New Orleans Republican., 1868-09-17

psy az NsuDg by them as they went marching on,
niIiy struck him as something new and beautiful.
at BE sends it to us for publication, with the
!! Ian any hadmonition that what man has done, man
ldiss dss nsy do"
Q y Perhaps recent events in Georgia may
Sc q have inspired some Boy in Blue to write
1t y shese verses:
ms5p "MnrchIns Through Georgia."
5s i5s1, Bring the good old bugle, boys, we sing
lrreSt another song,
add hing it with spirit that will start the world
eha's along,
venue ling it as we used to sing it-ffty thousand
iotanN strong
While we we're marching through Georgia!
CHORUS.
I'VE" Hurrah hurrah we bring the Jubilee;
(, nj urrah hurrah for the flag that makes
you free;
D. we sang the chorus from Atlanta to the
7prvE sea,
1iiI @ II While we were marching through Georgia.
q CaE0Fl low the darkeys shouted when they heard
InSysN the joyful sound,
or gnsH low the turkeys gobblad which our COM
- missaries found;
low the sweet potatoes fairly started from
ued bA the ground
81 81 MI While We were marching through Georgia.
CHORUS.
e% oikes, and there were Union men who wept
with joyful tears
lcksOn Ehen they saw the honored flag they had
oraorl not seen for years;
Hardly could they be restrained from break
ing forth in cheers
While we were marching through Georgia
- CHORUS.
W shermsn's dashing Yankee boys will
a-Ses never reach the coast"
% the naughty rebels said, and twas
Io1l,I handsome boast;
c6auS cR lad they not forgot, alas, to reckon with
ls63M the host,
us[9 sg y; While we were marching through Georgia.
Distrs CHORUS.
oaat ana.a - 49,, .,,e. o. r,,
stro,d and her train,
1n,ss zy miles IN latitude-three hundred to
a 5Ii5N the main:
hes ~ eason fed before us, for resistance was
In vain,
era rate While we were marching through Georgia.
ale and lat "a. CHORUS.
ssun~ IAN ignorant Democrat is Il funny crea-
the eAre, and there being so many ignorant
mocrats and so few of any other kind,
= party has been able to keep running
vEvrkong farce for some eight years now, with
60, T.. lsir prospect for the future.
o.. .IFor instance, Democrat up in Wiseon-
has recently written to his old neigh
.rE, Postmaster General Randall, asking
r-OH7Ehy in hell he didn't remove that id
srcSsIth h Nasby?7 uhich was good.
!, IN ~ tnother Democrat in the interior of Ohio
PARISH IT'S the government is in debt $500, the
,del, a tst of which was expended in bureaus
ur,h Did other useless furniture for the negroes,
VashilgAdtt5 I r-;t i,
ssignatsE u II - 'o'9 WIN PaAly Inab AaJs
asT, az kmoney in that way"
Ind nohs bow that is right. We, even, are "agin"
msi'a5 0isi "a iational debt of $500.
f2rlst But after all, are we not committing this
Hero j. go on that proposition little to soon?
10 W. Eow, a Copperhead paper in Pennsylvania
axes pitiful ado over the extravaganza
sTREEd Congress in burying member. the Hon.
md hllp johnson, a Copperhead of Pennsyl-
lnia. The total cost was about $500.
The amount seems large, but what wise
se 0s mcier will not say that the country could
e g 1 BIZ Ike money by burying all its Copperhead
Aucua ngressmen at the same rate?
Wstus II seems an open question, this one of
J! Judss An large national debt, and prudent Bag
'state consider 1t, and report.
a ana Il. his Bag, being able to write legible
alyo snd, without running its tongue out of its
on SpI yuth. has a correspondent in New York,
orestA 70 is, if anything, reliable. He is a mer
nal mC1.nt, and to show this unsophisticated Bag
lntil fslv little eve Southerners" understand
I ami spit ters when we believe the great Empire
,e9t AN lte is TO cast its vote for Seymour and
purcnGs he incloses private letter from friend,
ms. at tktten in the interior of New York.
3steII hat our sportive and sporting friends
be informed as to the look of things on
Ne szA she ground, we produce his letter.
EER-0Fe will only state that our friend and his
bshI ~iiI ad are Democrats
w. 9s Rda RocHEsrER, N. Y, September 3.
treets &kIgSD Ed: arrived here to-day--have
10 see@N Nnin nearly every town in the State and
20 y At AIs' W. made sales to the amount of $500,
tuatsd L is awful hard work, and requires
thisay "a talking.
bolass stIaSt viii leave this State for Pennsylvania
ter fsa stree nweek. Tell Howard will remit by
b between ness in few days; but, Ed, want to
y mes ses-.n you one thing. Don't betany more on
SIS, bu ua0ur, for the d--d Radicals will carry
he groun State in spite of US. have taken some
az az gooS ga to find out how we stand here, and
side ast W we are losing ground; don't bet, and
uilding your friends to do big talking, but no
! tWS,sSS Ss5i5 ting. a
= , etc SaT 81 HiIi write from Harrisburg
Truly, JOHN L. WAY.
lie, at e merely take this STRAW as it were,
10 Il * seen our thumb and finger, and throw 1t
- for the benefit of our sporting friends
OF ELI fsaid.
Mt sAdA -
owu Bus ackburn, NJ c., Of Claiborne parish,
etc.. ~ tsrly of the Homer Htad, and later Of
ssbuTn's Pheni1 Homer Hidd, has, in
s. sciSs pleasant retirement Of Claiborne. re-
oOAs A'sl ged from his temporary lunacy and sub
into the publication Of the modest
aer Had.
ou see, a little paper like that coult
Harness haly stagger under such ap accumulation
y uotsl Nomenclature, even if bolstered by thu
BIC printing.
Ht tits a good spicy little paper, th'
q q .oS SSS:~ q and always with welcome drawn from
ok. At cd bag.
EugNE per, long may you wave
Walnut
1 cSsr1 dlsconsolate Bag has for many day
AERs Hsasss ned the absence Of its beloved China
. EngraV
q houss- b In temporary retirement; has beei
"A wood tictfm of sswhiakv rinR;r got hi