New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-08

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of
s1 q I'M amt to swig the sparkling
ban al brltern France" or to guzzle the
NH not only cheers, but also in
...
T, a W the next morning comes the
srsi he and the general sense of
nget
4 not from experience, of course,
ETY. servation.
INA ma sparkling chalice which the tele-
Der amended to the lips of the Democ-
:, lesday evening.
e uSshonsand Democratic majority in
yea Ssl land the Rousseau Guards
,g ,nA Tiger! +" But on Wednesday
h3eahe the dull uncertainty and
ore d0pbt, and the tickle lightning
the ke wires with this message, to
id tDrt Of Bitter Kissingen after
Ma
R IS 0foS, October THE Republi-
eighty three Connecticut towns;
sd Is iiIty-nine; divided six; unheard
=, aen.
a M Is small. Both parties claim
'er aggregate vote.
lss hangs ''morial."
p IN ts1k too much "chain Lighting
ds. ~ telegraph in the interests of
ginciac Icy. 1t exhilerates for a few
~ ID then comes the feeling of
~ lied people were all composed
: A 1a as Marie, there would be no
Ms 81 the part of Southerners to adj
10 sm to every privilege to which
81 ate entitled.-1limes.
erie is a good man. He is one of
proofs of the inhumanity of that
mich strives to exclude his race
: 81 nal chance III life.
n be paragraph above quoted, the
IN up the whole contest on the
BE be outrage. For it adopts either
RI other of these two theories
3, at no men either white OF
q: ought to vote unless, like Mr..
s!'e Is rich and highly educated,
oleory would disfranchise about
Nc y the Democratic party, or,
gsat here is after all no such sub
! rence between the white men
IN lack men as makes the former
NJ, Z good voter and the latter natu-
LSSited for franchise, aud, therefore,
7 k0nld be given to all alike.
& would the Times think Of this
paAh? IF the white people were
N ICED of. such men as J. NJ. Lapere,
gnild be no hesitation on the part of
l.sslctacy to admitting them to every
anpEifilege; but as to those who are
4 Eh9 have to support themselves
j 4 bbor, which has a natural ten
produce perspiration and soiled
Z can not think of allowing them
DERRY is out with a card to contra
M,eport that he is a Radical, and
Ell seen that in his elegant appeal
l bic he skillfully combines adver.
"A generation, as thus:
- Inform the starter of said report
Y such whining, rotten-hearted, mis-
aRing, God-forsaken scoundrel can
I5er Employment by going to work
e. IS bis honest debts, as | have no
wi tcoundrel owes me for grocer
H. ! dealer in that line.
JOHN BERRY,
N Aackson and Madison SITS, Algiers
e;ls8 heard Of a tombstone whose
afer reciting the virtues of
. grpcer, closed with the statement
Y deceased widow still carried on
y ,iess at the same old stand. Which
! Fg like the foregoing.
! feffhy Collector of Customs, in
ooTsih the unlocked for enthusiasm
!ylepr and Blair which he witnessed
Rel, grew a little giddy perhaps,
Z lhy proxy SEINE things he didn't
e4 And ugly newspaper men,
u lqiEe speeches, sometimes watch
Little closely.
ssilstance, the Chicago Tribune says
lsPuller, whom the President lately
q Collector at New Orleans, de-
n speech there the other day-or
ID u delivered for him by another
!, read 1t from the manuscript-in
""s aid: mot alone to aid vour
siai relations will ! endeavor. but
1fecharge the duties of my Office so
spinple the tcelfdre Of the Democratic
\ Fuller is a very frank office-holder
~ % confess that he will collect
nae in such way as to promote
ses|a of the Democratic party! We
I ths either means that he won't
dt ii all-which would be in the
Slilo interest-or that after collect
Fill turn it into the Democratic
Instead Of the National Treasury.
is : clear ring in the following dis
sfom General Sheridan at Fort
Kansas, to General Coils, of
SsphiA; "Say to the Boys in Blue
= as essential to have a political
4 ! h'' fall as it was to have an Apo
!, 3 P65, and that every man who
!. pntry should vote for Grant"
Faph occasionally gives q little
can only pry into it, secrets.