New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
;cIs. JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
cIsL JOURNAL OF THE CITY Of NEW ORLEANS
ANAL JOURNAL OF IHt REPUBLICAN, PARTY,
THE CARPET-BAG.

IN kt6ps springs eternal in the human breast,
+ Ian never Is, but always to be, blest-n
illus sings the poet; aud thus thought we
No we drew from our Bag the following
III tyegH:
.ht A gentleman who saw Honorable John
in, a few days ago, reports that Mr.. Bell
kpartially parayZed, but Is in fair health.
expressed a hope to live to see MIR. Sey-
" bur elected and TO die free man.
q II BONN Bell we knew as creditable old
| d Il Wing. In those halcyon days he was
CO and venerable in his years.
NJ. bohn Bell is certainly partially par.
| kkzed' when he expresses a hope to see Mr..
!ui mour elected.
.a he mourn his unhappy condition.
AL fhe desire to live till S. & B. shall be
lid cted is an aspiration for eternal life. In.
TATE ID, Mcthusaleh's career was a miracle of
u wit compared with what John Bells
ua 81 qld be if his wish could only be gratifed.
Al Our famous musical composer, Theo.
~; GU Ia La HaChe,n has written song called
.a5 "White Mans Banner" which, if it be
lel dismal as some of Mr. La Haches other
q brts, will be, harmonicslly considered, at
iya afmast for the most part.
al he beC leave to ask what "banner' is re
L. he'd to by this name.
~. lot the United States flag, surely, for that
III BIS over all citizens of every shade, and
ca stects the German Jew and the colored
h as well as the Democrats.
a. i Kot the Confederate flag, surely, for any
N Ia ppcd to that piece CT bunting would
lg considered played out
ID, BE wait in respectful impotence for fur
ed la information as to what kind of "ban.
o9 Y Mr.. Won La Hache has been getting
odi0us about.
II The first prize for defamation at Harvard
, sfplege this year was taken by a cOlOred
.s EQuth named Richard Theodore Greener,
Tk1d the second by Godfrey Morse, Jew.
M ung Grcener is the son of poor woman
M Boston, and was fitted for college at ODER.
II and AndOver. One of his competitors
b,A 6 Robert Mcleod, of Maryland, formerly
II the Confederate army.-Times, 29H.
ID Just think of it! A child of Ham
an les the FIRST prize and child of Shem the
mi, mi oud, and the descendants of Japhet were
i NJ where.
as b tie classic language of Nj. Hosea
D.! ge,ow
WI ~ G,'' -
Ion killed by the Ku-Klux.
II Tie lC,pised Hebrew who took the second
I-' r. ou7utI 10 De orolleu on grldlron, after
W. ms bacE teeth pulled cut
oil NAV l"c way Iney Useu 10 treat Jews
siai. Il. 1UA1F-u years ago IL the good Ola
r ~, e.
hef pa ''' 'Ic soo' o'" times "Aen 10
bel ll9p d uIsSer OF 10 pun me teetn oil a
uA Y iOl purposes ol gam was lawful ana
RI, ggei'
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,, ~ -. ll 80 ~ -u, N. ut.'''l..
III O., C,,,,..,, Of &, fo,is I'm a. ,,,.1,o,
-,,e, - a., - -,
aNIu passed. tne lI'u'e yesterday II Is
" good thing. volunteer militia is apt to
nj IN with emulation. and TO lool, like some.
Ifbinc NH, or7 soJ ,,,l.szi.,, ,,11, :, -
Il F. -''-' e''''' - ou'
u go iNe"AA' 't"Nh "LAt AS9POh9lOlAlGJ
Ihe seventh regiment of New York put
'NC 1Assot '"Ce MUS auu received
~ tAaLAs OF all honest citizens. The
HRys of st. Louis did the same in the
gnoy.No.biny riots Of 1874
40 81, - - -.
IF -" u" owners ol properly encourage
b. " disciplined and uniformed militia.
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II ie xra1 lr7,o hot
~,..l,',,1 - 80 ~ punt
RESOLUTION OF the Deinocratlc conVen-
ID was read yell of delight went I'D
'O' sm A mart of the delegates and snactotors
IN mo-. ,,,,,,Ia1r,,1i,r a. ~,
~ vas "'uuo4t "iiy AAo 'ne cry IhaI
'Contederates' used to raise when they
ssa ,hed to the charge on the battlefield A
!, Q egatc vh, had hean in rho I-nion arD,1
aroused BY the familiar sound, and
d the hasty expression attributed IN him
-" be folIowing lines which Nd - go
u .-' We nave just
Al eNcu Ior the bag
osl FOunde on an Incident.
az era were hundreds sat in counciI
IDur future rights to SWAY:
y y ne bows of the blue and graz:
the boys of the blue that met there
so on found they had naught to say,