The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-16
: MORNING. PRESS.

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The Bulletin IL much aRgrieved at the way the
South has been treated by Congress- especially
during the last days OF its session. IL has done
ns grievous injustice by the passage Of the
Hawaiian treaty. 1t has placed . formidable
cam paien fund In the hands Of Grant By means
Of the river and barber bill it has refused the
Southern PaeiHes appropriations. ignored the
levee blu and last but Dst least has furnished
6ve thousand additional men to the Lad cal Ad-
ministration, which will. aceol ding to its
avowed plan be used to further garrison and ?
override the South. Our contemporary Il per-
fsctly disgnsted and rashy declares q desperate
intention with intention wa hope, OF put
ting it into practice--of making terms with the
Republican party who 1t innocently believes.
would behave paternaly with the South II pro-
perly spproaeh d. 7eB y m'a r@sis bl
Our contemporary 10 particularly indignant
ut the passage OF the Hawaiian treaty. It is an
Infamous deed perpetrated against the sugar
and rice growing States. glaring piece OF in.
justice favoring oae section at the expense OF
another. Ii the gentlemen In Congress want to
establish free trade e: them do 1t uniformly.
The South could stand It. no doubt. as we'll as
1t says that tho country people are dissatisfied &
with the appointment Of members at large for
the State Central Com mmittee for the reason that
all OF them have b zen chosen from the city. =,
About Mr.. Fitzpatrick. it cannot mako up fts
mind 10 welcoms him into the Democratic fold.
and suggests that he should be repacked and z
returned prepaid to the more congenial bosom,
OF the Republican machine. e. ks,.s,t Il. ..f.~.
u 1t takes serious issue with the Times and
DEMocRAr on the subject Of jocular idea started
in . paragraph by the DEMOCRAT. concerning
the mortal danger of Radical politics TO the aver
age ambitious darkey. and spends quite q valu,
able fund OF argu mentaive talent to prove that
the DENoCRAT's plan Of frightening the negro
into voting the right ticket with such bosh IN
childish We had slways appreciated tho chiy-
aIric disposition Of the Bulletin. but never would
have thought that its fiery spirit would push II
e., far as to run n tilt In full career and with
pointed lance against passink joke. ldfH5 ~
Tho Picavune thinks that the elevation Of Mr..
Disraei 10 the peersge virtually retires him
from the sphere cf practical politics. 1t IL not
surprised that Grants impudent message about
the river and harbor bill should have created
sensation in tho House. The tendency Of the
Republican party has always been towards CEN
tralization and personal government and Grant
has fully elucidated that Idea in comparing the
American Republic to the German Empire.
1t thinks that the passage Of the Hawaiian
treaty was an act Of injustice and misfortune
TO the rics and sugar States. but contrary to the
Bulletin. 1t says that as the measureiwas not ono
Of party. 1t 10 no reason why It should influence 4
voters one way or the other.
The Times gives figures to sustain It's asser-
ton and says that the Office OF Criminal Sheriff
is sineeure and ought to be abolished Js s0
IL says that yesterday. with TIE thermometer ~
90 degrees. no less than ten or a dozen candi-
dates for Administrator OF improvements were
encountered and IT was not good day either
for candidates.