The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-31

political questions, and In the polling OF your
an opposition nominee Listen to the voice oi
the Democratic party. yield to the counsel q
fEeed3m t 2, as q1nderstood bg our party M and u
cd, though Che M he4ysns ~ iAbpplapqse,l and
H5eer tie ehet bs gs Hays or
any other. SO long will onr liberties and fran.
securing liberty, and the privilege Of freemen is
to stand by the National Democratic party and
present h an unbroken l end undivided front to
| Why should not every man vote the Demo
| cratic ticket That party has been true to is
our State from Radicaligm and Repnbllcauisn.
L. Louisiana; II heroic struggles, bravery
to the Democratic party of that State, and Is still
date, the choice Of the Democratic party. Jap
IN 1880 there will be only two national parties
In the field the Republican part, and the DEM
| ocratie party. The present leader OF the Re-
| ling. the most powerful and most vndictive
| flaunter, Of the. bloody shirt, the man who has
| speeches. SO much on that subject. When
wanderers from tho Democratic ranks return
| to us, only two parties as | have said before.
In 1880 Louisiana will be the eynosure Of all
| eyes. when no returning board will hamper and
1nisinterpret the. public expressions. We would
| be ashamed. and also recreant to our past Ca
| reer, II In IN 1880 our party is divided.
| L appeal In earnestness TO you; let there. be
| no discomfort. no preferences and no preiu
dices. Sink all your ideas Of dissatisfaction
| forget them. surrender them; immediate your
fancied wrongs upon the altar OF your country,
Maintain your record, for the only party to save
the country is the National Democratic party,
Fl 9E Isl % o to the
The honorable Senator then withdrew amidst
laundering applause.
col. I. W, PATTON,
our worthy and beloved candidate for Mayor.
sentative on the municipal ticket Of the Demo-
cratie party. Lam lpIeased to address you and
agagst any ataek When sn den ,e paes
claim @ hearing, 1t L. just that attention should
be paid to them. The Democratic, party CON
The banner Of the Republican party, that Of the
Nationals. the latter being herald o., dissen-
sions and trouble, which comes aghln after hay
confront the Democrats, They (the Nationals?
pretend that toreig, erg have possession of oil
%s the list Of b Hg u pGs9ns In
and still that National party holds secret Get.
inRs to gesurrect that period OF terror aud
! an sorry to state, also. that the Ciizens' As
eocIa'ion. notwithstanding it's go called al
legiance to Democracy, is running an opDosi,
thought will convince these gentlemen that
they are In he wrong, and that the, will help
us 20 gain tho Datle over tho 1nSld}Ous ana
dangerous Republican party.
Union amongst us is absolutely necessary.
and We shall have no hope for prosperity In 1890
unless We come to perfect understanding with
each other. have not much to say, gentlemen.
but Of one thing be sure that II elected prom
ise, to'the best OF my ability, to do Justice to all
alfke, without regard to race or condition"
tApplauss,l
HON. b. y. JONAS
being called upon slapped forward and said:
II have lust returned from q country tonr
81 told a nor in ia i.h hat,
matt or how many tickets are out. our Demo
cratic ticket will win on the day Of election.
lApulause told them 50 BECAUSE / know It.
has gradually riaen from its annart nj deRrAda-
tion. end will continue to rise until it establish.
es the blessed era Il reform, economy and good
Ia voice. hes dead"l The Republican party. 1t
hides in the Custom HouRe and fosters the es-
tabIishment of all thos" sslit tickets. The Re-
Dubli"an party, ke the ostrich hiding its head
under the ground, thinking not to be seen. is
lul king In the dark-lanten caverns Of the
will be edne ched."
The speaker made q lengthy argument In
favor Of Foreigners. and concluded BY giving his
hearers q graphic and ludicrous sketch OF
Kaarney and Ben Butler.
Several other gentlemen. among whom Mr
whsh and nrk Ml r. 5enn hn FSpfss stgss M be
ing. end as th-ir opinions are known already
We will mt repeat them.
Lastly Mr.. Dave Noise spoke, and the meeting
da dn off red % bz Mr MPa1Hng Hg hT following esor
BE 1t Tesolped. By the Democratic. Conserva-
t I've voters OF The Sixth d g. rict of New Orleans |
that we do hereby r"ti y the action our parish
nominaine convention. and indorse the nomi- |
nations made by said convention.
BE IL further Tes0ued. That we will use our
hot endeAyors and do all in our power 10 elect
ne entire ticket as nominated by said conven