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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-26
D. MANDELL,
Controller,
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FROM TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The following resolution was concurred
in by unanimous vote on its several read.
ings, the rules being suspended;
Resolsed, That Judge Henry D. Ogden be
appointed and employed to represent the
city of New Orleans III the suits now pend
ing on appeal in the Supreme Court, and en-.
titled, THE city praying for the opening OF
Casacalvo and Moreau, otherwise called
Royal and Chartres Streets" and second
"The city praying for the making of new
levee at the tobacco warehouse, in the third
district
the city Of New Orleans be and is hereby
authorized and solicited to contract with
Judge H. D. Ogden for his services ia the
above suits, provided that the fees do not
exceed $500 tor the first named suit, and
$3.50 for the second named suit.
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on Streets and Landings was received:
COMMITTEE OF STREETS AND LANDINGS, }
Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
City Han, March "a, 1868.
To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN-Your committee have the
honor to report upon the following subjects
referred to them, viz:
Upon the petition of property owners of
the first and fourth districts, asking that a
canal be dug on Broad street from the New
Basin TO the upper line, and then that the
Claiborne canal be filled up, your commit
tee would report unfavorably upon the
same grounds assigned for similar report
by this committee upon the petition of
property owners asking for the filling Of
Galvez canal. Until the important matter
of the city's interest In the operations of
the draining commissioners established by
state legislation are determined, and until
a satisfactory and radical improvement in
the entire system Of drainage and draining
canals is adopted 1t is unwise and improper
to attempt Improvements which will be
only temporary.
Upon the petition of j. F. Rust and VIII.
liam Henry, stating that contracts were adj
Indicated BY the City Controller to them on
the sixth day Of june 1857, for repairing
and keeping in repair the paved streets OF
the FIRST, second, tenth, and eleventh wards
Of the city for the term of three years, and
asking that these adipdications be ap-
proved by the City Council, your commit
tee would report, that these adjudications
we're made subject to the approval or re-
lection of the City Council; that these adj
Indications were made nine months ago,
and that the approval of them at this time
would not be for the interest of the city.
Your committee is Of opinion that the con.
tracts could now be sold upon terms more
favorable to the city,
The rejection Of these ad1udications is in
no manner an Infringement upon the rights
Of the purchasers, as said adjndicAtions were
made with the proviso that they were sub
ject to the approval Or rejection Of the Com.
mon Council. ~. .7s7s-s
Upon the petition ofJoseph Antiques, stat
ing that ne was the purchaser of q CONTRACT
for cleaning and repairing the unpaved
streets of thB third ward on the sixth day of
June, 1867, and that said adjudication was
approved by the City Council, and that sub.
sequent to this approval the surety offered
at the time of the adjudication was with.
drawn and asubstitpte offered In his place,
and that the resolution approving the latter
security was vetoed by the Mayor, and this
veto OF the Mayor was sustained by the
Council; and upon the petition Of the said
Joseph Antiques asking that this action be
reconsidefed, and that stsps be taken for
the signing OF contract based upon the
adjudication of June 6. 1867 your commit
tee would report unfayorably, believing that
z the city Is not bound to make this contract,
and that Il will not b. for the interest 81
the city TODD 80 for REASONS similar TO fhose
STAYED in the ease Of J. 2. Rust and
81 - "A 49, =. w. PERKINe
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PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
OF farmers and butchers Of the Maya
zine market, praying for. the removal Of the
fish stalls from the centre to the extreme
northern side of saidmarket, was referred to
the Street Commissioner for his opinion.
ofwm. J. McCulloh, for the cancellation OF
his bond as Deputy Street Commissioned,
first aud fourth districts, was referred 70 the
Finance Committee. s
OF Mayer Stern and Henry Stern, Offering
to contract with the city for the removal Of
dead animals, was referred TO the Commit
Tee IN Streets and Landings.
OF Jacob Stein, praying for permission to
erect steam engine corner Industry and
Frenchmen streets ior the mandatory Of
hone duet, was reietfsd to thsC Committee on
improvements and Buildings.
0f property holders on Howard street,
stating that said stsnes had been improved
ana laia aa 8 plank road at their own ex-
pense; that the els5 authorities in 1854 re-
moved sails planks for the building d
bridges in other parts Of the city, and pray
ING that the city hoW sepeir said street from
the New Canal % Felicity road Tee Of
charges 70 petitioners, was referred 70 the
Committee on slreess aud Landings.
Oiaeseral claim agents, complaining ofthe
licehse imposed upon them, and asking that
he ordinance be npendad. was referred TO
he Finance OomMitlee.
A communication q Fallx X. panncy,
ilgan 81 5 patented atticle 5fyl1a ''the
rabh - ~ aAsfAea %
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7T7N7I T77a T777-7777E 311T from fne Board
of ASSISTANT AldAfhen for concurrence,
thAe e Mayor w $kHi ISL "a ~ aes iNto
eoatraet VITA 1ohn fst a principal,
iasrss @. Crowley aa saaurltg 4 aiadna the
1lassesshrv Hra8uing canals COZ iraSaing
1hs necessary dama and le,' b 81 81 ef9y
'slse S1rfar fr0m the Bieuville 81 WI tr lssnfs
1ISti.I11 10 th0 swamp On Tie tida 81
an M lal1ie I85dge, your connlft HoNd
tsat 9rraDlFl
D. 8. DsNEE
rs ff|I IA fs443tIsal454.
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Tie Dcm0cTaflc Quarrel.

4" He who says the Indiana delega-
ton acted in bad faith lies, and he
knows it. &C. w. ShGakti1a at the
Seymour ratification.
The proprietor Of the Courier states
the case squarely. On the other hand
the Dayton Ledger, edited by @. H.
VALLANDIGHAM, who was present IN
the Convention, and had at least equal
facilities for obtaining information
like the Enquirer, confesses the po-
tency of the argument used by the
bloated bondholders, of Wall Street
with the Western delegates, IN the
following paragraph:
1t is quite evident that there Is a
well-founded indignation manifesting
itself throughout Ohio against mem
bers Of the Western delegation at New
York. who faltered in their support of
Pendleton in the face of the most posi-
tive instructions from their constitu-
ency. Both Indiana and Illinois
coquetted in the start, and finally
proved false to their most honorable
pledges"
Let the Democratic editors settle
the question among themselves.
There is a lie out somewhere.
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Democratic Convention at Princeton
How They Raised a Crowd.

On last Saturday, the 18th inst, the
Democracy of Gibson County, held
their County Convention, and feeling
that something must be done to get
the people to turn OUT, they circula-
ted report all through the county.
that there was to be free dinner for
the soldiers, and that everybody was
invited.
The humbug can perhaps be best
understood, by giving the statement
of an old lady who came about fifteen
miles Ito witness and participate in
the grand demonstration. After
reaching town, and finding she had
been sold, there being no dinner or
demonstration of the soldiers. she
went into a store to do a little trad
ing, and made the following statement
to the merchant:
She had been very much disap.
pointed to-day; the news had been
circulated all through her neighbor-
hood that there was to be a free sol
dIer's dinner in town, and she had
come all the way from the other side
of Oakland City to it. The report
was, that the soldiers were to march
IN procession, and the soldiers wives
and widows were to be dressed in un-
form, cred, white and blue.) with a
blue skirt, white waist and a red sash.
She thought that would look so
pretty, and she felt very badly over
the disappointment, and besides she
could not buy all the goods she wanted.
because she would have to save money
enough to PAY for her dinner"
Being impressed with the idea that
there was nothing free on that day,
when she got through trading she
wanted to rest awhile, but before
rlsking to use chair, she turned to
the merchant (who is very pleasant
young man) and asked, Honey, is
this FREE chair?" However, when
the old lady found out that it was
only Democratic Convention, she
said, " Well, it is just like them; all
through the war they were trying to
deceive the people. pretending they
weie the soldiers friends, when they
were really doing all they could to
help the rebels"
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The End and How 1t Was Brought
About.
NEW YORK. july 9.

The long agony is over. The par
turition of the Democratic nomina-
ton is accomplished, and like the
fabled mountain, its offspring is a
ridiculous political mouse. The
Western delegates played an open,
manly, and honorable game, seemingly
unaware that their opponents were
using marked cards and loaded dice.
As in all such games the tricksters
won, aud the honest men lost. The
feeling over the result is better i'm
agined than described. The applause
in the Convention, and the clap trap
always used on such occasions. de-
ceives nobody here, and this evening
the election of Grant is frankly
conceded by his most bitter
opponents. Ask whom you may
what they think Of the Conven-
ton, and they invariably reply, it has
elected Grant Dropping into the cigar
shop of an Israelite, the question was
propounded, what do you think of
the nomination." think Grant is
elected, was the prompt reply. The
feeling is the same all over the city,
and but few seem to doubt that the
great Empire State will cast her cleo
toral vote for the hero of Vicksburg,
by handsome majority.
A few words as to how the nominal
ton of Seymour was accomplished,
may be interesting, Notwithstanding
they are read many days after the fact
itself is known. In his last letter.
your correspondent mentioned what
he regarded as some of the blunders of
the Hendricks men by which their IA
vorite was defeated. He was then un-
der the impression that the New York
delegation was acting In good faith.
Other delegates seem to have been of
the same opinion. Even the Pendle-
ton men appear to have been deluded
70 an extent that now seems most
unaecountable. The action Of the
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WE nnhlish two letters this morn

WE publish two letters this morn
ing from the New York Convention,
which complete the comments upon
the proceedings and spirit of that
body. The JOURNAL is the only pa
per Democratic or Republican, in
all this region, which has attempted
to furnish its readers with an original
correspondence from that important
assembly. The contrast between this
and Democratic organs of this locality
can easily be made.
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may be learned from the letter from
Princeton in to-day's JOURNAL.
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