New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
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NATIONAL POLITICS..

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.,v Dictates who Shall be Speaker
n, of "Sectionso - Against National
..,,sts-The West the Final Hattie
.,I- The Old Issue Again Before the
~.rican People-The New England
,rjm and the Southern Cavalier.
WASHINGTON, December 6, 1875.
House of Representatives has
[o,ly ratified the doings of the Con-
.,e Democratic caucus, as these took
m Saturday night. The opinion ex-
n before the caucus is confirmed.
,sasons for modifying that opinion,
in a subsequent letter, although
Il and good, were not strong or good
l, TO ward off the inevitable conflict
n has been 30 long brewing between
adical wing of the Republican party
he Confederate wing of the Demo-
!, party-a conflict, by the way, which
Copfederates low fearlessly court.
feel Themselves strong enough for the
Mr.. Randall, as the representative
n war Democrats of tho North, has con-
l.pty been beaten BY Northern Dem
who opposed the war en- the Union
refused to aid it's prosecution, and is
. pro.slavery man. Thus the liberal
mratic sentiment of the North is made
rdinate to radical Democracy" in
feht Thus Tammany Hall, overthrown
|sv York, is enthroned in power and
pised at Washin gton, to renew the
lgle for power at the West.
!, nomination of Kerr means, of course,
laical coalition between the South and
for the government Of the nation. 1t
most plucky and audacious move. 1t
logical elimination, however, of that
ssl diplomacy on the part Of the Con-
ste leaders which has been gradually
suistly yet firmly shaping the political
Of the country from the day of Lees
kuder. From the day Of Lees surren-
aid l sayl should have said from the
when the Confederate Congress in
'eseioh a' h'ohinohu' a'.7r lie pattle
bsttysburg, determined to accept Val
kgham's policy, and transfer the con-
" it then ragged to the arena of ma
politics within the Union, with the
Iocratic West pledged to it's support.
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aca;nst the anti-slaverv ,pr,oss ot
Englsnd wa, one of the leading oman
,voved objects of the Confederate war
roonstruc,ion ot the American u,;o,
Confederate farms contemn,,tea inst
Llauoe of the Soutb and the Wat
(lHspce in which New England xas IN
been excluded from all "Conf.derated
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who will deny thi,l If denial il mazda
,dge mvself 4, produee the eviden.e
m from Confederate sources. which
confirm this abatement.
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