The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-10
What the Papers Say.

Cincinnati Enquirer Few decent
men could be found in the Radical
party South eight years ago and
there are fewer belonging to it now.
Mobile Register: AS long as the
Radical party is in charge of the
General Government, there is no
safety for the South out of the ranks
of the Democratic party.
La. State Register (Rep): One
thousand democratic "niggers," and
no schools for eleven months is re-
ported as the result of the Republi-
can management in East Baton
Rouge Parish.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER: Hon. Geo.
w. Julian, one of the bright lights
OF the Republican party years ago,
is an ardent supporter of TildeD
and Hendricks, and will stump In
diana for that ticket.
La. State Register This year
Point COupee Parish sends to mar
ket three hundred barrels of ma
chine extracted honey, worth forty
dollars per barrel, or twelve thous-
and dollars for the 'scrop."
Chicago Courier Tarbox, of Mas
sachusette, made a speech in New
York the other night, and he said
one good thing. Nobody" said he,
twill SANDER Hayes, for SANDER,
like Death, loves a shining mark"
La. State Register (Rep): There
is no Governor in Louisiana and no
government when there is one.
Antoine is acting Governor while
Kellogg goes to church in New York,
and tells the reporter of the Herald
what great statesman Twitchell is.
Mobile Register: The State Pen
itentiary, which under the Repnb.
lican administration shows deficit
of $4,000 against the warden, is
now paying the State $4,000 a
Year profit uuder the Democratic
warden.
Ouachita Telegraph: The colored
voters of this parish have been true
adherents of the Radical party.
They are now at halt, and many
leading colored men seek light and
knowledge from the Democrats.
They can get it for the asking.
Syracuse Courier DEM: IF you
elect Tilden, Tilden will be the Pres
ident. If you elect Hayes, the
Lord only knows who the President
will be. 1t may be Conkling, or
Morton, or Blaine, or old Simon
Cameron, or even Boss Shepherd,
or possibly regency composed Of
the whole gang. The people should
take no chances in such a lottery.
Blacl;burms Homer Iliad tRep):
There are buck negroes in this State
who have no more conception of a
true and safe liberty than a hog has
of Sunday, but who think them.
selves smart enough to dictate to
white men at the polls and rule over
them officially-who imagine it their
right and prerogative tosrevel and
luxuriate in spoils and plumber,
while poor white women, with their
tender daughters, are working in
the hot sun, in the corn aud cotton
fields, to gain a bare subsistence;
and this thing has to be stopped.
At least, we shall do all we can to
stop it.
Washington Cor. N. 7. Herald !:
The democratic candidate for Gov
ernor in Louisiana (Nichols) is a
gentleman of irreproachable char
acter, conservative and moderate
in all his views, and by political
associations a wing, coming from
we'll known whig family of the
State. The nomination is a strong
one, as it is sure to secure the sup
port of the commercial community
of New Orleans and their influence
throughout the State. The whole
democratic ticket is here acknowl-
edged by Louisiana republicans to
be strong, and it gives the conser-
vatives a good chance to carry the
State.
La. State Register (Rep): There
was little red headed man at the
Cincinnati convention, who is on
the pay rolls of the Custum House.
He took thirty or forty glasses of
Cincinnati lager, which convinced
him that he was Ga bigger man than