The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-11-25


eral party, and in other portions of the
ssn party. Wherever they found the
eral party wherever they find a man
willing to swallow anything for. office
they call il the Liberia! R assd isS
eral or Liberal Republican, it is com-
posed for the most part of Warmoth's
sney
from your pockets the world ever saw.
Great laughter and applause.l
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY,
Liberal or Radical. AS long as it is Re-
pr%in your whether is is
Liberal or Radical, as long as it is Re.
publican, ut means war upon Louisiana
soa inso this Liserai @ TSs
Democratic party contained some men
who were honest but faint-hearted. In
others false. One of the Apostles denied
him, one betrayed him another 1 followed ed
presence unless he put his hands in his
wounds. And it is impossible that in
the State of Louisiana there should not
be some faint-hearted persons, weary
with the long oppression, seeing no hope
in the future, and ready to embrace any
she%s DO s
the charge have made such men as
Heron, Penn. Leonard, and others, but
to the rea and aessn of s6e
Liberal Republican party. They do not
know that it's sole object is to perpetuate
49, THAT MAN wARMorH
They do not seem to apprehend the
and Of the h horror r and shame sms Of f that
sway. Others of these Liberals are
ready to accept him. and pointing to the
Democrats and Liberals. ask us why we
cannot do as others are doinRf answer
that the case of our State is anomalous,
ssae not Willie Wakar Of
Senter of Tennessee, Brown of Missouri,
and the Liberals of Indiana are honest
and upright men with itth whom gentle
litically, the original Liberal Republic
cans of this State-I mean Gov. War
moth and his followers-are corruption
whose breath Is pestilential. tApplause.l
Others of them deny that it is the inten-
tsR Of that to ona
Republican have proclaimed it. He
himself told good and gallant man OF
papers and friends: Elect Warmoth.
with Democratio Lientenant Gov
4 y y
hands. This charge of being
= IN wARMoTH'S INTEREST
BECAME SO serious and damaging to the
nsS sgo their thear wise
to settle the question in the negative.
5 y. ID. Penn, chairman of the Liberal
go9Sd and a1a
the past four years, and J. b. Walton, a
most interesting and gallant gentleman.
ma n IA m n tna-
ty of whose presence drove back from
brigade-rather fossils in politics, better
as soldiers, or auctioneer or commission
merchants than as politicians = these
gallant and estimabls gentlemen put
their heads together, and the result was
A CoRRESPON DENCE
which has been published.
| The intention of that correspondence
was to negative the charge that Liberal
| Republicanism meant Warmoth and the
| continuance of his corrupt rule.
Said Walton, we will be ruined if the,
| do prove the charge upon us, for =,
| child IN tile State knows he is the wors
and III ost remorseless of that
FLOCK OF VAMPIRES
that have cursed and blighted this beau
tiful State Now, Penn, am a practica
man, and New Orleans needs first class
mayer mayer and "a, an nn1eSSeePtiona,ble 9iyi
something practical, for If 1 am any.
thing am practical man. l will write
you a letter. 1 will propose this prob.
lem: a. Does the Liberal Republican
party belong to Warmoth or does War
moth belong to the Liberal Republican
party ~ Its difficult problem, worse
than of Euclid's, but we will solve it.
/ So Walton writes: penn, for Gods
sake leave your ledger and answer me,
does the Liberal Republican party be-
long to Warmoth, or Warmoth to the
Liberal Republican partyf Yours, prac-
tically, Walton" Penn studies long,
He, writes: Dear Walton-I don't know,
despondingiy, PENN SO he writes :
Governor DO tell me and Walton
about this matter. If tire Liberal Re-
publican party does belong to you, why,
don't say so right ont IN meetin', but
write me one of them say-nothing let
tiers of yours, one that / can publish and
fool these people into believing that you
only belong to the Liberals. Hopefully
writes My dear Penn-I may belong to
the Liberals, and the Liberals may be-
long to me. One thing is certain, If they
do make me a clear title ut the August
convention I'll accept. Yours. govern
mentally, Warmoth," tLaughter,l
have quoted correctly that celebrated
what have said. 1t carries with it full
proof that the object of this Liberal
movement is to
PERPETUhTE wARMOTTS POWER.
You win wondering ask me how can
good men like Penn, and Walton, and