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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

NAvL-E & Ms ship Seeut, cart Price,
arrived ca wednesday, >ept. I'd, = days
from Ess.1i-lAI-- 3. c The vessel haz been
CO The station fur years, and Is now home
ward begInG- t1u-hing az Tahiti OPara and
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hence The 6,HsElag II shs LIST q her
officers
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

III steamer Ltlla I--iTsi here yesterday,
having ua.iz TIE III h-u1r Eaa-f = vharf
n 70 Days and = hoG-z The weather E1s
very 11ElFgrzale Sec 4 g1i.z raEEags- the
Eizli bang very ilr1s AMI Ez-tzr t1e lazz i've
dIgs s-,l Tia s'sG-1Varrt- Sae sriugz fftF
Fasssugsrz. wha. v5rhaaE ezreptiau- speak
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Ct the shig- Ths CaPtazu Il1d II rs z7I5or-
1-lazss we're a1EaFs carI-a1 and really ts
ID sTgryrAinE- H0c 5Gly s.r the cnmSsrt 1U1
s.r the entertainments Ct thGss CO hoari-
OK la5y t-izz5z lszzre u LAX theF have
1eTsr had more pleasant tr1P- The tIhle
vas 5.,a1zlf1I-y zHvpl.eE- and sa- 1zrzu.Iacce
VrvurG
4 testimonial lsrtsr . Cart Cg111r- aru
BIZ rasssnrsrs. has bsez HANDED n ssr zs1ll-
ez-5gG- ssr Ehich ze hare me- been Ihlz &c
s1E -1cu tlzz week
Tins tlP demonstrates tae rrsa- n; Ez1-l.zs
Et5ch the E1e Ct Steamers EiFs ta car cnu-
11hF- The vassazs- Ehici- he TINS been
NIKE EiEa Certainty Izt prs.is5ea- would
have been bsrZ AID t.f.,sIz IN a sailz--.E YES
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Is anilF- VIC rg1z-zet Gu ker- has hesz
1azsns n-1u E11clzII fur uGuzhs AID
twenty -E7s. and sI-in.Z tilar tine kas VISITED
England spezs ten EsEEs n SsE YORK AID
I'll n SI1 FrzzEiscr- trz1sIezinE e11Es...r1-
sle business n -aca q three c5-lez- Ez
WIS n England tAir-F-shrze G.EFs, 4 Eaica
the be purchased IN ASSERTED ca-rs Il
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IL ezanrie q he Eeuedr a STAN + Il IL
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SL1 fr11EiEeg ca rhe 7th Ct 0c1scer a1E
herEzf-er the r-t-s VII - made r-sE1Ill-iy
f-u1 tnGE pcrs every thirf E.IizeEsiIg AID
Hsa1l1i1 sFsrT thirt S1-z-1ss-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

OEDRu CLEz-The OIyugb.s gave Al
IzzzEsrsa-y party Inst eTeuhug 4 thar ha-z
L Wis i1siy iZsd uP and GscorI5s,t ssr the
5Izeilg proueuaGss G.G s9ppsr Eai.h made
y liz programme Ct ths sEsn5lg and the
members Ct the CIIs and shgir invites: Z-zsztz
bru1G L2s evening very pleasant one The
CT1s : Prosperous and VEL sustained The
President. ? c. Tg1ss. Esq arrived y The
E5lio n the attsrueo1- Slsamer tirle En-
I5l=6 rhs Chr 70 caI.zIa-e the tine Ct his
E--i7zl = a cerlaz1rv
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

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tas asu1e-s Ct E1Ezaaz Lodge NJ. z z
sn,i 4 NJ are 1G5IEec 20 ulees a. sh.f- r,scu1s
a. 3 o'eiock this wednesday 1fssraoo1, %
a--szG the f11er1I q thza- lz.e orgChsr L
As,iryEs. VISITING 9ryzh-ya z-y rgsgeszt1----
u z1vzzeG % zetznG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
HARRIED.

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hisucs u he 1r-iiH's fyfiler S-ur - By Rev : Q
Eannn. Nlnsr- y.lF-1nIh Ei-zahe1i :. F1i1.us-
~ 1Ir'is
Sal Fln,zls-l tlti 5s=uln payers 1itsllse -riiE-
EALrryrER-sEN rS-r1 E.ru1iuiu- ssur .arst- By
ne Rev :. c 1amnu, Ca1r- 3los sallizI-r MAY
SINS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

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KY 5-zEa bsr tas 0c1ceSr >sszs1z Ct shs
>lFr~zs Cez-t. vi net Dc required zazil
as1,iiy LIZ r3ra Instant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

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51.res CT 81 Z Cc-~a-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

PEzS9SAL-EsT Z C0rwf1- preached :
EI-gEs1 Ezsecg-ss lass Sunday EEsnz1g AZ
the Fort - Chzrch. 4 large congregation
were IN Ezssnliazcs. &c listen % ths parting
sentiments Il IL pastor, Who hsr ten years
has 0cczriess TIE P1,PiE q tAas Clarrh. Es
proceeds co Oakland IN the Linn, 70 ialSz
ea1gs q 4 Chzrrh. newly orr4azzed there-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

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q rsze-zl zsrraaz,izss vi ss bald q tas
ssgrs Ct rheo. Z Davies y . : B4-tgE.
So 1s5Terfaseueu-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

WE az 1-ezr ear zsuL eeiiczracus -
Bszsesz ss the se~z s<Pot ssr h4ss pagers x
e.1izasa ~: E5r50.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

81 the Ebzi0. f1fsr1azis1 was received
taG1 NJ Clas. D1issu 5srg formerly Consz1
fs- 6-snss- Dad been a2FoiElsd Consul FIR
the Ng-,h GSru1n Cs1ts,izrz-ign a. >az
Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

NV FuzoL-The Car. CT Tx NV Fra Ct
z. 2 Ehlsrs & CO. makes Is Appearance to
tay- El-h NJ A. jaeger Is the lccui7g
partner N-- Ehlsrs las been z liz t-T-
gscGs eusi1ess FIR z1a1E vga-s. and his ire
z5crg AID l--s assortment Cf goods have
proved sr1raetiye % customers. Re expects
% 81 ssr Ezrspe. shortly. - purchase stock
Ws wish the ueE Firm Success.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

PEzScS4L.-BF Tie Etzi0 We zc1cs ne
arrival CT Liel- FisGrizls CT 1he French
NV Es = CO i tcGr CT a<5rcuo15cal CO
ser7adcu- and vi rsmai1 here tive CT
t1-ss a1sarhs. LizaL FiearsI1s Il seventeen
m,uths Ecu Frz-c=, las eesu making &C.
serva-o1s IL sun America and VII pass
svu here % J1Paa and CAzlA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
The Wooden Storehouse with
Slate Roof, and Stables,

Situated On the Government Let, Queen ST..
next 70 J. Robinson 4 Co.'S hre-prOof build
ing, together With the lease Of the land
For further particulars respecting any Of the
above properties apply to W. l. GREEN, or
90 the Aueti0nser. C. $ BARLOW
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
Crackers In Tins.

dc VIC WATEE- BOST0S. SODA
l. WAFER- Assorted JESST LISI
CAEES- Fsr sac 81
s1-5a BoLLES L CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

PusCSAL-Es EIreLeneE, c. c EI-ris.
AID sIuLE, arrived y TIE steamer E5zlo-
H has teen Issenr Isez- : Months. ca his
ulzs5sG &c Eazhiag-gu- &c Eaz E4-uly
welcomed Il The wharf y HIS MlisssE, his
colleagues. nd cur residents. EsHeraIy
General A L ElrrEelI- the new Associate
FI,trs Ct cur SIErsme C11-r- asa arrived
Ias5 = sle guest CT HIS EzgsIsncy the Al
5grueE-l5enera- those VINO have s,ru.sE tlis
II. -laiI-l1ce Ct Judge EErFsL II the
C1zzzi SzIzss- Ilt ca the Fassagg cue, assure
Is -1a- Be Is ta= -iTif MN n the r,gzf Pi.l,.e
We Erg riaG e see a.rzl1, -sl,1E.rh ouly 11r
a s-i.f visiE, cur cd friend Dr. r = Ws,s,L
n TIE pnzseugsr Es5- the names CT 4 NM
bar e cur cid residents Iad friends WI ,e
observed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
DIED

Ay1EEES-z1 El1uuiIls- Sepr- 2szi, llr--H Al
irsvs. lzrsi - Tga-s ant i7s mluris. EH dmerzl
VII lits 1ia-s An iiaasT1aIu az :iacx 1-Iu 1lf
lilz1 -'ssi'isnca Eruznu lllsv-
FTLCt=zE-1l W7lillad- Germany an Ne II n
Angus. LaF- iiu-tnsr n : Q. 2d1lrsr Essl-. a,ss
Fellz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
JUST RECEIVED
From San Francisco
PER STEAMER IDAHO

NEW CALIFORNIA CHEESE,
New C1If8ruia Bacon,
New California Hams,
New California Smoked Beef.
New C4ll6aruis Goldfish,
New Call6srui4 NIecaruai.
View CaIifsrui1 FsrmacsIli.
New C4IEaruia P0tasasz.
New California 0uious,
New California Oats.
New Cal1lruia Brzn,
View C4is1ruia Oas Meal,
New C4is1rnzl Rye Meal,
View Cal8sruia Bzekwheas Flour,
New CaEfaraia Coarse Hauny,
New Cazflrnia Fine HGuIag,
Gases French Mzztzri.
Gases French Olive on,
Cazss Frsueh Green Peas-PstiE Pais,
Cases Green Csru, n In tins,
Gases Gala Green Apples,
FOR SALE Low 81
s7A He NcBTTEE ( BRO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

Ex-rrE1LESr-The EIEaEaa Part Of cur
p'Pua-ioa were greatly s1eizsd IN NsnGaE
zessruocG b Ia ruucr Ct the zI1zser Il a
EuuAa IN P4u1a Valley The police zccr
appeared having n custody The g King Bar
csr- Ehc VS. lcsi.zsd II Al i15oxiearza cca-
Gl11 II Tie =a4-icu house Ths uar1zr
rIrus6 cT1 not ucrs serious than Il few
case Gz6- and 4 PAR & scissors. bruGCt5
Glc1- y 4 s1,ii5zH f--ak Ct niger The case
W Re brought as6sr~ ne magistrate ts->iay-
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FOR REMIT

THE CONE0DIOC5 REsIDESCE~
Z 81 Ei<zzris' Street. Hs1slulz, IzsslJ-E
scE1risd ~ z SEsEizzs Ea4- APpfy %
zs-5z A. 2. JUDD
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Schr Hlh Rlg fr Eva
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al-S-nr Elh RE SIR E1uhrl-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

0Cz taa-kz lrs sze Pz-ssr MrE7eEza. Ct
tas Ez18a. s5r Ease pzpers4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

00LDEy GAZE NILS FLOTR
VI Ez-z EImly. zzd Eazlsrzi EIrr1- frs1
tie View GRIP e . ssaz q I.6s-
Far Sals y rse-sn1 B6LLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
Circuit Court--In Probate.
NOTICE.!

NJR- ALBERT JAEGER mas BEEN Ap-
VI nitted Partner int nv Business. which
vii Be carried On BY rs joinsiy under the fr1
name xai style "
H. r. EHI.ERS ~ 60.
3 =. EHLsRS.
Hsuslulv. Sent IS. 1SsS.-sT-lm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30
FOR RENT

- SEVERAL SPACIOUS AIRY Rooms.
suitable fur Offices ApPIy 10
sT-5z GODFREY RHODES
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-30

11r-n- -sa uin- anuzs. A. sagTz IN zis -I15s, Ne
Eusurra.uu n sslu1r las ucr-ass-L And Elzi1uza
za,r- aas been a llln-s a IN zas sz70r-s o. uuils
.e-. 7a.sifv --c-. es.-. fungus r1a- sSl- 5i,E All
-uoi sas r-az va-ls 4 ne .z7urs sz.usf muse u
l.s r..u- .,ma s-1s-g- -
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Received Der Idaho,

4 MEXICAN HAEUFACTUEE- For sale
II By E595uJ E0LLES 1 CO.
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Manila Cordage,
Cotton Canvas,

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF SIZES
u Far sale b [ss-saI BOLLES ( CO.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17
"A Son Of Rapides.

Our old fellow townsman and fellow
typo, Zim, Of the Franklin Sun, thus
brags on his printer-son, who has just
been elected to the State Seminary
near this Town, as a Beneficiary Cadet
We know well Pere ct fls and think the
pride Of the elder Zim is very just and
commendab1e, and give him an old
time congratulation on being the father
of such a son:
The Police Jury Of this Parish, or
Tuesday, elected Lew. Zim, Jr., son o.
the Editor Of this parel, its Cadet te
the Louisiana State Seminary. Lew
is a little "rosin heel'' Of Rapides, hav.
ing beeh born within half mile Of the
Seminary. After an absence OF ter
years, his adopted mother, Franklin
sends him back to the bosom OF his Owl
mother to be educated. He has for twt
years been the principal composition il
this Office; can set, clean, 81 columns o
the Sun on task, and have time to taxi
a HINT or fish; can make up the form
and small as he is, regularly works. OF
the paper. We spare him only because
a
our loss will be his gain, and eventual.
We hope, his Parish's and States.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17

D The colored Democrats of this
Town, and the surrounding country,
have taken the initiative in forming a
Democratic Club to cooperate with
the Democracy in the coming Presiden-
tial contest. A very fair crowd Of the
most decent darkies of the neighbor-
hood held their first meeting on last
Thursday and for the first step it was
an encouraging one. At their own re-
quest they were addressed by Judge
Ryan in a few pertinent and we'll timed
remarks on the situation. which they
received with evident satisfaction.
Another meeting Of the Club and
many others will take place about the
Oath inst, when Scott Gordon and E.
V. Pierson, the well known colored or
ators from Baton Rouge will address
the meeting. We have authority also
to announce that q meeting will be
held in Cheneyville on the 4th Of July,
cordially extending an invitation to all.
Good speakers will be present, and
Gordon and Pierson may be expected
there also. All these are good signs
start the ball and keep it moving.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17

~ The Honorables George Y .Kelso
and Harry Lott, both free men of color,
and members Of the Legislature from
our Parish, packed up their duds, last
Sunday evening, and in obedience to
Scalawag Packard's proclamation, left
on the Lafourche FOR Mechanics Insti-
tute, New Orleans. The other free
niger Representative hailing from
Rapides, has not been here for six
months, but will undoubtedly be on
hand in time to follow suit t. Packard's
lead. Last and least. the Right Hon.
William;Smith Colhoun, of Smithfeld,
Mirabeau, Firenzi and Meredith Con-
federacies and South Congo, up to the
present writing, has not departed for
the classic spot Of his future gladitorial
displays. Rumor has it he fnourns the
separation from his Highness the Hon
orable William B. Phillips, who, owing
to circumstances entirely beyond his
control cannot leave the, company Of
Lieut.. Col. Harris, whose guest he is
at the magnificent Parish Mansion. A
bill for the relief Of both is now before
U. $. Commissioned Shannon, the great
American Lunch Eater. The country
is almost safe and we have seen and
heard Johnny Thompson at the Ice
House Ball Room.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17


New FouxD FRIENDS or THE PREsr-'
DENT Mack writes from Washington
as follows:
II proof were wanting OF the adhesion
to .'principle" which actuated most Of the
outside pressure for impeachment, it would
be furnished by the list Of callers at the
White House since the verdict Of acquit-
tai was rendered. Among the FIRST to con.
graduate NJ. johnson 90 the result Of the
trial wers men, who during the time that
conviction appeard certain, were loudest 10
its advocacy, and most strenuous in the
demand for it. Many Of them stand high
10 the political world, and lead honest men
by the nose into cancus nominations and
platform Endorsements. Had Ben Wade
been made president BY the trial, they
would have rushed into his arrhs-just as
eagerly as, under . different result, they
rushed into MI. Johnson's arms. 1t Is ~
just such men that party clamor is made.
and Just such men pass for statesmen and
party leaders. Whether the president will
DO deceived BY their professions or not I
have no means Of knowing. It has, how
ever, been one Of the crriosities Of his adj
ministration that it hos been more profta-
bic TO oppose it, openly or covertiy, than
to support it frankly and honestly and Il
lie one Of the remarkable traits OF Mr.
J0hnson's character to let bis friends %
~ls. I,aN
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17

w We learn that John Orsborn, who
was elected Judge Of this District atthe
election in April last, under the provis-
ions Of the Black-and- Tan, has written
up here that General Buchanan, or
somebody else, has appointed him
Judge to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Judge Lewis, and that he
will be in full working harness in avery
few days. His Honor will don the Ju-
dicial ermine Of Rapides, Natchitoches,
VIM and Sabine, free and unfettered
and clear Of the troubles and liabilities
Of this wicked Military District, and as
such ought to dispense justiee and ex-
pound the law with impartiality and
fairness. AS an humble and prescribed
individual Of his Satrapy We hope and
trust so.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17

, . ~ 5 )
az A jury in the U. s. District Court
yesterday rendered verdict Of $500 in IA
vor of Captain Dennis F. Haynes, formerly
commander Of the Federal Louisiana
Scouts. and against j. w Texada, Of RAJ
pides Parish, In this State, for an assault
and battery committed in Alexandria since
the war. Captain Haynes will be remem-
bcred as the author Of book upon the
treatment Of Union men in Louisiana dur
ing the war.
The above we clip from, the Picayune
Of the 9th inst. This is but the begin
ming Of the end Of Radical Justice.
Who ever heard Of such beforeq just
imagine a gentleman chastising scala
wag BLACKBOARD for grossly insulting
his wife, when alone and unprotected
at her own house, is made to pay $500
damages BY a Federal Court for thus
performing just act. Let this be !
warning, until a change Of things, II
all gentlemen how they kick scalawag!
and yahoos Of the Radical stripe.
X - -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17
Exercises at the Seminary.

T.
The examinations at the State Semi
nary, which have been progressing for
some time, will close this week. We
understand that they have proved ex-
ceedingly satisfactory and show uncom-
mon diligence and proficiency on the
part of the Students. The commence
ment exercises will take place next
week. On Tuesday will be the contest
in oratory for the medal which is given
to tile best speaker. On Wednesday
addresses will be delivered before the
Faculty and Students by Gen. Harry
T. Hays and DR.. S. O. Scruggs. We'd
nesday night occurs the usual "Hop. "
We hope that our people will avail
themselves of the general invitation
extended by the Superintendent to be
present at the closing of the exercises
of an institution in which all should
feel an honorable pride. The next ses-
sion of the Seminary will open on the
first Monday in September next.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17

LoaAx's SprFcaRs.-The editoraof the
Rockport (Ind.) Democrat numbers
among his acquaintances, in Washington,
broken down Hoosier NJ. g. retaining
some Of the characteristics Of the once res
pectable James Hughes. To this man
Logan is indebted for the framework Of his
great" impeachment speech, Copied and
corrected BY q low priced clerk in the War
Department, it passed into the hands OF
the printer, as the progeny OF the active
brain Of the aIllinois Manager"
That Logan has read the speech is posi-.
bic, but scarcely probable that he wrote Q
single sentence Of it, hundreds Of men who
know him most intimately will not for q
moment contend. If his life depended
upon the construction Of Eve consecutive
grammatical sentences, he would betray
souno discretion by seeking change Of
place with Surratt or Jefferson Davis, for,
Iin the position Of either, his chances for Q
continued lease ollie would be increased
more than hundred fold. So much for
the great uuspoken speech Of Major Cen
| era! Logan. Cairo Democvt.
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The Chicago Platform.

The New York Times, a Republican
paper, makes the following honest and
truthful confession:
Declarations in favor Of q rapid reduc-
tion of taxatiof and the strictest economy
in the administration of the Government
are unassailable and abstract propositions.
Every man not fed at the public expense
will hold up both hands for them. But a
Republican Convention in 1868 ought to
have been able to present something more
effective than promises. The party has
been in power long enough to have gather
ed rich store Of performances. 1t should
have been able to go before the country
with record of services rendered 10 re-
gard both to retrenchment and taxation.
The public purse has been for years alto
gether in its hands. 1t has had exclusive
management Of the appropriations and ex
elusive power over the forms and amount
Of taxation. How happens it, then, that
in platform intended to set forthits claims
to continued confidence it has nothing bet
ter to offer than resolves IN favor 0freforms
which it has obstinately and culpably neg
lected9 Why is it that no serious attempt
has been made to enforce even moderate
economy, and that, in consequence, the
abolition Of taxes must be followed by
their re-imposition or by large addition
to the debt? These are weak spots in the
party's record. They are condemnation
ofits recent Congressional career, and q
sorry exempli6cation Of it's fidelity and
capacity in fiscal and financial affairs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17


w Thompson's Great Variety Troupe
arrived here on the st. Nicholas and,
on Monday night, gave their first, va
ried and entertaining performance
The Hall was very well filed, and we
but express the sentiments of all who
were present, when we assert, that the
whole entertainment was good, chaste
and select. Rarely in country towns
like ours, can such company Of de-
cent, talented and well behaved per-
formers, be induced to risk in paying
us visits. They deserve and merit
good patronage. They are far ahead
Of anything We have seen in Alexand-
ria for many long years, and tonight
being their last performance, we advise
oil not to lose the last chance of being
greeted with a rare intellectual treat
The Brass Band is splendid one, the
singing good and the varied antics of
Johnny Thompson are unrivaled and
inimatable. To see him as the 'tLively
Moken is alone worth more than the
price of admission. In a word, we re-
peat it again, the Troupe is a splendid
one and deserve encouragement.
They leave for Natchitoches and
Shreveport tonight on the Lafoulche,
aud We can safely recommend them to
the good graces of the people of those
two Towns.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-17

w "The General Of our Armies, =
now that he has received the "Shicago
nomination." has become more prudent
and cautious, that is where Radical is
concerned. He telegraphs to Packard,
in the way of suggestion, of course,
not to issue any more proclamations
or orders conflicting with military au.
thority. Had Packard been a Demo-
crat or white man the "Genoral Of
our armies" would not have hesitated
one moment to arrest and imprison
him for presnming to kick against his
satrapy. But circumstances alter ca
SEES with Grant, as we'll as with other
great men.