The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24
What the Papers Say.

Cincinnati Enquirer: The Dem
ocratic House has saved the coun-
try S29, 5S4,205 on appropriations
this year. 1t is a "Confederate"
House.
Hartford Courant (Rep): While
the President is in the removing
business, somebody ought to inform
him that Babcock still holds an
office.
Pittsburg Tolksblatt: So far we
have yet to hear of the first German
whom Carl Schurz has turned
around and carried with him in this
campaign.
Cincinnati Eqnuirer The Re-
publican managers in New York
sent $4,000 to Hamilton County
to carry elections in 1872. We will
have some valuable information
about the use of that money yet.
Steubemville Gazette DEM: We
propose Haunting the bloody shirt
little. Mr.. P. B. Conn, of the
Herald, during the war, had his
teeth extracted to get exempted
from the draft.
Boston Post (Dem): The more we
hear and see, the more we think
that the Democratic delegation in
Congress from this State is going
| to be increased rather than dimin
ished this fall.
Albany Argus: olive within
your income,' is Governor Tilden's
advice. But if the republican party
remains in power another four years,
nobody in private life will have an
income to live Within
Cincinnati Enquirer Morton is
the same malignant, brutal, vicious
politician that he always was. The
setting down which his party gave
him in the Cincinnati Convention
did not improve his temper, il
seems.
| Cincinnati Enquirer The Re
publican party has given away ITO,
S45,4 O5 acres Of public lands tt
railroad and other corporations il
fifteen years. It now declares al
intention to put a stop to that sor
of liberality.
! La. Cotton Boil: We are no
much troubled with poisonous in
sects in this country, but as pre-
caution against such accidents
every house keeper should Away
keep a bottle of spirits of ammonia
It is excellent for stings Of bees
mosquitoes, etc.
Cincinnati Enquirer: We hav
yet to hear that the Democrats Cal
ried Alabama by violence and fraud
: Had even a minor political disturb
ance occurred in the remotes
. region of the State we should hav
known it by this time. We d
]. hear, however, that large number
t Of colored men voted the Demo
r cratic ticket. They helped to max
the majority very one-sided, tina
is certain.
> Baltimore Gazette DEM: Tide
, and Hendricks, as the embodiment
Of reform, are at present far ahea
of their competitors in the race fe
!, popular favor, and as matters stan
/, to-day the possib lities of democra
s ic success in November next are {
# great that nothing but the mo!
l. stupid blunder in the conduct
o the campaign can turn the tide
victory against the nomination
made at st. Louis.
9 PHILADELPHIA Times Ind: AL
. bama gets more and more one-side,
= like the handle of jug, as the fu
= returns come in. Nothing but a
y immediate peace with Sitting Blu
- by liberal payment to him an
:, his braves for the Custer butcher
. and the prompt transfer of Il
whole army and full complemel
. of Calling guns, will give Hay
= moro than township here an
y there in the South; aud, what
= worse, the North doesn't look mu,
:. more promising.
" Indianapolis Nescs (Rep): II
Democracy of this State do n
seem to care much for the gree
b. hackers this year. They calcula
Is upon getting most of their men bac
le and they will do it. Some of Il
ut most rampant greenbackers Of fe
weeks ago are now Justify shoutil