The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-25
What the Papers Say.

Rittsbwsy Pest: There il ne -.
word as EXTRAORDINARY il tha i...
con Of the Radical Senate.
Loxisville Leodgcr (Dcm.l ~
absard to say that Mr.. Bristov -
carry Kentucky; it is absurd Z -.
that he can reduce the domosssy
majority.
Pittsbsry Post: Mckee 81. i.
years and $4,000 fine. His 49,
will continue to abuse the Is.s
cratic majority in the HOUSE n, -
suing their wicked investigates
Norscick Bulletin: The mos 49,
fnl sign Of returning sense tc IS
democracy is their desire "a -. =
nate . good square republican ~.
Judge Davis to the presidsss;.ss
Office.
Shveueport 7Emes: In IL ;,,,..
tigation before Gibso1s comn;ss.
yesterday, Ferguson, when asessss
it would not affect him, testi6ei n >
he saw fraudulent cnstomhourn ~
rolls made for political pure Z
the campaigns Of 1874.
st. Louis Times { DENY: Sinca p,
ident Grant, BY removing Geo.
Custer from his command, haa -.
" committed himself to TIA No.
Of suppressing the eupoeun y
frauds under his administratioa 4
can no longer be doubted who -
responsible for the Pierrepout -
and its publication.
Nesc York Times : The e1aa1i.
of Mr. Kerr as speaker is abnuf ~
best-we had almost said the onlv
evidence the democrats haye eiynn
of capacity for nsing with discrel;en
the power which has falleDto the~
He has discharged the duties Il ia
Office with courtesy, impartnlitv
and dignity, and no one saspecs
him Of lot or part il the eeneual
laundering Of the House..
i State Register There is remark
able situation in the eeantry M
ishes Of this State. The situnfinn
bordering closely on complete =
archy. Human life is uDppotoctsl
ard naurtlereSs are aptliscoverod II
unpnnished. This situation s !
severe reflection on the capacitl 4
the present State goveSnmeat. Is
carry ont any Of the objects ~
which governments were establinh
ed.
J, Depsocrstsc (RG.) WatoEsaa;
Judge Black has written j loltn
declining tho st. Louis nouinaoi1p
; in advance. This is quite thought
ful on the Judges part, for IN
mixing himself up ia the schems i
clear Belknap, thus virtually pet
!, ting himeelf on the side Of ths On
, ernment thieves and robben \
could not expect much from = IN
Ocratie convention.
Ncse Orleans Democrat: q III
who can do for America what III
, did for England, and what Nlda
] has done for New York, Is whatik
: sitnation requires and demaa1e 1
the hands Of the Democrats phi
We want q courageous, clearsheadl
!. resOlnte leader; as Mr.. Adausml
"a man with a head Of his ox6 4
J. his shoulders" and either T.des !
Rayard, or Thurman, or Haaoo6t
y we think, will meet the demsn1
d Httsbsrg Post tDew:) We Ajlt
3 find any whitening comments y =
4 Radical contemporaries toackln
: the wholesale robbery Of Mise ~
] q. Sweet, Chicago, by . lot d RI
4 ical officials and politicians. ~
3 reserve oil their Gre for Finaag
# and his celebrated letter, h VII
!. ho claims to be ssas big i m1B I
q old Grant, Fitzhugh's great -
3 take was in writing that lettef. +
!. should have joined the Radical ~
q and stole something. No nodjel
: paper would have abused hin
|. ridiculed his vanity then.
) Chicago Times (Iad:l i ~!
}. to be . question with the RepIbl
/. cans, who boast SO unnecessarily -
= they formely saved the coase|
o whether they have not been -
J. GENTLY paid for tho opef1tiel
g Ninety per cent. Of all their alel!
d representatives have turned oae ]
q be thieves. The question nor
d crowding somewhat % 70 whseal
y it would not have been money y =
l. pockets Of the country II The b.