New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25
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! POLITICAL MOTIFS.

INV " LMAN0 Mxj
| ahs r, POLITICAL MOTIFS.
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Isiss ussisss To- che Democratic prsss to
attsnpt 70 shieid il party from the dis.
Graesa Of The Outrage psspetratsd at ths
ahaAs House on sandsv night. Thsi pain.
full efforts 70 distoft and make light Of Ito
criminal act fail to deceive, aay sensibls
person. and arc . very poor compliment to
the intelheenos q tbeir feaders % 11rs : :.
The Pcaykne declares tho Radicals, arc
willy, bold end unscrnpulouA and then en-.
tradicss itself By alleging that they smashed
the locks and doors Of their own COMMITTEES
rooms. bound and GAGGED m estinsble gen.
tleman, who 10 an invalid, beat their own
appointees, the policemen, with brass
knuckles in : most brutal and dan gerous
manner, hired cabs to wait half the night
on ADJACENT cernera while they stole their
own hald-gathersd proofs Of Democratic
haturalization frauds. when the only end to
be accomplished BY all these willy " pro.
ceedinas sould DO tho escape Of the Demo
cradle repeetess from the eonse quences of
their cheats on the registry. 49,. .--t
Is not oar contemporary ashamed Of 60
weak an attempt to impose upon ito pat
ronss ....... .. ....,....,.,.' 'er'
A@a III. - sa5 It#} ET-"
The Lomluees On the Indt pendent ticket
who were driven to resignation BY tho
Democratic whippersin alleged thai their
Asmes were used without their consent
Hessrs. Wash. Marks, Sewell, Duvignaud,
Granz;n and others affirm that these gentle.
men were several times consulted, con-
sentAd to rus, and in some instances 90
hcated tho honor. Here painful question
Of veracity arises, and 70 the impartial and
unprej udioed looker-on IL appears as if the
Independent committeeman have the best
| Of It. We hope the question will be dit
| cussed to . conclusive issue, % it nearly
touches the honor AID manly integrity of
our prospective city rulers. 7slo s'- y. Z
/! OaA Of the holdest and best of Southern
r publican papers 10 the Republican, OF
Jacksou, Mississippi, owned and edited by
DR.. Fred. BArrstf, who possesses . hest Of
warm lfiends And.well wishers in New Or.
lesDs. : The Repisblica,, tells the Mississippi
bulldozers Of their. Grimes in uImistakable
Esglish. sad if every county in the State
vas blessed with leader like its editor,
the day of redemption, for Mississippi
would not be long postpensd. 81 sIte'.ssa
| A. very sisaiacaat le.te. has bssa "a,
dressed to tho ehairaan Of The Repubtcsn
Executive Committee Of Mississippi I!
vas written BY E. H. Saltiel, of Denver,
l Colorado, who represents . combination q
seyeEal hundred mins owners. Mr.. Ssltel
aays' thst lO,0eo able bodied colored lueu
can ind reuunerstive employment in tha
Colorado and Dakota mines, and coatracta
will be made with them, and their passage
paid from Vicksburg or jackson. He goea
on to say: rsf,-,o .Ea!at 80 .sH:if "a
Toe salary will be paid On the fret day
| Of each month. The work lasts summer and
winter, tho grestet part balm & takieg on,
and grindiag tellnrium and Other mineral
bearing ore, driving teams, add hauling.
building, etc. We arc very much pleased
| With all the eolOrod men In this SAFE and
in Dakota. ToOse in the famous Rulch ia
the Black Hill. called Niger Gulch, >
have made fortunes. Lca - .rt r
Here il . danger to the prosperity Of
Missiesipli which the Democratic plan 70,
governing that State could hardly have
contemplated. It is not in human nature
to remain in virtual slavery when escape K
untrammeled personal freedom, perfect pc
litical liberty, and comparative prosperity
il thus temptingly held out to an oppressed
and down-trodden people, and honestly
meant. The writer Significantly CLOSES biz
bid for colored i'm migration ss followr:.,
| There are plenty Of schoolhouses in botl
the State and Territory named, .--a-sj.,,
| Tho festive Regulators, with shotgun
and bull whips, it will be seen, may sssrs I
movement which win leave Southern field
deserted sad valueless. Tho election o
Mr.. Packard will avert such fatal calam
| ity from L ,usiana - the loss Of her blacl
laborers must inevitably prove to be. .;ge
/ win the Ptcagune exfl ain the differenc
hetveen . Republican clerk guarding .
I;night tnpsstant public documents in tn
fourth story of tho State House, and Dan
ocratic employees doing the Same thing o.
The second foorl Yet it .fpeaks Of tn
former - public grievance, and Of th
lsttef - . thing Of course. The first reall
! did prove . Democratic grievance, - II
watehing proved On obstacle to the laroen.
Of tho proofs Of Democratic registratio
frauds. .a.r
| The "bloody shirtr II all the fashion now
and they do say the ladies wear 'em. A
least they wear enssnguined wells, COLLAR
cuffs, stockings, and al visible garment.
See what thing patriotism il in this ce,
tennial year. ttr e'l.
i John Kelly calls it "r-refar-rum," Geore
w. Julian calieth 1t "Weform," Lieutenal
Hobbs calls it "rs.form," Hon. John Mo
rissey calls it "ruffrum," Charles Franc
Adams calls it s'refawm," Boss Tweed, Wit
bis Spanish accent, calls it "ra-furme;" b
Allen lays back the top Of his head an
| calls il .sref-o.o-oaW.awrm," and the Amer
| Can people, with Q correct idea Of it's ri
ture,' call it "bosh.'-BwrlinJto (loscc
Harkeye. ....... ...-...-
i Our local Democrats don't endeavor I
spell it-they work cut, the problem wit
| buralar's tools and brass knuckles.
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Isis universally admitted that the Rad
u Gals of this city are the most willy and NJ
principled EpOliticians that can be fouu'
-Picayune. - 81, IA p ,.s.-.r s1sse7 b.
!, This il the reputation which the DEM
cratic papers have striven to fasten upo
Republican leaders, but recent events hav