New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-21

np street neighbors are very
e. The Times berates the Plea
way that reminds one of a news
Ing an apple-woman. The Cres-
Be the man in Tennessee who in
4 That's free fight . and being
a. Fit WAR;" replied "Count me
n in regardless, and declares that
N is not a true Democrat and ac-
HI i" feeble arrogance"
pc arrogance >" is not bad.
Zines, however, is not to be put
y nouns or adjectives. 1t has an
81 such missiles at hand, and filings
i with the same skill with which
fkIian savage launches his boom
1t addresses the Crescent thus:
'anificant faction of ex-Know Moth
hugs, and ex. every thing, where
|4ent of principle and facile change
Il 9nrposes are involved, have imper-
lempted to take US to task because,
Bat General Blair had placed his
IS in the hands of his Democratic
insisted as q point of honor to
+. Ind West, that If General Blair
~ party exigencies to resign, a
41tFse should be required at the
6Wernor Seymour.
Unable Bag must protest against
lAs&ble business. 1t must needs be
e1serie of Camp street have some
|t5b,' but why should hey wash it
N end hang is out in the public
q dry?
Hldren, love one another. Ed
'n though made of steel, were
q to scratch out each others eyes.
light to bark and bite.
have peace.
y being day usually devoted by
sly disposed Bag to quiet contem-
and a stroll in the suburbs Of our
q growing city we wandered out
les street, and were deeply i'm
WIZ the rapid increase of beauti-
ieaees and grounds upon that
NIL Among many other resi-
el1g up, our genial friends Messrs.
! md Bullet are building side
RHeful and comnodious homes,
|7 long the vacant lots fronting
NIcolson will be fully occupied
I'D.
( en, we fear, with a slight viola
10 commandment which directs US
II I our neighbors house, etc., we
a. ourselves at the end of the Mic
"a upon the confines OF
where a speck of war
Nv days disturbed the repose of
aAg quiet suburb. Not wishing
III the " Metropolitan" muss, we
enelth the wide spreading arms Of
x pa the wayside, and drew from
"a lie of the past weeks Times, and
|haence Of anything better to do,
feF the proceedings of the various
y past few days. We found to
ny that cold Chickamauga and
a6kratic ex-soldiers and sailors
4 gain parading in company with
q eek to restore the Lost Cause,
% course of our reading we found
F|fg specimen of Democratic club
IA ftartling in its dewy eloquence
Nded our Bag and turned sorrow
/ ID CENT EMEN--The most sig
ing which rises to the surface of
ne large element of ladies which
tnr political assemblies. At the
'fhsps, this would not appear as a
non, for there the distemper of
rights is SO nearly epidemic, that
segregation Of hats, we naturally
se.toralized bonnets. But among
Aaiempter only crops out at rare
\ nd is always met by our con.
pmen with such heroic treat
never progresses beyond a
Felopment. Why is it, then,
'.Rs are now turning out almost
1t because they realize that
years ago. we are engaged in a
'e1 lie, and for all that makes life
"a -Four years ago they came to
&ra hospital, with lint in their
q balm on their lips; they now
|s wreathed and hammered, to
ns with their eloquent eyes, and
ss With their silver tongues.
.s-s-
? 2 paragraph from the Picaylne.