The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
MORE RADICAL ISLANDERS,

ttafi that Wa fnnl enllnd npnn to notice them
Some time before the election tho Now
YORK Times sent down 10 New Orleans ite
most accomplished IIeHslar correspondents a
fellow Of Infinite brass. Of inniteslmnl con
science and with m unfathomahlo capacity
for lying IN othor words. II Inflicted upon al
unofrending and peacefully inclined com
munty their iIIcasian MI Howard Carroll.
Ills instructions were not 10 seok for the
truth and wtito it, regardless Of who might
he Injured. but to search diligently for oppor-
tunities and pretests for mallgning the peo-
ple of Louisiana In the interest of tho Radical
party and to ntnnsify tho feeling Of bitter
ness lletWNeu tho two SECTIONS ma much as
possible, ile has proved himself n fitting
tool Tor such infamous labor and his efforts
will stand brilliant examples Of monu-
mental lying against people from whom hn
has received hesotnfore nothing but Kindness
and vino have read his recent ana Inexcusahlo
ISLANDERS with feelings Of profound disgust
and acorn
We Wish t. say to those people In the North
who have read his sanderoug accusations
and who may b" disposed To- do Louisiana
justice. that Mr.. CAROLS statements arc
| utterly unworthy Of eredence, and that no
| seems to bc incapable Of telling the truth
| Tho Times has digniiied lds falsehooda hy
giving thnm editorial Endorsement. and has
lent Itself both willingly and cheerfrIIy 10
The dissemination Of tho most Injurious state
ments concerning our people In it's Issue If
tho lifth instant We find telegram from Now
Orleans, presumably from Carroll, from which
we mako the following extract
REBEL oUTnAsFs w LOUISIANA now DEMO
CRATIC NAtoRITIEs WE'RE OBTAINED RFruR |
I1cANa HANGED. nFATFN AMI srRETeuEn
New ORLEANS, Dec, i The fact that Madison |
parish, formerly giving $500 to $500 Republic IA |
is now explained Tho arrival Of two or three
trustworthy perspns from that region gives The
key to this RI Flit
Some days before he election partias of Dom
oeratin hulldozars oama In from Tho country and
made hostile demonstrations among the COL
nned mon "a they rode through the parish
They picked out the colored mon with whom
the management Of tho campaign rested and
then systematically got rid If them
IN sunday night Dhse Armstrong was hanged
I. y Brown, Rto postmastor md justice OF
ne :, ! re e. was h ha9eed o. Monday night.
BE Sheriff Peck was Whipped aud thnn
election Officers fled. .
The polls were han aken caro- of The mar
lah'F compliment Of votes was deposited In thu
boxes In bulk. NIL Democratic and counted as
above.
Let zig take this telegram MS a lair sampIe
OF those which have been forwarded "a the /
Times from this city and soc how II bears tho
light OF truth Our attention being directed j
TO tho publication. Wa at once telegraphed To /
parish for the facts. with the follow '
Ing result; /
Delta r.. Dec a.-The reports Of violence I
4 Madison parish are without foundation
they were thought here To be too absurd to
reed capitalization. and have been contrndicted 8
~ The Madison journal. Yieksburg Herald and =
lineage Inter ocean.
ELIAS 4 DENNIS. Is
Ronnbionn Parrish Judge r.
THOS, L. COATES. ~
Ntcr KeRe,MIh, y, sheriff. - -
Hartman Democrats Parish Executive Com
nFLTA, Dec I'm justice 10 tho people Of
his parish ] would shy that Brown who was Il
u election commissioner and brought In the II
~ turns. IA now hero. =
f"ek was working in ho Interest of tho Dem h'
Gratis for three weeks -
M disturbance OF violence Of my Kind on tho -
NY of election. pl
The result. gives satisfaction to everybody II
Seegt outeidn anu Disappointed oftee.seekers =
g " ~ - a JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Editor Journal
The first dispatch. IL will be observed, is
gned by tho Republican parish Judge and
10 Republican sheriff, and their statement -
loctually sets Mt rest the lie started here by oF
airoll or some other Radical HeseIan and -
roulatcd with such evident satisfaction Ivy y
" Times. In the telegraph columns will I"
SO he found dispatch from W A. Price tho IA
'lored candidate for district attorney for the pa
irish q Madison, corroborating the state WI
ents made IN the above special dispatched 81
the DEMOCRAT. 1t is not a difficult matter WI
IA, ...i,- FL.
g Times and other Radical journals, but tho :
cubic is to keep VI with them In their SLAM ne
rous campaign against Louisiana and tho tr
'uth They print tho lies and nili1t the in it
ry but deny the truth place In their col W
ms, hence tho difficulty Of refutation ~
le fact IL that the election through NJ
i the state was exceptionally quiet. -
areful and fair Every man voted VIZ
I tho candidate o. his choice, and the Radt- pi
campaign, which was farce aud sham en
m the vesy first. proved. rs was anticipated eo
everybody. 2 disastrous failure. The nom lli
ationsof Taylor Beattie BY the Custom
'use Sonvention was not we'll received hy y
4 eoored people throughout the State va
icy knew OF him only as an ex- Confederate ne
ieer and eX-m2mber OF the knights OF the Ihi
bite Camelia, and had no confidence In him: mi
lereas they all knew of Gov Wilt and oc'
my OF their leaders declared during the an
Institutional convention that they would TIL
te for him If nominated by the Democracy WI
ley have always regarded him as their sin tfl
e friend, and It is not wonderful that they Gun
led 70 evince any enthusiasm for his op- cia
nent. WI
The only disturbances reliably reported as IN
.urrtng during the election were created Up
Republicans In st. Martin parish Emile ed,
tiege tcoloredl. Republican candidate for az
'rttf, shot and killed the two Deahoussaye tof
,thers, who were sons Of the rival Rennbli- ant
candidate for the sherifaIty. In the first ing
I'd Of the parish Of Tensas q mah headed sui
James NJ. Gillespie. Republican candidate all
the office OF Lieutenant Governor, forcbly ahe
\ possession Of the bailot-hox, poll books ME
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