The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-27
MORNING PRESS.

THE nee remarks that to day. while the Demo-
cratic fJonventiou at 1t Louis will be endeayor-
ing 10 choose the best candidates for the purpose
Of saving the country by giving II a good Presi.
dent. the Radical jackas here will meet ut the
State (boardingl House. on st. Louis street. 10
fight over the carcass Of Louisiana. The COM
petitors among them for the Govornorship are
graphically described thus
Warmoth. the organizer Of d government OF
negroes and carpet -baggers. who made a science
of corruption. who turned the Legislature into
an auction mart for buying and selling votes.
and made of the treasury mill for grinding out
bonds for speculation among his friends. in
sufficient number to ruin the States crodit for
over.
Anderson a renegade IRON the Democracy.
grown scandalously rich through manipula-
ito, Of stocks and Jobs with Warmoth: the Re-
turning Board thief Of elections; the supporter
of Kellogg, after having been tho partner oil
Warmoth.
Ludeling. Chief Justice Of a disgraced su-
preme Court Warmotlis tool and Kellogg s
auxiliary. who has prostitnted justice for the
benefit Of all jobs and monopolies.
Packard. the taciturn drill master OF negro
legons and manipulator Of votes; one OF the
authors OF the midnight order. and the insti-
gator Of all Federal measures for the oppression
Of Louisiana: and last. but not least. Geo. VIII
hanson. the apostate office-seeker. who would
do anything for position. The Kepubl. cans cx-
pect TO palm him of as q reformer. because he
has not yet stolen as much as his pals. but The
public knows that Radical Governor has a
given number of mouths to feed and Mr.. VIII
hanson. or any other Republican nominee. is
ipso facto pledged to sustain the devouring band
of corruptionists.
The Republican still harps on my daughter
Il says that the Democrats are proscriptive
arrogant. and. II we may be allowed coinage,
intimidatve." II congratulates tho citizens OF
Baton Rouge and the Felicianas upon the
assignation to their parishes Of Col John
Brooke COL John Brooke says the Organ,
will abstain from forming agreeable ac-
uuaintances, and devote himself. as a
consequences, to the cultivation Of hypo-
chondriacs, without distinction Of race.
color. age, sex. or previous condition. BY such
means he will shortly bring back prosperity to
these badly regulated parishes, improve the con-
dition OF the Union Rights Stop" and bring
terror to tho hearts Of green goggled bulldozers.
In answer to the Times. 1t takes a Fourth Of
July POSE. initiative Of George Washington. and
perjures itself by swearing that it never told q
lie."
The Picay.ne says that the Republican Con-
Ve0tlOl Will DC ctlisu W oIact W-uhy oiunA'
chances Of the mandate being obeyed. It gives
an account Of the proceedings in caucus yester-
day. and referring to the Foster and Bull. War
moth dispatches. says:
All OF this may be very satisfactory to Gov.
Warmoth and hts friends. but what are we to
think of Federal Administration which pro-
misses In advance its support OF any nominee
whom q Radical convention may seiectY Let
Mr. Fosters dispatch have free course Pass 1t
round and let the country know o9r state cleo
meni
The Bulletin In reviewing the position ut St
Louis Is emphatically in favor Of the nomina-
ton Of Governor Tilden, and says that the elec-
tion is safer in his hands than in those of any
other possible nominee.
It gives severe lecture to Mr.. Finnerty and
now. we suppose that gentleman viii clear him
self OF pending charges.
About the jetties II says that they are steadily
and rapidly deepening the water within theii
influence, and no reasonable doubt can be en-
tertained rs to their complete and triumphant
success.
The Bulletin wonders why the Radicals are
always using the State House for party pur
poses. But this is neither here nor there The
assemblage In convention to-day will certainl,
| be lovely and musical and sweet-scented The
best thing to do will be to keep at prudent dis
tance and watch the fight from afar.
| The Times calls attention to the importance t.
our interests Of the movement now on foot t
connect the Atlantic with the Pacific by cana
across the Isthmus Of Panama