The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

TO fight? Is 1t the Republican party OF 1912
The snake you scotched two years ago was not
killed. T 9 party In New York. in Pennsylva-
MIA, in Indiana and In Iowa retains its position
but here it does not openly. show its strength;
It is responsible for. all dtssensions-for oil
tickets, Of every variety sufficient to past
The National party with its high sounding,
Fourth Of July spread eagle title calls itself the
Workingmen's and Laborers' party. and oilers
reiirf tn the oppressed classes 1t is without
principle; it is another name for party Whlc,h
in SECRET is ruled. and to whose councils 3D.
ssi Is only a1ed by and 70
Republican. J. Mad Wells, ,Thos, q. Anderson
Mes-rs. Castelanos and Gu'lom LAWYERS Of the
Smith, and every Radical of note down to the
lowest belong to it. Dissatisfied and sore
headed Democrats have Joined It, and men IN
also, but all after the Nationals had been ex-
the Radical string pulers.
posed have left 1t, not wishing to be- puppets for
Are the fruits OF good government to be thrown
away? Our delegates were chosen by the Poo
pie and acted according to the peoples wishes
and il there are any grumblers they ought TO
have voted In the primary elections ana nor
waited until noW to express their dIss a! s
n r hS Ss1 aed to 90 y
4 CO cou H MOI iApplsusej Do they de-
ys hsr Power f ers s o ha1 Nf 0m
citizeDs OF New loans since my boyhood, and
they are represented by this audience. lap
dead beats. but ell respectable citizens Of all
classes who ratfy our ticket It Is g fair ticket.
Are any Of the opposition tickets better than
1t ia true Take the Second Senatorial Distrioi.
Burwell is on the National ticket. and there Is
hn independent candidate In the Third benato-
rial District. and the Nationals have one also.
Tie speaker then, upon closing his orattion.
delivered in his usual happy style, retired. re-
t,ytr n n n n ryG
follow an address from his eloduen' tongue.
When Mr. Jonas had concluded The following
resolutions closed the proceedings:
Whereas, 1t is Of vital importance to return to
the Federal House of Representatives q major
ity of delegates from the Democratic Oonserva-
tive party. not only numerically as q whole but
so as to ca -ry a majority Of States. IN case the
presidential election be remtted to Congress;
Whereas. 1t is no less important to SECURE
sentatives and s. nators In view OF the election
OF United States Senator, and also for the
purpose OF carrying TO their consummh'tO Ion the
reforms SO auspiciously inaugurated by the
State;
i. Resolped. Tint We view with deep concern
and deplDre the diseenst rs which exist in the
ranks of The Democratic Conservative party of
The city Of New Orleans.
g. RESOLVED. That an independent ticket for
the Legislature In opposition to the regular
ticket adopted by the convention Of the Demo
cratic Conservative party is a peril not only to
our supremacy In the next General ASS amhly.
erHl RI ,tinnR.
3 Resolped, That political salvation in this
crisis may be assured only by strict obsery-
ance of party usHgns and customs. and that
feaIty to the Democratic Conservative party re-
auires the cordial support Of the candidates So
lected by the State Convention ct 3 4ton Rouge
and by the Parish Convention held at the Odd
Fellows Hall in tue parish of Orleans, and that
We do cordially indorse Hud ratify he nomina-
tons made by these conventions of the Demo-
cratic Conservative party.
COMMITTEES on r solutiona-H. @ Miller. A. Fl.
May ?. Fourchy, / N. Marks John Z. Moore.