The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

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WIN '1e oo,p,'k " oolu ns ~, .h,e
mornings, Whlch seelH hnusua.it e.iiy sn.e
year, Washington begins to I'LL up rapidly.
0ur oun nennle after the ray luxurlouanees
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passing through Tor CLIMAX OF enjoyment ia
New York. So have passed Gen. Beauregard,
n W Huntington. Een.. Mr.. and Mics Hitch
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epck anu num .u.,... - -'ss1.'s
WANDERING STATESMEN
- ~ avantnu and although the HAYES hippo
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u thora .ra faw - the ring entmnIs left In
,wn r. keen mn the national show The Re-
.,hiiesr nnlttiniana from our own State are
kuu,i9 T., tkIarohla Ynrea and If il infImatad
that some new life 10 to be infused Into the
prosecution of the old whisky frauds. Al
bert Leonard La here and 30 ID judge JDnn
Ray. who. am told, has been dropped out OF
the government employ In the whisky mat
tera. The courteous and stalwart ]. Hale
Hypher is also here, pushing around with
great vigor and apparent purpose. While /
don't claim to be- at all en- rapport In the
workings Of politics. 1t occurs to Inc that
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ISL pAI t.ehla,.y poony luno INV, "nn snu
Wnlppslsn VIII ns1 ,I s,, aa.,n -, IL
49, = 1917. in th war an ~, narannal rnau.
netIam, For one, / eee mo man 40 clearly IT,
dictated ag the next Radical choice as Y. 3.
Grant, notwithstanding Geo. ". Ghiidss as-
snrances. John Sherman may WORK up the
heavy battalfonE OF the party aud those who
hold on to the iuttenfng end Of the adlninis-
tratinn spoon AMI get dip into the HAye8s
eight. to-seyen pottaee will come up and yell
like little men, but when the real business oil
the campaign begins and the big feeders come
up to the CRIB, there te no one who can claim
their enthusiasm af,0 NIL tnelr capaelous MAD
IKE the Rfea, mer,eah Ilng Re.lera1oI anu
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a 81 sus ND Dom rIahara wha want the
srehaIa" wbinned over again or nj leaat
,,',I,sd ,nt n.i., .eanieaesnna tn their on.
ixhtanaI ~ rue avarv in,r aara Theses unnf,
km.nne = 81 .uio wv ioui yo@17' eooe
poopio o" n,aa,,srrn wtr., uAvpa
.' ~ ny
because he did not maintain Louisiana ana
South Carolina In the same eona,tlon q vas-
shlaRe 10 the carpet-naR elemehI Wnlcn cnaI-
aeterizsd ne reign o. the Rooa anu q, fremt
urant hnu MaIeon AeEe 10 ny soI. " uuApe
In my mind that this element WILL navef
large representation 10 the next lsspuoiilcah
convention: Ine more tns poW1I ses1ns uIop
ping out OF the hanas OF the bloodhonnds oi
tns purity inc more thls hungry cro~ :, .., WI.
raise tne cry o. ooutHa.n nu11hke, NeW
fepeilioi, n1nh @ our IheheIs ~ .InRel
ana the more Tho silent man on hoTsenask
Will become necessity. Il any one doubts
this, let them reAa the
EXPLOITATION OF sTALwAHTIsM.
Very naturally the first question that guQ-
oeata itsalf iss "Whn should na the standard
han.ar ]" Il, nrotaet reasonnha men and the
great political and Material interests OF tile
country against the influence OF THESE stai-
warts.
Is Mr.: Tilden tha man. Woufd MT. II
den and his hackers nave more nerve 10 1881
than they did In 1871 Would 1ney not cover
anu give way before
THE "sTALwAHT" CRY OF "A NEW REBEL
IIONt''
Would thew stand I'M before tbe howls Of
tha miacallad slayal,' North who nana,1se
tho south Objects 10 he lanuer Divided and
r,mnnrarua solid vote fnr constitutional gov
ernment, yells, with pretenae Of patriotic
alarm, againsta "soid SOUTH" Would not
this cry OF thirty millions Of loyal hearts, =
who are said tn stand ready tp prevent n