The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-30

rih'tf' tE'ti'
safety ana security
MIR, Hea'te waa born n hle State, and has
hail ,nsjtlnn hare. tfnnla Wilt rnnr eaanta It
Democracy. fa patriotism, its tptelligan"e te
material nlganaatnant. Taylor Enattia fnnra
eontR hmaalf hi7 pRrtY npd the bloody shirt
The one represents tho pntiy which WIS onne
d Eurnltant a' the door nv nntipnAism. wh inh
took ua NJ In the lark days Of our H1lleinn
tha rary which aEnltad III our lafeat ana dts
isreaa, and said there no pana for ia lu the
Federal Union la represented by Taylor Beat
tic
II Ia not for ua IN DO more thpn antortain love
for that lost eanar ana hero VIII ofer trihu'c
To II. THE speaker here made atnunhlnR allu
aon to the ratriotlo dead aud The cause 'hny
4 Ours II the mIxnd Democracy ot sentiment
| and rensnn. Louisiana politics arc not marc
ahstraetiops; they are not questions of trade
| and tariff, but the preservation II our own nu-
tonomy. Uur snnti'nan nung nifantInnataly y To
the nemonIatic party Whan we mrst neaaod ~.
| nm, mud whoan history II written nll over with
the hlphtinN Of our tanIereat hopes. Rapuhli
con orators hava declared hst States rights
ara ohterated TINT there muet he cpneol
dated government, which maana consolidation
ana against II ID the Voice u Democracy Tha
s@nn re ao !" Il .h' Visn {"
| tho North, murders md langing4 nnnnr. aud
there y ~ howl about u hn' when thny occur
| / n the South tho howl Ii raised.
I d. net hnlnva the nrnnla of tho NORTH want
| M einpira. Hni Know Tho taore nf tile apnth
WIZ y a." l,,,. sanction Fhnn ean-t Ct aay al
| that wa 81 lai IN the destruction of tho rsupb
/ Ha.
| II Ia true wa mav nharge tho namnnratin
| rntty with iha that nnh fhe other nnAnsn hut
roi nnnttp. tta remedy must not laa more III
| lntinua hen the diaapaa lot W bury sfa
luiiCa Ill tiia afInrf w rauAnr snnanaafrl ho
democratic party and hnrmont7, aut differ
anoaa before tll1 ptrnpHla
When Mr Hnattia hrays nhput hulldoaing, nak
him what ltlngR dl when In sant his police
Into tho reunftA whnn hn brpYR ahpuf truth
ask how much Ktogg eyer told. whom he
htays7 aahout toiolafion, aak what ~ knews
n H,AlIl
White Iamaii4: when hn gays hn iagninE ~ wv
counted out. ask what ktIlogg's Returning
Board lid
Tho spaakor eono,n'el witt, m eloquent a.
"rdum urging the Democratic pnrty 70 ha true
TO theif principles
HON. hhHrAfit T. atHEnN
took the stand. He hnI found on hls orrivnl
from tour of tho Itnto Tint ho waR announced
TO speak ut this mceting. Ha could not fall 10
ha hnre this evening tn Epeals III IN district
which ha Ind ~ long represented IN dnngre 81
This was not merely Il eamrRiRu ~ socure he
election nf Gov. Wilt nr of maintaining thand-
hernnce Of tho poorle 10 The rational Demo
cratic rarty. II was u provo that the
Nichols government. installed about two
yoare nEo. bad redeemed III rI"daee to
the people After rahrataing tho events
eonneotaj with tbe election of Gov kinhullp
ha admitted tho prnrriaty of Hlhoronoa TO a
narts. hut denied that thla ndlnrnuea should he
given NJ, unless tho party should he q party
With The g % ot the peopln a. lta purreRe, Ile
found that the pledge af Tho Nirh0lIa govern
ment had haan t. pt Eie found paace plenty
and hal pony throughout thn State There WINS
no people more comfortable. 40 ordlng ~ thrit
menns. tnan the peolle If this State fHos
which would have heon apparent ~ the Rapuh-
lcan leadera. had they visited Louisiana ma
they had contemplated
After alluhiDg 10 the general condition Of the
wh 10 country, Mr.. NihHon waa led to rofer tp
Tho 9haraea u b. stl!itY .of tho South made BY
th1l! !nt M ,,E fH1
hlethat war should have taken place without
leaving its marks upon the structure of our
illustrated thia fact they wete tho results of
the war. African slavery waR broken i'm aud
yet there are men In The North who nre tDeluded
by their laeaeia ~ believe thar Tho Southern
Il atea AFRO intent ~ anRl tva Nc ernlnrei people,
He had denied the charge on the nnor Of tho
House Hat heaxprnaAeA ho aentIn,ent VI tha
people pieaan2 IUfire Of fHai Yes II IIs had
declared hat No body Of people lla reprasentnd
Intended to reaor' 70 secession 10 rieht any of
me',ts u hia reopI"? ihpplaaFe ,4a 'A' ''.''i
llor farfah 10 thu bnyonet methods omploynd
hy tho goVarnm.ng 70 nntry oleeti9na ana COM
pared ihem to the iawR Of England, which for
bads tho prnaonne ri the aoldnry Within sew
oral miles from the voting booths on election
day. Hn then Lwelt ataome longth on tho pnr-
20 es 0f tho HaRnhltran pnrty tp strike down
h.nta rights, whtoh Waa nim ming y fetnl blow ut
The tFuiop. The pamoerHtic party Of the coun.
try has boon divided on the financial unostion
IL could not TO denied but ii was united ou tho
general principles Of the party It was the If-
ference i'll the ilnanciai question whten Ind
created tho diseomtture IN Now York aud III
spoak frankly. The Grtcpb ,ck unrly was Il
power IN tha Darnoera'in in rar which VIC should
unite to overthrow HI explnlueh TINT tho
Hreaphaok doctrine meant thnt tho govern
menl should plinf itR pnp-r money On ttia furn
pt which would b, written sihiR IL ono d liar
or any sum you may Boem fit H. fix NO. il i
rremiae 10 pny that ann. 1he hard u,onry
party helleva IN tho power glseu to
NopsreaR w tho constitution W coiu
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