The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-26


lev consultation with him OF his concurrence
Besides, It is not respectful orcourtcous 10 ou
q OWE citizens 70 place strangers-p persons fror
NeW York and other places, in Office here, an
ovsf their heads" David O. Hincks, 50 Ion
corrected With the New Orleans cuslomhouse
4 lhoroush democrat, but 50 able and faithfl
anofieer that the wings would not remove him
has been superseded By Mr.. Walden, fror
tfenofth, while MI. Pomroy, from the sam
latitude, has been appointed q general apprais
,er.sil the room Of another faithful old democrat
Eic aerrant; thus, as it were, intimating that til
democracy of..New Orleans cannot furnish til
requisite capacity talent Or ability 70 GIL II
Iofhsss. The Orleanian adds:
Collector Porter must lack all firmness, AMI
be more than usually subserrient TO the power
Ithas he, otherwise he would regard tie pro
feelings in their proper light, and the reverst
Iofteferential to him. However. our citizens
Iare.no panied BIZ The manifestations of thest
things, ais the collectors toriuous and trimming
/ policy. long ago, lessened the respect that wa,
50 generally entertained for him BY the demo
lcracr on entering office
| We are surprised To find our old and well be
loved friend Of tile Orleanian grunbling at the
| importation Of men from the north 10 FIJI tie
pubic offices in Louisiana; the more especially
as He is SO bitterly hostile to the doctrine that
.tAf.aericans should rule America" and FIJI all
Tie offices. As he has not the slightest objec-
lions 10 make to Europeans doing the voting and
eniosing All the Offices Of honor and trust in the
United States, surely, BY the same rule. he
las 10 Just cause TO complain because presi-
dent Pierce fills tie New Orleans customhouse
with men imported from the north. The north
erness have equally as good q right to hold Of
fee 1t the south as the Europeans have. to say
notlsngof its being the patent process BY which
modern democracy manufacture northern men
with southern principles" As to the intima
ton Its not being respectful or courteous
70 ouF own citizens to place strangers persons
from New York and other places, in office
here, and over their heads. z and .that New
Orlesns cannot furnish the requisite capacity.
talens o. ability, /" if our cotemporary will re-
vert sack BE will find that for many years ii
has been tile policy Of the democracy to gil
the New Orleans customhonss with non-resii-
dentsan strangers. What we're Morgan, S.
NJ. Towns. &C.
Colonel Porter is q man Of independent in
and does not care whether bis acts
give pleasure Or dissatisfaction 10 the democra-
tic Wire-Workers il New Orleans.
Ths Pasis Constitutional thinks that, in the
progressive pretensions' Of America, and 10
lie Incidents that are now characterising the re-
ALFONSO Of Great Britain and the United States,
there il the germ Of grea. and serious Difficult
ties; oat as soon as peace isrestored to Europe,
his diligently, as far as America is concerned,
will Be reduced to very simple proportions
The Anglb- French alliance will survive the
eastern Wsr that gave it birth; the U. States
knows this, ard they will become more modest
81 Al least more moderate, ii their attitude To-
yards England and the rest 81 Europe. 1.-THE
French aip in the least inclined 10 aid Great
Britain, inease ola war with tile United States,
Il one objects. We can fight them both to-
5ethe- without any extra trouble.
HIS ex-supreme t.llighness,' Santa Anna,
rs again turned up. He's residing q. Tur- i
o.tRelse miles from Carthagena cor.
'espoflient Of The New York Herald. who re-
ENTITY had an interview with him. SAYS he ex- \
PRESSED bitter hatred towards the United States /
md Americans. He is said to be stimulating
be industry Of the people Of Tnrbaco, By Loan /
ne them small sums Of money to buy stock, to-
pen new plantations and to improve their pre- 4
ent ones. He Is endearoring to have turn |
'lae CONSTRUCTED from The village to the city Of
SarthHgena, and is said to have offered tocon- /
nbute $40, 00O-two-thlrds Of its estimated 4
ost----sovards The work. vi
TN Washington correspondent Of the Bee
tates chat Mr.. Champion will be transferred to
ONE ether position, lie having intimatcd de- /
ire to that effect, after what has transpired be-
Heen himself and our government. The wri- I
e. has. been informed by credible source that |
be difficulty between England and the United
States viii be amicably adjusted. President
P3erae is sorely Yexed at the turn things took IN
He bad only about dozen friends.
II to,ti, IN the convention recently held ii that
State VI A majority Of the delegates werein "a |
+or y, Buchanan.
Warecpmmend All those visiting New Or
cans and DESTROYS Of purchasing furniture and
sabiaes ware, 10 call On Mr. Chas. a. Stewart, 4
sos HI and IT'S Canal street His stock is I
-ery large, all u the latest styles and southern
manufacture, embracing every article that can
y named; from the most elaborate and costly |
9 liz plasnest and cheapest. Allarticles pur-
.hasea of him viii be carefully packed. and |
liipped II order. We can commend him 10 !
lie patronage Of our friends.
THE supreme court, on the 18th inst. ad- j
ninisterea the oath Of Office to Mr.. Bell, as