New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05
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~ E,% oIry HALE, Both ects 1851 =
pase a az soasss faa' q Se a.ubsd N
appreheas IONS spf d soider, in tbe political cahyas
esos a saa s 4 Say q
alt pc sif Authority TO en-
poY every means order to allay feafs, soee excite
yiew Eisssed, oaJhe2eth ns,s proclaaat .6 recon
!. Ths e Grad Jafy q s pafsi
audthe ceHrnea eeuiei Of lhr have cctenTfed a
ie reconime endation and embodied il in their proceed
ingss I'd wbtchs Iisvoke the sttsnoh ard pariotie
aegulesesnc of preptieors and keepers Of bargoo'
The Strand jury In their report say NJ follows: =
ltl the Grand Jury would earnestly
noting The satisfactory exefcise Of the Invaluable right
81 ai IRE ap pIeachag esesos susges-
loiIs Of me Mayor 81 The city be rsa iit, and
that fi cefee hdlses cabafes, and ohtI
places where Intoxicating liquors Sold be clos % o'
the dag Of eiection, hon O'clock n to O'Clock p.
and would counsel all good citize who desreio
see Ing TAR tame ot our Guy efved, and good Wll
among all classes maintained no deinea
thai day wllla moderation andsa officers connected
With hc administration Of The laws their prompt
vigilance in preventing disorder, fraud aud vioience'
TIE eon,tnoa eeune.sttheir last sitting, adopted
''' ~ ''sss'f' Mo. slsf Sr&sss 9ss "
fsRssolrss That Ihe preptietors OF aif4estsbfish
nls yAersIn sprituous liagoss are reaileds be re-
hight of the election" -@7ssstv
sln addition 10 isse steps of voluntary
aga nst excitement, which eAsIed for by theag-
ted state OF the pabbe1nlnd feel IL duty IeD
the PUBLIC certain provisions Of the existing laws
Which baye an important bearing te due pTeser va
lion of order am, which deserve the viglant attention
lof all who have stake IN the property of The city
an interest 10 its peace reputation - ss ae
PROPERLY HOLDERS AND TAx-PAsEEs, l would
refer 10 the following acl. passed atte last session Y
the Legislature Of tAe tale by which fhe city fs mse
Irresponsible drec1ly fJr all damages committed upon
prepeTsy by MODS, ~ lines Of riot TO every one 81
hem would urge The individual interest which he is
LIFTS made to Iavey III addition TO the cailssef public
daty,so far as exercising his utlnosl influence, and
MS personal exeons e quiel agitatloP,
ease CT any coHlInuiie maintain The laws and pre-
Serve the peace sxs E5- = 50
ls'An act makiag municipal corporations liabeI for
+ damages doife 10 property BY mobs and solous
y semlIages, approved March 0, 1861 ~ y
Be il enacted Wy Illes Senate ahd House sof Repre-
sehtatatives of the Stale Of LOUISIANA, in general as
seInby convened that the different municipal corpora
tions this Slate shall be liable for The damages done
topropefy 10y m,bs or ripous assemblages ain .her
res specive limits.' Y ~ s@s
Il wouldaufthef invite attention particularly the
lays against the unlawful carrying or eoncea led
pons; praeHce,s more, than any other dangerous
the public peace in lnnes OF general exciement Il he
lazy the subject, which shall quote, precise, and
sufficient, if observed; and ask Tor il The vgant
iention of the public, all sworHfofcers of the city and
Ste and oil all other citiz ems, especially of parents,
guardians and employers of youth The strict enurce-
lnent of this law would do than any oiher single
precautionary NiueJ could be taken pTepent
appreheaded bIeaches of lhe peace; aud tere fore,
most earnestly urge The most eareiul and sustained
efforts to abolish The practice which it Condemns.
E1s5 oIenees, approved ilih March, 1866 fsi,-t
Belt fufher enacted, etc, That whoever shall
eafry weapd or weapons ,eoneea led trbout his
persou, sueh pis oss lowlelie, dirk, other
dangerous weapoT shall be liable 10 prosecution by
indlctIfeDt presentHent and on cenyioon. for me
tfst et shall be haed notles tl,an te hundred
and hfiy dollars, than five hundted dollars
Imprisonment Tor month; and for thessecond of-s
ieace, mol less than five hundred dollars, than
one thousarddeiarss or Imprisonment In the parish
prison, at The discretion Of the Court TO exceed
three months and that it shall be the duty of The
Judges of the Disirict Coufs this ste 10 charge
the Gfand Jury specially tot this sectionsn Eazs's
Having abiding faith IN the patriotism and inteli-
geaee of my feiio wctizens A entertain strong hopes
that the apprehension Of violence and disorder at
approaching election VIII pToSeo have been gronnd-
less bat cal and elted pre- paraons Inc less
neees sary Ii is the part OF wisdom 10 provide az
possible peril, TO assure 10 The firn and
inoensive that he may his rights with
outebslrucaen or personal psrll and trust and fer
vetty entreat that all good clizens wH steadily and
under all by example, ,by co,n.
selfnd by exeion, every tendency and provucal on TO
disorder, and viii sustain the public authorities in
every sfner geney. epid.ay and unanimously in main
tai Mug HE supremacy Of the laws { 4ittG.zt -
v OIL te""P IOfiN l.. LEWIS, Maynr