New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-09
B CARPET-BAG.

|payiont of the rooms of a Democratic
a3do1 Ne corner of Prytania street and
lid load, was legend which might
Of r. ~ one of the "signs' of the times.
|Baas2 mus; "Blair's Tonic will keep off
D. Baggers."
s. 81 Eye of thoughtful Bag there ap-
|seps slher inscriptions of similar purpoFt
-hight have been also emblazoned
" this pleasing motto. For example:
b = isps Tonic will keep off Capital.
|| :, Tonic will Suppress Free Speech.
B., rs Tonic will Danish School Teach
paw paw Is Tonic will Remove Republican
E "a n ssFDuic will pre'ent Plethora of
. o3 e htion.
FRI ionic will eradicate all Humor
|oba 1as of Humor.
S 4 Tonic will reinvigorate the sys-
ssea Il slavery.
Fl V Tonic will dispense established
uiayernments.
|TEs 10 pn.
t tenn fell to wondering what this Tonic
HhAbe. Is it tincture of gunpowder? Is
aims hide of gimlet-knife? Is it muriate
Peea BY what curious alchemy does
Eny IL propose to make mixture that
"a s}arAlyze the American Eagle, and
70 lo \ ne disagreeable attacks Of that
i R as bird on the pleasant old frauds
be b; loefacy?
vnusing gave us little light upon this
Of 4 Of pharmacy, but this morning,
up town in our yellow carriage,
| INC by q mighty mule, in company with
RI. y young lady, without a Grecian
b ~ Z We saw that the statement that
dA[l Tonic will keep off Carpet-Bag-
eehad been apparently retracted,
|da emblazoned motto was taken down,
Q 81 tead we saw only poor bull'seye
nj \ BOOKING as forlorn as the visual
ssa bf q dead shark.
Y ,acious omen.
Reg have you heard the news from
Ne have. And do you hear the
I Of IF many waters, or rather voters, in
sania, Ohio, and Indiana Slightly.
|FTE 81 the poor Tonic or, rather, in
rr. nestness, and with no feeling of
|ot alas for that bitter devils broth
HAhe ambitious Blair commended to
T p of the young South, and which SO
AVE quafed to their evident in
|'oy9 Tuscaloosa Monitor recently pro-
p ~ wood cut, representing "earpet-
We and "scalawag' hanging to the
s. 4lsg limb of a tree, and pleasantly
q ed that this was what such people
My BIT for.
n Montgomery Mail reports the APP
ce Of the cut, which has been repro
oioy Northern papers.
rEHl its walls;
In. wood cut, we fear, is good for
no five or ten thousand votes from
do. rho would otherwise have voted the
! i5iatie ticket. 1t may lose us Ohio,
to that event, will lose us the election
/ ,uatp the Radicals in power four years
lid 4 Il is terrible thing, after the
p T mve have undergone, the pangs we
|es's n0ured, the hopes which we have
va be endurance to which we have
" cufselVes, to see the rising temple
|; 5; IT. burnt TO the ground by torch
essslE ppg the shayings.
II lad.
|bYSA-
rs are fond of poetry-very and
emo lay before the readers of the Bag
b towing moroccan.
|lE il pelry
~ a. Biah blithesome maiden that lives
3 sueor to me; her eyes are black as
i al and handsome as can be. Her
Z, q IRE full of dimples, and red as any
M Then this love of mine, too, has
he koman nose asked her If she
n s have me-this was the other night
i his was her reply, friends: "Why,
L Of + yon are tight p Says I, ~ know |
|senaVe, aboard little wine; but that is
~ question-will you, or not, be
LEE And thenshe put her face, friends.
nine as she could, and with the
n Il i smile, friends, said simply that she
lent eseort me to the door. if was
b. II depart And thus 1t was the girl
nst tor declined my hand and heart.
baris4
|ho Go
II S'i az son was picturing to an old sinner
|6 III is deathbed the glories that await
|GFs salf W. would repent. He promised
YIN tbe long other things, that he would
/ ana a Z; a. hngel.
9 pix that way, please, parson,'
Of = dying man, E" if there is anything
horror of, tbs of being an angel,
[NDd y . damp cloud, picking harp in
|rs n nshine."
Lou
|mbei -
iAi ain Jinks of the Horse Marines is
sstst song of the day. Its air is the
s q & Of the bands of Newport, Saratoga,
| e az ~ stage has its gay little captain, .
t T: g re bis Cor herr cane and sings the
.i tSS aess of the gay Jinls.
k roy eir gets into politics, and the
4. RaW have parodied the original very
3. n
essen single verse from a song in
20 sung at their meetings:
p nElel ypu know, I'm on parole,
amt worth much at the poll,
| Hs' ipf Seymoar with all my soul,