Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-12
Continuation.

The Fifth Session Of the New England
lsMs opend with more than ordinary hilari,y
"a circumstance which. set Us specializing
as 10 the cause Of so unusual a deviation from
The woosed gravity Of fanatics and zealots. Al
the business At the Conventicle had not ye,
besas formally inausurated, We resolved 10
empAsy eur spare moments in clearing up the
mystery. We 4specu,ated in vain however
and we're busy in drawing the conclusion,
that an unacccuntab!e change had come over
the spirit Of fana,icat raving, when we espied
as'gr0dippi Of which. The Rev: Tiinlb.uc,oao was
this tcsa.ial Eghre, On approaching. " were
not long ia ascer,aining, that The joyful CEN.
motion which had 90 surprised 10, was simply
the ,consratulatosy approval Of aTimbustoo's
sublime sentiments respecting the "rebels".
Among those who were most prominent in
Offering the "Rev. Brother" their congratula-
tisns, Miotcus was by far the most demons
'tralive !; although it was easy 10 see that b is
psrtinacions solici,ude was far from being
agreeable to its '',leeply-,intel and highly
polished" object IN fact, Mioticus prolonged
his adu1atious aud demonstrations Of friend.
ship 10 SO unreasonable : length, thu. Tim.
buctoo at last snappishly rebuked his familiar.
ity in words which demonstrated that polished
sentlsman'a acquaintance with one Of the
most eccenlrics Of posts:-
MI The friend who calls you Tom OF Jack,
's4'S3A ad proves, BY thurnps nroa your back,
Hew he ssssens your merit,
re- Il such . frsad, that eas had nssd
Be very much his friend indeed.
t. pardon Or 70 bear it,"
Great laughter and merrimen, At Mioticus's
expense, followed this rebuff, by which Tim
bucl0o succeeded 10 admiration in directing
attentions which were becoming troublesome,
from himself to Mioiicus, and under which
that psssonideasion Of sagaci,y was bseoming
1~es.ivs, when . call 10 order, notified the
vasEaat delegates that the business had com
uencsd. .s1ssA e4
The ehop-falIsn Mioticss felt greatly relieved
although he tried to put on an air Of indif-
ference; and. 10 hide his chagrin, boldly offered
. sesoiutioa embodying l,s hopes tina, the
conventietc would defer al other business
until the reading Of the resolutions should
be completed. The motion was put and
passed, ne",. con, and the Secretary pro. TEN.
read,-
Resolution n. That there is no department,
q reconstruction vhich,m nay b 30 quietly Tor
'lyly-doubtless, : more appropriate sxpression)
dliIysehed 70 the interests Of pe5f, a. that sppsr.
tanning to the Public Schools ; for the mani.
pu'atorssssthss operating spart, a. j, were,
from the field Of active politics, is no. subject.
cd To- 1.-THE d The public scrutiny and
anisnaaseFsion Is those in charge Of The
various other departments; wherefore, il is
strongly recommended that Miaicus b ms.
ttacled 10 leave no stone anlnrasa in order
TO carry ont the provisions of the "SeAool
sYstem., % their sfuliss, and most odious rssals!
---- r.z---N0-.-That, IN view u New Eng
laa6iS saDp1as ssliShessnsat, I'll ~ Tex
Books fostAsF sbais 6shss!s, must issue from
tn Radical sad Puritan Prsss Il that supSr.
eisitias9 ssssioa TT .hss, my ! double
paspsss b si'rsvdly effected ; 70 VII, the
locating Of or nsw moral IDEAS on southern
soilsetfo this, though : secondary censiAsra-
tion, - give The first place, mersly :.
Mind q ard ihs extraction Of ~peenniasy con-
IN fAs q ~ before indicated !! This, oil,
oousse, is the chist sim and, mindful Of .N~v
Englaneas wholssoulsd dsvolien y ,he 9u,i