True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-05

sssHs communicated to you by his Exccllency the
tf PRESIDENT ad interim for promu CATION in your dis
s'ict. God and liberty. HH.
Mexico, 9th Feb. i836-Tornel
True cory, Mexico, eth March, 1897
= A f JOSE MARIA ORTIZ MONASTERO
The new council have a wide field before them
Tor the exercise Of their industry and zeal in pro-
noting public improvements. Busiy engaged,
the hrst year Of cur organization, they now know
what we require. To secure the health of the city
during the summer and fall is the grand essential
What is to be done to continue this blessing to us
Z rs people? Amcliorate, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
smprovc-the enlightened law piver would at once
exclaim. But there is maximum to the PROGRESS
OF Improvement. Lock the works of last sea.
s son. and see if We have outsripped our neigh
bors IN our exertions The envious intermcddIiur
VI our sister authorities in the Improvements upon
as me oaiturc threw us buck considerably, but that
question having been settled, we shall present a
~ front OF wharves, the seaso,, that will delight
the hardy mariner, and tickle the ancies of the up
5'Ver fo'ks. Magazine street is the first series of
se paved carnage ways that will be finished by the
present government. The style of the work is
4 highiy credable to the undertaken. Once the
g streets are paved we shut out the sources of dis
'cnse more than three fourtls. The grave yard is
n subject Of great concern to this city, We have
some thoughts upon this topic that we shall Law
4, before the public in a few days. In this auvial
country, too greet attention cannot be paid TO our
3 cemeteries. Situated as they now arc, they
prolific source of malady. We hope ere the next
election comes round to see the Municipal Hall
displaying its marble fronts to the the gaze of ad.
mrng beholders. The location is wise one
one that in accordance with the true interests of
the municipality. In conclusion, the late election
asa proof how great tie confidence of the
pity in, ,bo
ful servants, and their constituents have conferred
upon them the highest OF all tributes. The peo.
pie have said to them "wel done '--and bid
them go on in their prosperous course.
Our readers will on reference to the foreipn
news that the Trades Unions of England are on
the wane. These masonic societies. formed for
the avowed purpose Of arres,ing the course of free
q trade, and free labor, have onsh found point
beyond which they cannot 60 They are cycre
sences upon the body polite and the worst enc
mies OF liberty. Not that men have no right to
associate themselves together for the purpose of
sei'-defenee and other laudabie objects On the
contrary this right is guaranteed in England and
Amenca by the common law. But these assoca- |
lions must not encroach the mon,h part of an |
men upon the rights of individuals and ether So
~ cie'i's. The very moment they do so, they be-
come Paolic evils, and should be put down by the |
i contest bee po- |
ing on in England for years past and TO that
height was il carried that even the law of the land
acouid not reach the Svil. In this free country too
ha the same system been rapidly taking root
i1=s Ahd what is the object of Trades Unonse To
""fctate TO master employers in any one branch of
productive labor tciat compensation Mcy shall eirc
ana TINS too without any argument why-witbout
amy reference to the rights of the MASTER Tie dc.
'a"a Is Pe'eneptory. No alternative is left, but
- 10 stop your business yield. But in England
'"ousahos OF men have been found of suGicient
W "iorde courage to resist such invasion of their so-
efed rights. Look at the Preston spnners who
-, mad reason for increase of wages But thai in
i crease could not be paid by the masers wi,bop,
oungng ruin on them. They refused to accedc
- TO the demand. turnout was the consequence. !
The great tyranny of Trades Unions is tba, evorv
oody pursuing any branch of the arts is rom
pehed "a etdrnRs to act the majority do This l
40 me most odous OF all desposm, and vet no
d man is found brave enough 10 resi.. As the aoe
progresses however, all these remnants of tyrnn 1
y ay, now in such full for parts of this country
'nust tall before the lights Of reason nd free labor
So oseola refuses to come in at the last adyices :,
from the seat OF war. family at F,rt Mills hive ii
fallen victims to his savage cruelty, as the deed is
supposed to have been perpetrated by some of his "
81 oahd. Report says he has beer elected Chief of n
the Micksuckies. If so, this modern Lconlas |.
VIII send before him to the world many Al
"''e num- oe'ore ne comes to sup with his enc r,
mics. oseola is resolved upon making himself n ra
name, and il Gen. Jessup not upon the alert he
. may have some of his aures shorn from his brow
ey the savage brave, before he is aware of it, ot
,, The Virginia Bank Bill passed the Senate on te
is,ssshe 10Th March. Where will the old dominion mr.
ger the money! She is be.nd hand in the scheme Iii
OF h"odng the country with paper money We NJ
do hope that the present evils will clfcc,uav cure
the mania for banking. But experience tells us pr
that nothing will cure the maiady but big en-
*a backed ny the government, aud capable of ia
controlling the issues of the State institutions ia P,
this must we come atIast. AS il was will, J,hr ioI
sons opposition to the navy and his substitution no
OF gun boats, so it will be with Jack enmitv mi
e.. Nanona BANK and his fostering host of pc, k
sg'Po"' scattered over the States. Com thu
mon sense apd suffering will teach the cou,,r raj
Is where lies the remedy to the system of BANKING or
There must be great balance wheel to overcome on
: the dead points. en-
nes The grand opera of Romeo and Julie, went off for
- last night to large and brilliant assembaae with T.,
q ecat that has left indelihe impression on wa
* ahe minds of those present Rossi has d,ic; SIN
ossy full and equal voice. reaching The feelings n far
every step. She is correct and finished actress /
aaHd charmed every by her successful repre iui
-scntation Of Juliet PantanclIi Romeo brouph, ,hn
1o"h thhhders OF applause and carried captive sci
evcry auditor by her enthusiastic ii H. and mel SIX
fgioyy controI,o voice NJ - - ~ the
= E.szs.. -. - ING -" N"ow what 50
we nave ~ ms lady, unless lie hears her. As VIII
an actress she is at the top ofthe ladder phi
= Ceresini is in every respect co,,,I -, H. -, bin
haired Montresor, but singing with less effort md o'
Mssh more eqnahty OF tone, won the good opinion hay
s9f all in the en- rly part of the opera Ca,t ros was
V teuehing and tender in his obgao in the lamen IN
taiinn for his daughter. The chorus was truly n, nv
home, and executed their music in an admirable -
--siyle. or the orchestra-it sseaks for itself We
will now venture prediction-that the grand O
opera will heneefarh find asylum in New Or Eliz
icens-hat This brunch Of the fine arts i destined III
10 exercise benign and wonderful iufue; C, on Ga