Democratic iniquity.
The New York World has denounced
the Ohio plstform. It has been ridiculed
and reproached by its associates as too
scrupulous. Two Democratic journals in
Pennsylvania have been especially severe
upon the World. Here is what it says Of
the Harrisburg Patriot and the Phi!adel-
phja Times, both Democratic:
Arc twins Of she treasury, md sse sliks
angry that the Rorid, in the interest of the
demanded, aud With Difference will coz
tinue to demand, thorough Investigation of |
the pestile2t corruption OS which for years |
has been the centre, and OF /
which ths Patriot has been, and is nov, The !
ready spoloyiss. 3ts s.crecs are perfectly I
we'll known ln Su't out Of the State, and |
we merely pauAe on them now % intimate,
II che niliesl bu. most emphatic form, that \
unless il msuds its manners, and mOdifies |
to advocacy OF the rOguee of the ring. il
will be matter Of eighty painful duty to
make such an exposition of its actual re-
atiOnN 60 ens tGeasury, With dates and
~ shall forever disGuali:y it
rom pretending 70 be Democratic srgan.
What thinks che Bulletin Of these
witnesses:
Thus there is exposed . Democratic
raud which places the Legislature of
below the !eve! Of the flush
st Legislature OF Louisiana.
The Pennsylvania railroad Bought the
ublic works Of the State for few mil
ions Of dollars, subject 90 tonnage tax
n the roads and canals. The purchasers
efused to pay this tonnage tax, and the
ourts decided chat they should pay il.
[ere is what the World says Of che Demo-
ratio Legislature and the audacious cor
Grafton. The company appealed from
ne courts:
Buying . Zeyis,otusv scos much quicker
nd easier. end the Legisl~tuse was bought, !
nd Mr.. Mcclure uiN not deayit Not only ! {
as the tax prospectiveIy repealed. but the i
dgment for $500, 900 arrearage declared 20 I
. satisfied without the payment Of dol
r, except by the gentlemen Of the shade {
nd Hinions Of the moon."
We apprehend that the war vhoop is
remature. There are some Democrats
no do not understand or approve this ..
g ring 20 seize and run the federal gov.
nment. There are Democrat. more in !.
rested in principles than in spoils. They =,
ay be comparatively few. but they are
q prepared to see the war Of sections I
vive3 upon no other issue than q stolid !
difference TO principle and blind
tired OF all who stand between the
oilers and the treasury. The war whoop
II awaken No anho