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The Daily Dispatch: March 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], Four candidates. (search)
he settled purpose of overturning and remodeling the institutions of the State upon such plans as may be furnished by the wisdom of a Dostie or an Atocha, and consecrated by the piety of a Sullivan or a Hughes as its consequent, will do more to prevent the possibility of a willing return by the people of Louisiana to the fold of the Union than anything which could be done by the leaders of succession themselves. It is for this reason more than any other that such men as and lews and Barker, and the residue of those irreproachable Union men of the earliest and most approved standing, have done all they could to prevent these radical and altogether hurtful measures from being pushed through at this moment. To-day we are told that the final triumph of the Union cause cannot be delayed but a few months longer, and yet these schemes are put into action for the purpose of taking a snap judgment upon the great mass of the permanent and abiding people of the State, the inhabitants of