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Especial attention. paid to childrens teeth. J
References:
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New Millinery, Fancy and Dress
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which she is prepared to sell al u very small
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-17

The Office psonia has split the Repub
lican patty of Louisiana into two feroci
ously hostile factions, one headed by Gov
ernor Warmoth and the other by CASTOR
House officials. The recent attempt at !
State Convention in New Orleans. culmi
mated in a big row, a fitting supplement te
the Nashville disgrace of May, $50.
The Convention was to have met in the
Court Room of the Custom House. United
States soldiers Glled the halls and guarded
the entrance doors with fixed bayonets,
refusing admission to the Warmoth dele
gates, however well accredited. The
Warmoth delegation amounted to ninety,
whilst the Custom House party could only
muster twenty-eight. This great dispari-
ty would have placed the nominations in
the hands of the Governor and his friends,
and hence they were denied admission at
the point of the bayonet. After great
excitement and many near approaches to
violence and bloodshed, the Warmoth par
ty left the place for another building.
Thousands of interested spectators wit
messed the shameful anarchy and confusion,
and the popular feeling was with the Gov
crnor. When he entered his carriage, a
thousand men rushed into the street. un-
hitched his horses and bore him to the
new place Of meeting. This use of the
bayonet to control a political Convention
occurs FOX the first time in the history of
the nation, and every peace and order-lov-
ing citizen will condemn it in unmeasured
terms.
The fact of the matter is just this. The
worst men of the Republican party in Lou
siana are its leaders, keeping self in the
forefront and the general good in the back
ground. There are not enough of offices
to go around the greedy circle, and con-
~sequently the quarrelings and fghtings
now going on. Wanting in patriotism and
honesty, the sooner the whole ship-crew
is disposed of, the better it will be for the
honor of the Republican party and the
prosperity of the State. We shall anx-
iously await to see what action the Govern
ment will take in regard to the unwar-
rantable use of the military, which the
officers of the Custom House called to
their aid IN enforcing their ubiquitous ty-
ranny and usurpation.