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DAILY DEMOCRAT.Official Journal of Uc UMWK'ralie-Oww* vatlte P»rly of UielslasH.tf. J. HEAK8EY................EditorGEO. W. DUPRE Bttbinvm Makaom.omoit. T« CAMP HTRKET, (H~y.n.l Floor.KATKS OF SfjIINCRtPTIOX.(ear......ontlm... reo Month** On* Month...• • • • •Tfc# Daily DdfiAorat...•I# H .. ft N...................\IZHPnyabi* in Alt;ivaiio*.Tlia WaakTy Danoorat. ThnWMhlr l^mor^f.ffi )nrun inn-v*** M»i**r. will \y lurniffihmi u* huI-ktD-ith at th* following rste*:•ns.Ynar............ ..ft* Mtyranny; *11 of It* acquiescent gratitude Into unscrupulous greed. Btnart qo^rooc of the Pli proved on 1/ loan feral *nd Icaa grasping «m than the carpePl whoso school tUcy gtad ha to outrage and Intimidation, It tiaa never benn practiced In a Wore brutal and besotted nanner than negroes, tinier ftUhh Immaculate leader-j ac ship an that of Elephant Johnny and dt others of hie Ilk. Whenever 4 lt;Jofdrt4 dc voter beglim to question the policy hie ue0tiledthe ;— .......FeyaMe In Alt;lv*nflt;*.!UDEMOCRATIC TICKET.FOR PRKSUfKNT. •AMUEl. J. TILDEN,or new roaa.FOR ri( K PRRStltKNT. THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.or Indiana.for oortRiroL,FRANCIS T. NIOHOLLS.or ABHl'MPriON.run LixirnufAKT ooykhnorLOUIS A. WILTZ.Or ORI.P.ANH.FORATTORSFr fJK.YKNA II. N. OODEN,nr OKI,KANS./lt; KOHKTAHV OF STATK WM, A. STRONG.or WINN.ran* has, through false gubfelf, pursued, and to assort hie own political iftdopend'ence, he becomes at once an object of unmanly And murderous, persecution. Outrages In this line yroujd put all the bloody shirt* ever waved by Morton, Plnahtiaek and O a* Hhendan to utter eharne. The paid blackguards lt;f the party consider every colored lt;xnsorviv tive a legitimate object or abuse and violence, and go for Um« as tbs saying is, whenever an opportunity offal*. From this vile spirit of partisan persecution thousands of outrages and murders have arisen, and to save the perpetrators from the just vengeance of the law, sworn leagues, Union Eights Mtopft,” ami other infamous organlza* lions, are Invented;Public Justice and all human rights combine In demanding that there shall he an end to thin vile system of persecution and intimidation. A« ail invention of the Kalt;lleal enemy It can no longer he concealed or tolerated. The negro voter must bean lnde|»endeiit voter, or lie has simply exchanged the badge of l»erHoual for one of political slavery. If denied the privilege of voting as hoCOreed1statfrlellWthtelerlt;InihliAti*imuPliinlethisecr»ibinticMpleases, the constitutional amendments |lhrrnn Ainnron, ALLEN JUMEL.or IIIKKVI I.I.K.ransnrr op rmiun kuvvation.ROBERT M. LUSHER,or osi.r.ANs.Wadmasday Evaaiaa, Ans«at 30. 1*16.MVCVIKW or TN9C roWNKWCTf 41, TRAM.In our issue of Friday, September lf It will be our aim to present the statls-tlos of the commerce of our city, with remark* and comments thereon. In such a shape as shall give entire satisfaction to the business community. The review Is being prepared by one of the oldest and best writers on commercial affairs.We cannot, of course, claim that our edition of that day will be the “largest ever published, yet. the liberal orders already on Hie ami the hundreds of promises received from friends and well wishers, warrant us In guaranteeing to advertisers a very large circulation.Laboring for the redemption wf Louisiana from the misfortunes which a corrupt and Imbecile government have brought upon her. we ask the support of our fellow citizens In our efforts to bring the blessings of peace ami pros-perlty dnoe more to their homes and firesides, and the evidences of appreciation and approval which have come to ns from every section of our State cheer us to renewed exertions towards the end so muoh desired by ull good and true men.Iu addition to the Commercial State-meot, our Issue of September 1st will oontaln other valuable and Interesting articles, specially j*repared to benefit our olty and State, in the circulation of which our merchants and business men will best serve their own Interests.Thankful for the ixUronnge already motived, we ask our friends to send la their orders as early as possible, in order that our solicitors may have more time to wait upoh those who “never do to-day that which may be conveniently put oft until to-morrow.enacted on hla behalf aro a miserable delusion. All the more sensible of the colored jwople are convinced of the necessity of reform, and that reforms need not be expected under Hadlcal leader* ship; and. furthermore, that the maintenance of a color line lu political* mischievous in Its operation and disastrous to the real Interests of both races.As to the tendency of tho Democratic party wo can point, with the Now York Hun ami other journals, to what has been achieved by the Democratic majority in the (louse of Representatives, under the disadvantageous circumstances of an opposing President, Cabinet and Senate. Among the good fruits of tho House are $:h).000,000 saved to thf^people through retrenchment measures; a check placed on department effrontery and department ei|*n-dltures; the oxinisure and compelled retirement of Hoheuok and llclknap, etc.Here arc examples of two kinds offruits; let an intelligent people saywhich Is most worthy of being cultivated.Iff, inn i mttctl Dsn Hal# Ilea n*wi oralP«STlForThlherImpnonMr•w|vmidTleverOOUIPonTh»* mi jrTheHiminoroverrrutOlIB NATIONAL TICKET.Id these days when slate-making hasbecome the rage under the dog-star, and when the refreshing coolness of figures “that cannot be made to He'1 afford a solace more easily attainable than “a draught of vintage that hath been cooled a long ago in the deep-delved earth, we aro tempted to try a hand at astlng up the account, and we herewith, In tho favorite phrase of a contemporary, “venture to prophecy that In November next tho vote will stand after this fashion somewhat, to wit;1Fo (ho *Poristudtlonhr tt0UV«UiitImpi*‘B¥ THEIM FRUITH YK SHALL K30WTHEM.TII.PKN.AInUwna ..... |oArknnHiis............ r.California............ •Colorful........... . ;jQoneitlmit........... nDolawaro............ s0«H*rgla.............. 11Indiana............. if»Kontuekr i»Maryland............ nMissouri............. isRevada............... 9ew JhiDqv......... 9Now York............»Dniron............... jTminaas»*s ...... 12Tsxjmi................ sVirginia............. iiWest Virginia ...... sn AVKR.Psnnsylvaiiln.......9tOhio.................22Illinois........ 2iIowa................. nKansas.............. 6Mains............... 7MoHHaohuaottM |9Michigan............ IIMlnoiisota........... aNchruakn.... ...... :iN »w Halnpshlio.... lhaithshj9Sorrir a psrlf rollii oontiiNsnor 1 bark Hantna.tan!]«^©uth Carolinarmont......sconsin.... Ulitsla Island13MCOMTh* the ai Th*I WOEIt is a good old Hcrlptural and com-mou sense conclusion that tho tree is known by 1 s fruits. If the tree be barren It Is worthies*; If its fruits be unwholesome and poisonous, It is worse than worthless. How, judged by such a test, stands the tree of Radicalism? It has been digged about, and manured with all that was vile and of foul odor to be found In thepolltioal cesspools of the land, and that it has borne fruit, in season and out of season, none can deny. There are, however, questions as to the character of these fruits. Let, us judge them, not through prejudice, but through their bearings on the political, ^ moral and material health of the com-^ununitiea where, in their ripeness, they ^rere eaten, and in their rottenness, they j became a stench.is IRAYOVST HTATUN.(Considered doubtful by Republicans only,) Louisiana.......... *....... sM insist* 11* pi ••••••. •••..•*.••..*4... ■•••*, •••••..• HNorth Carolina.................................. inFlorida................. iCallauianIIISome may say we are too sanguine naming Indiana and New York as among the certain Democratic States. Very well; to offset them we have given the Radicals Ohio, And Pennsylvania, and Illinois, and Michigan* and Wisconsin, in all of which States, os the fatidical month of November will show, an Immense revolution of public opinion is going on, and the 'Tdoody shirt and money will uot ju’ove a* potent allies as the enemy affect to think them just now.Moreover, Zaoh Chandler classes Colorado and West Virginia as “doubt-11WpCAR Iall w Plano Dandi ol all by Uu anTiPLEIba^k. for m will irP. *lUHtglstronUinkThere Is no doubt that our peculiar j ful, and we think it is pretty safe to Institution, while It existed, was re- calculate that any egg which Mizzer sponsible for much which was con- Chandler thinks addled will turn out to demned by the humanitarian spirit of contain a very well advanced Detno-the age. Nevertheless its fruits were I emtio fadal chick.Mnot wholly evil. It changed the lowest class of barbarian Idolaters Into civilised laborers, elevated fetish worship into Christian faith, and transformed the merciless instincts of the cannibal Into a kind, cheerful and devoted tidol-The electoral vote aggregates .%9. To elect requires 185 Totes* According to our count, then, Mr. Tilden will lock only 4 votes, and (*en. Hayes ‘27. One of the Bayonet States only Is needed toAN . promt No.au2i UFORDrieloot a Democrat; but all of them to „41 , . I elect Hayes. No one, of course, im-Buoh waa the condition in which the agines that Louisiana, or Mississippi, or Badioal apofltlea of emancipation found North Carolina, would ro otherwise thanthe Southern negroes at the time theirDemocratic unless subjected to thetraditional wardst ip was assumed. And grossest outrage and intimidation by whatcbangedid they succeed in accom-1 Graut ttnd hU Unlted 8uite8 Marahals. pliahing . Let the hate they muliciously i Even then, Mississippi and North Caro-Uutilled into the minds of the susoepti-1 Un* we believe will poll an enormoasbleond credulous negroes answer; let the ruinous rule they established answer; let the Intolerance and intimidation they taught the colored voters to prtfitloo on the independent-minded paopl# of their own race, answer.Under Radical management negro aatuxe bft* been, for the time being,iged. All of It# tradi-pros turned Into impe-all of its tolerance IntoDemocratic majority, and the effect of bulldozing them, “we venture to prophecy, will be seen in the vote of those great Commonwealths, New York, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Courage, mes camaradeef it disble est mort tTl▲ LFORQuart*BOTBos* Chandler, It appears, has been playing Into Boss Shepherd’s hands, and their mutual friends, Grant and Babcock, rejoice. The feneion Offlee8T.cnFat ap tonSendlets 4
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The New Orleans Democrat
New Orleans, Louisiana, US
Wed, Aug 30, 1876
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