New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

February II, is77. )
The die is cast. The deed is dun. After
the s0operhooman efforts nv Tilden and
MorEisey to give the people reform gov
eminent, q unconstooshnel and partizan
tribcOnel hez cOuutid the yOOsurper HAYES
into the Presidenshei chair, and the Post
offices IL to be eontinoOd in the posheshioD
nv the RadikeIs. We can't help it-TiIden
can't help it--MorriseY can't kelp &c, NOR
can help it. TiIden did his best for purity
and reform--n0 man Twin ever made more
sacrifices in the intrest nv pure govern
ment than he did. he paid over $4,000 to
buy up one eleot0r In Oregon. and he spent
over three millions in kuyin up voters in the
other States. Ell, after that, the idee nv re-
form in the government failed, his skirts is
cleer. The country kin go to the dogs, but
he is guiltless. He wood hev spent more
money he'd there bin any place to spend 1t
in to advantage.
The news cf the ackahen nv the com.
mishn plunged the Corners into despare
immejitly. Bascom sed he mite ez well
make an assignment tO-Wunst and quit, for
unless he Good git. some reddy money out
nv the holders nv Federal posishens, Their
wuz no yoose in keepin his bar open. Con-
tinyOoal ehargin Wuz altogether too heroic
for him. And the iHdiRnashen nv them ez
expected Fedral appointments wuz terrible.
They didn't say much, but there wuz that
compressor nv the lip, that Ominus silence,
as they took Their drinks, that meant more
than mere words.
We met to consider the sityooashen, the
mite the nOoze reached us, and stirrin
speeches wuz made by me and the others.
The fOllerin resolOOshens wuz offered:
WAREAs, The only obiick nv the Jint
Commishn wuz to declare Tilden elected,
and
Whareas, Et that wuzR't the objeck wat
WIZ the yOOse nv hevin Jint COmmishn
ct all, ez Ferry Good jist ez easy declare the
eleckshen nv Hayes ez the Jint Cemmishn;
and
Whareas, The Jint Commishn amt lest
exactly wat the Dimocrisy expected it wood
be; therefore. be it
ResolVed, That the ackshen NV Judge
Davis in acceptin seat in the SENT from
lllinOy, wich perventid him from Roip onto
the Jint COmmiehn, deserves the reproba-
ahun OF every troo Dimocrat, pervided
Judge Davis wood hev vOtid first, last
and all the time, in an unpartizan war,
with the DimOeratic members Of he had
gone onto the Commishn. Eff he woodn't
hey done this, it don't make any difference,
and this EesolOshen goes for nothin.
Resotped, That the aokehen nv the Dim.
ekrstic members nv the commishun in
aticktn like wax to the Dimekratio vew nv
the case, in an bipartisan way, and never
under any circumstances votin with the
the Dimocrisy nv the Corners ez bein in
the highest degree patriotic and proper.
The Dimekratic members, by adherin to
Their party ez closely ez they did, deserve
the harty approval nv ever Dimekrat in
the land. The Corners sea: "Well dun,
good and faithful servants, /" and ef we kin
raise money euuf for another struggle for
reform, we shell say to them; "GO mp
ResOlved, That the ackshen of the Re-
publikin members of the cOmmishn, in
votin every time in akkordAnce with the
wishes Of cher party, deserves the severest
reprehenshun Of the people. Their blind
partisanship-ther inability to raise Their.
selves above the level NV Repnblikinism-
ther stubborn refOosals TO vote with the
Dimocrisy and let Tilden and reform slide
through, shakes our confidence in human
nacher, and makes us tremble for the re-
publik. The Corners with one voice pints
the huger nv skorn at them, and withers
EN- BY deelarin it hez no longer any conf
dence in EN-.
RESOLVED, That ez the Commishn wuzn't
put up ez the Corners wantid it, and ez it's
decision hezn't bin wat the Corners wants,
the Corners demands that il to wunts dis
solve, holdin that with Brady onto it, it
wuz conserved In sin and brot fourth in
lniquity, and that it is unconstitutional,
anyway, and subversive nv the dearest
TUGS Nv NuG AIU6NiRlN DoOplo.
Resolved, That az the decision wuzn't wat |
we expected, We don't consider ourselves |
bound by it; and We demand of our Repre- |
in Congress that they ignore it !
and perceed tOWunRt, to ceolare |
Inden and Reform eleotid, and inOgerate |
him at all hazards.
ResolUed, That the Corners pledges itself |
Q send to the tented field, in support NV |
COngris, every able-b bodied Dlmekrat who |
will 60, pervided the Dimekratic Nashnel |
COmmitty will send free passes to Washing |
Ton, and sich clothing ez will enable EN- to |
make q proper and decent appearance in So |
,iety. Pantalo0ns and shoes shOOd come |
irst. And by this reeolooshen the Corners |
pledges itself unreseryedly to gore.
Resolved, That hevin exhausted all efforts |
l0r peeceble elecshun nv Tilden and re-
iorm, We hist our flag, with the words onto |
c, "Iilden and Reform or blood"
Resolved. That it is the sOllum convicshun |
Nv the Corners that any government not in |
The hands nv the DemOcrisy 10 unconstitn- |
ional, and We refuse TO pay any taxes to |
any SIGH.
10 wunst, es all res0looshens wich offer
are, but ! red en- over twiot. "FreDds,"
.ed, "this is the sOllumist time we ever he'd.
These resolooehens meen blOod-pOAsibly |
they may take ycO away from your homes,
and Bet 700 all in the front nv the battle.
Are VOC prepared for thisi Pause afore
you vote
''Eoljers in this holy war git shoes and
trousis, and three square meels day, don't
lheyp wac the response from all parts nv
the house.
Undoubtedly" wuz my answer.
"Then our voices Is for war in the coz nv
the conatitOoshen," wuz the yOOnanimus
x ponse. Enroll US to wunAt, and send
on the supplies.n
Their amt g more patriotic people in the
country than the Corners. Wen the Cor
nePs rises tyrants my well tremble. The
wuz past, and the Corners has
spoken. We await the aokshen nv our
representatives.
PETROLEUM v. NASBY,
= Toledo Blade. Ex-Reformer.