The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-13

voteta 10 tho rotla whoeo voice would on 'our-
nRe bis h"nthinan and senh tettet aud diamaY
Ills ea' vtaea used IN ihe present aaturnlan7 A
erF fnt A"ttbatn Rneakers wis heard. loud and
II the rprty md vet hia voice was not heard
In The laud
IL tha erorta wo have made heretoforet % pto-
teat The riuhta ~ Union soldinrs and purify the
itatmittcan pa1ty we have not bean insanslbe
ta the o,lll lem of spmeoi our .mia friends,
rattv hr trlllpe truths ou ot s6honl int 10
TICS ,nRtta, lot them remeMhar. we are acting
| ~ strl" accord with ,he Federal snmlhstta-
| onr npurap and commend ua fel 81 datnr.
hjdhsv "@t ieaV Vtha y" paetsfa ttsggislatne ttsgt
could II haze nIeneb k-iluRg - Unltad States
| senato,2
n our oppoaltlnn 10 hlm as Senator we ere
! only nR,tylap nat tn its logical eohelusohs the
policy ~ the aaminlat,aiiun.
IL nnr nrpoalton - the custom Hopse faa-
| and tha dnmand wa have made md rapeatedlv
ral,etetnh that aueh nen aud suHh ppliey aa
| wan % hith1 hefuta ha senpta committee the
Itther dnv ahonia ha changed tte hare ohiU fols
| i3trfi The nhnintsft atipn n its denund for eipil
emrinn ,ff,t,n ard ptenadel the Prhaident In
| areea ~ help him III ha atrugule with the cor
rnrt "nl"iee md 'hiev'ng ringa, that have In
stalled 'lemsevsa N i,a na,hlle service, es-
| Mint an ntet Fehafai hureaus.
| We ejlnll therefore continue Tho struggle un-
| III public t"hhere are not rewarded with Aenst-
t., al honrta NOT eur public hnitdipes made
| boarding hnnasa' pf where those live at the
| ,,nnaa win, rnn,la, in suoh nnhnlv am
| i.Itian pna wiz ella,l il totbary II lie stats
| unt1a, lnRsl totna and brought dieeredit upou
| itnl"n eul'leta Md fnRdo "ut rnrtY odiouH
/ II wa hal not Ilfoi NJ our YHee again such
| rul,ltn wrongs tba would would hage Justly
chm poI ia within fall share nf the rasunnalhli-
| lfg fnt tho ferrlhla short nnninga ~ our pres
Itandad lnA1nfa lEni naw havina ent the partr
| laaan from thaaa nen, we Hrn daafmtned thnt
thaF atlrli =" lnnpat dearaeA Il and he leaders
IN tho pnrtv II on nhoi'a
/ Na do tHnfhftfIa Invite tho noHnusfHtfrn OF
al ttnlpu mon we'll as hnaa VINO hafendeh
| tho Hop ami III laAo ,riH IN future iefrnd t. To
| anrua trr wand ani join with nH IN the Union
| i6lrtf|c"u rn1 n aud otRaniTa Tor tho next
| political naWraign snfn " tha tntnfe w otn-
| tra Tho deetInha If his State as long as we give
| inst lave ena = hnra and hnnssf administration.
/ Aul "a this end wa ttand TO start n wsaHir pa
| r,aqreea known t" IN" pthiie, nna we hope the
filu" viii bn abort hnfore The utnpnt arrange
M II II nrn n,aaa to hrug out the Union Repnbv
h1an AS on 9tRHn -
While Inviting rertespnndenee with loading
men ~ MI The tiafiahna aud aahing our conn
talaa Throughout tue Hate 70 aafhhllsh noa.a
II hatnIuny With nnr Organization, unhar ghaf~
tara whi"h will Ia fteelv givent Il Ia hiahtS
pt"per Ion ne II 'Ieaete our preference 70 the
| furt at,pruartjnp national political contest.
W. haye Iufefrnd tho Hon John sherman OF
phlp. our choice f9l bast freaidenL
/ IN making this frank de"aratlen OF our in-
tnntun wo 10 ,tet veh 70 Initiate The 0uetoin-
House rir ION who entered Into alliances with
tho hntl ilirR unity and 'han sold thorn ous
/ pitlt,ut ,eu,atss, md broke faith with I'll par-
tiona in lair pr, tended convention In favor Of
,!ao Grant as 'hsIr h choice \ lor the ape hess
man. Vet lheas instances of duplloty ere In
strict kaapinp with their character. pa Illus
It,nfad In nil thrtt crooked dealings mud venom-
nns anh snake lke cunning nnd treaohery.
Our ",,pnRlttnn tn tho denomination and elsgs
tton ~ Con. Grant may be briefly stated as fol-
Ilaws
| TIa 70 eInetiou means the restoration 10
pawor In New Orleans of the Kellogg .Oustom-
IIonaa vhlaby regime.
y lila nnaneiI policy Withdrew $500, ,0oo,o0a
fron, tho roopa 70 pay ~ national debt. th@
ho'dera dd moi want. thereby depriying the
country ~ money TO DO business With" and
bringing On ~ many years ~ hard times and
producing 80 mnnh want and mlsefy among the
people.
Ie would not sanction tho arrears Of
penaion htll'' that haa since boon passsd, ana
done 40 much good to most worthy and needy
eIaae Of mon widows and Orphans.
4 IIn hamnnatiz II svar.
Il IIa opnoead aiv r Rs money.
q. ile wit hdrnw the grn0nbRcka Ha Tar No pDH~
ainle, from circulation
! lilo veropd the equalization bounty bill.v
which gave tho noldsra from ssa to 500 aplsess
u most worthy Hnd moody ciass. and by whose
ent yres suffering md rnnrlflre he was made
famona. boaruigIna to them his small pitiancs
affnr ha htaseY Ind drawn t4na,0nn from the
national trnnanry. togsther with Grs houas
lent. Fuol, Hight and Heryanta. for eight long
i years.
n II vloniea Tho precedent set by Washing
ton which In stronger nw In tho hsarts OF the
American pt"ple thnn tho constitution itself.
who hy II declared n Mjld term was wholly In-
oonaipiont with aud dangerous 10 Republioan
institutions md thu liberty ~ o FREQ people II
~ pre"rdahi Tint prnters them from the
mnroy row0f, fHuIiIy Influence and tho klnRiE
tendency ~ mn nristorrncy founded on them.
always encouraged by mn army OF place hunters.
II Ia tho OILY protection ngainst tho advocates
or n strong government and tho unscrupuiouE
men that always flock around sneeesstul gen.
arnl.
fof thaEo renaona this association opposes
lha fon@rn iunfi0n nf tGn. Grant and, by 80
doing rnndnt tho country. la thelr Judgment
tho bout uoRhibie aerviGs
a MI q hp
! In financial policy. now successfully " inaugu~
I rated. thnt has lsatorsd " prosperity TO the
, most If our country srdpta bsfore Wit lsse esd,
by bringing money to fhs country lnstsbd OF
i sending H. nwfV hyGiving us silver again M
money by pnylns ~ the psn,al9sns,,ra n9dsr the
lin TINT ho ia In favor of tho equalization OF
1 hountlna" His RbilltIes and patriotism are un-
uuGs' lOnei
a Therefore, NIL who believs with us. We extend
I 10 thsm tho hand Of fellowship and AJAX that
i they nnlte their labor with us to mako our plans
J VIZ certify fhnt tho lato election. ms far nm wa
have boon nhle to hear. In all The parishes was
penceahle, md IN the city there vas neither vio-
, lence nor Intlmldntion.
Therefore. grateful to Almighty GOD. who
nude ua md preserved us 10 oaltle and Ia peg.
s OF national defenders renew their devotion to
y tho Union and good gI4vernIment,
: 4. H. 'M4M 'MMo4MMtu'gaAY,
EDWARD MOHOSINI.
II. voa WERTHBkN.
4 J. J. CHAMBERS
n j. E. i. KAKESHfD
Committee.
II Ws certify That the above nddress was sub.
/. mittsd at the regular meptng OF thia associa-
r ton hold On tins ninth instant. and by II apa
' | proved and ordered printed.
,, THO5 II WYNNE.
! President of ths General Council.
i NJ W HAKNAN Commander.
i O. H. ROSS Mpj9 Com mander
. BENZ. T. CABsARD. AdjutanL
= On1claI.
q nEnpGE nm IAkZ4C
q haRlntRnt AbIutant.
New OFlenns In. December IA 1879.
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q River News.
- CINUNNATT Dec. 12.-The river is 10 feet
;. inches And stationary. II is splitting snow.
PiTTsBURa. Dec a. The river is 8 feet