New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-16

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Our Bag has yielded us many papers lat
terly, in which we have observed the follow.
ing terse note from G. T. B. Did our gen
tle.hearted Creole ever pen such an epistle ?
Hon W. P. Miles. Richmond, Va:
+ Has the bill tor the execution of Aboli-
+ ton prisoners after January next been
= Npassed? Do it, and England will be stirred
. Into action. 1t is high time to proclaim the
4 black flag. After that period let the execu.
tion be with the garrote.
Il G. T. BEAUREGARD.
The garrote, you know, is kind of ma
chine-worked gimlet knife, which quietly
lpenetrates the vertebrae Of the sitting sub
N feet, and sets him free from all apprehen-
ion Of "black flags or anything else.
y Did General Beauregard ever write such a
letter?
Just before our victory eliminated at Five
Forks, laconic but interesting correspond
Rnee passed between Generals Grant and
II Eheridan, as follows:
FO General Grant:
Ithink Lee will surrender if things are
a. pushed. Yours,
"a Major General Sheridan;
5,rl Push things. Yours,
Fl U. s. GRANT.
d Is it not just possible that those boys who
we're at or near" Five Forks still remem-
Der that order, and that some of them,
hway up in Maine, have been pushing thmgss
,tsI
mel The "debased white" circular, of the
aFery shrewd " Democratic Central Com
.S hittee Of this State, excites attention IN
:. Eorth-and remark.
,nI A New York paper says
The State Central Democratic Committee
mi Louisiana have issued an astonishing cir.
k1lar instrncting the Democracy TO en-
1lHesyor to withdraw all business from white
tepublicans, with view to starving them
T. hlt What an excellent effect this must
=4aVe upon the material prosperity of Lou
kSna.
The dog days, we suspect, really made
tlean daft" the engineers of our Demo.
scy. What the dog days lacked, the coal
/, land torches completed.
Why, bless your Central Committee hearts,
you wish to spite your face by biting
u nose off! or did you, now did you ex'
st to driue out from among you all these
easant carpet-baggers.
You cling too much, let modest Bag
lnp ggest, to that old, but, in this region, still
Z" FIFTY theory that the men of the great
-,, kthwest are going to help you Of the
IN lnnie South through D.. in your crazy
gsries.
They didn't help you much in 81, and
listen to voice from the Republican
ngressional Convention of the First Dis
ct of Wisconsin just held;
= lResolUed, That in relation to the States
Fey in rebellion our platform is this: We
Ould do justice to, and live at peace and in
re hity with, all men; but eCe lgil ReUer con-
nito desert our friends IN order to ooacaidte
JhA enemies.
w. lou see they can't desert us-can't really
~ lose stalwart lumbermen, and from all
.-. Ter this South, dear Macon, stretch heart
rings which reach back to old homesteads
the East and North and West, and pulsate
~ uly and regularly the warm interests
hich die out only with the dying memories
AVA $ieh linger even long after death
The great Northwest is not at this writing
serting its friends to conciliate its enc.
-. es
-ast night, right in the teeth of a stiff
, n rthern gale from the rugged coast of
$ ne, marched up St.. Charles street the
sedmsn Guards
e submit that Mark Tapley is now no
ere. A set of Democrats who can be
pllyn under present circumstances de-
Ne the highest praise.
nd that banner presented by sold Chic
LAw huga."
b one side Esa
sTEEDNlAN
or. TO THE aLI
sTEEDMAN GUARDS.
Il (REvERsE.)
STATE RIGHTS
AND
NATIONAL UNION.
-knce when has General James B. Steed-
placed Estate rights above "the
Hc1al UnionYp Ssa \
hsold fellow spent some four Of the gay
n Of his life in bursting that theory.
he now parade it with banners?
be pretended satisfaction of the Demo-
'IA sHith the Vermont election, reminds us
ohm Phenix's description of the way he
eWhipped an antagonist. ef
inserted my nose between his teeth
..... he warlike John, ''and thus held my
IS Rdly assailant down.
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New ORLEANS, La, September 16.
W. loR REPUBLICAN:
na,o leticed in the Delta Of last evening an
. and le copied from the Pioneer of Assump-
an which corresponds well with the mild
- aanciliatorv fY1 tome of the rebel press