New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-25

seeassf Nsfsen ana the FFes!eencS'
BY common consent OF his friends ana
enemies, Hon. o. P. Morton 10 now reck'
oned among the prominent candidates for
the Presidency in the Republican party.
The former class embraces . large follow,
ing Of Republicans in al the States. and
the latter includes all Democrats every
where. OF bis enemies ne has never
asked, and does not now ask, any quarter;
from his friends he has right to expect
the support which he has fairly earned, and
which has been 20 freely accorded to him
IN the past. Speaking tor the Republicans
OF Indiana to their brethren IN other
States, the Journal submits the following
as some OF the reasons why he should re-
celve the republican, nominstlon:
For the last twenty years senator Morton
has been recognized throughout the country
as one OF the foremost leaders OF the hepuD,
leaders OF the present day, his republican
ism tar ante-dats the war. ne was aeie-
gate from TINS state 70 tne fitts1orE coz
ventlon OF Feoraarv -. Iooo, wn1cn pre-
pared the way LOT Ine rnils0eipn1a oonvo1'
ton, held four months laser, wnicn
nominated fremont: In the same year, 1000,
he was nominated oy the hePuoncans Ior
Governor OF INDIANA, ana mace gauant
though unsuccessful race. from that tlme
to the present ne mas oeen -, .no C acA"owi wv
edged leader OF the party IN tnls otate, anu
during the last fifteen years, at least,
be has also been recognized tnr0ugn-
out the nation as one OF the stron2est
men in the party. ~ a.o the twenty-
second OF november; iooO, Jues aI1e5
the election OF Mr. Lincoln as fresloent anu
his own eiection as Lle1!enan1 governor OF
lnaiana' Mr. MOTION uenveIeu .sPe:cu ~
TINS city Wn1cn e4clISo Tlae attenuon =,
the time. and whlcn Mr. Lincoln s1telwa!o
ssid oontriouteu tas!ey to"a, VAIL nAl W. hls
time the storm OF secession was gatnoIine,
and south Caroiina was preparing 70 i Isa
the way IN secoolne 1rvn quo UuiVu. no
public mlnd was mucn 9nset.lea' snd no
person OF prominence III tne Nortn nau ~
yet led on on the great question Delore .ae
country. In tne speech re!erlou TO- MI
Morton attacked the ngnt OF secession VIII
great vlgor, ana lnsietea nos only On tne
right, but the aosolute necessary OF CO.
ercioo' II necessary, ~ preserve ZIG n'on'
In the course OF II no salo:
TX an attempt AZ secession De maze, tnoI3
ls but one OF Two courses 70 90 PuEsueu
either TO allow me seceu!n9 Stste pea9e
aoiy 10 go ano soy ny lol IosD. - .n "a .;1:
pendent government OF ESQ Dy tne mll-
tary power OF tne Cnioou os@tes ocmpol o.
observance OF tne laws anu suom'ss'on ~ w
CONSTITUTIONAL ooHgatlons. 1 70
right OF secession conceoeo' Inc nsllon 10
dissolved. Insteao OF having nstlUn, Cno
mighty people, we nave Dus = coieouoa
and combination OF thirty-tnsoo lnuopeno-
ent and petty States' nei0 sOgoines Ny
treaty wnicn mas nltnerto 0ee9 oIl:eu ooI y
stltutioo, OF Tue !ntractlon ~ wnI1n oeon
STATE Is 10 De tno Juu4e, anu tton WHICH, az.
State may Withdraw Win pleasure.
Inc rlgn0 " eecess1on ooIoouoo, az ~
way TO 90 IL having oeee SHOWN ~ 10 ss.e
ana easy the pres!Ee oi tno repID1o sOnsi'
the national prlue sulsnsu W.
the national Wea' eoooeelUn ~oue oe;"naI
the remedy 1or every otaCe y. sec '1onG r.
grievance, Ieal OF lMag.na[y. 1,.;
South Carolina gets out OF the Union, l
trust IL VIII % ~ Tue puu. " s1e osyone
after our pest eucrts navo AalIoo " co,npei
ner 10 suoMiselou " Ino 49," ;.,o,+
Snail We now s1rIonuor Ino ns..on "1n N"Is
etrugple, anu aes i Ir:. ooA s ~ hIoaS >
10" na.u 1L7:.. ~. .+;n, =. :. w"r+l
struggle I'd estaDnsn .n1s ns.ou' - - W.. aW
one 70 preserve ~; auu ;uSao",+ has,a
not' oy sulIenool,hs w.. 49, 80 ;n%ar;..noe q,
publish 70 inc ~Tsu .aa ;t tho .har hionS we
our 1atners, PuIcnasou VII y 'no'A "'oo0' w
nave gwen up ~ ssso US o,..-,r NJ Mo,
These e1tracts snow now c,eally W. W.
Ton al tnat tlhe @pPlooIa'eu Sno 49, 49,
and now accutately he Ineo'pio'e" 'n0 A's o.
sentiment OF inc cou1'IE. u. 6
by the eiecuon " uoso S :e iesI
Lane 70 tne En.eeo Sues s.o neI hso.no c.
Lleutenan. oose.noa =. ~ U.s.. or;t;o.1 NJ
ernor OF me o.ale a. .nI 49,. o. of r
ROO N lts history anu "A sno n.e' ~ " or.;,,e
natlon. II IS noI .1S ~ w. I-n;n,
70 tteao ~ uetal. y. n.o &c. IS 10 no,;+;no;
cause WINE oU U,,I';. -" :, t+a,s NJ
services W tno m MoPoono"n - ~ h;s+o-r
other States. ineE are pal1 y. . .ne n af 10y
OF the country. Nne4 tne ssoa ~ " We.
ourst upon tne coun'ly a's au.oH ;s. 60. o~
the coming tnuHuer' dnu las e~.S ~
to Lincoln can 1G6 tloops was ao9u ~ ~,
nrst assurance LILO loeiucLsA ~ S er,
ular support; Dalrrns .uo ~ 49, mo- 10,
years tnat loiio"eu uosetu .u ~ w.
one OF Tue Inain s.ase 1870 =. sno 20 Stan-on
ine trusteo illeuu t y. na oon;as 49, air,os
his ADVICE IN glea. Se ~ ast sa :. ),
aL~ays ns &c oeu.n MMn eon;nn;no and mn
tne way VI ofsanazs, edpR,5 oonr;-a,
6liizlng troops were fepesUeuS t,0s,a l"
oy these omclals, anu oocaMo vno ehia on,
national commeno. q WsL s sizes =,
patrlOtlc executives % No..necn 80! cSs'oo, ~
won Ghe Popusr so Sa.e"; ~ Nv f.ae7,
wax GoveInGl' INC ua s|S;a". 80 o;S7,;I;ens
ACCORDED 10 nlm ~ soIo!T KS; "uu -. .a
1t Is not inc pulpoee y. .niS q, '0 10
fortn n Getall 'ne a xea. su 49,. .ha go ~
| oors OF Uovelnoa o io,' " +ha nnhi;c min.
out merely " oAIi'o N .no Rn I \ wv
some recoilecel1n ~ .s o.'nu LIE -anda-sJ -
the years M wIi oao 10y "U nd nra;se
ce1veG nniV S roU Morton "D was alsctef
| In leo4 ~ So'efn aoo,n u tern and in IS6;
governor ZOE 4s seoG Mo;.e s5 S,atas Sanats
was eiec.ea ~ 'n 49, on ~ n.t;ouaI noI;t;c
| ne enterea tn1 aaen .a, =; .IraaJ1f os,aI
WITH naslonal i9pu.ao -. 1880 o'nan
hshed. ana smme s ~ S SooA ss-peI iher
place IN tne oe s;aoe ,sSs and dnr;no tha
CONTINUOUSLY i Son n.u." bos occnn;ed q NOR
perioa no os nns;.;or n1 hsfora The countr1
conspicuous opp "srn work or been ident
1olo nJio 0o onaa.ar urwhar of ;mnorran
| ntu WIFI creator AuU uoA Va ~