The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-05-07

- So y
England group of politicians knew ex
l'actly how tile movement they instisa.
ted wonldHtnn7 out. Some peepl.
credited them with IL grand design o
drawing off enough of the negro ropu
la,ion from the South
PRIOR TO THE TAKING OF THE CENSUS
to cut down the representation nf thai
section in the lower house of Can
gress. Others believed tl.tt the de
sign was to colonizs enough negroes
in the close, or Democratic 4 States
North to lnrn The scale 1T the leil
election, and Tins produce the "snlil
North that they have been. pratinssol
SO much. Rut, neither. of these two
designs WAS actually entertained The
first was impracticable, because III
order to seriously affect tile ratio ioi
representation it wonldi he necessary
TO handle. and transfer masses of pop,
u'ation too large to be handled, and 1T
too great expense to be Transferred.
The second was ont of the question
hecanse the laboring masses Of, the
North would take the alarm and, eveH
EiftiRy did not forcibIy resist the eosoll
.tzatlon 81 s'.c'l an alien eletasns .in
their midst, would oyerwhelm ! it and
tie party that protiiotedit 1T the potts,
'Tovs'inposei that tstlr6 New aEpgl,.ut
group did not sec these; things lisata
suppose that they are faois, whereas
they are III fact SIMPLY kfia@ s. We
are 'therefereilett to adopt the concla
/ -s s.It WAT the New England group Dc,
signed 10 eHect precisely the re 'ult
that mas transpired, toWit: Fiie 'fesur0
Ireetl?n o.1tiie p'gseraas an Object. .ot
paoI'c a5sent,o 10y NY Y the apest|ract TAh hat
= an ! ne e, 81. Lou,s resolutions are
'nafc o.,tneo programme liIe'' next
tnMs WALL aosi radlci.li ies1l9H9ntl ll
Nopsfess !ln ms. the Serretary q
war 70 con,nly Win me tema,id TO:
.rrtlens.i resolution lwiA 81 coars.,
apaseyo y, g., aeoale; ana tins ldeualesyi y
faid atni TIM on1ort,,5;+ gy ,MsI s1 =, T.,
.ts,rehearse once more the speseh ,they
have been making for the last twenty
I'VE years years, On ., tne Niger II. ,the Az
s.'acs' Anu ,n's' II y 1onu'y anticf
pated j. avail fire'sthe NertIlerni f,eartl
Hereiwe Aave the ,gntionals of the. me-
gro exodus, from. beginning TO end /.
The premises of stliB New England
group have Iheenf fwehetakea $50 far saa
have sihinir d1ined Mn, ~ thav hans
always been dipping. they Have
i.laye,lapp tlieriofs their tricks; upsn bis
|, g.nllssluspectipg nature. They have, in.
'!nced, him to leave the country tt
|whosesf iela of exertior he9is shifted bp
nature and bF trimming. and, they ;llaHt
lett him resourceless in a, country
where she can do nothing bnt Beg
steal oristarvea THEY have setihim C
begging. gAndl nov they. propose tic
tire the Northern heart anew with thts
carefully arranged story ofshis care,
fully prepared woes.# Asli said, ieess.}
THEY HAyEf MADE No.MrsrA ZOE a nora
/ .,a :. THE. n1sern
WI, = - .,,o. 80. =, !. hs,s ~
y hete t.hes haye in'ssea tlieiG ca!cnla-
NV rs sopsnlS ene N 8, .le! heaft
mi. ne No NO e1 neare VIII not be tired
ae cry lof ratIoos fais apo' the, ear
OK .aSi,aI'us masses VINO liaye too hare
Tuin ~ H. s fatlons .or themselves ,5N
I IMu , s,'pu. ., 'ae sNor.'--elauKs &c
onnn one''na"1afe more more deeply
tn.eaesaea ID lhelr 9wa raes.ltutlon
. h D Wv posersy s, aha tnelf owp woes
: !n'.n q. sM .,o ct ue prepared suffer'
Jugs - moses 8 ssmdems lnggel mas
qus.'' iiS = ~ kouls s. : cnllA q II =
a, ~. nav ,, ,S.t ngl.n sss psopie van
es m"y ~ ea. p"..'0io" ~ negro s'pol