New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
nor VIOLET RARrIsAIg

aDanns! says the tssty old ssistsSeEs
in the play, 'tsay I am high tempsre'
again, and I will break every bone b
your bodyr Our irascible neighbor, tn
l:Psc, denies the impeachment Of vic3sn
i partisanship with the same dramatic heat
and furnishes IN IT, act md aEtiale q
dsaial The most conelusiys evidence IT,
The charge is trse. If it be an independsn
jounal, Why nj expand ths, mantle o
chaity. Why not uphold the sosptzs q
justice7 II ind nothing 70 say in exculpa
tios Of the Rsgablieaa party. Why, III
President Of The governments has institutsd
tho very proaecstions undar which IL
| pab,ie nosals'Srs beihg preserved and the
pubic treasury projected, ..e .
The Rspabaisaa press has usged hives
tiga&ion and punishment Roguery -
no 3sinciple and il Of all politics. ".
NJ Tweed, . Denocratie Senator, with hia
Denoeratie PAX. has robbed the city
treasury Of New York Of some millions.
Hs vas escorted from prison by his Dem
oesatic jailsrs under the guise of Legal
'os" N.Y. usS0e1Bo n en l \A0no'
cnt) seems 10 have grabbed large fund
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- - .n,..s. th.t the i.v.ati~.t;or ~
the oottoa ciaims frauds, while it aotually
stsae.es eaa41snty 20 soms Petsons, eas
With The desi1,s Of casting a rsproaea upon
some 81 re most repseaese members q society,
Sr;no oSe.t 3 ,sishsd for eosssmmosos'
The grand Jury will probably recognize
r ILL., tsst;secrr ~;+so,t T. he ha.e iH
positive proof. [Osr isaaiesJ aTio
This anonymous imputation upon the
motives of the prosecution vas denied BY
the federal attorney in . subsequent issue
of the same paper. OF what account is
that e. parts denial il the Picavane was
satisfied that the charge v9s just. |
These ase many subordinate evidences |
Of Z want of independent party justice to |
be found in IL pleasant account of |
'.Anothernero cutting scrape, "Recontrs I
between, two coloved women. " contrasted
nth 3 scene in Coliseum SQUARE in which
mo names are given and no arrests
made" t.-r
rh. Rr,n., ,c.x navs n.,,e: :. Tia M
;.l ;onrn., of the STATE Tha n,ssc.n,
avsnarar vas the of,;cio, ;o,rno, of tha
t.ta The Damocratic p;.o,on. "a
reaches the REPUBLICANS with this rela-
ion. We present the Democratic press
MS dilemma: Either the Democratic
ontract with the State was immoral, or
Democratic Journal may make such
ontract with propriety, while Republi-
IN contract Of the same character de-
,rves the reprobation Of society. We
ave never defended the system of con-
act printing. We never instituted the
,sten. The Democracy has shown its
sfects in signal instances. Are We 70
fer from the imputations thrown upon
, that Democratic journals should have
70 monopoly Of such contracts? We
ould like to hear if the Democratic jour.
Ils win unite in what the republican
Of England calls - self-deny-
2 ordinance" win the Democratic
ate. Convention pledge itself against
% practice Of granting such printing
,ntrscts as was granted to Richie. La
re and Nixon?
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