New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-24
horse Frances up to our call the sea mon
ster will 60 down. Until then, it is cur
duty to watch and pray.
TORKORS OF NEW YORK.

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In abiding to the call for a mass meet
ing in New York Of all who sympa:hized
with the Italian people in their present
unity, Mr.. Greeley urged q general at
| tendance Of all who favored the objects
Of the meeting, but added tie singular
statement that every man who attends
would thencetorward be marked FOR de-
struction' meaning, We presume, polite
| al defeat and overthrow at the hands of the
Catholics. It will be confessed tina. this
is condition OF affairs that is NO: harsh
| ly labeled when we mark it as horrible,
in the same sense the philosopher Of the
| Tribune uses the word destrUctior;'
And the reason why it is horrible is this,
that meetings Of an opposite nature have
beer held in every importan: locality in
the United States, and 10 ordinary word
will describe the refusal Of tie public to
allow. American unionists to hold meet
ings Of sympathy with the Italian union
lists. Horror number one.
| MI "HtLeS -Shs O1., AHoHI ~ c.A
readers from several illusions made 10
| him heretofore IN these columns, is before
one Of the courts Of New York in :. mat
ter of love and jealousy. 4 AIrs. Lawier
is the basis Of this litigation, she being q
widow Of grea: personal at:rac.iveress,
and Fisk, III, being a 'gallaE. Of nhch
money and still greater iervcr. The
widow was taken in charge by the gallant,
installed in a magnificent brown stone
! front, covered with diamonds and other
gorgeous apparel, and supplied WIKI cash,
| carriages and footmen to her hearts de-
sire. She had a cavalier named Stokes.
whose visits were Objectionable 20 the
quence. Fisk tried to buy Stokes CT.
but he was inccrruptible. The widow
was obdurate in declaring her intention
to admit Stokes at all times OF purely
platopic grounds, and declared that,
rather than torego this happiness. she
YVES prepared TO surrender Up Fisk $ house
and money. and even deprive herself
of She society Of their owner. and
she absolutely vacated the premises. and
cut her enamored railroad king on tie
street and in private circles. This pro
duced meeting between the rivals. q:
DeimonicO's, which not being sa;:>t..c-
tory, was adjourned TO the !ar,or of the
widow herself, with the understanding
that she was to arbitrate. Tie spcnky
little woman refused 20 Ie!en:, ard Fisk
was thrown OF his guard. lie declared
that the courts were under his thumb. and
that Stokes w"a.d either have 70 siren
der. CT lis chances o: going 70 lie IenL
Tertiary, OF maGe-up evidence. WEI, BET
ter than Grant. prospects G; tie next
Presidency. ..rd the Prince o: L,.e gave
emphas;, 20 his assertion by 1e: 7e..:i:: an
instance where an unfortunate n.aE nat:
been sen: iy lightning express g solitary
confinement. %: standing il lis Wa. Al
THIS cones ~: II sworn att..v:::s. " /.
case where Stokes !. being prosecuted Cor
collecting: money Improperly. Ills IS
the second horror.
These two il!us:,ations 60. ~ demon
s.rate he terrible tendency OF Affairs Il
the srea. Democratic stronghold. II TIE
fms. place, public sertimen: is IL danger
Of being eve,awed and, in tie second
place, tn, temples Of justice are perverted
to be tie instruments OF private encs. A:
the instance OF such men as Isl: tie
Iombs open with the same te;:::l eject
that the Has.:e did liz the days G.
Eichelie.. It is certainly toie.at.e 20
use The wo,d horror il connection wi:h
this transaction. If J. is doubted :h..:
orr relation is correct. the sEc;:!c can
find the record IL the Nev; York pare:s Q:
tie thirteenth of December.