New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02
suD1C1AL ADvnRTssrNe.

lar terms to bill rendinr (since passed before the
House of Representatives proyiding for the compul-
sory publication in the State paper of all sales of
nronertv ordere tn he made nv indicial process ssu.
inr from all the courts Of the parish of Oreans-thus
1not only abrorAtnr a yery wise and lust law which
permits parties Immediately interested to govern and
control their own interests but creating forced egis-
latiye monopoly Of the most invidious description
and interfering with that healthy competition which
is the life and soul Of legitimate business.
So far as We Immediately concerned, we do not
care straw whether the bill passes the Senate ornot
It's passage would notafect our Interests to extent
worth single moments serious thought It nights
possibly deprive us OF dozen legal advertise
menus per year, WHICH ifie1us VI those VINO wished
% aya tneseiVes y we aoVahtage q our large CIR
cua.lon misns sena 70 usholnlng lar'hef' Neither
10 We o,seoS " '.e ss' compulsory patronage that
Woula illus noM ~ upon ee proprletors OF 1he STATE
paper inere Is no paf.icie 81 envy IN our compost
lo, ins,eau VI enNyius' we snoulo DC PLEASED
fas,ei .e pfop'ie'o.s u 'ha' journal could make
III. ons aonars per alnuln.
:, IS s1'e ssss1e " 'lle piA We oeihuf to-hotnhs
eise. z
that principle De founded in truth and justice, in
equity ana far dealing u should be 80 extended as
20 apply 70 every parish IN the State What is just as
70 one parish must be Just as TO another and what is
~ 70 one PARISH as' y UNJUST q 70 announcer.
~ - ~ ~ aMs VI
"e w NV .l.s. " ',iis ..ia. .ie
s'la Sopsi uie luui..al sa.es " al 'e
q II = y au' .seu u the f7'at'
Pop 80, ~ ~ .''sa. suas I. s'e Log 'sa'uie
- $500, I. = j, y - W NC
,.a. o"AA"A - =. W. pa'seo. oiies'ns
-, ~. 49, 'lan aone - sseu, ~
Z "iso ..'n ~ anu ''.en wv: " seees ia'ofe
Journal III an 1he country parishes IN Wnicn TWO or
more newspapers are Puphsned' 70 perform the same
Description OF work. Ihey Will palter with their
duties, oaths and the claims OF others IN double
sense II they act IN one case and fail to act in any of
the remainder.
4 There are two excellent newspapers published in
Baton Rouge. One of them-the Advocates in
some respects, State paper. Why not as well de-
sgnate the Advocate to do all the judicial printing of
the parish Of East Ration Rouge as to designate tile
Courier to do all the judicial printing of the parish Of
Orleans? We put the question to Senators and Rep.
s perfect be- sbues dedssa
w n not asd o. dsaged BY any legislator
saas a ~ ~ p.lorln composed n o. prn.
Both Ways must apply to one side as well as to
another side or else it is poor rule and should be re-
undated, = - s''->' 4''''''>' = =
Tha \ { ,ronoses - rora., i oa,,.,h,o ,,;so
dio IL" i ~ ae' eq.oe ta sse
all cases where advertising is in relation to
~ sasss - - lela.lo 70
# he thereof se np pc , S
in the parish where the proceedings are had and that
where twoor more papers are printed in the parish
the defendant shall have the right of choosing the
w Al mii,oil 'e
81 the law ana .fto rsasi, :. s'e
- :. 1870: -, - -, - =. - :
loss TO imagine now any sensible or honest man can
find aught to urge against its continuance in force.
leaves to plaintiffs and defendants to the persons
having exclusive interest in the premises the man
n which third persons sould nat be allowed to ntsT
fare and in which outside inte,faranee
~ 81 ,,,t,aI To-, :.
/ r., th;s s,,;oo. t,,o p;oa,,,o - 80
had some anronos remarks a norton az yybic,, ne
IS snh h oIa' ' 'p99 i'''' p'''0D u WHICH We
e .a.a
as pp ssS s a% @ wds 1
q a he as as@ IL s Lat
adsei its obviously right which private tganls ought
d pasury there Is Peenlisr nropfiesy thai ii he
so sss seeking p fS,
he Jest for ayen se sse
9 There E, Ins Gasr 70
with all o.er Journals saniages q me-
may show Itself entitled We have not brow in way
OF composition but do strenuousiy
law Of comnson ny WHICH men TO be forbidden
Use where their interest and incnatons might lead them and
directed 20 advertise IN particular JOURNAL plausible
ground Ct any public interest," sufficiently shown
With the rights interests and business
OF ndlvdnas The bill is unnecessary and unjust;
nope VAL e stopped by the good Of the egatnre
the business people 81 New Orleans be suffered retain
privileges IN respect TO the of their private
MI s,,,,;o;noa ~. 49,, 49,. ,.,,.o,, .s..,.,
had - /. M c. ~. !, e'u' tiio
|, ~ NJ NE. Wv 44''' nun
=, -ss''''' s1''NlN' 1'siiNs
whish At 4 aess We esmaed at f,y hoan stsa o,
per amount having within fraction been psid
aeco,e 70 me s'e ieaeurets report io 1886 or printing
@ ~ y now NOV. ol course Wy me Courier
nu ny e es h y eone; upon complete
s9 y. Fe as p,nE LOT Inc parish OF oeans ne
nee ~, " w az eNIs,ve lon could
& IN W. e iot surn no one on' Of
&c M Ia; ~ anng i nv not se alhets
n.sIas IL ~ ny ~, ~, M 10
prar;c a. tls bsr a n ~ ~ ~ s 2W
= ,Is,ran, ~ " '' 'Ae '''e'e''spi 'e F-oiic
ID rba IL ,,;.,o,+ A. 49, 80 "a.
reatmras md y;,inn nSna,e y @ ~ h 81 ~
y hnMae,s attenn az ngrt;ssn ~ S III n IN"
l., ~ III, - 80 ~ .S
ter the veal MONT in isse hn ~ g h 's ~
cpeea ~ law 70 10 ~ ~ we neither their iniefess nor il