The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
The InSirceri'y IL tho Wara0:k
Faction.

their favor since the Federal anisi"ii
ties at Washington have ordered tho
troops ant Of the city. They publish
cd an extra Yesterday evcnin. from the
Picayune office. nnn"ahcfng that ,'ie
Election. Registration, C"nstabulary
and Printing Bills had been "nan-
mnusly repealed 10y beth Houses of the
General Assembly. and the repeal ap.
proved hy thu Governor. Admitting
that both Houses were legally organ
iz.d and prepared I" i:nnSart h,ISinrs>
an admission which We d" not make
the question arises. what Kind 81
laws are we to- have ~ the place ~!
those repealed. We ca,H,"t "vt'i''"k
the fact that til repeal n'tasnie his
lNpn exturt, Il from Govern VAR
moth n; the ,le,cut, l,nrr. aud not un-
til he had been nu;iiiel st t'ie With
.l,awal al the Federal trnOps from The
civ. He is no, thcrri",c entitled 10
any credit tor this tatdt vs.sni,.ianrs
with the demand # the p."p!. at the
Stale. Aud We have it. IN good AL
,.,nri,y. that Cnvrrn"S Waim"ih him
self, while on the ilo"r "i the ii''.s.'
Yesterday, was heard I" say that worse
laws wnn,d m enacted !" piac'T"i
those repealed, which confirms The vt
,e,nnres Of Senator Campbell and Re
preventative Mahour,. made last week.
that the E!rrtinn. Registration, Militia.
CnnsfabuIary and Metropolitan Police
laws had contributed very largely Il"
the success of the Republican party a'7d
Ii,eir existence was necessary Ia lis
continued supremacy.
Now suppose that some Question
shall be- raised before Judge Diihlr, 1T
he Eishth District t"ntt. tor INSTANCE.
involving the l.s:.lty If The repeal Of
tl,"s. laws. WIN can say that learned
and immaculate magistrate would not
.lrri,le tia, :i,c House "f Representa-
tires was nut organized according: &"
The Constitution We ARE. net inclined
10 give r.edii 10 Governor WaIm"th
and his adlr,cnts tor their rc:n, n,atnr,
q ti'h Of YESTERDAY, aud shall reserve
further comments thc,emp"n until We
-,p some evidences Of their s,pctaitv.
We can sclic. ~ b.. expected t" rrsar.
us uue If ti.,,se evidences, tie r.s"lm-
ii"n adopted Yesterday hy .~',l Enus"S
after the repeal "f the laws ib"vs. u.en-
iinnr'l. Ia request the President nf lie
United States tn place his military
force at the tlis,os:,l Of til. Legislature
frr tlrir protection against the people.
Ii il manifest that il Wa,m"th and his
followers were in earnest and meant ,0
giant the demands 81 the people. they
would hav'. u" need ct tu",'s. TIA. il
call for these lends tn con. i;cr MS I!ai
Governor WalHntli and lis a>>ariairS
in the administration Il not iG,rid T."
grant the u forms which have been de
m,an,l.,l, and fer the very good ,ca.nn
that without the. powers inv, stcd in
him 10y the Ot'n"Xiums laws. the mc,,-
patton Of the Governor would lm gone
ilr mnst have these powers t. mann,
tain himself. New laws ioiclin. ie.-
i>trati"n, Gle. c,i"n. nintin. and cor
st,bula,y will doubtless l,c adopted,
but il is not probable that the Govern
or will app,",c them NIL, ~ they leave,
him will. substantially the Sii,n. pew
cts wl,icl, he NON cxc,"is-s. IL Gov
cInor War,nuti, and his fi,,ds wi>l, Ia
give the pc"l,h. an evidence Of tini,
g"s'l taiih let them abolish the Eighth
District C"mrt (Jm!se Dit.le) aud the
Metropolitan Police and restore To- the
Tit. Council nf New Orleans their an-
rient pr,rnaaIivcs in the matter III the.
i,,lice.-. New Orleans Bee.
oe>~
SwIFTNESS OF THE OSTRICH.-The
bind m..st celcin;ied for h..-tncSs of
running is the ostrich, or III i camel
(St'nthi" Canel.:s.) as it ma, well l..
named. "WL.t time she lift til M
l.es"lf an high" says Jth, ..~l,c srorl,-
eth the horse and his rider" Accord
ing t" Dr.. Shaw, the wings serve her
both far sails aud ,n,: 1. whilst her feet.
whirl have "nl, fw" tdrs, aud are hot
""l he the rani'is. rat bear great In.
ti.uc. Though the ,,str,c,, is uuivcr-
sally admitted tn go faster than The.
ii,",cst horse, Yet ili,. Arabs nn horse
back ennrrivc To run lh,s, birds ,iuwn.
their Fathers being val ratlt, and their
flesh nut (" lie despiS beat. The hes,
HORSES are naimrd for this chase -
" hen the hunter has X ar,rd his game.
i'c puts his horse upon . gentle galin,.,
:" rs Ia keep the ostrich in sight, " i,h-
out coming to" near la nlaim il and pu,
II I" It's full speed. Upon observing
'tsclf pnisnrl. tlcrf"rc, II begins t"
run at first but gently, its wings like
two nrns keeping alternate m"ii.n
with ii. feet. 1t seldom. ru,,< il. :. DIT.
rect lue; bat, like the ha,r. .inuhles,
"r rattle, c"nr>cs in II circular n,anne, ;
whilr the hanie.s, taking The .!iamet. /,
ar tracin. II smail.r circle, meet the
bird unexpected turns. and with less