The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-28

Ition. The election will take place "a,
parish offices over the whole stats. sud =,
municipal Offices in New Orleans, on Il.
I'd Monday in April. II the Goyerior
recuses himself he will be impeachsd -and
in his case politically dead-you can II.
agine the result. He no more dares Is
withhold his proclamation than Jeff Davis
would have vetoed the nomination 81 Gen
Lee for Commander-in Chief of the Confed-
crate Armies.
The dog is dead Republication, and al,
the ours, Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart:
have knocked under. Wells, Warnoth.
land the entire pack are silenced by the
veto message Of that excellent Statesman,
the President of the United States.
By the way, I wish to tell your readers,
that though Mr.. johnson, may not be the
best Southern man il tho worid, = he 10
|shrewd enough to follow public opinions-x
He knows that Black Republicanism is /.
|losing card, and although the old fools.
who now occupy the time and attention Of
Congress with ridiculous speeches and ~
solutions, may appear before the world a
the ruling power of this country, they still
do not represent the sentiments Of their
constituents. If an election were held to.
morrow, Thaddeas Stevens and Mr., Sum.
|ner would be left in an inglorious minority.
What a singular spectacle would the in.
|peachment ola Governor Of Louisiana rot
present. Such thing was never dreamed
|of before. We have had Roman, johnson
Mouton, Wicklifs Claiborne, and Deibie.
ny-men who guided the helm Of State in
circumstances probably not more trying
than these present times, but still, although
there was plenty of party violence, there
was no talk Of impeachment. III sFv +, :
But here, where the President has mark
ed out his line ofpolicy, the Governor Of
Louisiana isn strayingg from the path, which
had already been opened BY the Governors
q mississippi Alabama ALBANIA and Virginia de-
lolares 'na1 an election cannot be held fairly
IN Tue great Guy OF New Orleans and in tho
[co , parishes ana with ~ ill1afs.
WINCH roulu ualnn nun Il ne nan ior city
o0As'ao'e he says sne election would 30
1caff'ed AGAINST the wishes Of the people BY
mugs ana olsoraerly characters. i,,T
"nefe a1e tue thugs o. Ne. erieansa
L auy rsman' .ney are the aaacses OF Gov
ernof !" Gus ana the party with which 10
anlia'es' Inc lew who went into. the war
are reeenerased' they fought CALAMITY iaithe
losing cause ana nov feel that the Demo-
cratic party - the only party which can.
save us rom inauguration and negro su-
perlorty.a.t aai T4'aioy nadi 5I6iea
governor Wells, BY timely pFoclams
ton, may avoid IN impeachment and con{
lsequent disgrace, but he can never enjoy
tina esteem 1.-THE people OF Louisiana. 4
But enough Of this; We feel strong in the
support of General CANDY and the Prs.
dent-and Wells may fret his hour upn
the stage and then be heard no more.ie aas
There is branch Of the New York MI.
|ssam Of Anatomy on st Charles street OPP
|posite che great hotel. This Museum con-
tains wax representations Of II the mon
|strosities engendered by disease and all tho
forms and peculiarities Of the human frame
To the man about town there IS nothing o.
tractiye-to the student Of medicine Or
anatomy it may be an inviting study.
In all the principal papers It was sdvsss
tised that on the 22d February ladies' alone
should be admitted to this delectabls sight.
yFas to ofsciate in explaining matters Is
Ia woman Of the town these prnrient exam.
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