New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

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doctzina at sadtdlik4 Aa1ndonpMhers
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t6e npaBf can5 found b mon bo4s fho
I are called upon to-appreciais them. We
1 do NJ ckGpss - critieiss thAatyse Of ne
ntnozi6 agae. Ne Uneeda@ p right1o
/ idiculs .olr s4ear1pd al5hsions" With -
exclusive ccpy11gAt Is repeat e eenfzs'
Il versial son5sssatisle Of ''the greaS Ger
1.nan fanosslaentelist Hell" tie views
II lcsister nidSsG, The jokes Of Bret
Harte. - oratory of Choats and Web 81.
4 + may 1pi1fll this literary hash With
i s1dk 1fesh scrSps as are 1malh the
PhrasH-heok. We have no. use for more
thap he siuplc sp sechs Il IL Repsb liean
4thsfi VI are 81 defeyd thehaHork
/ ASaipst those Hho sheer at Sidney md
J(9sisSa, ridiss1e the decsnatien of'in-
dependence. as IN 'sspologya for seces-
sion, and'as boldly change ithe co.,
snliaas ee.ths- federal md kIGts gov
eruments with being the oppressive DEGREES,
If laaeenous majority. In doing 80 ye'
can utrscits the. propositions delivered
esaiua BY the American fathers, end
especially by tAe Southern hthess:
Tie people, are the sole sourSe:af powaa,
they alone can define ~ nSosre of'rigM :"
The people haEe appointed the courts
to determina questions Ct right arising
under the constitution. The bar under,
stood that Glo intnpret6gioa had bean 40.
eepes&ty ~ LDt Ditohsss. In laoainel
- scsant deeesaok Shs supesna CQqst !:
,thysP scasens Us: = a. ( "a /, ), d
{, H bonstitutisn decla1npth6 emtts within
vhtA tie majority shall ecfk and govern.
This sentiment L. 80 we'll expressed that
It baeneeeed in the ssms articlG We ~
cept it, and ask by nam i kgconstil
-Aan-eiran2-RT the Rjtiah eovezamsnk i
or the .Ealneh. testy,by oosaeagion of a
foreign nobility, os.scelssiarchys wesup-
P6se. it ~ re replied that Il is derived
from neither. The constitution is given
By >ahAvsry majority which is denomead !
g oppressive. notvithstandiinfSs tho Plea
y0THis says: - T.sa
1t is true that the consti1ntion may be
changed. but hkre majority can not
S1e09G1t o..W VI nc - 81 i,
sxst 1hs ml3olity Of our cifiseas aid
adoptapd amtpd the State constitution
uAdr yaiph Ne live an oould byaA
singk tossssepsA i and sasI6sad l. toll
ssogp& W. DENY ut any aohesss or
fareiQ iaerest lbs made ~ compact
VII %e p0puiar Rjo1tyA tie Anerican
Ststes. We deny thst property 6fself-
secued any recognition Z an
slepent Of pSltArs over. We demand
to kn0w where tne1s ~ any minority |.
class ofwhich any citizen may notbe'a
nenbas. cor from whiah he may not be ei-,
tluded. w demand in y}sas any elassS ofl
ciezens are superior or inferf6r
70 ttherss W. viii not go over the,
ground 4Sw that the. established in
'titutions Of church and class have been
:epealed We have universal po1lieal
equality, and we can not see what fi1ed
minority there can be into which he may
lot enter, or from which he may not +,
withdraw. r.. -. {
Mis- perhaps . little haga to hear such q
doctrine as follows: V 14
The Radical says: 1--WE outuuuber ron. II Q
=, 40. want ;tss your tf9perty' and We assn to I
If thiedoetride Be attributed to Jefssr- t
- and Washington and Adams, who! 6
made this government, with them must
ct the odium andrhe fsproach. If any p
african not kdt MsA AeriAn pxiejI 8
isY have given I'm ale sads right 70 ,
aofreii any.' other allegiance. MS IA i
pop9r langu1ge TO address.to H. fireman y !,
Kew Ohene and the WA AiheedA d
ltilier5. snaiority ofsxho4 do not b. <
pg to tn, property minority. 1t is q d
.sious asguu ntto Say: 9
The Conservative replies "Isistrue that sh
. ere IL weakee party, but 70 appeal to ca
9 csen'sleestion'' which fusrlDse us our d,
They sssappeal to the constitution. and =
ay who made the constipation and gave =
ese Rpsranteest This identical tna, -
rity, denounced Is robbers. WHY !:
is idle terror we can not imagine. Rob =,
,omf. Why. these robbers 'hSve more =;
opert1 and the same rights with the :,
.nesity. How could they tA1air the
[us Ct the palatial Picdyune without 4 r.
fnging their humble homestead under =. -
g same lisk ? This houseless majority SO | =
SO dangerous, 80 radical, went K =
tn to battle.> It votes lucrative office !"
the Hoble minority, and goes back to as
worRbspsh. It heaps the protective IA :.
ees before the Noble arpents of the y
stocratic owner, without availing itself cal
tie d0nlation which it prevents. ! -
sllyaowSAere inclined to adopt the
iculous image of Mrs Par6nston
Ter which the Fmses represents the PsS ~
Sc flying cap strings, that agitated giz- ~. W:
. which does ddtX for noble organ, -
fear that the majority has no 6Iect s
er than the plumber of her:posssssions. -:
must repeat the staEy of the ldarlsy - ~
., tempted by the reported danger Of q *,
70 insurrection, fed tothe sva1 ,Nua ~
ounted for the fight by saying TIT "a
. missis done got kpife "a spistlx NJ
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