New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-05
Tribune -TALIAFEKRO
REBEL-TICKET.
a Remarkable Dream.

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"A Remarkable Dream.
ad 4 dream last night in regard to this
me NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and thus l
ned saw leading rebels in the back
ID. saw DR.. L. G. Roudanez, editor
e Efibune, in front, with a great horse
ID his hand. l saw Crane excited,
lngers spread, with froth rushing from
o1sh, uttering a fierce TRADE of abuse
q csrpet-baggers who took his slaves
81 N and from Taliaferro. I saw
ea Smith standing behind his desk,
rn uplifted, with fist clenched, and
rs sn his usual way to lay the whole
ioa on the table. His motion was
Town.
sV James Mushaway going up to Post
X TaliaferrO, son of the Hon. ]. G.
$40, and heard him say, "I'll never
he manner in which you kicked me
Z the postoffice. 1t was because 1
sainst your father in the convention; /;
'oF that l am supporting him (you
! change my opinions very easily l
you should Put me back" Crane,
! the justice of this thing, jumped up,
ca the floor, and discoursed as follows:
genius of misanthropy, and the
Of philanthropy require that Mush-
20 back into the postoffice, the Grand
and the Grand League to the contrary
thstanding." Crane, on concluding
peach, looked around, and found
tNRy, Rodriguez, and Gardette cheer
danez, being the chief manager,
"a his whip, and when the eyes of
Mushaway, Gardette. Rodriguez,
and the others were fixed on him,
Gentlemen! go for the Tr ribune,
e and you shall have places!"
se and Pitkin, who were also in the
Zee, said, 1--WE will go for you and the
as Doctor, but we have little arrange
uhich we would like to make known"
nee arose, snapped his great whip
tRige, Pitkin, and the others standing
le he spoke these words: whatever
ment you may propose shall receive
ctful hearing, provided, however,
Tribune aud I be always first in the
~ atIOu.
'iA disliked such dictatorship, such
Iress and arrogance, and declared that
Be would submit he and his friends
back out. Field, tall and serious as
w reached forth his arm, and, when
was restored, spoke as follows:
nez has no amiable or generous
2. He drives everybody away from
q say it will never do to submit to
ogant dictstion.n Ex-Governor
ought SO too.
hg back into the space occupied by
King, Bigney, the Crescent, Plea
4 Bee folks. and other ex-rebels,
leads, and bolters, beheld the ven
snd sanity form of Hon. ]. G. Talia-
Asnding over and listening to some one,
Fhile conyersing, was sitting on a
looked little more closely, and
Ae individual conversing with him
laAe other than his ex-Excellency J.
Wells. In moment the cenversa-
e to an end, and Wells came forth
nied by Field, Pitkin, Lynch,
nd others. They whispered little,
their heads, and went out, Wells
again jumped up, claimed the hoor,
Y out in a loud voice. ''Baa men /
shakesl snakes worse than the
q the Grand League!n
figul Joined 10 the cry of " Snakes
ahd seemed TO enjoy it exceed
The cry seemed to be natural to him.
was now great degree Of excite
wanted to lay the whole question
liable; soude moved to lay smfth's
to table on the table; Monthieu
to know what was before the house.
Inc, Jet standing on the floor, said
sual emphatic way, al am before
se.n
Mushaway rose to a point of order.
ez snapped his whip, and com
"siIencein The point Of order was
ated. Mushaway said: "The ques-
Eore the house is, il seems to me, the
ton Of Or. Roudanez to the eject
4e viii stand BY him We can all have
Roudanez, rising to his feet,
hisWhip, and pronounced the point
p we'll taken. Crane seemed very
oniused AZ the turn things seemed to
Hon. J. G. Taliaferro, though pre-
Standing back close to the ex-rebeln,
reas, and Democrats, who occupied