The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-05-12
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FOR THE
ampaign Against National Fraud.

FOR TIE
Campaign Against National Fraud.
president who was not elected by the people hav-
ing been inauguarted at " ashington through pro-
Cesses OF fraud, we call upon honest men of all par
effort for the correction of this great wrong and the
punishment Of the guilty to be enforced through the
For this outrage upon the right of self government
the Republican party and its chosen managers are
p4 sim q y teSpU II DMt II i MN " n ~ a nano Ean a q
erCisin the power of Government upon such author
lty are scarcely less guilty It. thar n they who conceiYed
The Fraudulent President and his advisors having
undertaken to torsake the ancient ways of the Re;
publican PARTY and having invited a Democrat and
a former Rebel to occupy one OF the mest important
oitlces IN the Cabinet propose to debaucn the honett
fees and by an enormous system of Government sub
sides tor ra lroads and canals, hoping thus to complete
in corruption the work begunin fraud. A the same
time with hypocritical p%retenses of reforming, the
civil service ,they Halter the vanity OF h9 hi t the9'
ministration is founded may be overlooked and con-
doned.
atOrswith whom it originated we call upon the people
commence Immediately acampaign like merciless
in II to The end The I'm shall never be found
laggard or timorousi in thisholy crusade; and we in
wife new recruits from every quarter to Join IN the
Our old friends and readers, a body of about a mil
lion readers-the same number as the majority OF
white citizens who, in November last, voted for
Samuel }. Tilden for President-we need only say
that we shall continue hereafter, as in the past, to
contend for honest, real reform, economy, and JUS
tice in public affairs. and that we shall still en-
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with careful. complete and trustworthy accounts Of
current events and news from every part of the world
while from W ashington especially, our reports W IL
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