New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
parishes are, enjoying > glorious family
shindy. The independents viii whip the
tricky regulars olest ont Of their boots. -

shindy. The independents viii whip the
tricky regulars cleaf ont Of their boots. ~
II We have done any candidate ,ap in!as-l
tice BY not clasaing him - . fireman, lot ]
him send in his card and get tho list cor
rooted.
Il Mr.. Rengstesh the ''srsat German Gle
neqt"-or whichi a.a.-s,a 5sa1sa
Communicated
DenScr.tie Forbearaace.
EDITOR REPuBL1cAN: | -
1t is historical fast that during the war
ofsthe reformation the geneFslissimo Of tho
Catholic faction, the great Wallenstein,
Duke Of Friedlsnd, felt . pfemonition Of
his speedy fall aud overthrow BY his own
party; and 20 strong was this impressed
upon his conviction, that suddenly he be-
came sullen, silent and mistrustfal. It 10
said that the slightest noise disturbed him,
and his attendants were constantly guard
ing all access to him. Yet when most care
fui, and when lesst expected, his over
throw was accomplished by ono Of his own
surrounding, who had been bribed by his
government to sssassinate him. sl o ..sszs
Ever since the elections of Vermont and
Maine the Democracy are IN similar con-
dition. From being the fierce, the power
ful and rsmpant Democracy, it has become
the Silent, the gloomy and the anxious
shove all the timid. - far - the Northern.
States are concerned. With anxious eye it
looks around and mistrusts ito own shadov;
and moro, Glendower like, > it can call
spirits from the mighty deep. just now .
solid and most substantial spirit is COM
ing up from the SEQ to trouble and
vex it. Poor T,lden! Poor Democracy!
Little did it dream whom most arrogant,
when most crying reform, after having
gcae througha IN immsnse deal of lASor to
convince ths AmsrisaA people how we'll BE-
haSed 1t has hssn and viii be if they would
only pat it in possession of power sgain-l
ssy tho shock it must have e4psrisnced.
that just 1t this untimely juncture William
N. Tseed should present himself before the
American people and cause refectinR minds
to take in tie spectacle " il too bad, -
the childfen say, when the wind blows over
their house Of cards, but such b fate. II
IL written Of the Democracy, "Mene, meme.
tekel uphsrsin." The Amsricsn people
have weighed 70, and 70 arc found want
ing. It is not for the sins Of, the fsthers
but for your own transgressions are you
punished; it is you who have, a. . party,
not ae individuals, dealt treacherously with
the rich Inheritance bequeathed to you and
have caused the land to mourn, therefore
will We know ye nevermore.
And the Southern States; listen to it. II
seems spoatsneoas lull has taken posses
sion of them. but will it iast9 Who knowsi
Democracy has had iss Instructions. In
diana, the home Of the great paper. man
is to hold N election, and Democracy
is put on its good behavior. It is very
unfortunate for that party to have geo
graphical divisions. When that portion
of the party residing north of the par
allel 800 80 ie putting on frozen re-
spectability, it is then that the other half is
fretting itself into fever heat, and during
the delirum committing the most fantastic
vsgaries every heard of. It is by such di.
visions that the Democratic party 10 injured,
for while the delirlum lasts, the feet kick
the head of. Well, now, who 10 to blame
for it, The Democracy ssys the Republican
party is, for if the Republican party had No
existence there would be no fever in the
Democratic party. Perhaps 30; but We car
not accommodate tho patient. The fever
has lasted 20 long, and the patient hal
become 20 weak and emaciated. that
he must die, although the Repub.
licsns will not appear - mournera
1t the funeral yet .we will contribute lib.
orally for . decent burial But let the Re
publican party be careful and don't lot the
patient be trusted alone until he 10 really
out of sight, fer ~h0 knows the old fellow
may only be shamming and at his old
tricks. He msy rot be ss near bic end a. he
pretends, or his weakness may bring on en-
other delirium. for though be must die, yet
be may still do q good deal Of mischief; few
niggers more or less, you know, won't make
much differ nee in tho old fellows 60
count. ! think tho Democratic guns are
not all ru,ted yet, and their use has not
been forgotten. nor their charges with
draw; there turks danger behind this ap.
parent calm. IF which Republicans must be
warned. Stand together. you last borne Of
freedoms travail. and see to it that you do
not lose your birthright. Have faith in
Providence guarding your rights, but dc
your duty like freemen toward the party
without which you can not live and be free.
VERITAS.