The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

ment hostile g tne stase asp ~ snnuestsd and
monopoies are the phIsles wmn ~ tha conyen
Wno ass ~ Tranudate or rsadjust the State
d elgN "ae y
And now. once for all, we declare that the
| Conyantion Democrats Of this state, propose TO
stand to the Inst by the state dept as u was Wa
settled BY the amendments OF 1871 I ne pea ta
OF Louisiana yolnntarny angnpsvt ana thav
are II nonor oouha 10 s'anu ~ VIZ '
n deht 81 the State stands upon
axactJv the same Irnpregnable basis as the con-
soiidated debt OF New Orleans. We do not be-
would not sustain both beeau 20 botn-tndd i ,t
ter by the ratncaMoa o. ens 4 ~. "a anmant ri
former py me 81 nj +. The neo
~, a ~ eo oonpnted bv The neope through the bal
fnt boz. On the faith Of the people bonds repre-
s ser ting both have bsea purchased by honest
men as Investments and have been held as such.
Destroy or impair the consolidated debt OF New
Orleans aad you VIII damage ooIn ihe pnIpIi ~,
and private credit o. ne elty il - ~ II
any portion OF the eonsollddastea aeDs o. The
lena ana Yon anla averv nriyat and pnbic en-
hon.II ah T. ~ Rat gyeis p1s"'0
The nb;enf Of The Convention men is not to In
lure the State and it's public and private inter-
but 70 sose ens & 5 ogr stae
that their true friends and liies are the oon-
vention Democrats q Loo.s w., - 49, ,>aa,t,an
Now, Mr.. President, snch was the po aa o.,
Of the party and It's platform as s enc aa ;Dy
OF the Democratic party; but, sir, right mere,
in this connection there Is an incident sa t ma,
took place which not only answers Ine , nOc-
trine advanced by the gentleman Irem We 2.
Carroll and others forever, Dnt c0nlfms III
the mind Of every unprejudiced man y, TIE 90. doe-
trine OF estoppel OF State through lIs juol-
cial, Legislative and executive departments.
Mr.. President, Of the tlme when me Fun nl
ing Board was sltnng 10 new aorR; h ~ u.at
ing to fasten some warrants upon THIS e., st ~.
that were fraudulent at that time, slr, Lne
throes OF REVOLUTION We're Iel5 10 . ms . clsy,
which raised tne slaeWaiks anu
OF New OTiehns anu se w. e. ia ZEE
aganb se mon 20 tha state That III
was the revolution. and the grandest one 10
ss .,in that evar necmrred unite with
ny antio,non ,1nnn thia tinnr III acenrdinr aiI
Inc " th orpo ~ 4ba snrteanth If Sen
bar ~ 1 sa Cir J fhe Of revolt
III, r,, nstad thia it and anreai from etv
t taon napmntrv the 1lftermost boundary Of the
90 tou s,t VIZ Tnara trao n,t man IN this
gu ~ .h r. TIC IN tho stafa thai did not
ai e y, o,arv ihra ~ hs hndv From that
ra ~ MIR tho Radical mower conId inf fas-
tan annther riyet npon Louisiana. unless fas-
eon ul,,,t ,9 T3p,aI I'D Gov air frat
ffnm that lat m6merf The people felt that they
Hnaw that whatever the Radical now
orc arc" n,inht do q small cloud was
e ena s,uhirlaind that rya,,d overthrow
t t MAJ r. ,d NOT do 4 a
ne ~ Edare, ha1o,at ea,na nv
~ 4bis ~ il M a;ootai n,1r 1ynvarnmerf Bnt
al around upon 1et Ine was gney saw wr days
= aes, a,s Wss +hara man hare that id
nt L,,n, rs sena IN bara With 1sov penn
noe a Kh9m III o,,r Manninv and r Mari
ana - te "i hnroaa # The fnurtaanth If san
i1dnea u vas ms0 h, Hd ths Iapse Of an interya
M .,a+av ~ 4no Ga .nr IN tha fartaanth
~ sanfo,nher and %" 81 that moment every
,a s.n4 ~ ,,oIna ~ ~ and buaw
That y was put me dnessp1 9, eme Mn1n W
enouAu leea1n poeeeoeion VI ouA so.oA .A''
BIZ, how we GO forget facts Pc. tnat Te 70
luton was not confined In us e1ects 10 Ine
limits Of the State OF Louisiana. 1t swept
broadcast over the Union and put Demo-
cratic majority IN the lower house q COD
gress. Ihat was the result Oh the ngnt Of
Inc 1ourteenth OF oepCemDer az tne 10Y 81
Canal street: MY argument 10 that rom that
Louisiana substantially almost IN our own
hands; and very shortly afterward we In
Quoted officers Into the chairs Oh the govern
ment-a government that had been our own
peaGD Dv. Nichols went into the chair as the
honored representative Of the people. The
a Manning court represents me court q the
state fairly TEL me not that these Gmeers
ernment. Tel me not that we are inaugural
ing a revolution. No, we are no such heroes
as those OF the fourteenth OF September. You
cannot take their glory away from them.
Inc e9wernm neg was Ieaeemeo ~ them aoI
u ,n tne1r Diooo. p..a;da,4 4h.+ 49, roa,,,o
NOW, say, We. ire =; e .ait tne peopis
t Mo n9lu oaese ous ~ kouu aaesn Mlti Tba
h tsg ofas ;so1e ~ ,+a A NiahIIs ,, ane
ement s came into o. poW 1--WE, suddenly rose e,
v ,; nnas vas not cue 70 any ac u o.
phia th. ,,sS h ms =, uup "
Inlng 70 Which tney coutu pom ~ leveLencs
b Well ~; ne - tha s;nnrs III
W.T. y ay H. fai+h ~ ~ e,.r ~.
ves ae II Oh Inc laatn Oh Tue NICHOLS govern
H Nl1v Nv pros,da,+ +aLo ~, ,,aaa.o.o. =,
NOW, Mr, Iles1a a sake tno messages o,
S t4 N WY ant aes.u W. 10y v1I
aaeg ~ eaGekI Iniou9sl lss sAecuIive. IIs
eeslaeive anu us lhalclal aepaltnenIss Has
~ not aceea Oh LIE quess 9 .h 1nrougn lss
e % Ga, nepaLte neah t 4 nessaees