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

every Instinct that GOO implanted In the
human heart, and has proved himself
adventures who ever blighted with his
presence Southern State, and God
knows there has been q choice collection
If it is the project
TO PUT wARMorH
in the gubernatorial chair. what are You
heans what are You gong to do With
city of New Orleans who for their Grimes
Siati,onsi They are now L.beral Re-
IN ing tS ss es aoST b. and they all Mant sugar
tleman in that party. He wanted for
three offices in the Demoeratic Conven-
brow alter having voted for john on Me- aes
gentleman Of Orleans lhe was going
msnt. y he wanted sugars and ao did
psopts. Whsnevsr I, ons s S II these 'n old
publican. heI wants sugar in his'n."
These people profess to be for Greeley
and Brown. In regard to
GREELEY's NOMINATION,
have little to say. The Democratic
National Convention has nominated
him, and 1 am going to vote for him.
Last i DiteS S s Of the Boarbons. 'nf
would have preferred some Democrat
should have been invested with the
have chosen, the choice would have
fallen on one who, few years ago, was
sent, with shoulder straps and sword
ties of the. people; who came with
trumpet and drum. but who unbound
and STRUCK off the fetters of the people.
peace he was statesman. 1 would
have selected Winfield Scott Hancock.
IGreat applause;l But / bow 20 the Bal
inn 80 80.
one, and we will take Greeley and swai-
low him whole. He is personally IN
honest man.
see some of
MY CoLOREp FRIENDS
here, and want to talk with them. They
are good a people naturally. was raised
was u rebel and slave owner. I owned
you and played with you in my boyhood
an and ndI knoT W You better than the carpet
We have extended to you the olive
branch time and time again. In 1868 we
Snr was Sou ana roae
vote elected Wiokliife, and now you de-
IDOLS from afar viii be shastered altered. until until
you find they are all false and corrupt.
One by one they will be displaced after
W be- tseT aapss # ssa folo% thys%
And now o,day we extend to you the
olive branch again. And let me toll you
e the unses sts as
bark and his lips .dirtied with tobacco
your emancipation. II any man has has
been your friend-a lifelong, self
sacrificing friend, T.,
1T WAS HORACE GREELEY.
Do you know it was u crime in the
Southern States before the war to cirou-
late his paperf II was thought to con.
nna asa Yss that w1sa
ton, and we hated and opposed him.
He was IN Abolitionist. Thirty years OF
iabored long from his Northern stand.
| point for your emancipation until 1t was
finally accomplished. No one has been
voted OF more. untir,ng In his labor 70,
ncation than Horace Greeley. We ex
ask you to come with us to free the Stat,
and the Union from corruptionists VIII,
pour poison into your ears. Some of m,
friends tell me that in order to keep vol
away from this meeting to-day
THESE SCoUNDREIS
circulated report that the meat yol
] We're to eat was poisoned. You know i
your hearts TO strike You GOLD as ella,
| it would not be more deadly for you
race than the Internal poison they or,
Snnst Ibep pouring into your mind
Suppose you continue in that attitude OF
| hostility to us and refuse to listen to us
| what Will be the RESULT When race is
| aTrayed against race, what will DO yonr
condition. My friends, you think of
your cabin tO-night, and the wife and
children that nestle there: think of
your church where you Will worship to-
morrow. Dare yen think of these things
and court n conflict with the whites,
WAR OF RACESY
You are four millions in the Southern
States, and the whites are ten millions,
and in the North twenty-five millions,
who would in that case DO against you.
And If there is a war of races, Just so Ger
| tain as the leaf that blows in the summer
wind to-day will fall in autumn, Just 80
sure you will perish as a race. 1 tell YOU
that the poison that Brewster and Ray,
and the rest of these fellows are pouring
into you, is far more deadly to you as q
race, than the poison that they told you
that the Democrats intended to put in
the beeyes and sheep to-day. DO not be
deceived by them. Is it not our interest
to elevate your My friend Ogden's
speech clearly demonstrated that to
you.
If you get rich the merchant who
keeps n store will sell You and your wife
will want to dress finer ; so il you get
rich the merchant will prosper. If Won
and your children learn to read my
friend, McCranie, will find another sub
scriber to his paper, and be benefited two
or three dollars q year by each of You :
and so IL is with the lawyer. If you get
rich and commit some little delinquency
and get arraigned by the grand Jury nv
| friend MCEnery or Cobb will Uet n fep