The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-01

nunu VITA the Survivors OF the Carpet Isnu |
King Disgust OF Democrats In Roth states. |
NV ORLrNNs. May N.-Judging 10y the !
rr,wla W Tire politicians and office seekers of
/ ,n rartios I'm this State. it would appear that
cohesion and harmony in the pursuit " n COM
t.nrurpose NO longer exist in either organi
gtion. The Administration Of Gov. Nichols.
vIitl came into power a year ago under favor
rfionuspicc4. and in the enjoyment II the con-
D. l,neo " a large minority Of the population.
! g.. i'm that short period. become an object Of
contempt and may say hatred. on the part Of
rlt tl4s- ~ the community which was largely
j uw,ntal in bringing IL into existence.
The dl~sat sfaction Is felt not only 10y poll
4 un- whose aspirations have failed Of rcal2a-
tI.u. hut 10y tho rank and nlo Of the Democratic
conservative party. Discomfort was to have
! 10 expected on the part Of disappointed office
s Nors and political srhcmcrs. and that they
would unto their forces with those Of the oppo-
tt.In was also thing to bc looked for Nal
contents generally pursue that course instead
{, accepting their inilurc with cquanimty. hut
That the non-oill 'e-sccking. non-politicl por-
ton Of the community should Withdraw their
support from an Administration they them
selves had set up at such heavy cost OF life
md treasure as WIS incurred in the overthrow
Of radicasm and carpct-haggery was not to be
looked for.
The fact is That tho administration Of Gov
\ cholls was the outcome Of revolution
made hy few hundred patriotic and sclf-sarri-
NIX men of independent and conservative
Vows possessing. it is true. the sympnthi's
mud aided also by the material assistance of q
largo proportion Of the wealthy and intelligent
cfsrns-who drew in with them the Demo-
cratic party of the state. They counted upon the
adoption W q policy 10y Gov. Nichols and his nd-
v~crs which would give due recognition To the
sentiments and principles which had a'tuatcd
N'h IN r'-nrllh~ 10 l"r''. Tor inc PURPOSE "l
terminating hndlra rule IN Louisiana ana put
linz an end to the control which had for years
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pinrni necessary bv GOV NihmlIs's o,,nnt.
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vii n were very nauseous t. the non.uolitilnl