New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-04

Never have Southern men and women
len more Hospitality received at the North
IA West than they are to-day. Never has
rthern and Western capital been more
hdy to flow hither than to-day. The
untry only asks for safety, for property,
h life in the South, for liberty of opinion
he, as in st. Louis or New York.
1.-The election Of Grant means these things
nely; ..
Liberty of speech and opinion in all parts
the United States.
rhe right oil every American citizen,
ether Of native or foreign birth, to go
iither he chooses in our country, and to
liter his condition by such honorable
brs as his ambition may suggest, so long
he violates no law.
Respect for law, whether enacted by
deral or State authority.
just regard for the rights of manhood,
hOut respect of race.
determination to uphold the pub lie
dit, both at home and in the great finan-
circles OF Europe.
desire for public tranquility.
b reading the morning papers today
naturally loo ked for some notice of the
rest reaction" and tremendous ground
ell !" which were to oVerWhelm Mr..
Rnt.
Ne looked in vain.
By reference to our telegraphic column
bill be perceived that the firm of Sey-
bur & Blair is dissolved. The name of
firm lin liquidation" will be signed by
her party.
B fhe well-known senior will continue the
anical garden business at Deerfeld,
" York. The junior partner will devote
lseli 10 the lecture business, and will be
py to deliver before lyceums his cele-
ted address on 'Female Suffrage, or the
be of Canaan" Communications may
directed to the care OF "Dear Brodhead,7
Louis, Missouri.
Or Sale, That justly celebrated Horn,
pitts owner has concluded not to foot
nore. To any one who is fond of too.-
70 natural tooter" for example), the
/ advantageous terms will be offered.
e dress N. B. F., Memphis, Tennessee.
or sale By parties declining white
Yuse-keeping." A large assortment of
2 ngs and things. Address Seymour and
Hr, Deerfeld and st. Louis. N.B.-A
assortment of waste paper, lamps and
oil included.
The melon choly days have come, the
ldest of the year" So says the poet of
Vember. With singular appropriateness
expected that Mr.. Seymour will resume
melon business at his beautiful farm
Pr Utica, and will bring to the discharge
his duties in this noble occupation all of
robust integrity" which the World so
apply ascribes to him.
A. meeting of gentlemen of both par
held in New Orleans last summer, Mr..
mean F. Kenner stated frankly that if
mour and Blair should be defeated, the
nocraiic party would, by such defeat,
necessarily destroyed. Well, Seymour
Blair have been defeated. Will the So
led Democratic journals of New Orleans
Z the fact, and have the good sense to
knowledge the corn" and join with the
ler-minded and industrious citizens of
lsiana in long pull, and strong pull
apull together to advance the peace and
Rsperity of New Orleans and Louisiana
Mr. Biglow wisely remarks, "There's
disgrace in being beat when whole
pom does it, The great question is,
Fow does the defeated party behave
ne merchants and bankers, the men
70 have stake in society in New Or
ms, are not bit unhappy over the cleo
OF Grant. They know it means peace,
Oility, prosperity for four years. Will
the journalists of our city, who ought
represent the decency ofthe town, try to
ak the same feeling?
Y is but fair to say that the Times is
re moderate in its tone this morning,
begins to do some justice 10 the high
sonal qualities of tie President elect.
Western poet blossoms out thus:
pere now is the "Deerfeld farmer
lsre now is the "Deertield farmer,n
re now is the "DeeTfieid farmer,n
egnour Of the horny hand?
Z planting patch of melons,
planting patch of melons,
" planting patch of melons,
owing up the Salty Land!
ere now is Blairing Francis,
lere now Is Blairing Francie,
aele now is Blairing Francis,
pun MS sword and fiery brand(yl!
got tickets on the steamer Ku-Klux,
got tickets on the steamer Ku-KluM
10Y tickets on the steamer Ku-Klux,
hght.draft, fast.sailing, low-pressure,
side-wheel boat, due November in
the Salt River Land.
lete now is George H. Greenbacks,
ere now is George H. Greenbacks,
|ere now is George H. Greeubacks,
ssrching for the Promised Land
vent up with his rag-tag Escort,
Ment up with his rsg-tag Escort,
vent up with his rag tag Escort,
a''y to Salt River Lake!
ste now Is Vallandigham,
eIe now is Vallan pI0ham,
sie now is VallanDIGham,
] y EAe leads the martyr hapd7