New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-30


Y afhen rage, and the Democrats i'm
b vain thing. "Frinstance." In
I liciana they had presentation of
y. rican Flag to a Democratic club,
|, -e is the story. exclamation points
from the Bayou Sara Ledger:
given signal Miss Welton appeared
= left. accompanied by her gallant
his honor the Mayor j. p. Mum
n ,q., bearing the Flag, and DR.. Num-
Ben Wicker, the eolored standard
Of the Linwood Club, appeared on
BIT, all mounted on beautiful horses,
ned for the occasion. They adj
q until they met in the centre of the
he.
Welton holding the flag, then with
ming modesty and in a clear, calm
VII ging voice, delivered chaste and
rate address that sent thrill
D the hearts of her hearers. As she
led she presented the flag TO DR..
I'd with modest and graceful ease
{ pc surpassed.
Il Mumford received the flag at the
u pf the fair donor with gallant dig
at weuld have done honor to a
of olden times. His response was
Of himself and the occasion.
g turned to deliver the colors to the
I'd bearer of the Cuba colored
ri hud with bis Gear and sonorons voice
ii Take them, and let them serve as a
M bind your race to ours in peace and
n hip," the lips of that colored man
y rrftll ornAffnFt-taur= If 6nlifrbf
Il antathy fell thick and fast in that
sbN multitude, and a commingled
"A pm the enfranehised citizens and
"A dner owners rent the air.
F4n,I sight was here, my country
Ikk.I The newly enfranchised citizens
y with their former masters and mis-
i Ayin doing honor to the flag Of our
and under its floating folds, Civ
! ltual pledges of fidelity, friendship
/ election.
Enthusiast claims Jesse Grant, father
ysses, for the Democracy. Well,
give the Democrats "Jesse"-in No
Der.
Forbearance" is good word-for this
Jude and for these times.
I When forbearance ceases to be a virtue''
choice quotation, and is choice thunder
Southern press.
. br instance, both sound well in phrase
! Iething like this, which, on an average,
5 ventilation in every well conducted
/. lthern (Democratic) newspaper about
Ee each week.
|. We counsel our people to exercise
: Pedrance toward the gentlemen from the
th who have seen ct to locate in this
ktion of the United States; but let these
NJ understand that there is time toher
earaace ceases TO be d rirLlte, and when
Jour Judgment that time comes, assas.
ate them in the quickest manner posi-
le.e
ISometimes they get after the colored man
rough style. For instance, the Meridian
iss.l 7ierct1y swears an oath to the fol.
wing effect with the skull and cross.
bnes Of the lost cause before us, we will
Fear that this is white mans govern.
'pent. We must make the negro understand
bat we are the men we were when we held
BIN in abject bondage, and make him fee
bat when forbearanee ceases to be virtue
\ has raised power that will control him
saestroy him.
Speaker Lowell is in fair way to un
srstand what is fame.
The New York World says:
By a singular felicity the carpet-bal
peaker of tie clover" (Which implies tina
hefe is higher, and Is ridieulous) HOUSE
The Legislature of Louisiana is named
REchell.
low are you Speaker SatcheIl
lsueral Grant has finally, to crafty thu
pocrats, made speech. And how d.
like il, oh, Democrats?
i don't satisfy you, ii ought to satisfy
sure.
enerai Grant was asked at Chicago the
Z "nslher 'onuson was loI nlm o.
oeXmqur. Grant replied: "Weil,
W when he thinks OF Seymour he's tol
knd when ne thinks OF me he's fol
hour.e
# ~} NH.. 4,
Tie st. Louis Democrat is inclined Job,
we're ON the parties mentioned in the fol
= vino axtSact fvom ona Of ito editorials.
l'-s1 49, ~. o~,sr-u
It appears Rom New Orleans paper
hat Captaia 4 r Leatners, OF the GENERA
euItman, discharged rom MS Doat al
'.9sis paw, 60 Ps sis,ss;s I;s -
, ,s.s ~ noIitica onnnnents A the mos
,a,r;ot;c sL;ng IN lie world. and Thai N,
view orleans 4"ase nay VIC nAcaAnes9 ~ III