New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-09

Rl,
Is useless to speculate as to the author
h of articles which fill our editorial car
s-bag. Like the contents of a well.to.do
v6ler's valise they are the work of many
ma hands, which are busy in providing
nss that are useful and pleasant in the
dburney. The selection and arrange
ID of the items are the work OF our bag
man" He lives at the corner of Good
ren and Prytania streets, and he has
r6lar name, (which it isn Smith. He
be found at the point designated every
wing at seven O'Clock 'engaged,n in
language of a brilliant novelist, ''in
M his evening dinner by the roadside in
arms of Morpheus If any further
option of his person be required,
!, hsy add, in tie words of the
\ profound writer, that "his jet
locks are combed straight down in
asion of massive glossy curls on the
B part OF his forehead, and cluster in
estoons on the overhanging boughs of
! her lily which stands on the marble
Y Of small hen-coop, about mile di1-
in which a number Of persons are coz
" engaged in religious exercises"
venture to give these few particulars
e benefit of whom it may concern, and
i" lally Of the inquisitive who "Want to
you know
\ said that where bees have access to
1Awers that bloom in malarious swamps
sometimes produce honey that is to
least unpleasant. Is thisrthe ex.
Ion Of the occasional bitterness of the
4 which is furnished by the New Or
Beea We are sorry that anything but
II Ir1rest sweetness should ever come from
] source.
. IS the Bee improves. It is not always
kh. 1t declared yesterday in a way
vas almost saccharine that it had no
vcA to doubt that Governor War moth
ls' bid that he intended to win the favor
~ people of this State" and intimates
Al by "the people" the Governor means
n L peoplen only he shall some day have
ri bney of praise from the Bee. Alas for
: ourbons who never learn anything
ever forget anything! We have no
u that Governor Warmoth intends to
lho favor Of the people of this
and that he will win it, but
order of Providence the people of this
Rre composed of many kinds. He will
Ne favor of all whose honest apprecia-
+ worth having. He will be just and
III. He will strive to execute the laws
uth way as to secure liberty, eduoa-
ID snd safety to all the people; not to the
ta alone, not to the black alone, but to
t to one-half, but to the whole. 1t is
L work, and, it we know the Governor,
: lust the man for the undertaking.
be Zee gets mysterious in its advice to
Goyernor in regard to the Supreme
and warns him in a way that is
too vague to be practically useful
= i certain persons whom he Is said to be
a. to appoint as the Judges of that tri-
thus:
Ietake leave to say to him that he can
We the favor of the real people of Lou
nq by appointing to that high office the
M those names he is said to be consider
Dne Of these individuals does not pos
Sd single qualification for the office. The
Ffter Of another for integrity will not
IA searching, if it can bear a superficial
Il nation. A third is not identified with
ana, and knows literally nothing of
4ssteln Of law. A fourth has not the
n. ing in the profession, nor the learning
II isequired to enable Judge Of the
Nk4me Court TO acquit himself in even q
table manner OF Its duties.1
tr Governor is man of pretty clear
ltions, but we take leaver to ask
be is to get any Information from
Al Pragraph. It is a very good sort of
A but until he is furnished by its
with the key he is likely to burst in
i, nee Of what it means. 1t would puz.
,ol Philadelphia lawyer-to say nothing of
r ho merely claims to have studied his
asion in Missouri and Louisiana.
ID Senatorial contest is over, and Mr..
4 Be and Mr. Harris are elected. They
tactical men, who have made careful
al of the condition of Louisiana, and
~ fill act vigorously and wisely for her
I'd tsin the national councils.
M Democratic candidates were of course
4, ed. The whisky ring pet was no,
n for which let us give devout and
VI thanks.
y" Democratic papers have an artless
ps Of treating topics when they are on
fng side. They denounce the plan Of
nu q Public Printer at all when he is
X, to be Republican. 1t is curious
y hey never thought of this when he
'R ure to be a Democrat, and they had
fight among themselves for the
M be same tone they bewail the lot of
- mocratic members of the Legislature,
Y II it.'thankless and unpleasant be-
lof Fhey happen to be in a minority. OF
! when the Republicans have been in
'' prity, the other side have done Just as
q inority wished. That is the Demo-
way, Of course.
- -- JE
e were some wonderful arguments
b a the'late canvass in Mississippi to
\ be sand.hilers and resin-heels inside
mccrAtic fold. Said feryid orator