New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01
THE CARPET-BAG.

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The Democracy Of New Orleans have
|sl.,. Ecund new orator. -a
- His name is the Barren Theodore Won La
|ap,N Haehe.
vii Mr.. La Hache is musician, and has writ
ssSs ID some Masses that have been sung once.
E Y, he fondly hope, for the cause OF sacred mu
Jas c, that they will not be often repeated
From writing Mass to addressing Mass
A. Meeting is no great transition, and, so far as
ka Hache is concerned the result in each
ELLs ksse is lugubrious TO a degree.
saaH Mr. La Hache addressed the Germans
|rtasA cme nights ago, and this was in part what
Of said:
la'' "a German comes to this country, and
IN rs to wait Eve years before he can vote. A
e., hero born in foreign land comes here,
Hbls "a can cote Immediately! What do you
| Of SAkaink of this injustice }r (Great cries OF
| 70 TaT ,s iKein Gott," and "zwei Lager.rO
EsSsi Here's 'crotchet' indeed, MI. Won La
| IN Esche.
NH Every schoolboy knows that no man of
!. NV color can vote in the United States I'M
Ia 10 he was either u born in the United
Ss hates, or (2) naturaIized in the United
i,S S1 hates.
bseA And SO it results that Mr.. Won La Hache
ade this statement In great ignorance, for
I'M. Ii course he would not mislead his brilliant
|lsan.4 aditory.
seL Ne sutor. Let Mr.. Y. l.. H. stick to his
,l&dile. The legal points of the great con,
|non it are clearly beyond his scope.
io N Knights of the Round Table: Those who
Gaaa Lequent the 'Bismarck."
Nights Of the Round Table: Those spent
| H. HILL the Bismarck.
Ia Ia We are not "of counsel for General But
|H4i !. He has generally shown himself able
|sSbjs4 4 take care Of himself.
|hsSN But we think it little absurd for the
|Thos sw Orleans Times to accuse him of steal
ohSRag Dr. Campbell's silver. The facts in that
GaS ase are set out in the following paragraph
.om the Bee of November 90, 1862:
TaE ROBBERY or Dr.. CANPBELL's SILVER.
H., ARE.--The particulars of the robbery Of
kgerWare from Dr. Campbells house, of
|Orid2 hich we have already published brief
IA ceount, have now been traced through all
r II aer qualifications down to Polish
b tEew OF the name Of Lewcowicz, resid-
MIG on Camp street, who denies all knowl.
|lss II ge of the affair. Fl. W. Humphrey, whose
Ro rtest has already been noticed, is a sol
|psss er, and, with CORPORAL Roundy, was on
|AOA Wgard at Dr. Campbells house, previously
hadin The taking of possession of it by the Fed
squs& s authorities, and took the opportunity
stealing the silver. They sold it, it ap-
| by / Ears, to Daniel Noonan, street peddler,
lot ID forty dollars. He states that he again
o pa fsposed OF 1t to Leweowicz for seventy dol
fore sss But LewcoWiez denies all knowledge
al It, and refuses to produce it or say what
|elaSS IS become of it. All these parties are
|, oil aaer arrest, however, together with Mi.
procs lael Dillon who is detained as having been
tness to the transaction between Noonan
"a Lewcowiez. This last used to keep lit
Ill swatch-mending and jewelry shop on Com
IrlesS non street, near Philippa street, and now
| !. az one on Camp street, near Lafayette
|se E, qaaSe.
| and But there is another curious fact. In the
Fog M Fisayuhe of November 25 1862, is an ac-
Essso count Of the same affair, which agrees sub
cRas Ehntially with the narrative of the Bee. At
Il WI TTE lat time Mr.. N. F. Bigney, who is now
y! aief editor of the Times, was the active
| siFa icealp of the Picaytee.
s1s How does he reconcile his present state
NJ lent that General Butler stole this silver
4 al VIC his statement in 1852?
ire u It Is proper to add that the matter was
raa ntestigated, ut the time. before Major Bell
nss Provost Judge, and the guilty parties con-
icted and punished.
We will bet China orange against pho.
H. 5sIaph OF Seymour (and the odds we offer
L heavy) that Or. Campbell will not state
o." lat General Butler stole his silver.
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s an Tie silly SANDER started by the New York
sns 1l'ld ana eagerly copied BY the Demo
~ " bic press Of the South. charging GEN
nd nd Grant With cotton frauds during the
|tol has been amply contradicted from
| sd soaa 0uaFtess
~ AND now COMES H. ". P. Mellen, we'll
e q &ncwn N New 0F cans, q friend and ap-
|uals elatee of johnson, and administers the
| sSIs ~ de grace to tie poor falsehood. Will
4 Camp street journals. please copy? OF
men aHrse they will. Certainly. They will
sS "a ISL with rapture into the business of vim.
rs. eating the truth of history:
III IKE Asae Editors Of the Evsning POST
II XII III Ii Saturday. paper you express satisfac-
anta en that the SANDER has been denied, which
Il a, tAsed General Grant Of yenality or favor
i ism in granting to Mack Brothers permit
shanN trade, during the war, through the nfiu.
r NV NV 4ee of his father. / can not think that
" accusation OF that character against
~ fcAekat 0ThuJ neeus T6IutaplOna bub, as
70 Rss AsEs differ from mt, will give my testi-
dolal 1ng for such use as you think proper to
b. aaske Of It. All trade in territory recovered
hoDs enr possession By the Western armies
ss conducted under my general super
lonsl alon subject to the regulations OF the Sec
intis tfy of the Treasury, from the beg aning
Eiorsa she end of the war. This made it neces-
|uaE mi that should be constantly comforting
~ r. III General Grant, and other commanders
IN. "a the Western armies, in regard TO then
IN sHs and wishes concerning the trade in
Etnn H. rear, and also with the assistant agents
|5sans The Treasury Department, who Issued
- permits. an satisfied that nc
GH arnit TO trade could have been given b.
"a zReral Grant which would not have CONT
iii ny knowledge, and feel certain that be
|s aeE gave one to ANY bodg st any time on fol
y, "a ~ purpose He. steadily and uuiforrals
u d Aussd to have anything to do with matters
|pres Trade, except a. 10 general Regulations
- rQ orders whichthe opeyationsof the army
ssra Ese necessary. certd name numerous
e as stances illualTating his action in thu
r. n Fapect. Soon after lie entered Vicksbure
III desired to have the citizens supplied Will
tad eeaearies without drawing from his com
|s \. n sary stores This could only be done b
sdess. and the fewer the number tht
As tT0able he would have In watching
L. kaema He rtherctere limited the hunDe'
es1s two. As this Wo18ld create 3 nc:
|@sfael5 very prcGtsels to those Whs
BB F.1HiG receive tie permits, Il insisted TIA
|slg aE1 khnt,id name tbe frsdera hslt he ebsc4
6ian ~ 49, - 4 -, n
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