New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-19

D bw window on st. Charles street
s6i We Seymour badges of an appro
I0ft. They are set in a frame work
A8sslack cloth, like that with which
hre sometimes trimmed. They
y ~ honor to first-class funeral, and
/. 4btless be purchased by every true
nu fner.
W aems likely that, after all, Seymour
lair will not withdraw, although
INTO requested by the World and the
Bal Intelligencer. II may be that the
lTImount of capital invested in badges
photographs of these distinguished
!. nan which are yet unsold may in
!, She counsels of the Democracy.
IL Ut bloated bond holders They
Ie Ing to the manufacturers of badges
Y A0Pgraphs who have invested their
r. and would be ruined by change
mates.
T. III and Blair badges are getting
ap in New Orleans. We saw
on Saturday who had neither hat,
I37'y nor coat, and but little shirt,
4 WA on three of these badges.
VAkf n the most influential Democratic
of the nation request Seymour
\, 'sI to 'get up and get OUT but S.
Hpn't seem to clearly see it. Per-
a stf would do well to study the wis
W. Birdofredum Sawin, who says
= ,tetes in general:
M candidates are dead and gone, and
Ii sof3e have been defeated,
d. / amounts to pretty much the same;
lSfot It's been proved, repeated,
:, jh Of bread that hain't riz once amt
going to rise again,
" Just money throwed away to put
y, Me emptins in
lafs what folks won't never learn; they
IOIaork knO,o hoto 10 go,
lyon want their room, no more than a
hnilet-headed beau
Aways chaps a-hangin' round who
fr' see ''pea-time" Is past,
ROSTERS in a rain, heads down and
u 1| B half-mast;
bgraceful being beat, when a whole
D afion docs it.
lahce is like an "umberill," it don't |
is Ne twice to lose it
L ch homely rhymes there is matter
itkht.
o. met a Democratic niger yester-
tGarondelet street, and this is what
I'd being attracted, doubtless, by our
gsRieht face:
e4fe, mister, can't you give me two
seep me till tomorrow I've got
I'd isetion, and the club is going to give
hS Ming tomorrow"
~ He'd out his "protection," which
ri # v dirty paper signifyiug that he
= , enrolled Democrat.
3 the poor mendicant moved on,
I'D w he used fingered in our memory.
= ctipn." Protection against what!
~ some secret and dreadful doom
in mig the colored man in New Or
~ does not get one of these "pro-
=, ~ .a4...... De-.
Carondelet street--Enter planter.
What's the news?
Ap.t-The Democrats have got new
IL Is.
n Who are they
eSph@PL- Grant and Colfax.
to- DO you mean to say that any
pis4t& will vote for Grant and ColfaY9
q qlept-A good many.
ID omnes. And so they go.
" lying spectacle. To see crowd
q sIatic carpet-baggers from Ireland
PIT American born carpet-baggers
VQl I've in Louisiana.
,lAl + was in favor Of paying the
4 tebt in gFeenbacks, and the people
go 20 delighted with his proposition
:. ny haye already offered him green
n :, l1pmas Allen Clarke has distin-
~ a.mselt by telegraphing from New
q vs. no ''change Of 'front.' on the
4 h 10 Democrats "has ever been con-
n Indeed? Then what was The |
ei pf the double-leaded articles in |
al the IntsRigencer, the New Or |
/ IS, the Richmond Dispatch, and |
h1 tessed editorial" in the Picdyttne ? |
20 of the election of Grant the |
ID ery wisely says that ''the great |
' AtF should be to restore harmony
n AeaAe the prosperity and promote
sfsss Of the entire country" An
nstnt platform.
wi AEe the Helm, Ulysses.
2 Ami Maryland. My Maryland.
, d 'tss, loving, loyal, true,
Ri rs past deriding, tA
d Country turns to you,
rs 3 faith contiding.
I'd aise the brave old flag on high
TIL the breeze 1t kisses;
lear thirsting nation cry,
stlalra the haInn T1Ivsaas ~