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Camp st. Theatre.

sRNHtS Theatre was op, ned for the season on
SHDkay Ercnins, thu Flat ofoclohcr, under the
II, anagtnent Of
q. H. u A RETT,
During tho recsss, the interior has been newly and
elegantly decorated, the boxes arfanged in thu most
convenient and comfortahle manner Tor the n'node
ton Of fanilea, aud the parquee furnished III The
mort splendid style. Th~ decor ators after tbs do
sign aud exceutiono Of
]. COwELl..
A new drop curtain has been painted by the Italian
artistic, Ceraa and Pinoli.
Tho company will consist Of the following ladies and
erntlemen-Mrs. q. Barrett Greene, Anderson Wor-
TELL, Hall and Price. Misses Mcintyre, Lewis, Wallis,
and Wray.- Measrs. G. Barrett, fredericks, Johnson
Davis, Huntley, J. Seton, H. Keppr Kirkland, Marks,
Austin, Eas man and l.ewis.
The Orchestra will he full and eficientleader Mr.
Iackson-First Violin, Mr.. jolly; 2nd Violns, MrHars
! Espenhem aud Joikel; Tenor Mr. Solomon; Con.re.
Basso, Mr. Gardnghi Vionccllo, MIR. Burce; Clarion.
stts, Measrs. Duran and Aiatz Hnrns heasra. Rsrns
and AMIGO: Trumpet, Mr. Schneger; Trombone, Mr.
Occhin Flute Mr.. Carol; Easscon; Mir: fienninsH
| MIR. Sewell, Scene Panter--NIr. Huntley, PrompteI
MFR. Warden, hiechanist.
The Manager fully awsrc ofthc necessity Of strict or
der and decoru in we'll regulated hrare, nd being
resolved to render this establishment every worthy
of the patronage and support Of enlightened public
has received the assistance Of efficient police, which
| will be undo, the direction Of Mr. GOTHAM.
The Saloon has been newly fitted up and enbullieh
ed so as to make il an agreeable rasor for visitors.
During the SEASON. in addition tn tho various novel
ties that will be regularly produced,
MANY ARTISTS
Of acknowledged talent and repu' will successive
| ly appear.
G. II. BARRETT,
Lessee T. Manager
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GOW 5Bgl
7HaaaAicipalite No. 2.

MARDl, 10 Ociobra, 1888.
Il est r6snln que lordonnanco pfcjetes sur 10
-pavage. pourvoyant au psvago en- bois oI on bloss
CARES do grant, pour 1900 yards do la premiere
espece ct $4,000 yards de Ia seconds, uno p,r,ie
considerable duqnel pav,go Giant pour des rass
dams les limites non tax ID cs cat inoPportuno Of
ileyale. ct est par consequent rrjeisa.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder.
RSselu que 10 nsei, consequence use dn
privilege a lui reserve dams 10 contrat avec Jehn
Ntinturn, d'augmonter Ia qnarti,e du pavigs en-
pierres rondes do 10000 a $4,000 yards.
Rssola que n. Mnturn est ct demcure autorlts
do payer piorros rondes vsrtu du noaveau
rat, los rnes cidessous NOMINEES et los parties
dos commonesnt pnr les plus preches du
1euvu dams lc premier OF second dstrctr; psvuge
dams lcsdits districts devant mnrchsr sirnul,anS
ment avec 10 pavags dams 10 troisietne district.
La rue du Canal depus Ia rue Baronne jusda'b
ia ruo du Cirque.
L, rue Da .onne depuis Ia ruo du Canal ju'qn'a
10 Promenade ses Trtons; aussitot quo 10 RAILROAD
scra enleve do lad,e rue.
In rue du Cirque dans ,outa son 6tendus OF ton
tos les et parties des dana les lniites del
RUGS cidcssus NOMINEES.
Dc plus, la rue Gravr depus Ia rue du Cirqa'
ju,quA Ia dcrnero lignn des !imitos tsIabss de Ii
Municipaliie. cs la rue du Camp iepuis Ia rue De
lord jusqua Ia rne Thalic.
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Csrwm. H. Thompson, of New York, is the
person who shipped the dnnpowdsr under the dc.
signa,inn Of "Croekery,' as we learn from the
Courier, and tho hog.hcad was consigned to
Thompson & Breed, Of hatcher. When such
hear,e.,, cold blooded disregard for human life il.
.xhi.i,ei by any, and tina, too from mereenary
wish to savo a few dollars Of freight, tho parties
guilty Of tho &c, deserve 10 We held up the pub
lie r.ze.
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lCOMMCkICATED

coMMUHIcATEp
Mr.. EDrroR,-Plesse correct the following error
contained in an article signed "Citizen Of the
Wes," and oblige the author.
am made to say" 1t is a remarkable fact,
tina, the western and south western states, which
are empha,iealy exporting states, and produce
more than the remainder Of the Union; yet ac-
,ually pay hank bills and bills of Exchange -
"When tho clause should have been printed " &C.
,ually ray millions in d,count, on bank bills and
bills of exchange" Without this eorec ton, tho
clause hns no meaning. Some minor paragraphs
cal errors are noted, but they do not affect tie
sense.
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The mail that arrived yesterday broug no insel'i.
scnce 10 recent as that Of the day preceding tho Nav
York dates being only the l7th, while those previ
ously received were day later.
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Game is unusually abundant on tho Great
Prairie ,ravrrsee by tho Nashville Rail Road
The waters Of the lake arc very low, and the
Prairie lands hotter drained than usual; besides
the dry weeds having been burned down greatly
facilitates the pursuit Of the thirds, and the com
for, Of the hunsn,an. We are perfectly surprise
to think tina, men calling themselves hunters will
forget their true character as TO FIRE q, and kill
birds while the ears orc running, and when OF
course it is impossible to procure what they knock
down. 1t is unrportsma mike, and liable TO every
sort of osjt c,on. Its disagrenble 10 the ladies,
i, spoils sport by driving away the game, and
leaves wounded birds to lnger there in torture; CT
by their sigh, while living, and their sench when
dead Tighten away the very game they go TO
seek. No sportsman would do such thing,
| and pretenders should be frowned down, or scout
ed from such silly. hoyiah tricks.
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~ItoEISI
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Rssolu quo 10 royer ert ct demeure autori'e a
rrocursr pour nsagc dn n,archs do Ia rho Poydras.
400 pieds do tuysux ct tel nomhre do bala,s quill
scra nSccs,arc pour 10 ncttoicmsnt dudit 'narehe.
Siene
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Rssou que le tresorcr paiera Robert Akin.
10 mandat du muirc, Ia sommo de trei1s cent
quarante neuf piastrcs CT qnatre vingt qaatro cents
formunt Ia balance a hi duo pour las LID yards
ment une resolution du con ell, en- dato du six
mars 1893.
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Edrin Forrest has declined the nomination for
Congrts IS, rendered him By the Tammany Party
in New York. II any one on the loco TOGO ticket
could have secured his election. that one would
have been Forrest had he run; for his personal po-
puiari,y is immense, and his politics are known TO
be extremely M oderate.
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Camp. Mrs. Inchbalu's elegant, though some
wha, vague, comedy called "Wives MS they Wire,
and Maids as they Are'' last nigh, introduced TO
"ur citizens Mr.. w. Johnson, a long established,
and very favori,e actor from Bnston. This comedy,
though possessing many scenes Of deep interest,
and some Of lighter nature, is not Of 30 lively, or
sparkling nature, as some Others by the same
delightful au,horess; and though tho moral lesson
inculca,cd throughout, md touched with skill
full hand, is highly useful, yet the situations in
which, and the persons r'tt whom it is carried
on, awake but !,,,le sympathy here. With the
fashionable frivuities Of Lady Mary society is here
untaintct: and the incarceration Of her, and her
less hlam eablo friend, Miss D'rillon, in wretch
ed prison, is event searsrly to be unprecedented
in this counsry-happily for US. The fresful,
hdge,y, domestic iyran,, Lori Priory, whose Lead
ing principle Of action is TO keep "wivcs as they
were," WAS extremely well suited TO the manner,
and appearance Of MIR. Johnson. and his reception
throughout, while i, evinced the sound judgment
Of his auditory, was highly complimentary to his
talents. His quiet and entire self possession,
though slightly affected by the stranger faces
around him, made their way to the good opinion
Of all. His ascesic tone, and manner, were admi-
rabIy .s"s'ained; his snarpish vindica.on of hi'
Anticipated notions If ma,rmony, and his scene
with f3ronzely and the "broad CLOTH" were ns hu
morous as they were natural. Mr.. johnson viii
| prove great and valuable addition To the Camp
company.
The ladies of the comedy were all e1',eme',
" ell acted. Mrs Barrett played the heroine, Mis
Dorill"n with grcn, vivnci,y, and elegance. Lad.
Mary Rattle fell into able minds with Mrs Greene
this lady's talents are of very superior order
and wo only now dismiss her with this scemin;
hrevi,y a, the command of tina, imp ri"us 'yInn,
Time. Mrs Cowell played the obedient Lad
Priory n, once like lady, and an artistic. TIL
gentlemen we're very good, with the exception .
the Sir George Es.lyn,-his name We know not
blu, if he had given us more OF Mrs Inchbaid'
language, and less Of his own, the representation
would have been greatly improved.
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Trade uith lMerieo. All our merchants interest.
ed in the Mexican trade will do well to avail them
selves Of tho departure 9th U. s. Revenue Gutter
"Hoodbury" which Leaves for Vera Cruz tomorrow,
and will convey any communications. though she
takes no passengers. Letters will be received at
the collectors office in tho Custom House until
half pos, nine in the morning of Sunday.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

A SELECT and fresh supply Of Dry Colors Of ev
N cry description, for Scene painting; Oil add Wa
ter coora Brushes and artists ,ools and an extensive
stock Of superior
VARNfSiES.
from the mandatory Of z Smith & Co., comprising
in Noa Il turniture Nns. e. 2eoach varnsh, md
s. ordinary domestic Black Japan, and Brown do.
Also, kegs Crome green, in 25 lbs zach. ground in
oil, and $50 canisers superior French green, aao
oil, IL be rrels Spirits Of Turpertne and Boiled Oil:
Artists Colora &c. (Reoves s Son, t.ondonI and
~ boxes French Lake for sale at the Paint Store Of
the subscriber. MONDELl.I,
uct22 .9 Camp st
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NJ A N $ ION Nous T. II o r E I.

ANSION HOUSE HOTEL
BALL ROOM.
No. - New LEvEE,
Wins es,abli.t ment will open on THURSDAY
l. EVENING, Oct l8 on which occasion there will
be GRAND DRESS BALL. The proprietor will
have good order at hi BALL Room, for which purphse
he has engaged officers of the Police. Gct. IL.
lrLOUR-"00 bbls super 6ne -four, just received;
II and Tor salo by
LAYET & AtfELUNG,
oct23 II Com merco
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Il BalL-At supuown this day tho bal will he
s4i in motion 1T Mr.. YeRierc'e, the Care it"n Re.
ir.at. We learn that it isto be Zip top affair,
.nd a large as.smalsss Of goo !ly e"mP"Y '
ln,.k 81 t,r.
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Tiree,Itdum and 7tceedledee.-From Boston We
learn ihatshe Ohin hes risen three teet, and con
iiaues rising fast. from Cincinnati we hear that II
had fallen dewn,wrnty inchss. and was, per last,
in s5I.u gus. sorry tn d,sPute "i'h the Boston
Courier, bn, uust prefer ,hs sridenee Of the
Ruckc,e-.
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
KVHE proprietor has re-ftred his Reading Room, in

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
gNNHE proprietor has re-itred his Reading Room, in
IL tho ST. Charles Exchange, Corner Ut Gravier
and ST. Charles street, in the neatcst manner.
Bcsdea all the principal apers OF the Uuitod States,
of every city and sa,e the Canadas Texas and Me1i-
co and Havana, the il regularly and extensive
" supplied with the latest European papers, Lo,ds
Lets. and Prices Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals Of the day, and has the
public atoms of tho London, Ednburg, Westminster
Metropolitan Reviews and Blackwoods Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern li'erlrv knck-
booker, The Anne, aan Journal af Sciences and Arts
Cabinet Miscellany Democratic Review, Gel temcn's
Magazine Amcriean monthly, Bentlys scell. ny, the
Mexico Chirurgcai Review, and variety Of ohe,s
All there works are Fey uary subscribed Tor and recs
rej The is also supplied with large variety
ofmaps and aliases, Nies Reg is'er L"vys Prce Cur
from its commenc emen Gazateer', and variety
of works of reference.
The most actvo Il intelligent news collectors are en-
peved give the earliest arrivals, and pnins AZ
pense will be spared to render this Rending Room the
first the United States.
Subscriptions respectfully received.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
VNIILL be given to any person that will inform ME
w where my slave JENNY is emplS, ed. She is
about I'VE fee, four hes high, marked with he small
pox, and when abe speaks she stHt,ers very much.
She is employed some whore in fanbourg q. Mary.
JAMES LAMBERT.
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| L. S. Stock was q, ll9 SD in New York on the
i7,h. Fifty shares we're sold at that p,icc.
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(hrnge Of Opinion. The habit Of printing pub.
lie srecches, though very gratifying TO the ambi-
,ious aspirsnt for distinction, becomes most
uncomfortable tor- when weathercock politicians
find it agree bio tN vcrr round. Mr.. cnh"un's
stall" are deeply sunk in this predicament, and
as they have VOLUNTEERED III play the manly game
OF "fo"W the leader, they mus, ardentl, l'ng for
the ,1pungnp power Of humhug Benton +" wipe
away all records If their former words. !, would
surely dis,urb the serenity of these wagering NOR
thies, il, while ,hey ar. hcbbing and nobhing with
their presen, alliss,-the sculi"ns OF thu kitchen
eabine',-some po!i,cai "W ormw God" should call
their attention to certain printed documents on
whicA they once looked with much completeness.
How often has Calhoun himself lavished the in
dignant el"qurnce "i his patent tongue on those
abe't"r, "f executive usurpar"n, whom he now
ukes by the hand rs brothers. Though these
things be conveniently forgotten by him, they are
well remem berrd by Others; or il not, th"ee v L.
newspapers bear them indehbly stamped ap"n
their surface. What pleasant reading must an
old file nf papers be to men SO changed: how must
Mr.. P,ckeR vince when his eye ras on these
worde, once uttered from his lips, ia r,ter more
degraded more corrupt yet cfrre.ste' neuer lrcfdn
the leaders ~ the party noD IN porer YET ~hcn
they frs, wsro printed he would have pointed t"
them with manly pride, and said they re mine"
We believed them then, we believe them now,
though harsh quite tru-, aud not moro ,rne than
,nerited bu, wha, must Mr.. Picken think "f them
now, when hose be once 40 Indignantly denoun
ced, are hs avc~es, ,li,cal iriends. We would
ask with the New York Conrcr--has he raised
hese "vile, corrup, set of wretches" to his own c
vel, or degraded him self to thcrsl
To The San. Your GRAND bay is lying lite
rascal. When he called tor the paper on ". dnes-
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Southern Stoeks.-By the stock list corrected for
he Courier & Enquirer Ivy the secretary OF the
board Of Brokers, We find ,hn, sules had been
effected on the 18th OF
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QFBo1es and Parquete $l-Seats in private Boxes
Al 5O-Gallery, so cents. A limited number of sea
son Tickets to be had application at the Box Office
" Box Office open every from 10 A NJ to 3P NJ and
4to6 Pm.
UFDoors opened at half past six. NJ The Cur
tain will rise att o'clock.
oct2O-l838.
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NARNiSHES-A large and extensive stock from
Y the mandatory of ID Smith 4 Co. comprising
in part the following: extra polishing no do no
furniture no T. do no . do s. coach vsrnish no do ne
2; varnish no i, . and for Ordinary use; black and
| brown japan, for sale by
septic .CLANNoN IL Cnmp Vt
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W Tho 6Re steam ship Columbia Wade
arrived last night in % hours from Galveston, Tsxas
She brought 10 cabin and - deck passengers.
We have been favored by friend who spenks in the
| most exalted terms Of every thing he saw in
with the Houston Telegraph Of the Goth inst. A re
ron in circulation in the west Il at Col karnes
arrived in this city, had been killed by the Indians
The gallant colonel we presume knows better. Com
panies Of recruits from Galveston and Brazora had
mustered in Houston preparatory to their departure
for the ~esi whence daily solicitations for aid arrived
to guard the roners again both Mexican and Te1inn
m.rauiers The government is reproached With su-
pness in this matter. A party Of surveyors 10 in
number. who hos ventured into the Indian country to
ea,e lands, hove been nearly all massacred by the
Waeo.s ., Ironies. and Kssche' They had been warn
cd by friendly KickaPoas that they were watched ts
the hostiles. A man named QUIZ, convicted
zoria. 1T man-laughter. has been sentenced 20 be
,chipped and branded. Savarngo, Mexican chief
with large party, sle foray on the settlement Of
Mr. Alexander, some twenty mes south west OF Be1ar
robbed it Of very portable article, took Its proprietor
and . Mr.. Bull prisoners to Maamotds, and stripped
of tho ladies' fingers. What specimen Of Me>Han
chvslry. Three Texan citizens have escaped from
The dungeons OF Matamoras and arrived safely at Co
lad One Of them is Mr.. Carnes, captured abou, .
year ago the Neucees. They state that Mr. Brenan'
the iare rerre.t NATIVE from Gosd remans behind in
priron. Merchandise Of every kind ~ss selling q,
high price, in Hou.ton
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HAS re BLACKTNt-l9 barrels VIM. Dunlap's'
Paste Blackins, landing from ship Rienzi, for
sale by ISAAC bRlDGE ~ W
IS4 Magazine at
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VNTAT DE LA LDt1ISIANE-Conr de Parosss
IL pour 10 paroisse Vile dc Ia Nouvelle OrleaLs-
Present Hon. Charles Mauran, juge oc,obre 10
I838-No john White, debteur insOvabr, actusi--
em,n, en- prison cone ortancers ct les ereanessn
ct les crtanciers de White 81 Foley-5ur motion do
Z McMisn, ayocat do rinsoivable, ct en- foisant en-
tondre la cour qu'un nombrs suisant des creanccrs
en- nompre ct mortan nest pas paru rassembee deA
creancers pour autoriser dechargo selen Ia oi;
dams cette aiarr decree par la qnune 50,
conle assemble du pettonnnire ct lie ceuI de Whits
& Foley ait lieu peinc cour undi lie 90 d'octohrs
1885, pour dtbtrsr sur les atfarcs dc John White.
pour furo saeor pou,quo ledn Jchn White
pas dtcharge scion la loi. Extrait des minu,es-Bn-
reau du gretier g. octohre 1883.
lOoct AN GUYOi., iepure grciier,
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JOSHU A BALDWIN, Recorder.

Re<plu quill sera inprime on fo,mo do PAM
phIct 500 copies DIES dclx dornicrs rappar dn go.
mite sur les ru CT quais, snjrt du pavag":pour
linformaton dcs citoycas do Ia Secondo Munich
palie, ct que lc comprolcur est uutorse en- SUR
WELLER Ia publication.
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ERTHISKEi--a 40 Ut in stoi., tyf ale kr
Nv ectlG q DORSEY, :. New l.Svse
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

RE.olu que lie comp,rolcnr EST ct demenrs al o.
ri,e contractor avec 10 Commercial Bulletin do
Ia Nouvelle Ore ,ns, pour toutes Impressions non
comprises dams Performances crdint un imPrimeuf
pour c"tto mnnicpalite ct deinis'ant les devoirs
do Get officer, pourvn quo 10 Commercial no promo
pas plus que loutc autro gazette dune circulating
ttcndue.
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GVTHOLEsAIE & RETAIL-JOOO pounds White
w Lead, purs-7.5O) do do No. |. pvt up
in kegs from Is to 100 pounds each just landing and
for sale at the Paint Store Of the subscriber.
MONDEiLT,
oc,s7 So Camp st
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lust received a, tn. Louisiana Furniture Ware
j Rooms, s. BienvillS s,rost2cS Maple and Cherry
Beds,eads; first rno article. ESQ, coo' assort
ment of Maple. Walnut, and Painted eha'fs' VIM"
will b. sold for the lowest cash prices.
" K CARNES.
ivy 50 Disnyille streer.
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TVVHE shop of Mr.. F. J Haskell, Jeweer. Ga New
4 Lcvsr, WINS broken open last night, and small
quantity jewelry carried off. They were heard by
Mr. Jos Faznn, who keeps Clothing Store door.
lie came down. and on hearing him they made off, lea
wing bar which is just newly made for the rur
pose ofopening doors.
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THE TRUE AM ERlCAN
FAITHFUL AND HoLD.
NJ: w OR LIE a VS.:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1885.

Various have tesn tha opinions expressed by the
p-ess upon the late defeats of the Whigs in Maine,
Ohio and Pennsylvsn,s. No, one Of them has
been satisfactory 10 u', accept that contained
in sev-sa la,e numbers Of the Boston A..
las. Will. we .gr.e with tina, prin, in It's eap"si.
tim of democracy, we are far from admitting tina,
the ,l,.n,ion Of suffrage is an unnlloyed blessing.
We w-uld no, have the grea, in,cres,s Of the na.
,i.n com missed TO the caro- Of every man, because
he 10 a nan. An elective form OF Government Is
certainly the best, IL il be no, abused, but like all
o,h., good things i. suhjee, to be distorted from
no great end nv the pa ss,"ns If the unsduea'ed
multitude. Nnre"pls has suffered more from tho
effects Of misrue than tho Americans, but, strange
to say, they adhere with an "hs inais Pertineciiy
to the AUTHORS Of their misf"rnnfs, worthy only OF
tho blind slavery Of Russian Sorts. Why is this !!
Has there nrt been ample CAUSE 10 dismiss from
suthori,y bath in ,hc States aud in the General
Government III. nnprinciplsd dema."gues who
hav. ." nheeita,ing,,. for yrars past, exercised
cnrrup, ruief Truly there has been. Then why
hiss i, NJ, been done! Because tho majority OF
the sovereign peopls arc composed Of such stuff as
to be
1Tekied .eiM the stran
Of Democracy, without knowing ITS meaning.
The rights and privileges Of the people we would
never SEQ invaded, hut we insis, that tho people
the nseiyes have abused their rights and privileges
hy throwing them open to every man, no matter,
whence no came. All those states in which the
h,od tide Of foreign emigration does not act, con-
,inue 10 asser, the srue principles Of the Constu-
,ion, but in those whose population is made up Of
the dregY of European society, We find that the
demsgogue and the eorrup, politicians have the
sway. Maine IS subjec, 20 British influence. Penn
sylvania to the ohs,inaey of its German and Irish
population, and Ohio to tho ignorance Of the
Dutch, who have invaded whole sections Of that
| giorous state.
The masses in these sta,ss have gone TO the polls
and We now the result "a result nike mi mical
to good government avto tho prosperity OF all
rlasses. Until the right Of suffrage is somewha,
| restricted, we shall ever sec misrule in high pla
Cos. As to whether tina. right will ever be restrc
tod va have our doubts. The cunning and the
.mhl'ious politician will never propose such an in
n,va,ion on existing privileges. The futurs-ws
, lock forward TO it with fear and trem bling. w.
n.r.r have doubted tho power Of the American
people to govern II emselyss, If kept FREQ from th'
infusian Of foreign prrjudces that hath spoken ir
! the late elections of Maine, Pennsylvania anc
OHIO, and we shall have to record the continued
EXPIRE ssion OF tina, voice. long the RICH, Of suf
| iraye 10 so freely bestowed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-27

To The San. Your GRAND bay is lying iit'e
rascal. When he called tor the paper on ". dnes-
day last. tho only question asked him, was, where
is the Office of the Sun! and upon his answer a
no,o was taken Off and directions given to leave
the American.