The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-03-31
POLITICAL PlTH.

please step forward
aud lag out The political corps,
George 81 Peadletoni Gone 20
meet Schuyler Celfax.
Harper's Weekly: There is a
deep and general dread OF democrat
ic success in the election of this year,
but there is an equal Indignation
with the corruption that has been
developed under republican anspi-
+ces. Aud that indignation will de-
feat the party, if the party cannot
prove 10y it's nomination that those
who have controlled, control no
longer. If it could be known that
the influences which have ruled
we're 10 continue to rnle at tue
White House, tue republican party
would he already defeated. Safety
lies ia breaking with the recent past
absolutely and utterly.
Poor PendletOn! That Kentucky
Central Railroad claim was too much
for his reputation. This is what
the New York Herald says Of it:
"AltOgether the transaction reflects
no credit upon Mr.. Pendleton, how.
ever we may view it. He may have
been legally entitled to the inoney
which he earned under his contract.
But morally the whole business is a
LOB. Its revelation closes the career
Of Mr.. PendletOn as q usefu! and
trusted leader Of his party
| iIllionis State Register DENY:
Belknap having resigned, tue Re
publican party is now purified" say
all the Republican thieves. "John,"
said Mrs. Smith to her inebriated
husband, lyon needn't turn over to
keep me from smelling your breath;
you're drunk clear through
Charles Nordhoi1: No House of
Representatives since the war has
worked So laboriously as the one
now in session. The committee
work is extremely hard, and the
discussions in the House have been
: also OF u character to weary and
exhaust many members. Several
} among them Mr.. Lamar, are now i'll
At the same time the air Of thu
House has never before been so fOu
and unhealthful. Many member
J attribute their illness TO this cause
aud with justice.
s Philadelphia Times Nnd.): ANT
now Hill, of Gporgir, threatens thu
A Democracy Of the House with a 9th
: er set speech in vindicatiOn Of him
self aud the South. The answer tt
: his first speech is given BY New
Hampshire in some 5000 Kepabli
j can majority, even with the mill
stone OF Belknap about the neck o
5 the party, and if Hill shall repta
his folly, how much will Connect
q cut give against Ingersoll
Pinchback's Dispatch to New Or
s leans Friends: l have peen stabbe'
in the house OF my friends! The oil
g abolition state OF Vermont did it.
New York II raid: To De Too
Y Queyille we owe the wise reflection
that no people will ever be governe'
a worse than they will themselves el
It courage or permit.
D. Springfield Republican: Account
ing for New Hampshire, the Prov
.. dence Journal observes: ''Tbe none
question, and the question Of til
ia right of secession, doubtless wer
mainly in the minds Of the me
IA who added to the republican vote
Particularly the ''mOney question:
"a cash in their breeches pocket, 80
see.
e. Troy Press (Dem.): The bes
e. thing that the Democratic part
j. can do with Mr.. Pendleton, if b
u shall be clearly proved guilty, is
nominate him for President. Onl
q let him I've proved thief, and Ell
Heightened Christian America wi
Ii throw up her hat for him, and ell
n vate him to the highest place in til
gift OF the people.
as New York Herald: Ben Hi
keeps on yawping:-"The Mort
r. must not ask me to give up N
manhood. cannot afford to Civ
la mp my manhood. Oh, my maj
hood, my manhood" Say, Ben, b
ic still about FIVE minutes and may b
the North won't know you're Their