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DAILY democrat.OSIrlal Journal of Iks lo-Cen wy.ve'Ute Party of Leelnlasn.tf. J. HEAHHEY................Enrroa.OEO. W. DUPIlK Hi'hinwih Ma*aok8.OFFICE, T« CAMP HTRKET. Floor.!hath* nr svmcRtPTios.ornr......Oil 111*....TOO Month*On# Month..Thm Dtlly D«noorat................ftia ##................. ft ••.... 1 ft*TWabU in A«ivntio*.Th# W##k!y DmooratTh9 n Ini go b»n psg*will \y rurnlnhofj u* muImktIImith at th« following rst**?Sn* Ynar............. ...•*•#IISPiTtMn In AuvstK'o.tyranny; all of Ita acquiescent gratl tude Into unscrupulous greed. Btnart uejjroes of the Pli proved on I/ loss pwrslAnd low grasping «m tlian the lt;«rpotba^ o^f'dt^o#*whose school tHoyas to outrage and Intimidation, It has norer been practiced In ATBor* brutal and besotted a an nor than by Jfc^loat negroes, under such Immaculate leader- [ aooon ship as that of Elephant Johnny and J duccx!others of his Ilk. Whenever * Coldredvoter begins to question theipollcy bis use, aDEROCKITIC TICK KT.FOR PRKSIVKNT. SAMUEL J. TILDEN,or new roaa.MR VK K PRESIDENT. THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.or Indiana,MM (KtVKRlToL,FRANCIS T. NICMOLLS.or AsstmrrioN,FOR l.IKl'TXNANT (tOYRRNOR.LOUIS A. WILTZ.or oiu.eanh.MRATTORNKY fJKXKHA I.. II. N. OGDEN.nr OHI.KANN.r lt;R SRcRETARV OK STATIC.VM. A. STRONG.or WINN.FOR AUVtTOR, ALLEN JUMEL.or inKKvn.i.K,FORrttvt np rnur.tn krvcatwn,ROBERT M. LUSHER,or ORf.KANH,WaAaasdajr E Anta.t 30. 1876.MVIRS op thk cossrarui. i fab.Id our l#ftti* of Friday, Hoptambor 1, It will hoouralm to pre#i»nt tlm * tat Is-tio# of the commerce of our Hty, with rtMnark* and comments thereon. In such ft shape hr shall give entire satisfaction to the btisluca* community. The review I# being prepared by one of the oldest end beat writer* on commercial affairs.We cannot, of course, e I aim that our edition of that day will be the largest ever published, yet the liberal orders already on file and the hundreds of promises received from friends And well wishers, warrant us In guaranteeing to advertisers a very large circulation.Laboring for the redemption of Louisiana from the misfortunes whlofi a corrupt and Imbecile government have brought upon her, we ask the sup|xrt of our fellow citizens In our efforts to bring the blessings of peace and prosperity Once more to their homes and flreftldes, and the evidences of appreciation and approval which have come to tic from every section of our State cheer us to renewed exert Ions towards the end SO much desired by ull good and true men.lu addition to the Commercial Statement, our Issue of Hoptomher 1st will oontaln other valuable and Interesting articles, specially prepared to benefit our city and State, in the circulation of which our merchants and business men will best serve their own Interests.Thankful for the iwtronage already motived, we ask our friends to send in 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.race has, through false guldeif, pursued, and to assort Ms own political ihdopend' ence, he becomes at one© an object of unmanly And murderous: iwseoutlon. Outrages In this Hoc yrould put all the Moody shirts ever waved by Morton, PInchtiack and O n-* Mhendan to utter shame. The paid blackguards of the party consider every colored Oonsorva-tive a legitimate object or abuse and violence, and go for Mm, as th# saying is, whenever an opportunity offers. From this vile spirit of partisan jwrse-cutlon thousands of outrages and murders have arisen, and to save the perpetrators from the just vengeance of the law, sworn leagues, Union Rights 8tops, and other Infamous organ I wu tlons, are Invented;Public justice and all human rights combine In demanding that there shall be an end to this vile system of persecution and intimidation. As an invention of the Radical enemy it can no longer bo concealed or tolerated. The negro voter must, bean Independent voter, or lie has simply exchanged the badge of pcrsoual for one of political slavery. If dciih.Nl the privilege of voting as ho pleases, the constitutional amendment* enacted on his behalf are a miserable delusion. All the more sensible of the colored |eopl* are convinced of the necessity of reform, and that reforms need not bo expected under Radical leadership; and. furthermore, that the maintenance of a color line lu politic* m mischievous In Its operation and disastrous to the real Interests of both rane#.As to the tendency of the Democratic party wo can iKint, with the Now York Sun and other journals, to what has been achieved by the Democratic majority In the flouse of Representatives, under the disadvantageous circumstances of an opposing President, Cabinet and Senate. Among the good fruits of the House are t.fN).OOOvOfio saved to thf^people through retrenchment measures; a check placed on department effrontery and department expenditures; the ei|Kisure and compelled retirement of Hoheuck and Relknap, etc.Here are examples of two kinds offruit*; let an intelligent people saywhich Is most worthV of being cultivated.dolfeicocknrrttrn, Theod to * (stratiafter I friend daily genon t he tu teresti orousA f ring eihim,Augufiparty made Phlfoi in ind Demo*the fcsnoout r4 cole Hall v barlnn0*ti. iMinskI'hmnfriff, and i All th# v mt tingrin th# WPnmourdale got llcsu oinsgrcnRdrift.pMRiMfUOiTh« nPorous. This In. tmr i»f It Irnposln nsnis u Mng amid In n The v every til ounferl PorouM must efl They gli liny kn* They ( Himtily r nor ivilr; over fernSion.Higgl'dOJJB NATIONAL TICKET.In 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 are tempted to try a hand at '•asting up the account, and we herewith, in the favorite phrase of a contemporary, venture to prophecy that In November next the vote will stand after this fashion somewhat, to wit:FanFor Mil flu* hIiiitaTorus r study foi tlon; rnr by the III lt;N»vnry wform, or This pi Improve, lie ss lilt]UoJo of U•'rrlngeis Porus psrlor to rollnf, hu oonti*.FliillCtnorths i bark KK: Havre, v b‘‘BY THEIK PKUITN YE SHALL K30WTHEN.It is a good old Hcrlptural and com-mou sense conclusion that the tree Is known by 1 s fruits. If the tree be barren It is srortbless; 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 ces*iools 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. I/«t us judge them, not through prejudice, but through their bearings on the political, moral and material health of the com-unities where, in their ripeness, they re eaten, and in their rottenness, they became a stench.1TII.PKN.Alabama ...... loArknnHHM............ r.California............ •Colorado........... . iiOonMtbut ..... flItolawaru............ *Unorglft.............. 11Indiana............. 1ftKentucky............ i*Maryland............ nMi**ourl............. IftSovada............... 9pw Jersey.......... 9Now York............»«n-ifon............... Jmuissaes uTyzas................ sVlrgiuiii............. liWest Virgin In ...... ftnum. Pennsylvania 9ftObio................. aiIllinois ..... jiIowa.................iiKimimhh.............. ftMains.............. 7filHMACilU*(»tti« 1.1U'bignn............ nMlnofiaota........... ftNebraska.... IN^W llAlnpslilin.... ftSllftS itFA00MME1BUH#uth Carolina.Vrtrniont.........wlHoonMn......UJuxIm ImIhihI ..7ftla415191ft A TO WIT HTATSH.(fVmAldftnwl doubtful by RHpubllcnim only,!Loulfdnnn.......... *....... nMiwdHHipid............................. HNorth ('aroiirm.................................. n»Florida ... 4Tbs bnthe ally,Th# fir WOKH UHlgiCall and auwtsfvi30111Some 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, as the fatidical month of November will show, an Immense revolution of public opinion is going on, and the •'bloody shirt and money will not irove its potent allies as the enemy affect to think them just now.Moreover, Zach Chandler classes Colorado and West Virginia as doubt-Wr offiMOAKPKTI nil wldtlij Pin no C( Rand*. #t-ol ftllklnr by tbn txiii anTi HuPLEUUEI ,k interb^lc.for hhiuo will Invar! P. 8 —TiQMtifttit, astroHta, tin svilft lwThere is no doubt that our iccullar ful, and we think it is pretty safe to Institution, while It existed, was re- calculate that auy egg which Mizzer sponsible for munh which was con- Chandler thinks addled will turn out to demned by the humanitarian spirit of oontaln a very well ndvaucod I)emo-the sk«. Nevertheless its fruits were erutlo f«tal chick.not wholly evil. It elmnKed the lowest class of barbarian Idolaters Into civil-iMd laborers, elevated fetish worship Into Cbrlstian faith, and transformed the merciless instincts of the cannibal Into a kind, cheerful and devoted fldel-MANTThe electoral vote njfRrejrates M9. To elect requires 18ft votes« According to our count, then, Mr. Tilden will lack only 4 votes, and (Jen. Hayes 37. One of the Bayonet States only Is needed to elect a Democrat; but all of them “to ,1A1 . | elect Hayes. No one, of course, im-!Such was the condition iu which the agines that Louisiana, or Mississippi, or Badioal apostles of emancipation found i pjorthCarolina, would ro otherwise than the Southern negroes at the time their j Democratic unless subjected to the traditional Wards! ip was assumed. And grossest outrage and Intimidation by what change did they succeed in accorn-1 0rant fttul hia Unitad States Marshals, {dishing . Let the hate they muliciously i Even then, Mississippi and North Caro-lnstilled Into the minds of the susoepti- I ilua we believe will poll an enormoas ble aud credulous nogrcn*s answer; let Democratic majority, and the effect of th* rulnouu rule they established an- bulldozing them, we venture to pro-swer; let the Intolerance and lntimida- phecy, will be seen In the vote of those tlon they taught the colored voters to great Commonwealths, New York, Ohio, practice on the independent-minded Indiana' and Pennsylvania. Courage,AN ord# promptly ( No. ftl tau’24 taoioF0RM£1DruggMptopl* ot their own race, answer.Under Badioal management negro nt».«— I)M been, for the time being,iged. All of lte tradl-iras turned Into Impeal 1 of Its tolerance Intomet camaradrt I le diable eat mort IBom Chandler, It appears, has been playing Into Bom Shepherd’e hands, and their mutual frtemda, Grant and Babcock, rejoice. The fension OffleeTHEALEFOR DiQuartor*.BOTTLSST. 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New Orleans, Louisiana, US
Wed, Aug 30, 1876
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