New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-24
erIeans Republican.
bURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
|eeRNit OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
b CARPET-BAG.

e e, NAGM
! |
\ from our Bag wellthumbed
e. &SAkespeare, we see, in our "mind's
'rR iesIo, the following scene:
AMI Il hair: SIT will be short, the in
bf 81 mine,
lite no more thou to say, one,
IN very sorry, good Horatio,
. g n Broadheadr l forgot myself;
PIE Image Of my cause, see
@eriture OF his
tie prospect of a Southern vote
me in towering passion !"
" 10 eeymour. "IIou aoM lose THE
M In. t2,y lord.' -s-aa--
,es, ~ do not think so, for in the
atol fPnce,rI nave been in continual
q99 first on one side and then on the
y sBnt thou would'st not think how
nd Here about my heart! But it Is no
4 sa.llfssy, good my lord"
ID is but foolry; it is such kind
y t|Ffng MS would perhaps trouble a
II. Ikf Manton Marble"
sSMN your mind dislike anything,
4Nili forestall their repair hither,
~ t.xt are not I'D. You would do bet
int Nj Draw"
= Not q whit-we defy auguary-
lvaAia. If it be now, It's not to
y d be not to come, it will be now.
ID now, yet it will come. The
all. Since no man, of ought he
n ftl6Es, what is't to leave betimes.
. trtaing to the play OF "Richarl
w find that Mr.. Seymour is not
Is denunciation of Radicals and
Gsa boasts of victory on the eve oil
: : 5Hange, but not mems hearts
ia, Hlehard Third Seymour's Buffalo
which, is "in admirable temper
graph tells US, and in which he tells
MRd bat tive will be successful"
n pitches into scallawags and Radi-
'e4 cafpet-baggers;
JlEhall say more than l have inferred;
lea, tar whom you have to cope withal-
rngabonds, rascals and runaways,
X, tfetagnes and base lackeypeasants |
g, h1iE o'erclCyed country vomits forth |
WI Hfale ventures and assured destruc- |
d lead them but paltry fellow, |
''l e World says,l
y +
h|t these stragglers DER the seas
= Aoe these over-weening rags of
]. " shed beggars, weary of their
iG tel dreaming on this fond exploit
aNt "A means, poor rats, had hanged
yes.
eDjoy our lands?
Ri Hark hear their drum.
ma hearts are great within my
Suoar standards, SET upon our foes;
ogsleut word of courage, fair st. George
hNNmany),
~ It'll the spleen of fiery dragons;
leTt Victory sits upon our helms!"
sy Ereunt.
pnlehow Richard was thrashed by
nls Asa antagonists, and presently en-
T. sb Of Richmond, saying:
4zsNa "God and your arms be
. 1d, victorious friends;
&ours, the bloody dog is desd.'
81 forcible, if not especially po-
ito, -
upswOrtb, a prominent Democrat of
@c1Qnty Iowa, having dared any Re-
an "a stump the county with him, his
- . gritty young Republican, has
D, Ne challenge, and they are now in
alkn field.
RI Aipne among the Southern Demo-
pers, the Richmond Dispatch
= " boldly and decidedly respecting
hezn elections. 1t says:
vpieeture that there will be now no
iIofehs fight over the Presidential
~ ne whole strength of the par
;, tnaipg the immense means they
'' renifated TO influence the opinions
! rs of men. having been exerted |
sI4pggle Of Tuesday, we imagine
s|eated party will hardly con-
a pntest. 1t is clearly without
GeI
eN York World says that the
: "a Tuesdays elections do not
- ave effected "such a sweeping
~ opgh triumph as would have made
lag Y q tbs election in November a
It'll eenelusiOn.p Well, no. you can't
n.aEqll y that.
blowing is the call for the meeting
. p nsnocrats in New York. 1t is
ane hundreds Of the most promi-
UroerAts of the city:
led Las Us Have Peace"
Va 7TiNe OF WAR DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR
= faiERAL GRANT FOR PRESIDENT.
of Democratic antecedents, who
r Aian the entire Union upon prin-
/ are just.
eve that the debt incurred in
II lhe rebellion is sacred obliga-
IA that the plighted faith of the
T ball not be violated, and that its
, 1fedit shall not be disgraced.
lly fsfFe TO treat the States lately in
~. .,s ith lenient justice, but who will
1 Z 10 surrender the Government
rs rebels, still insisting that the
WIS right, aud still Boosting of
n ?, 4fvotion to the "Los1 Cause"
70 9 opposed to the repudiating
u q, the New York platform, and to
mary manifesto Of one of its
believe that peace, safety, and
or the whole country will be
Ut he election of General Grant.
PA Q requested to meet at the
itute, on Wednesday evening, |
81" at eight o'clock.