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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
NOW Is YUUK TIME.

The New Orleans Patriot was es-
tablished and 10 sustained by par
ties who profess to desire the over
throw Of Governor Warmoth above
every other consideration. To en-
compass the defeat Of his every as
piration and hope-if he have any
to denomination for Governor in
1872, every kind of means has
been restored to, and for fear that
the work is not in o fair way OF
being accomplished its, continues
its hebdomadal vituperations with
as much virulence and intensity
and unfortunately for it, with as
much unscrupulousness, as if sue
cess depended on every single ef-
fort. In its Saturday issue, we
find it breaking ont in this new
place, in a paragraph of its reply to
the Republican.
Now, if this were true, would
Gov. Warmoth be sending for &C
tive and influential Democrats and
Offering them any Office in his gift,
if they will only unite with him in
an effort to put down the negro
Scarcely, we think. That he has
done this thing, we know for q
fact.
In this sentence is the statement
that the Patriots writer "knows for
fact" that Governor Warmotb
has been endeavoring to secure the
support of "active and influential
Democrats" in an effort to "put
down the negro"
Now, on the part of q race in this
State, let us implore the PARROT to
convince the public of the truth Of
this fact" and we can assure him
that he will have taken one of the
greatest strides towards his goa
that will be requisite in his travel
1t is o matter of profound interest
to the negro" to know of the in.
tegrity Of his leaders. Give US the
basis of your allegations. 1t is
tiresome to be compelled to endure
the mere bald assurance of what
this one or that one knows.
We are q simple minded and
credulous race, and unfortunately
we have believed too much already
that emanates from a certain class
of gentlemen. This thing is played
OUT" we want to know the grounds
of accusation against the leaders o.
our party. and We will undertake tc
Judge of the truth or falsity of the
charges for ourselves.
The negro has suffered enough Al
the hands of bare faced denag
oguery, been victimized to an un
heard of extent by pretended friends
led astray far enough by unworthy
leaders; he is resolving to get out
Of these leading strings, and if err
or fall lie must, he will have none
to blame but himself. His regrets
his bitter disappointments and de
teats, will not then excite rancol
towards others.
He proposes to do little hinkin!
as well as voting. We throw GU
these suggestions because we like i
to be understood by those who pro
pose to serve the negro, that Their
must be the observance of the sam
terms and conditions as Obtain
in all such cases. We are ready T.
be empanelled as q jury, or We ar
ready to accept the verdict of
qualified Jury, but we are not read
to accept as truth the Wild an
wicked accusations which are circu
lated and repeated, increasing il
virulence as they spread. And unit
the Patriot is prepared to submit
the evidence, which it says it pc
sesses, let it cease to vilify.
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~ Remember that the LETTER
CAnR1Eas give a Grand Fancy and
Calico Ball." at tia Mechanics In
stitute to-murrow evening.
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The Leuisianial.
Polished Thursiays aud susdays.
OFFICE III CARoNpu.Er STREET,
New ORLEANS La.
I'm. G. BROWN, Editor and Publisher,
p. B. S. PINcHBAcK. Manager.
OUR AGENTS.

ISSISSIPPI - Daniel E. Young,
'aville.
1OUISIANA John A. Washington,
Black Hawk, Concordia Parish; Hon. G..
Y. Kelso, Alexandria; Antoine K Sterrett,
; reveport, A. C. Ruth, Carroll Parish.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA james
~. D!Green, Washington City.
ILLINOIS Lewis b. White, Chicago.
KENTCCKY:-Dr T. A. Green, Louis
xille.
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~Our conirere Hartman OF the
LafourcAe Times is again in town
and remembered TO pay our sane
tum q welcome Wis t.
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MEMBERS.

msMoSH0s
[roR THE STATE AT LARGE.
EDWARD BUTLER. of Plsquemines.
s. s. SCHMIDT, of Orleans.
THOMPSON COAKELY, of Rapides.
ALBERT CAN'T, of ST. Landry.
JOHN PARSON, of Orleans.
A. W. SMYTH. of Orleans.
H. RABY, of Natitochcs.
JAMES McCLEERY, Caddo.
DAVID YOUNG. Concordia.
y. HEBRON. of Orleans.
First Congressional District-Hugh j.
Campbell. H. Mahoney. -.
Second Congressional District-A. E.
Barber, Jaues L. Belden.
Third Congressional District -Thoma,
II. holland, George Washington.
Fourth Congressional District-E. W
Devices, Rafor6 Blunt.
Fifth Congressional District-A W
Faulkner, A, B. Harris.
SBs-ExEcurIyf COMMITTEE.
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES,
OFFICERS,

Pnrs'r-P. B. S. PINCHBACK of Orleans
RgcoRpIHa SBc'Y-WILLIAM VIGERS.
CORRESPONDENCE SEc'r-J. ". FAIRFAX.
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Hon. HUGH J. CAMPBELL, Chair
man.
Hon. r. B. S. PINCHBACK.
Hon. HARRY MAHONEY.
Hon. +. ]. HEBRON.
Hon. 4. 4. HARRIS
Hon A. T.. BARBER
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Hon. T. J. uEREOS.
Hon. TIIOS. J. holland.
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This seems like very small matter,
and yet at the bottom off, there lies prin-
ciplc Of the highest importance to the
white voters of the State. A principle
which not only degrades them below the
negro, but compels them to pay him for the
necessity Of serving beneath him The
Constitution Of West Virginia contains on
this subject mandatory provision, requir-
ing the collection Of a capitation tax from
each white male inhabiiant over twenty
one years ofage, There is no such provis.
ion respecting negroes The Constitution,
therefore makes a discrimination 10 favor
Of the negro aud against the white man.
Now, however much legislatures may re-
quirc this tax to be paid by all, the fact
remains that the Constitution ofth State
recognizes the distinction and leaves it in
the power Of the Legislature to enforce it
by exempting negroes. As Democrats,
wa are, therefore, in favor of q complete
obltera,ion from the Constitution Of
such destinations. Courier.
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John HILL.

In their dilemma over the faitblessnas
Of Hon. John Hall, we havo no desire to
taunt the Radical p,rty BY didn't | tell
you sos" That would be cruel, especial.
ly in view Of the terrible agony under
which they are nov suffering We shall
therefore be charitable and inaict no IN.
necessary wounds. We only wish to re-
mind the Radical party that in bis efforts
to defeat Col. Thomas B. Swami, by call.
ing him rebel" Mr.. Hallis introducing
into that party trick for which he was
turned out Of the Democratic party. His
facility in political trickery made him val
liable in the light Of Radicalism; but one
popularity in his 'ricks seems to have been
overlooked and that is now playing
smash" Iustead Of using his tricks to
serve the party they are only used to serve
JOHN Hall. lie will not do to tic TO-
Register.
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suor.-One day last week, Mr.. James
W. Smith had log chain stolen from his
premises, aud be believed it was on boat
on the Ohio side Of the river. lie went
to Gallipolis and go, an officer ana the pa.
pers necessary to recover the chain. Ia
the meantime a warrau! was procured on
this side and placed in the hands Of one Of
our officers, who crossed the river and ut
tempted to make the arrest, but was re.
s.tol and knocked down and his revolver
taken from him. Gen. M,Caaslaud, who
WIS standing near BY as a spectator, was
assaulted by one Of the party named Mar
tiu with a revolver. Mr.. Nc rctreated to
some distance, and told Martin that il he
did not d,.ss hs wull shoot him; but not
hcolius this counsel b. cooked his revolv.
or, and levcled at Nj. M,Caushui aad
wa. in tho act Of pulling the trigger, when
Mr.. MeCausIaul drew up lis gan and shot
tho revolver out Of Martins hand, the shot
scattering and mixing some ugly wounds
on Martins face.
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PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR.

WHEREAS, 1t appears from the certificates
w returned by the Commissioners SUI erin.
tending the taking of the polls at The Coun.
Houses Of The several counties. with the ex.
ception of,he counties Of Wyoming and Nc
bowel from which no returns have oprn re.
cciyed, y that at The election held on The fourth
Thursd y Of August, 1871, for the purpose Of
taking the sense of the people of the State on
the question of calling a Convention to allcr
the Constitution of this State. there were for q
Convention, thirty thousand two hundred and
twenty votes given aud against Convention,
twenty.sevGn thousand six hundred aud lhir.
" eight votes were give,;
Now, therefore, |, joins J, JACOB. Governor
Of the State OF West Virginia, do declare, that
at the election hid as aforesaid majority Of
the votes cast were in favor Of a Convention;
Aud | do hereby require The supervisors and
inspectors Of election Of the several counties of
this State, to canse polls to be opened and held
at every place Of voting in their respective
counties, on the Fourth Thursday Of October
next, for the elect on Of delegates to said Goa
ven'ion, accordingto the arportionmeut and
districts prescribed by law as fnl!ows:
each county and Delegate District. as ma,
be prescribed by law at the time Of holding
said election shall elect the same number Of
delegates, respectively. as they may be entitled
10 elect as delegates to the House of Delegates,
aud each Senatorial District, as NAV be pre-.
scribcd by law at the time Of holding said
election, shall elect two delegates
In testimony whereof | have here.
g. 5 unto set my hand, and caused The
t~) seal Of the State to be affixed at
Charleston, this Slh day Of September. in the
year 1871, and oithc Stale the ninth.
JOHN j. JACOB
By The Governor.
j. NJ. PnEirt, Secretary Of State.
Sant 0S IN
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The Issue.

There is no Disgusting the fact that the
issue in this campaign is simple and
single Que. 1t is simply shall the Radical
or Democratic party hereafter rule in
Kaoswha county. This is the issus else.
where throughout the State; why should it
he otherwise here? The leaders Of the
Radical party understand this we'll, and
they have made their nominations and
contacted the campaign with that view
entirely. Whatever may be the result
here, they know that the constitutional
convention will be male up largely of
Reform Delegates; men who will make all
the NEEDED changes in ,'la constitution -
they knov too tbt these changes will be
ratified by the people, aud that their rati.
feation will involve the removal Of every
Radical nos holding Office. 10 save
themselves for tic present and to provide
Cor tho fuiuseaethyy, are exertlas every
energy TO disrupt thu Democratic party =
70 that end they have selected Democratic
deserlcrs as candidates, aud have assumed
the Lsh sounding title Of 'Peoplc's party"
BY this means they hope to via to their
support for the future all soreheaded. dis.
aproil It'd aud disailec.ed Democrats.
These aided bY the large negro vote will
in their opinion. enable them to succ ed
As this class Of democrats we're originally
Radicals. whose solo inlucemcnt to a(hli-
ate with D,mocrits was to beIon, to the
winning side, tina, they might continue
the system Of pluudering on which they
faltencd as Radicals, We can vel! afford to
spare them; nay. We will prosper better
without them.
Bat to defeat these designs and to give
to Kanawha the Importance in the State
which its population and interests and the
intelligence and responsibility ofts people
deserve is 20 cbild's play. Itrcquires the
active, earnest and uuceasing efforts Of all
Democrats from now until the close Of the
election. With these We will certainly
succeed. We have the material and we
certainly ought to have the interest to car
ry our county, 1t remains for the large
mass Of Democrats to say what will be the
result
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Col. Lewis W. Washington, conspicu-
Gus citizen Of Jefferson county, and the
nearest relative a. the. time Of his death,
of the father of bis country, died suddenly
on Monday last.
General Wade Hampton, Of South Car.
olinia, is so feeble from nervous prostratlon
that his friends fear he cannot recover.
His wife lies very low, too, from late
stroke Of paralysis.
Last week Henry Yates, brother Olsen.
ator Yates, of jacksonville. illinois, who
resides at Berlin, committed suicide by
taking strycninc. After taking the poison
be sat down with his family as usual, and
foualed the children, finally arose aud told
them what he had done, and soon after
went into commissions
Every vote, Republican or Democratic,
in favor Of the Peoples candidates" is a
vote to aid men in obtaining Office through
false prc'euses. The Peoples ticket
is a gross and pnlpable fraud, It is a
proclamation to Republicans ,hst their
votes are wanted by men who are ashamed
Of their society.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
ME THIRTY-FIRsT SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on

HNHE THIRTY FIRST SESSION OF THIS
/ Institution will commence on
Monday, 25th September, 1871,
and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1879 1t
is Economically situated in the midst Of the
beautiful and healthy hill country Of the
Panhandle" of West Virginia, easily nccessi.
BILE by railroad or river, and surrounded with
the most favorable Influences for student life.
lthas property in endowment. Buildings,
apparatus library, &c, Of over $35O,dOO, and
is thus enabled to sustain faculty and fura'
ish facilities for a thorough education Of the
very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public aud private boar.
ding, and unfinished rooms will be let to stu
deuls who wish 10 board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION. '
|. Preparatory course of one ye,r 2. Reg.
nlar Literary Course, including TIC Ancient
Languages, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts.
3. Literary and Scientific Course, for the De
gree of Bachelor of Sciences 4. The course
Of Master of Arts The course Of Master
Of Sciences 6. Special Courses in Practical
Chemistry. Civil Engineering, &c. Detailed
information as to these Courses will DO found
in our Catalogue
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM
The Institution has a complete set Of philo.
sophical Apparatus and students who wish It
are trained in the use Of Field Instruments
also thoroughly flleu up laboratory for prac.
teal instruction and work IN Chemical Analy-
sis and an ample Museum for tho study Of
Natural History.
TERMS.
Tuition has heen reduced from $50 to $40
per session. Boarding from 50 to s. per week.
Unfurnisbed Rooms from S. TO 81 per session,
and free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Cos.
pei of all denominations
For further particulars apply for catalogue
10 Prof. G. l.. Loos, Secretary, or 10
W. X PENDLETof President,
aug. l7-3m Bethany West Virginia
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Boutwell, q Failure.
The New York Herua has very ca

The New York Herald has very cor
rect estimate Of Secretary Boutwell, aud
his financial policy. The Herald says:
".fhe truth is. thu Motley Of the Re-
publican party ard NJ Boutwell, is to
keep up taxation and larg revenue as
far aspossible to afford protect IN to the
manufacturers =
4 < x We're itnot for the wonderful
resources Of the country, and surprising
industry Of the people, Mr. Boutwell,
would find himself in an embarrassing
situation Whatever good be may have
done has been forced upon him, As a
Finance Minister he is incapable ands fail,
ure."
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The Mormons had better pull up stakes
and ''ligh out" Tho course adopted by
tho Federal authorities affords slim margin
for nIormondom to escape from the law
unshorn ofits distinctive traits. Further
arrests Of Mormon leaders continue, includ-
ing that Of Cannon, the 6re.eatiug editor
OF the Desert Meus. The point sclcc-
ted by the authorities for attack is the
polygamous feature Of the Mormon church.
Cannon, like Young, being arrested for
"laocivously cohabitiug with different wo.
men" The only hope for the simou'pura
Mormon is to pack up and plunge into
thc wilderness,
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MERcEs's BORON, W. val

MERGERS BorToM, W. Va f, |
Oct. IA, 1871.
dftssn. Edgar Shank, Joseph Ryan and
Henson Haggeaer:
Yours Of the 10th lust, is OF hand; and
in answer to which. state that | do en-
dorse the Resolution. | believe that in
tho cud it will be better for both capital
aud labor. If elected, I shall use my in
Aueacc to secure such a clause in the pro.
posed new Constitution.
Yours Respectfully,
ALONZO GUSHING
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

Alan adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors of Mason County, held at the
Court House thereof gu Tuesday, the 90tb
day Of August, 1871.
Upon the application of. NJ Brown, Jno,
" Aylor, N. j, Rifle anc ever twenty others.
citizens Of Cologne township to discontinue
the place of voting OF Woods School House and
establish the same Mt the School House in
Leon, and to establish an additional place Of
voting at the school house District No 4, said
township;'il is ordered tina, the voting pace
at Woods School House be and is hereby dis.
continued and established at,he School House
in tho town of Leon;and thai M additional place
Of voting is her,reby established in said Col.
egne township, at thr School House in dis
trict No 4. Copy Taste:
SEPT 9l.tw II r HOWARD, Clerk.
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NEST co4v&,4. W. Va, |
October 10, 1871.

Gen. A'oa:o Gushing:
DEAR SlR-Do you endorse the Rcso.
lstion restricting the privileges of Corpor,
ate bodies, rs offered BY Dr. knight in the
Mason County Democratic Conyeution?-
Aud will you, if elected, bring the hsso-
luton before tue Convention. and use your
influence to engraft such clause in our
new Constitution?
Yours Respectfully.
EDGAR SHANK,
JOSEPH RYAN,
HENSON WAGGENER,
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PUTNAM COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Delegate to Convention,
JOHN j. THOMPSON.
Fer House Of Delegates,
JAMES NJ. NASH.
Fer sepsrin'crlert Of sc5onls,
THOMASP. CARPENTER,

The Democrats aud Conservatives Ct
Of Monroe county have nominated Mr..
James NJ Burnside for the Convention
and A. Nelson Campbell, Esq, for tho
House Of Delegates, and A. B. Beamer for
County Superintendent ofFrce Schools.
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Tue report that tie few low water
steamers thai are now raunins have coy
catchers on their bows is not believed.
Though the river is low, the cows keep cut
Q: the xay.
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DRoppED DEAD "A man, whosss name
we we're ua abeto ascertain, dropped dead
in front Of the Olive House in Guyandot,e.
gu last Sunday evening; We did not learn
what was the cause. Press.
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A vote is to bc taken at the severeral
voting places in Grant county. W, W.
on the question Of subscribing 100000
dellars to the capital stock of the Wash
ington aud Ohio Railroad Company.
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ANNOUNCEMENT We are authorized to
state that CuAs. W. McCuLLoCH, is the
regular candidate for the House Of Dele
gates from Mason County, on the Peoples
ticket.
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In the Internal Revenue Office it is est.
mated that the loss to the Government from
the destruction Of the Chicago spirit distil-
lers will be about $22,75O per day. But
that loss will be somebody's great gain
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Notice TO Creditors.

To The Creditors Of Geo. " Sebrcll. dee.
TN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, made in a cause therein
pouding, to subject the zeal estate Of the said
George W. sebrell. 10 the payment This debts,
YOU are required to present your claims against
The said George W. Sebrell, for adjudication to
James Il. Couch. Jr. Commissioner, AT bis Of
flee in The town Of Point Pleasant, Mason
county West Virginia, on or before the 20tb
day Of December next.
Witness: Chas. u. Waggencr, Clerk Of said
Corrt, this 9sth day Of September, ISL.
CHAS. b. WAGGENEP, GlMk.
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Bright. beautiful, hcwi'eiins Cooley is
90 our table. The pc, Of the household,
i,Sheds a refreshing, refining influence in
every family circle s!'ercvcr it is read, =
Tie coming of G,lay each mouth is laok-
I'd forward to IL; a feast oFrcasou and Few
Of soul. We waut no better evidence Of
happy and intelligent family than that
its members are regular readers Of Goacy,s
l,al5's D.~k. Terms IS year. Ad.
dress h. A Godey, piiIadelphia.
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Tue RACES. AS We issue this number
Of tho Register on Tuesday, Instead of
Wednesday. our regular publication day,
soihs. i. may reach our subscribers before
the election, we arc ulatlc this number to
give our real.sa fallreport Of the Races
over ilaclir's Course, Suffice iltosay, how
ever, that the Mason County horses Won
every race w will sivca full repor! next
week.
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We return thanks to G. W. yaupin,
Esq fer late New York aud Baltimore
papers.
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WEST VIRGINIA:
At an adjourned meeting ftle Bonrd Of Sn.
pervisors OF Mason County, held nj the Court
Hone thereof, on the s6th day oIjune, 1871 ;.
Upon motion il is ordered that an addition.
al place of voting be established in Arbnckle
township ut the School House in school dis.
trict No 6. Copy Tcs,e:
sept 2l-4w II. R. HOWARD, Clerk
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It's estimated that enough paper has
been consumed IN writing about the Chica.
60 fire to put gitac around the earth.
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Commissioners Sale Of Tewn Lot.


Commissioners Sale Of Tewn Lot.
TN pursuance Of the provisions of decree of
/ the Circuit Court Of Mason county, West
Virginia, rendered on The Alb day o' Seplcm
Der, 1911. in certain Chancery cause therein
pending. in which Grace Evelelh is complain.
ant and W Y Roberts and others ARE defend
ants, | shall proceed on the
18th Day Of November, 1871,
to sell! at public auction, to the highest bll]er,
Lot number 10, on Pomeroy Street, in the town
Of Mason City, at the Front Door Of the Court.
House Of said County, upon the following
terms, to wit: For cash as to so per cent Of
the purchase money and as to the residue on
credit Of six months, taking bond with good
security for the deferred insta'ment and retail.
ming the title as a further security.
JOHN W ENGLISH,
ect. le-4w. Special Commissioner
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The Market.
(coRGcED DY COLE s ROBINSON

EXCELSIOR Mill, October 25.
No. 1 White Wheat 81 As; No. l
Red Wheat 81 So.
Old Corn 60 a IS cents; new Corn 40
cents per bushpl.
Elour-A $3.50; XXX $500; Xxx
$3.50; X So Is per barrel.