New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31
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state o n4 ,kl An
banking ~
tent o. . j
,,I belong hfayor Conway directed Mr.
forbid D. adams to Gresumer bis duties as
q, choe. Rolice, our Rip Van Wrinkle neigh
at tie ihe Picdyune who lives SO serenely
J twenS a1t hpplauded the order.
ON MI Il hSiYe Bag would like to see this
,ty p S, theory carried out to its logical
Good Picayune, let us do nothing
IL. les. TO make two bites of cherry
u1ED S, economical mistake.
zoe, La zee,
toberh consistent, Mr.. Sheriff Maxwell will
81 sg' " ested to take his hat and get out Of
n 81 e6las Office, and Mr.. Harry 7. Hays will
4
Y Law Hurphy will flee from the Street
a nor = sloner's department, 10 order that
in ths LANCER may resume"
ssm is1s nrgi will retire modestly from that
Ai DI. which he is monarch of all he sur
oty' as md Mr.. Louis Pile will "resume. F"
NV noble City Fathers, headed by Mr..
. kearny, will retire, and the patri-
Dist6shom Sheridan readjusted in 1867
5 fS i he Ia TO sacrifice their time to the
" cTT1.SIood.
ID Assis.lhe gentle John R. Conway himself
ID Omt bis official bowels in tie Japa-
elongllh ion, and Mr.. Monroe will be
, law Is "resume."
or MOI Bh the millennium will come, and
fHcs. i 81 course have to pay no more
, =; g
kR06 -
ty, ssSBag pays its taxes, and will pay
NE per cent tax" imposed by the
F. ciLegislature.
InTiE :1.s tax which was not only neces-
9e, u I was recommended by many of the
'tobsf fominent bankers and real estate
iS OF osS;of the State.
S' tSs ieotIs to pay the floating debt con-
A 6y tEEby The heightened Democratic Legis-
5rs IN n Ct l665-6-7. Not penny of it is
oG q s a Il any other object.
Us u }P5pch brilliant leaders of our people
Mover Jew Orleans Times intimates that it
IRON onstitutional," and hopes it will be
,, ssE
. % not like to pay the debts con-
: Ell By the heightened Democratic Legis-
IEg VII Is65-6-7.
E r Il; Is class of patriots who always
octoo tax " unconstitutional
ARDs nghtful Bag would like to hear the
b b, why a tax imposed to pay the float
ing . d Of the State is unconstitutional.
ranss
ipt to lmonary affection is said to be the
an r3i It'll hat is strong as death.
he
T. B 81 other day, Mrs. Muggins, finding
H I'm, unvell, sent for a doctor, and in
y as AEence of Muggins and the medical
= eclared her belief that she was
Ied,P and that he (Muggins) had
5is Pf " didn't do IT," shouted Mug
4 e Nj CANNON, she isn't poisoned.
~ UI M y, Doctor open her upon the spot
;. T45lling.r
,ankHr=-A-
ona t., YIN has the foil owing report of a
hg tnI md important conversation:
anEn1 7known gentleman of this city
IT Y % III nYeEeing with General F. P. Blair,
&c, St leng since, upon the power of
, y nv ~ % reconstruct the South. Cen
RON AlE warmly maintained that the re-
pssEctl0n laws were unconstitutional,
there was no authority in the Ma
j. HoF9rnment to endow negroes with
!, m Five franchise in the conquered
bistne You are mistaken" said his
4 THE Supreme Court has fully de-
b bGh he qnestion in favor OF the power
isinsied By Congress-
aadTM 20 y asked the General. II never
AymaH my such decision
est tTs " give you the points," was the
! law
nkruf1qlm c,,r,o,,,o o..
mon ~ supreme court has decided that
Of apiiAl Government has the same
g q. L and powers as regards the States
'mb'i 2 rebellion, as it would have toward
ron u territories conquered in war with
Di:gyn power.
!" The Supreme Court decided years
IN New Mexico, which we had Just
onquered in the war with Mexico,
Ed ssers Of General Kearney, the Military
!, Fla Ia. ior Of that Territory, had all the
ICE law and must be obeyed as such,
sinst Among these orders of General
Mg1y Ii New Mexico, was a code of
,ay T@iHnieh he promulgated some time
~ Ae47, BY which the right of suffrage
b bG inferred Hpon all males Of lawful age,
? sad disgtnction Of color, negroes in
)our .s
one This code, which was thus i'm
NOM New Mexico by the military pow
ov Supreme Court decided to be the
tGG leR of the Territory until it should
as Nj A.ee by express act of Congress.
H1e apparent author Of this negro
HA' e1de was Francis p. Blair, Jr.,
Ma aame was attached to it as Attorney
't z. \ pI The Territory"
'ioE q. Mue, responded General Blair.
Der, e'4n't SUPPOSE any id Black Re-