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d, there wosll b DO difference be-
tween players; Z pstsdvsnturs who'll
would bring esfd playing to w esd
There are but few persons who know
the value Of two Jacks aud a Queen
and can tell the proper time TO pla,
out trump; even eucl, are much re-
strained and Influenced in their play.
ing BY the amount u stake.
There are many quaint apecdese.
Illustrative Of our tett. 1.-THE thing is
done. and Is II is not we'll done, !,
we're wsll II we're dons ever Tbs
experienced and scientific manner in
which soi disante democracy has play.
ed its cards In this State for The past
four years. merits especial attention ol
the contemporary historian, II should
form chapter by itself. and might be
colated in book form to teach the gen
GRAFTON Of office seekers TO come after
us 7oilerondish diplomacy. The par
excellence democracy contend through
their longest winded eracles that The
people should fu1e-that their viii il
the sovereign power Of the nation, and
yet In The face Of this, /. their cousti
tuition grossly outraged and violated
The constitutions Of the State, il sup
posed to reflect The will Of The people !.
yet for all the respect it commands by
observance, IL might as we'll be the
ground work Of action for the knights
OF Jericho. True ikjs that the docu-
ment has been referred to, and vety
recently to perpetrate Insult and out.
rage Upon the best half Of the citizens
Of the State Al other times when j,
conflicts with the interest Of the Cen.
trail Committee, IL might just az we'll
be time etFaeed scroll in the hand Of
some picked Egyptian.
We are led to these reflections from
The fact that Mr.. Hyams Of the Senate
has Offered a Registry Law for New
Orleans, which q q the democratic or
ysns say, "bas been prepared with
great care and ability we have no
1oubt Of IL. After all the riot, blood
'bed, and what in our minds eye is
worse than either '..froua' In New Or
cans eleetiohs--whieh il directly the
ault Of the party in power by the sin
# omission, now, when a bill is being
ramed Ii the Lower House by mem
'ers Of the American party. u snap
Judgment II Jaken and a bill intro.
luced e he Senate which Is AZ ? we
re told to meet tm exigeocies Of the
tines. The Delta a rival Of tho chief
sind instrument itself, goes into an
'cstatic state Of mind On the eubjset
md gives utterance to the following
sentiment:
That a regisfary law has become a mat.
ef Of stern neressity~=thae the arrogant
assumption If power will, which Commits
toner's have invested themselves, in order
. deprive portion # our citizens Of their
lights at the electoral urn demands a p,otppt
nd efIertual eetive-that abuses have
'esn committed by parties. In order 10 at
ain temporary and ephemeral triumph
{ the cost of political honor and reetit,mle,
re ltnatters which cannot be gainssid BY
ny one who has even surerGcially scanned
M political history fot ten years past. The
ub)ic voice has long been raised against
his degrading condition Of things the
onest, the patriotic, and The well-,nten-
toned Of all parties demand that the axe
hould be numerically applied ut the root
The evil and the prompt action Of orr
legislature in reference 10 this matter il nm
Indication that IL is willing
, obey the popular will The present
reject OF a registaty law, defective though
may be in some Of ,ts details, We CON
Give calculated to inagutate an era of re-
'rm, and when perfected into harmcni-
nd well-combined whole, to achieve the
bjscts which the Constitution had in
lew.