The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
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THE SOUTH.

THE SOUTH.
coal mine has Just been Discovered IN
Wise county, leNaH.
The Texas and Pacific owns lahdS IN InAas
tbnt ,yn,ld mike q State haif the SiHe OF Mus
SachilSattS -5.M5
sixteen hundred dollars were realized hf m
entertainment given in Houston for the Deile-
fit Of Gen. Hoods orphans
Tho Bolton .Iounai reviees It's crop cStl-
mntc, and Bays, taking the county, Inc aS'3 :
age will be about bale OF cotton TO % ~
acres.
a lot Of Grimes county extdusiers, EN-
ruiltc to Kansas, struck by the cold winds IN
Indian Territory, switched around ana came
back
English Immigrants arc rapidly filling w
Anderson county. They are OF u most dt'-
slrabl. class, being skilled both MS mechanics
and farmers.
J,it,ln Rock tuscNe: There are now 59t CON
vicLs in the prnttentiary. i gain Of 100 this
y cur, and 80 tar two white IT, ono cn}ored con
Wet of this Increase; but Pulaski, Chicpt, JEFF
foIsoIl, Hempstend and other counties, With u
larR" negro population, yet to hear from
Dallas LtrahL A special sheep shipping
cnr passed south yesterday evening, filled
with thoroughbred merinO bucks and ewes
from the famous sheep region Of Ohio. Some
OF the bucks were purchased at 500, ana
some OF .he ewes ut $3.50 They were being
taken to Kerr county for breeders.
On October " while zach Bralle, living
with Mr.. IT, w. i,rodnax, near Montgomery
Ala, WAS hunting squirrels, after having shot
and wounded ore, h. attempted to Kill It with
the breech of Ills gun (Which had ono barrel
loadedJ, when IL WIS discharged. the contents
lodging In his head, between the eyes, killing
hm instantly.
Raleigh hmmrr: 1t is estimated, we believe,
fI,ti ft al I.Et az 1t
less than nt the dHin ri the breaking out of
the war. Furthermore, as we learn from
State Auditor Lova, the incrense In the az
gregatn calculation of the State, real and per-
HonnI. will run between SIS 10000 and 100000
600 over the previous assessment.
CharIeaton Mars and foufi1y A sample
of cotton, the original Of which Is said to
have been Of Chinese growth, was on exhibit
ton yesterday at the Charleston Exchange.
II was generally noticed for It's superior
It was sent hy Mr. Ellison s. keItt, Of
Glymphvilc NeWlrrry county, 5. g, who
says ii was imported since the war aud has
been cultivated by him with care for four
years. Ihe crop this year will be about 700
pounds Of lint per acre, on t,iHit aercs II was
represented MS being not only the most pro
Lite, but the tlurst and largest Of all the short
staple EroWtha,
n MISTAKEN Eden
fButon Rpugs Advocated
The idea appears e. have prevailed among
the Radical leaders In their convention that
assembled in New Orleans Oh the twentieth
that there was widespread dIssension In the
Democratic party, and that BY nominating
Taylor Bnattn thny would be able u DOH q
large vote from among the dissatisfied Demo-
crafts. Meyer were Il set Of political ectcmers
more seriously in error. That there are some
dIss"nsnns among Democrats In few par
isheB OF the State there is no doubt, but these
discussions are confined exclusively 10 the
localities In which they exist and do not ex-
trEd to the State ticket In any sense what |
ever
For instance, in this parish there are some
Democrats who have organized an independ- |
ent movement and nominated n parish ticket |
That they will work earnestly for the success |
OF their ticket we have no doubt but at the /
same time We know, from tho character of /
the men engaged in the movement there Is |
not single one Of them who would vote for |
Taylor Bcattie and his ticket under any cir
because they know he represents I
their people.
The very name OF the party Mr.. Beattle
is enough to rally against him
every true Louisanian. 1t Is not enough to
say that Mr. B"tlttie il a nHtlVe OF the State, /
and that he has II fair reputation for capacity
and the better qualities of manhood What
the people want to know is, who and what
does he present
u
th. party that for twelve years held the reins
Of power in this State. tnd fastened upon
them the Returni z Board, that reversed the
decision of the people ut tn DaIot-boy, and
put In office dishonest n a who We're defeated
at the polls, that cat ,sd the Representatives
Of the pcopIc t. 10 bayonetnd out Of the halls
~ Legislation, chat taxed the property beyond
andura'5e and sluanderad the money thus
f!s,ed from the people, that ioisted into high
places men without character and without
al f,P hF fta
that caused honest and respectable law-abid-
ing citizens to b. dragged from their homes,
family aud business for no other cause than
hey opposed Radical rascality that Is led
~ Warmoth, Kellogg, Don A. Pardee, Burch,
md host OF other individuals of like
we're heaped upon the people In the past, that
Inverted and Squandered the sacred school
unds of the State and left the children of
Door men, white and co!Ored, to grow up In
ignorance, that Is responsible for all OF the
ermoll and strife between the races In the
litter and long t. be remembered past that
lid not scruple to incite the culared man 10
lot and bloodshed that the blood of the
martyrs fso-callndJ might be made the saI of
he church" ride Kellogg, that has cost the
nercial poverty, that has sought systenat-
cally to ruin the white people OF Louisiana.
Ne say that when the people Of Louisiana
earn that Judge Beatte IS the nominee III
hat party they will regard him as they would
N omen OF evil, aud will rally as one man to
efeat him and prevent the reinstatement OF
he party he represents to power.
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Alabama and Democracy.
Selma Argua.l
In each succeeding Democratic adminstra-
ion the revenues ot the State have been better
Objected it8 expenditures have been reduced
nd its credit has been improved. Under