The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10


MORNING PkES>L
The B4lle in Welcomes Con Nioholls to Now
Orleans where he ~ come to spsak st the rati-
fcation meeting In Lafayette, Souarc this oven
Ing. Tho Bultelis informs the General that the
majority Of the etOwd who win attend the meet
ing will BE- composed II serious citixsns. walk
ing outside Of the pakhs Of politics. He must
tell them somothlne nav. that ID. something that
now half forRo11sa - must vindicate his tol-
lowers from the chGsye Of sympathy with vio-
lence and disor0ss. fe muss. "a short. xive m
a second chsDt6r q mis- 1asoA neseo spesch.
In answer to yenlsrdsy's article in the Bee,
our contemporary disclaims any intention Of
wagins war against the property holders A. q
class: It Is simply AGhting the delinquent tax
payers. /sttfsa "a
1t seriously objects to the adoption Of Major
Burke's suggestion that commtxses should be
formed to gather subscripti0as for the benefit
Of the aborers Of the city. thrown out Of ON.
ployment. There ID . large number Of delin.
quent taxpayers who hare money. aud the Bull
letin thinks that the, sheriff ought to be turnsd
loose against these modern Discs. The only
objection to this plan II thak b. the tins the
propeEty Of Dives II announced Tor -ale and he
has sued out three or tour injunctions. Lazarus
will have starved b death or becunnoa rich man
himself. r<t8iEo 'iA
Discussing about the bloody shift. II G1ss
pretty clearly sl the ssponsibility fte Gout1erB
outrages ON the Radical party.
It gives TO an the unempl0ysd of The city the
very sensible advice to 60 to the country. where
they would be sure 70 make D Twin. .Jaad stand
. chance OF betterins their condition. Tha eoGn-
try wants laborers. Tho city = ovsrst0sked
with them. :
The Bee does not object 70 the resolutions.
pw se. Of the Parish Committeo. but b nlf4ad
that the parties who win hsvs the oxeeutihG OF
these instructioas will work pSiseipAllu 10
further their own private and ssl0sh ends. The
Parish Committee must see that sverything =
done fairly and squarely at the election ior dsls-
gates. or else It Is likely that there WIN be row
in camp. So se@A @@
Tho Pcawums reviews tie Bslksspt teid, and
its conclusions are mot favorable tcour 6enaters
and officials generally; the basis Of thsyAedlce
Of acouittal being on the basslsGs srouAd. ef
non jurisdiction. and the shamelsss ons Dat
gift-taking By Government onidals he'd ttsons
20 prevalent that II II now WeA6Aoea0e eus.
tom that cannot b condemned w1tAeut s1lha1lns
tho President himselL 4,5 aa.. f4so lae
Our neighbcr exults In the result Of the late
election In Alabama which re-electS Gov. Heus-
ton BY ct least q majority Of 5000 votss. The
election was held and closed with not single
case Of violence. and is . splendid indOssemsnt
| OF the Democratic dissatisfaction. D93Dih
The Picavuns appeals TO tho eolofsdvste
many Of whom are property holdsrs. e ccms
forward and help the Democrats y oust the
carpet -baggerS from the land and replsse their
thi. wish administration By . government Of
honesty and reform. Such . consaM0a11cn
would inevitably restore oon6dsnce sud pfos.
perity. and ~ the duty Of the colored a. we'll
a. Of the white race to do all In their power 10
attain this end. s{4.f - I..o.5f,
| The Times says that the principal cause Of
poverty in New Orleans ID 'deprsssicn In
trade" Immediately nitsr the war, sntsrprise
was rampant and prosperity lat leon1 apeasDnr)
was the result. Disaster lowed. esl nov We
are araid OF everything. and Fare un egDaks
nothing. We must stake on this fntal lsthArgy
| 49, ...Io vrs \ n.---sf s9a thsi
tho first reforms to be made BY the ssxS Letis-
| lature must be the cutting down OF the ioes ol
the sherins and clerks Of courts. s3ssaA
The Republican also discusses about hard
times and says II is foolish TO argue that mis-.
government has anything to do with The decline
in prosperity Of this or any other State. Whist
| We want il manufactures. We could pevresuate
Kellogg and his gang In ofhce win tnpon1ty. II
We only had manufactures. q n9hst1
1t affects to be violently scared because the
:. Donaldsonville Cannonnees" met densra
Nichols and Hon. l. A. Wilt At Donalds6hvills
II shriyers with alright = tho ideA that the
"Cannonneers" will pointtheir guns. . a6ivsn
moment, to the four psints Of The eoQDaO and
generally let loose on the niGUenl 81 Radicals
Well. intelligent falsiAss viii somstnss looi
like fOOl0l 11.s.s. 4