New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04
THE CARP.ET-BAG.

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% soldier, who is still in service, sends us
,vv-. e following acrostic in answer to one
1861 hich lately appeared in Democratic
e for .per: ....a
said d Shall l be frightened when mailman
'nYTH. staresp
!, Zen tho his eyes be fixed on "effis "
FIFE chairs;
State You know that right must win, that wrong
shall lose;
lily tiptop chairs are only for "True
Blues.'
'FTg ysE lou next November third that job I'll fix,
~ N ULYSSES shall drive Seymour DER the Styx;
e Asa Retreating, lingering, sorrowing Frank P.
all SID Blair,
70 nOA Accept your countrys choice, a green BAcK
...u chair.
post.s Now Shades of Tanmany tell me if you
dtncI car,
within Did modern lFsops seek and choose your
Ie'oNer man
b,v fBy all that's lovely I've my doubts about it,
Revise Let others say they have or have not
doubted
axes a ia klas your platform at the best is sad,
" A In reconstructng it poor planks you had,
lseH Remember toe the men were worse than
irty ds bad.
VeFti''4 esprit OF LIBERTY"
lTly Twill the Democratic journals of New
ae' Means please tell us what they think of the
or,, /, rmont election? 1t is rainy weather as
> asses write, and unhappy Seymour Knights
hnn standing at street corners looking as
"a, dorm as wet roosters, aud their 'grate
sgsb !. gins. in Camp and Poydras streets, will
Jlstet drop them crumb of comfort.
mission Bave and except the Crescent, which de- |
: found kres that the election has no meaning.
In default of getting any opinion since the
have an eotion, we will merely put on record what
essma3e Times said before the news came:
to Su The Democrats eynect to effect a great ro.
suaa Ection both in the Republican vote and |
ere Wit fsiority by which they carried the citadel
IN Radcalism last year, when Page was
State tcted Governor by majority OF 20, lS4; |
- proportion of Democratic votes to the
position being in the ratio ofone to three.
are confident, from advices received, as
DIS. as the alarm displayed by our oppo-
IAN. hts, that Vermont will tell different
EYT, Ny to-day, and will most probably afford
jos catlons OF resolve to sweep in line
i ho,dI bIC Vi Seymour anu DldlT'
ioF 4 lTe rather like the style in which Vermont
i dolar1 Feeps i'm under that banner. In point
9a 20 bet it sweeps in UNDER it and cap
, doIlsHsNs it.
sned Ind where is Colonel W. R. Crane, who |
e 2 s1n 81 lared that Seymour and Blair would |
, s UOI the whole country, and proceeded to
Harb0 his coat?
Se 'e oHc But the Democratic State Central Com
rs baTd tee have heard from Vermont, and adj
stheir friends to save their money.
Of t6f let landadies and laundresses rejoice.
STATE This Is the point of their advertisement;
9th N Ehey therefore appeal to the patriotism of
Il various clubs to use economy in their /
Ipenditures, restricting all expensive dis |
BIS, to two or three large meetings or pro |
slons; at other times limiting their par
MEST TO comparatively Inexpensive turn outs.
4. d. D. d the 'Great Democratic Niger" move
, wit sni nt going to be a failure? Behold, an
gned y ar advertisement from the Committee
cSalsy, The Democratic State Central Committee
9nd Z the Democratic party having been in
r i9sw med that unauthorized persons have col
tied money from the people of New Or
-esteds pms, and the State of Louisiana, for the
4 On. Of "eolored clubs it is deemed proper
uid ID give this public notice that no person is
horized to collect money for the use of
, 1 IJpita colored clubs, etc. ETC., etc. ~
Rollins
IN pEAR BAG: see by the circular of the
lls N nocratic Committee that each Democrat
xhorted to ''withdraw his countenancen
shl n Republicans. From which infer that
shall see their backs" in the coming
htest. "a
,h Nh hst as we have in Vermont.
npletsN here is many "countenance" in the
GARD hoeratic party whose withdrawal
Id improve the artistic beauty of the
kpect.
Your friend, JosEPHus.
nv, ny caaKnong the most significant notices dis
VA ~ - bed at the grand Democratic meeting in
49,, \ tand, Maine, was the following:
ii foryN RADICAL RECONSTRUCTION.
ca~ isr Of ships owned in Portland
go Democratic Exchange.
- She good Democratic ship Tacony cap
d and dispersed the thirtynine, prob
4, b. That is what makes the motto pecu-
y significant.
uus he Times admits that Its financial editor
AZ deaf Aa Most Ungrammatical Man in New Or
si but thinks he is all right, provided
Go, - 'iIs his vocation In a manner acceptable
, soS be elassof the community fer which he
r. isis rather severe on the constant
lersp Of the Times.
rdoes, the Times mean to say that the
. Ears and merchants of New Orleans are
Hiterate that the habitual use Of very
:. a. grammar is acceptable to them
pa experience among the business men
E mos uF city has not led us to such a eonelu-
IN isa b. 3 wis cid ia .es544 q sr,f M
in 'A' chaps they are not g the class of the
"a an npnity for which be writes" Perhaps
nu7 EFites for that Interesting portion Of the
. dcratic party who can not read. If so,
\, ne willing to admit that that syntax is of
Importance " to the class Of the com
siAna ligfor which he writes
/ and -
~. English poet, who envies America her
sualy lblArs and punches, sings a doleful strain.