The national Republican., 1866-12-05
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A SroRx or Ram AND InDraxArox.
Mister BdItes, wish you would hold Up 70 ssern.
II not to mere ssysse punishnsnt, those who man.
country. HHsrs was i, p with ny VIII and hsr
nothsfs'--"s al ssne over the train together ar.
rving q the dspot short six O'Clock this morning.
Ny wife, she wss not In good health she was out
Of patience with railroads. for Tie cars started BE-
should soda q % good husband" and was sorry
10 be seoidsdi % W were not smisbls, any Of ui.
Even the sxssntsieitiss Of pretty French gentle.
nan Asar ~ In The cars could not put u in good
Asmss. He haA lost bis heksts 10 Nsv 0rlsans that
ufs Stslsa. lvsa "nIlew- feeling our poci.
ed -(did ast) make q wondrous kind" The
trsia wss leae--ths rear eae bslsg on the BAlti.
nsrS fosd; and II was raining -sasiiy. The con.
daetor said "hsfa.n We were vet before W
,::sA.d u: shelter e =. s:se. each . o,:.o.a:S
jssiossly, rsnsnbssine With srisf our late losses
A nan "thsl hssh had isssssF b bsd enough, but
"wousn In her hosfs of sass, uncertain, coy, and
hard 70 plssss." u werss than that when tired out
We'll. " fSus1 no sass, no stages, no hacks, q.
The depot, and w waited IN . ros.-so crowded ws
eould not sit-fos half an hour. Passenger for the
6outh With through tickets feared they would miss
boats or cars. The irrsprsssibls French gsntlsnAa
was .nuttsrins invsssivss egaiast ths ''systsm. -
ington and Paris The "Mstropolitans" and French
poIies-ths 'John darms"- ard still We waited. Al
iase ear sppssrsd and ~ trudgsd through rain
snd mud 10 90. o seat In IT, Bat u only proved .
plaos for those Who were "wiss enough 70 come In
oct ofths rsin'' No conductor. no driver, no one
| 10 answer the impatient queries Of unprotected
females" and uncouth males anxious to know
whether they could ''eonnset' with boats or trains
and no one 10 inform them. Thus ws sat for half
an hour, and would perhaps have remained until
this time had u not osearred TO "ehivalrous son
Of Msr to pull the bell, whom the horses, - inps-
driver and conductor rushed out Of gin mill, F"
and hndiag u would Be dimoult to stop on the
steep grsas" We continued, arriving as The Ne.
tropoiitsa st hslfpsst seven. The train arrived .
little before six.
sscA utter neglect Of wha. Il jna TO passenger
having through tickets or proper for straass. CON.
Ing 70 city the capital Of the country, would not
Be tolerated In any other nation on the globe.
I had my pocket picked on the cars near the do.
pot, but could hnd no ofosr Of the train 70 llstsn
me, and whom upon entering the depot applied
for Information q to how should hnd sn omesr !
wss ssat to the gats-kseyv, who happsAsd 70 be
taking his breakfast, and who recommended me 10
spssk to the conductor. Who ever saw one Of that
Ssnss aftsr train arrivsd2 A policeman II after.
no interest In such uncongsnisl things. But - ]
said before, "0ne that hath had losses" Is dis.
sgrsssble FELLow.
- CONSERVATIVE ARnY AND NAVY UNION.
The regular weekly meeting Of this association We,
held last evening In the Aidsrnens chamber, at
ths City Hall, the prssidsnt, Col. r. 0Bsirns. In
the chair, and Capt. O. W. Rudyard seorstary.
Several gsutlsmsn were nominated for member
ShiP. and referred to the Comuittse on crsdsntiAls
Captain Rudysrd moved reconsideration Of the
vots By which the resolutions adopted few even
ings since on motion Of Maj. Warner, recommend
ing the conservative press throughout the country
10 appeal to the people Of the Northern and South
srn blatss 10 extend suffrage TO the negro on sucf
qualified basis - may bs doomed proper and just.
A motion was made that the association 90 Into
executive session.
Capt G.iss, Col TAFT and Others were opposed
| 10 the motion.
The yots being taken, the motion was lost.
Capt. 0sary moved that the secretary write OF
the record over the resolutions the word "Ex
punged." ,...
Capt o'Hss.n moved ths. the subject be post
ponsd until the next Meeting. Lost,
Several gsntlsmsn eoutsndsd that II rsquirsd q
unanimous vote to sxpunss the resolutions.
Capt. Gsary argued that some years ago th'
Senate Of The United States had szpungsd rssoiu
tions. on notion Of Col. Benton, of Missouri, BY
"S.1' S.ps: RSsy.rd sos;; sh.r.d til. following:
Rssolcsd, That the resolutions In favor Of Negro
suffrage, adopted on the a2d Of November, bs, snt
the same are hereby, repealed.
The resolution was adopted BY vote Of yeas 10
On motion, the association then wen. Into s1ocu
tive session. ..... ..
A SHOOTING AYyAIR.-On Monday night {
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