The New York herald., 1872-12-07


and his crew, and, In fact Warmoth represents at
the present time ten whites Of Louisiana to one for
whom the Custom House is representative.
MR. CASEY, COLLECTOR OF THE PORT
OF New Orleans. Is OF no possible account In any
discussion Of the situation except that like all
weak people, lie NEEDLES about and fuses around
and gets in the way and makes apparent compli-
cations where none exist. tourist going through
the South almost wishes that Congress would
cialy for the Presidents relations, so that they
might be well taken care Of and do nobody else
any harm The real master OF the Custom House
party is
s. D. PACKARD
He ls large, mulish, bilious man. who nstgated
and leads the fight on warmoth on behalf or the
Custom House, which the people OF Louisiana
ought to be lighting under leadership
Great Hwn customs toms Hoase ssw pusS ssa ihe
place to carry out q coup d'et0t by convening the
Republican Convention TO meet there and then
shals and holding the doors OF the Convention
closed until such an organization could be made as
would beat Warmoth in his party The public
mind ali over the country saw the Inconsistency
and indecacy OF the Custom House and the Mar.
shall undertaking to do this sort OF thing, and, from
isiana have had an unnatural sympathy with their
tyrant instead OF with the unauthorized people
VINO attempted to replace him.
r. THE SURVEYOR or THE PORT
Charles Dillingham; Is the son OF Old Governor
of Vermont and the brOther-in-law OF United
states senator Carpenter, and he also is q weak
other, and more likely to burst. $. A. Stockdaie.
Collector Of Internal Revenue at New Orleans is
also President or the National Republican Printing
Company. company which has attempted to start
new m0neymaking Official paper against War
moth. While Packard is the abest OF these men in
strength OF character and resources, the whole OF
them may be said to he "a set OF dwelling tgno.
ramuses, and their ieebcness gives certain i'm
porance to the superficial splendor or young
Warmoth so that many boys and young people
going by insensibly sympathze with the lad. Be-
tween the two camps the great field marshal OF the
southern armies
GENERAL JAMES LONGsTREET.
whom Jefferson DAVIS believed TO be the ablest
commander he had, goes In vacillating way
now here by the side OF Warmoth, now Wonder
assisting Packard and, on the whole, there pre-
walls an awful spectacle OF the general want OF
business qualifications IN an average Southern
character.
The Custom House clique put up against War
moths candidate person by the name OF Kc
logg, an Illinois carpct.bagger, VINO has been occu
owing an obscure position In the United states Sem
ate for several years past. This man Is q sort OF
compromise between crossroads trader and
country lawyer, with weakness OF purpose thrown
In TO give him some identity His backbone II 1t
lies anywhere, is in bia legs, and he has neither
cou age OF q moral, mental nor physical character,
40 lar as has been detected. Under warm0th's
machinery he has been declared beaten for Cover.
nor of the state and he now resumes the fight in
the United states Courts, while Warmoth mas been
6ring on the whole qutver OF hs state authority TO
break up the coalition, aud the contest would he
aO amusing one were II not Tor the act that IL
seems ~ lead directly ~ coiisioa where any