New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-09
THE CARPET-BAG.

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'Ia Ii is funny to observe the general sppre
srsa nsiOn which exists regarding the issue of
demonstration of next Saturday night.
Y $Slhe factis, thatthe small number of Repub-
ps ans of this city, only some twenty thou
III Id, propose, on that evening, to march
~ Ss Rough some of the streets of this city in
~ mai procession.
~ Ihey wish to see themselves.
r " hree's boys want to see how Sewers boys
'0a hey wish to let the people see them
ESjuple Of all kinds and shades-shades of
" " plexion and politics. They wish to show
sss ablicans that the continual assertion of
) lblican majorities rests on solid basis
" Etual numbers. They wish to show
!. AnOcrats that torches, and trsnsparencies,
cr bugles, and horses, and mules, and
20 sky, are far inferior to solid phalanxes
g, Hpsers.
i'm knd there is nothing alarming in all this.
,cI be InnocenSs, and Fossils, and Guards,
Il Knights, land things,n needn't, as it
nst to quiet Bag, rendezvous at their
roons and stand at arms, al the even
It's better to be there sure, but stand
OApsrade rest" deas fellows, s.nd then you
quickly pitch in If it's deemed best to
HR ban out the Radicals"
"a ut reasoning Bag has thought that al
~ ugh the representatives Of the Republi-
party of this State DO sometimes, and
Nhaps too often, seem 10 make great pub.
e. nterestsIsecondary to personal success,
~. temporary aggrandisement, yet it would
had policy to forgetithst these represen.
ID Ses are the opponents Of a great national
:, and policy; and that the policy has
been borne all over this land, crush
opposition and beating down resistance.
~ In appeal to arms is that Of last resort,
-. 1t who can tell the end.
ball we not say, in the words Of our next
~ fsident: Let US have Peace!
be pleasant game of i'Now yo1 see #,
En- now you don't see it," is popular one
Il ur House of Representative.
NJ NJ tday they seat d member, and to.m0r-
4 they balk, take the bit in their teeth
ia throw him over.
d 5ts i night Maurice was happy and Borge
sos BY miserable. The one was an Ia, and
1ais gther AN out.
NJ, to-day, presto change-nei.het is in,
asaa1 both are thrown among the wild beasts
great political arena.
abtless in due time, after some proola.
" on, and much speech, AMI frequent
kkdown. and excited musings, and
ballot-box stufing, and defective re-
some one will appear to represent that
iene4 Ate ward.
fppy ward With no responsibility for
'As mous printing bill, or lottery bill
:. railroad bilL" or militia BILL E. id
= genus
bis careful Bag will emigrate to hat
ER, L, and under its own hired, Glove yine,n
Is persimmon tree" enjoy the sweets of
~ Y pa peace.
Bs5 neral ]. H. sypher went over TO Man
Sans le the ether day and made q sound and
ass G5le Republican speech, which we sup
,ry be had right to 90 in the year of
y 1865.
Williamson, Chief of Police, went on
h; ;s'S \ SANE boat, with friend, 20 Covington,
ESQ Cd is long way from Vaudeville, to
cd y the country air.
ts s b Democratic papers have, Of course,
''a their usual fidelity to the truth Of
!, "a my, declared that General Sypher made
. 81 incendiary speech, y and that the Chief
i, alice was present, aiding and abetting
ere was curious sequel to the excur-
Mayor Conway, who has apparently
!, singular notions of the extent of his
"a Eick, took the Chief to task for his sup.
FL share in the 'tincendisry speech, and
.N11red that General Sypher had commit
iii an outrage and that he (the Mayor
;, not stand it.
. IA ereupon the Chief suggested that it
w MI take powerful microscope to see
the Mayor of New Orleans had to do
matters in the parish Of St. Tammany,
'an lords to that effect.
.sx i thereupon, sit is said, , that Secretary
all smiled smile.
last accounts Mr.. Conway was in
M Of wrath, and was saying something
J iaka laying the matter before the Grand
"a. Of the parish Of Orleans, which is
sB,l shm brilliant idea.
I tisbw, Is General sypher did not make an
artshdiary speech, and as the Chief of
j q eWas not at the Mande7ille meeting at
"a 70 psrhaps the Democratic press will re-
e. 80 sils SANDERS on this subject. Very like.
dilg while we are dealing with rumors,
hen add that reliable gentlemen inform
aa0p' iii the Democratic clubs of New Or.
=. are full of intestine tumult.
anal ne: the old Know-Ncthing element.
members of foreign birth say that
= think it hard that they should be CON
4 by lot of ''plsyed.out Know Meth
the ''played-out Know-Nothirgso
: i i and murmur about the Irish and