New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

a-'a'n &sgs he will have to roll in the mud quite
,tri ough during the dag while listening 70 the
i ssNo IEaing murmurs of the Lost Csws.H
T Psss y Make high revel for the Blair
I, ahs, ct the kettle to the trumpet speak
: notsEhe trumpet to tho cannOneer without,
q, ~ Bic cannons to the heav rs, the heaven 10
-th1s SgT earth,
3 /! y Nov the Blair drinks
TIE \, ry,...,. eou-..... TO-. ,..,.,.....;,
dent Of botany, and Mr.. Seymour's name
mentioned in some of the books as the
'EL-' fOnicler of various flowers. CTesefa.
Ne have generally associated Mr.. sey-
yFFRl r only with flowers Of rhetoric Of
-BDAY hollyhock and cabbage rose style. 1t
! CA |ns now that he is given to botany in
lTs5sa8 srsl.
o 15s I've Gun imagine hin studying the
IN language OF flowers When he declined
P 10y q De nominated, aud said may God bless
2 ia but your candidate I cannot be" he
little less than sweet violet,
7reasa only desired to lift up its blue
s 81 I gt4 to heaven from Swallowed obscurity.
~. Rhsn he Joined forces with the blair
hly1 he had an opportunity, which he
- Ebtless embraced, of studying parasitic
THlRAats. He is now supposed to be invest
hing with anxious eye the "Bild thyme
70 ,2S h the Pioayne is preparing for him 10
sd way OF a new rebellion.
e 9 5S., md sbout the third of November he will
om5oss. as politician fos Botany Bay
Sec Sec. Ire he will have a chance % pursue at
A1s"" me his faYorite science.
,stsd -
b Boz among other Democratic 2lz9s We hear Of
q q hnson Rangers
j6ispsl here were such in East Tennessee in the
fsa WI ssant days Of the Confederacy. Some Of
4 fee; pa were captured by Confederate Colo
,Ss d il November, 1861, and he wrote to
fS6tts Bah P. benjamin that he had put down
inc AZ, rebellion" in East Tennessee and that
49,. sprisonels ought to be hung, Judah,
r911 b was in high feather as Secretary of
a'As told him, in reply to try those of
IN VINO had burned bridges By drum
No ! court-uartial, and hang them;
orlsss added that sit would be well 70 leave
,HoLG h bodies hanging near the bridges they
sSSl q burned" The rest were to be sent
N RI bib to be incarcerated as prisoners Of war
Colr lose confinement.
a snts mich was accordingly done.
str,.. ne OF them was Johnson's sonin.lsw,
Bacsh1 terson, and the Colonel who put down
IS a ID rebellion" was very sorry he did not
, III aoi Eh A. j. himself for purposes of hanging.
How are you Johnson"
osy@|s We DRAW from our BAG late number
1t ia he Cincinnati Commercial, our eye falls
r. n 3 = following prickly Joke on our friend
%, ,kCibnrn, W. j., " of that ilk."
ii b Re- Of course, don't ooucur in this
z ~. khpyn article on Jasper; but ne would
ATELu false 10 all the instincts Of " Bag" if |
M'i41 Hailed 10 aspread it on the journal -
Oe's'S here is splace in Louisiana called Homer |
,r IN ex4perating lunatic nsmed Black |
Z A MI has Yeen printing q newspaper there, |
X ". oh he alled--confound him-the llidd. |
&c, ~ 2ng Of rebels not long ago visited the |
s Y sss: cein and knocked it into "pi." The
ted jr Page. being political was Of course mex
III. #abe; but the name Of the paper certainly |
\, !, Nv lMaN an extenuatiDg circumstance. At |
siIsl tNnts, the publisher has deliberately |
ehe q rived himself of the last shadow of |
III S 81 % to public sympathy BY recommending
publication of his paper, giving il now |
!. e.. title Of B'dcIJurrfs -PRont1 Homer |
S'neys9 Don Gonzales" contributes the following
es .on san. account OF Parish Wanderings. |
iid iis him:
4 o oti 2 AUGUST 10, 1863.
DzkE GARPETBAG;
-Neu correspondent was sitting in the |
De ~ Of the House Of Representatives one
!, ~ ~ ny while an election for Senators $50
etc, ~ was going on, and after the choice |
Ae Legislature had fallen upon Messrs.
~ pgg and Harris, he Glanced to hear a |
IL & nDimmykrat' unkindly say that he |
IN "a bet the drinks ''that neither of those |
iva could name the different parishes of |
Siate.n Knowing the uncertainties of |
Hapa snd not feeling prepared to meet the |
uotsG hle issue of such chance, we feignea |
Asciousnees Of the remark, with the |
I'D row. however, that if We should ever |
= 81 the dignity Of q United States Senator |
4 a d isnce of the geography Of our adopted |
ahouid not be charged against US. |
few days since, we drew from its hid |