New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-25

40 pastyin other States. In IN aseIeJS On
TIA sszpsseed csaiss Of General shefidAa
It says: ttF ,79'ifH { a'''
70 b really candid, We want Gssesal
sheridan here. not % much On his own 80
may tefrorize the Stats and drive peseeahl6
voters from tho polls; bat Il u aAso tSueS ia
Dur opinion, that for every voter thus
driven away IN Louieiana two will bepe.
cured 81 the Conservatives in other SEQ
The Democrats expires, .sofe disappoint-
ment that tho charge Of burslxy sgaiast
the parties srrested in connection with the
Baste House Outrage, was net pressed. This,
would have given them an opportunity 70
sequestsr the three bags of evidence of
Democrats registration frauds, BY the
means OF which many. Illegally enrolled
names will be stricken from the voting lists.
and not few good Democratic workers"
cent ito the Penisentiary. See tbs po;n.s .
Lat the laborinE men and mechanics
whess poverty hes prevented them from
competing for ., college diploma. bear in
mind that the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor u in favor of depliying them Of the
right of suffrage. He favoSs the control Of
the government by the educated clas., and
would establish an educational qualifca-
ton for voters. In other wosd., no would
destroy the democratic character OF our
institutions and govern through an afis-
tocracy. with school parchments for letters
patent of their nobility. u p ryr4 1.c. i
General Nicholl's sworn etatement IL on
the record that he believes zone educated
nau hss more right to control the dsstinies
Of State than ten uneducated men," Says
Governor kellogg in his exposition Of tho
aristocratic doctrines maintained by Gen.
Aral Nichols: - 1885, r.
! Mr. larshall, one Of the Democratic
members of the Congressional committee.
seeing the awkward position in which Cen
ersl Mich Ills testimony had left his party,
attempted tn help him out on re-e1smina-
ton. lie a.ksd: But you do met think
the Stat<l ought to deprive Of suffrage any
portion Of the people, that are entitled To
euffraReY' mo. sir" General Ni0b0lla re.
Piled, t"a,aless the abridgmeht of sxEfxge
rorksd equally "po', all races, classss and
doadui0ns. or .oufl.n., "a
Ponder upon that, ye hard Astsd .Ihshr
men, tu.nt -tempeyed rIsaliaAe, ihdustfious
Germans. ard wsrm hearted Ffenchmen.
1t applies t. all Of you - veil ~ the aplst-
tered colered men. In eovsrnmental mats
TER, under tEis ncdefa interpretation Of
Democracy, you are thsestened with abso-
Int deprivation Of voice by the very
power you arc expected low by your votes
10 erect. lIsic.1 a1- VI ~ .gia F. ri-7.
Because Marshal Pitkin chooses to deny
admission to reporters while transactiDg
his official business, Ar. Nicholls' o:gan
last evening declared that the contsnts Of
the bags Transferred from the State Ho1se
10 tho third precinct station, and Themes to
tho Cnstomhouse," were being assorted in
his -efioe. Upon Inquiry it was learned
that this was true neither az to his public
nor 40 to his private ofEcs. The msrshal re.
marked, 81 am not . registration officer mol
tho the custodian of registration papets
false or genuina." ,stos- - ca SIS"
The Times of last evening locates the
same documents at the Mint. As they sre
not at the Democratic headquarters, where
Edoubtless, it was tondly sought to hav'
them. We hope the Democratic Journal
nay arrive at some common conclusion
where they are. An examination of thu
roof OF Dr.. Pslner's church il sugRested
nocturnal and 'burg,arious Democrat
! ought to be expert in climbing lightning
rods. ......... ........ ,..st
I When Mr.. Niehells' organ gets, - Nd
/ Packard has pointedly suggested it Nigh
With profit, I little moro familiar with tn
statutes of this country. it may learn tia
| all h,s appointments as deputy marahals be
me iavslid upon his retirement from th
marshalship. Hence, all it's prolix charg
yesterday, that there are deputies, appoint
ed by him, and now "gallsvanti"k atou
the county, in his interest, or that blanl
| commissions have been issued fYr candidate
to peddle out to their partieans, is comicall.
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