The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-28
MORNING PRESS.

The bee refers 10 an article in the Donaldson
willie CHIEF about regulators" and shows that
such an organization has been rendered heces-
sary for mutual protection against thieves and
robbers, who otherwise would pursue their no.
farious calling without restraint. certain oil iin-
munjty Mt the hands Of negro juries, ever ready
to eondone crime. The Mount Pheasant
affair. which has been go ridiculonsly paraded
bv tho Repnb lean shows characteristic Offset
tn The regulators. In the negro band Of cofbonofi
called the : Union Rights STOP"
The Bee appears puzzled concerning all the
rreat things that the Republican says Of and ex
poets from Col. Brooke. What can Col. Brooke
do. unless II be to keep quiet and soc ttnt MS
soldiers get their ratioDs Has Col. Brookepri
ynte instructions known to the RepubhcSato ride
rough shod over the white population. without
discrimination II so. let him begin Mt once
there IL very little to be made out OF the CON
seryative element by intimidation. and much to
be gained by ii should an improper use 81
troops be made during the campaign
The Republican Is alarmed for the administra-
ton crowd. in consequence Of Warmoths victory
of yesterday In the convention. 1t is pleasant to
read. for change. its doubeleaded discharge
of editorial virtue, mingled with indignation
against the thieves and plunderers who want to
take possession of the State and mar the good
rork done by Kellogg and associates. The blow
IL d hard one and well aimed but suppose II
does not kill Warmoth2 Well. then. we will
have the pleasure Of reading another
editorial less virtuous. perhaps. but more SEN
sible in pecuniary point OF view.
Waiting that moment. 1T continues to advise
well drilled Republicans to keep step with
Hayes and Wheeler. II compliments the B',he-
In, on the independent course that journal is
pursuing, and secs In its tone determine
ton to revolt against the dictation of the des-
poiic Democracy" Despotic Democracy" II
fnr-fetched. but well found. The organ pane
gyrizes Geo. Williamson and endeavors to cure
him of sores that may have been produced by
the futile fulmnations" Of the DEMOCRAT. The
Republican Is particularly happy to-day In its
pathological endeavors. Despotic Democracy
Is good: futile illumination " is better.
Tho Picoyne. reviewing the conventional pro
ceedngs Yesterday at the Mechanics Institute
says that the backbone of the Radica. Admins
trn1ion in Louisiana Ia broken. and whoever
| heads the Republican ticket this year will bt
| badly beaten in November. It points out ne .
remarkable fact that no Southern candidate
however pure and brilliant his record. had any
chance for nomination at Cincinnati. nor woult
have at st. Louis. This comes OF the sectiona
feeling at the North which 1t is the duty Of thu
Democratic party Of eliminate. The Republi
can party is sectional" let the Democratic
party be National"
The Balletin wants the st. Louis Convention U
give us platform; no wishy washy concern
that dses not mean anything. like the Gin
cinnati platform bat an up and down. aggressive
and brave declaration OF principles. 1t twoult
be better to run "Olebillallen on platlorn
than "Tilden" on none.
| L,,Io COnQre9G
portunity and necessity OF reviving the Leve
1 Bill" It may be dangerous for the Democrat
to permit the Republican party to make 9h
initiatory movement in that direction. 1t Nigh
preudice the South in favor OF Hayes ant
Wheeler 1t seems to us that the Bulletin forget
the efforts made by Mr.. E. John Ellis, and tn
recent bill OF Mr.. Gibson. Concerning the US
OF troops and the colored people" our confrer
finds it an ugly fact that the administrator
party in this State Is paradinR as special CLAIM
on the colored people its ability to obtain tn
use Of troops for the campaign. 1t ludiciousl
sdds, and proves by facts. that the presence Q
troops has been an element OF harm to the col
ored people wherever they have been stationed
! and is astonished at the infatuation OF tn
friend and brother in continuing to desir
that which Is sure to bring trouble upon him.
The Times thinks that. everytl ing considered
the Cincinnati ticket is rather weak. The nd
; ministration and its rings have found in Haye
what they needed-an insignificant candidat
IL Oood repute. but one Of the honest men who's
honesty 80 delights rogues.
, THE people demand that st. Louis give
/. them-in contrast to Circinnatis parturition-
a statesman Let St. Louis incarnate the spir
Of official integrity. Let us have brand new in
fiuences, not old ones newly labelled. II the 8
Louis Convention does this, the country Will ris
up and call II blessed forever ard 1ye.