The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-04-15

Drosperity still attends the MISSOURI RE-
PUBLICAN. Surviving the malice of
enemies and the rivalry of competitors, its
course continues onward and upward. Wholly
unscathed, it has passed through wars ,confla
grations, eras of business depression, political
prescription and periods of public corruption
and now it points to it's past conservative, pro
gressive, honorable record a. an earnest of its
future. Plunderers, schemers, disturbers OF
the peace, destroycrs of the good name of the
State and their kind will be dashed as hereto
fore. Those who assist to build up, promote
and advance the commercial, manufacturing
and agricultural interests Of the Mississippi
Valley will be applauded and encouraged
The Republican will aim to unity and make
solid the peaceful, not partisan, objects that
must hereafter engage the attention Of the peo-
pie OF the West and South. It will seek to
aliay sectional bitterness instead of arrayinp
section against section. 1t will war against
Radicalism of all sorts, holding that the safest
pose Reputation and advocate Honesty in re-
gard to debts 1t will favor sound currency
suftcient for the purpose Of business, and suit
ed alike to the debtor and creditor classes. It
will steadily advocate attention by the general
government to the subject Of land and water
transportation, at least to the point of equality
In behalf of this section with the North and
East. In the Presidential canvass of 1880 il
Will support the nominees of the national
Democratic convention, confident that thev
viii be worthy; and with tho same belief it
Will promote the success Of the Democratic
candidates for state, congressional and local
Offices.
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the liked principles of years, and with mis-
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comments BY corps Of able writers-will
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