New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-28
POLITICAL GLEANINGs,

l 'o"I'' we say because 1t may make them
careful IN selecting their nominees. whom it
IS Siesirable, they having q possibility of
! election, should be good men, The scare is
the result of their selfish an6 scandalous
? Wrangfe for office, and the consequent dis
gust Of decent citizens, who are daily turn
! ingo as their last hope Gog genuine and stao
be geform, 60 Che Republican par+yo which
they nave heretofore, in their RjllfuI ignor-
, anoe OF its merits and purposes condemned.
10 countorace this popular sentiment,
constantly becoming more pronounced,
! messages demanding their Immediate re.
turn have been sent after Messrs. War
moth and AicEneryo It is believed that
theyo and they alone. can pour Che calming
oil upon the troubled wategA OF euy local
politics.
! 1t is hard upon fhens struggling as shey
are against an adverse public sentiment in
the parishes, 70 find this serious sire in the
! rear Opened against themo Whether they
will come is yet an undecided question; but
whether they come or not, it will be impos
! sjble to ever again unite an opposition to
the great Republican paEtyo SO strong as
chat which existed here few weeks ago. |
| Hundreds are disgusted or Indifferent and |
will take no part whatever an the struggle, |
! hundreds OF Others have boldly enlisted |
! under the banner Of progress IN the belief
| that by fighting within the Sanks of its sup
p0Itegs they can dc more TO accomplish re.
! form than 6y Sighting against She party /
itself
| we here make q predictions THAT with a I
+! good ticket such as we beIieVe is certain to
| be mades there will be not less than 5000
white VotescasS Jos The EegbIjcaB ticket in
| this ojtyo
We mentioned Hhe fac2 sHas che great
! oofored Liberal Republican club of .Jeffer,
I son parish had determined 60 recant every
| profession Of confidence in che Democracy
which it made wheg political millennium
seemed imminent 1t has done it. Nor
did it stop heree but supplemented its re.
cantation by an indorsedment of Srant and
Che Kellogg State ticket The best recruit
ing officers the Grant Republicans now
haze are Che Democratic committeeman.
Siace fhe principal federal officers and
members Of The State committee left on the
Fgazes 90 tell the people OF the parishes
how 10 save the State, the Gustomhouse has |
presented a comparatively dull aspect.
The only topic of more than ordinary ToIiri- !
CAT SntegesG is the contest Of holland vsa
DargaIi tor the Third Congressional Dis. {
trio? nominations in which ave regret 90 say Z
thas fbe former is losing ground We ge-
gre? this not because se dc not Shink Mr.. {
DarralI an excellent representative, OF be-
cause We have any special prediction fog 6
ais opponent, but because the nomination I
os BE. NoSand stands op precisely the same g
footing as that Of the other aspirants for !
congressional honogso and TO DO him what :
vii! appeas IS his friends an act OF injustice; !
will under Che circumstances create an Ilp
Gogtunat8 and perhaps disastrous distTusr .
i4 the minds Of an Influential class OF Re- .
publicans. In plain English, those who
oppose che old Packard committee already ! e
express the Scar ShaH it ;s She beginning of
& systematic attempt 30 exclude Ghem from
the yeIvsris Of victory we DO not believe
this suspicion well founded, but earnestly :
advise that the DEMOCRATS be permitted 20 a
enjoy an undistaybeG 5nVncgoly Of Gvtskegy )
and bad 5ajtho
Gus popufas friend. SscIs s. sius az.
his claims 60 the public. doubtless
feeling convinced chat il lie did not blow a.
his 0wn trumpet tit. the dear people .of
would neyer know shat Ge had any merits al
or claims worth blowing abouts al
re THE PUBLIc-o- Unsolicited BY any cftio SA
Gems or many friends, the undersigned preo =;
senes himself as a most desirable candidate ~ ~
for any profitable Office III the gift Of the q,
people, Past experience fully qualities him -
!
Dortaut duty, and he pledges himself to ~ ~,
carry out every obligation to the -,
people which does not GontlSeS with bis prjo 81 81
safe interest," H.
There is more srutb IN shfs paHaphrase =
han IN the majority of genuine political fir
announcements" which, ordinarily aye as at
lntruthful as epitaphso re-
We have heard complaints Uf the Giberal az, as
yard canvassers manifesting impudence at pu
he residences Of citizens, where their unau- pc
horized questions were not answered, or on
lot satisfactorily responded to- We would h,
uggest that this political canyassing is
4 New Orleans new and delicate business, MI
nd that the agents for performing it should O.. a$
e carefully selected, otherwise the reports
viii be valueless, and our citizens subjected ers
0 serious anu uuDWdrTdut3UlS duuOy EtnC6s
IT is generally believed among RepUbli- dee9I
ans that the number Of delegates to the eoi
arish convention, as now apportioned, is vii
90 large, and that the committee would do sec
7isely to reconsider its action in this re- otl oe
peot. This, of course, can be best deter the
lined by the members of the committee, scr
-ho have all the reasons pro and con before ing
lem. Yet it is our opinion that large ro9 rn9
ody, for such purposes, is not usually the mil
est representative of public sentiment, fol
hile it necessarily contains more elements AL
: discord and contention. !
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND YACAET REAL the
STATE AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF scr
articular attention is called to the sales at INK lir
lction to be made this day at noon, at sub
10 Merchants and AuctiOneers' Ex- "
lange, Royal street, by the sheriff of the nf sae
irish of Orleans. Said sales comprise: pec
l. The undivided twenty-five twenty owe
urths in and to a sugar plantation, sit cat