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Wetner YSUrIiDetH,
fir mebiStiie 3uede, uniere Smportdtiou, bti
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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

<The Boston Peace Jubilee has
failed to pay its expenses, and leaves
the guarantee fund to make up the
deficiency Of $4,000. Confidence
is, however, rspossd in the execu-
tive committee that they. will devise
means to reimburse Nj. Gilmore
for his expenditure Of time and h
Dor. The Boston Post concludes
an article On the subject BY saying:
1.-THE excellent management of the
festival, FROM its very inception, isa
guarantee that it will not be allowed
to prove a fnilure in any respect
ultimately.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

%The Fourteenth Wardersh have
woke up with o vim, and the old
Iron Clad Radical Republican Mo-
Their Club, presided over by Madi-
son Brown, Esq, met on Tuesday
night. The meeting was highly en-
thusiastic, and on the adoption of a
resolution INVITING 1t. Gov. Pinch
back, Capt. w. B. Barrett, Senator
Harris and others, and the assur-
ance Of a prominent member pre-
sent that on Tuesday, July 30, these
gentlemen might be expected to i'd
drese them, they but increased in
their enthusiasm.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

~-What business have the Gus.
tomhouse men to be endeavoring to
interfere with and trying to steal
control Of the second and third dis
tricts' Grant and Wilson campaign
clubs? These men are not content
toilet even the ba4 Grassland Wilson
Supporters organize clubs, unless
Customhoa1se officers, or their min
ions, are at the head Of affairs. We
mistake the Sixth and Seventh
Warders, however, if they submit to
the insolent and. asurpipg demands
Of these tyrants-
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20
ELECTION OF ADDITIONAL.
DELEGATES.

The regular Republican organiza.
tons of the city and parish of Or
leans are promptly responding tc
the call of the State Central Com.
mittee by the election of additional
delegates to the Convention I'D.
journed to August 9.
The First Wrrd has elected W,
G.. Carnes, E. ". Woodruff, J. s.
Mobiles and A. Frilot.
The Second Ward, VIM. Baker,
F. A. Johnson, Chas. Labuzan, Jo-
seph Garcia.
Third Ward, John B. Kellar, E.
p. Chase, DR.. r. Smith, ". q.
Brown, w. H. Waters, G. Montaldo,
George Bears. John Il. Davis.
Fourth Ward, r. st. Armand,
Leon Populus, R. G. Howard, Robt.
Malcolm.
Fifth Ward, o. Rey, N. L4astrapes,
]. A. Rayna1, 7. L.. Medley, Edward
Davis, Edward Quirk.
Sixth Ward, p. +. Benedict, c.
Bergeron. .
Seventh Ward, L. p. Pijean, VIM.
II. Green, John Hussey, st. F. Cas-
anave, VIM. J. Moore, Louis Smith.
Eighth Ward, Gustave Lacoste,
Louis Whitlow.
Tenth Ward, John cellars, Sey-
mour Alcorn, Allen Bibb and Chas.
Bib.
Eleventh Ward, E. C. Vankirk,
A. J. Johuson, P. J. Isabelle, David
Fisher.
Twelfth Ward, NJ. G. Carroll,
John Marks.
Fourteenth Ward, r. W. Todd,
Eugene Claiborne.
Fifteenth Ward, S. Bunckley,
David Mason, w. W. Freemen, H.
Carroll.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

1as-The report of any Packard
footing in Plaquemines parish is
unreal. No such thing is possible.
The Empire Parish is decidedly
against the Customhouse ring, and
any gathering Of q few creatures in
some corner, and calling themselves
''the people" Of the parish, and pre-
tending to control anything OF any
body outside Of their deluded selves,
will prove to be "a mockery, adelu.
sion and O snare"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

The Lafourche Times mentions q
late "unpleasantness" in Houma be-
tween Customhouse and admins
tration men. Hon. Chas. Verrett,
and another person, "were severely
cut by Keys" says the Times. Is
that to be the little game too? Bet
ter beware of the fate Of those who
s1ake the sword"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20
COMMITTEE DOING
HEADQUARTERS PARISH COMMITTEE
REGULAR REPUBLICAN PARTY
Nv, nrlnons ,Jnly II, 1877.

REGULAR ~ II
New Orleans, July u, 1877
WHEREAS, The interests OF the la1os ars
class =, this Parish and State have AWAY
been provided for and protected H. 'D'
through the Republican Party al"
Whereas, Defeat to said party IL !. I ,h1
nor;sh and State III November next, is un
death knell of too many Of the llsn ~ NM
privileges now enjoyed by many " ourI
fellow-citizens, and the aaVen' no1it1
midst of q reign Of prescription al" ia ses
ical servitude in which the hoollnS "9
will he the sufferers. ,..J
Whereas, We have individually III os s''
polite and through a State conaen. tha Re-
deavored to harmonize and moit0 - Jo;ne|
publican party, and have failed IL ,.r t
10, through the m~achinations OF e .ams,
federal of8cials. Notwithstanding tue s e..ta]
we are still DESTROYS Of SAVING o"
from ruin, Therefore be it LII.
RrsonyEp. That we invite oil tep st'ts,
cans. well-wishers and lovers Of us dek.
to come forward and join in senoln G,h ,p|
o,te. tn tho Convention, August ; ~ bo,,
1om;note a STATE Ticket, which vi" ~
on it's face, Victory. vi, q
Resolved, That the signing OF 'l' s,;;depce|
membership shall be paiaao . t.c!e si' Con-
n a recDonttion Of the State Cenf 1a',ah ].
mittee presided over by Hon. luz
Campbell tho riso''
Gus efforts in the contests now D:ss n this
sned bv the several political par1e .c;nls
State opposed to Republican, p 'ar;nq Is
are for the sole purpose OF enaes;h eo,.
secure control Of the State ana p!.tea Of Tho
eminent, we, The Parish ConlI na;; The
Republican party, justly appiec; :t.. Be-
hiGh trust imposed upon Is, 1nv' w. narty
nnb;oans mad we'll wshezs Of t ,;o.n, IL
a. weiT A. those favoring Repuo.snr olb
in Office, in this parish, 70 q; those hi,
themselves to assist in securln t.snlts Vi
terests, and to attain above the PIE,
lesva r. escl, Individual saen'oe. like,
rooative of his choice Of the fs'o7
untrannmelIed. A.. .beseH
Resolved, That a copy o.. th 70, concur
forwarded to e.ch ward cluD .a ~ ssnt 70
renee, and notice OF conc"' ].
Sa a.;c0aa3 7Hos ISABEL has,.
ts'sne"~ Acting Chairman
u.d> WIN. II. GREEN, SecFeu"
4 true copy OF the original ro.,scs,
.e.,rrcsrcndins Ssec'e''':'
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

laTOn Thursday Inst a grand
Republican mass meeting and bar
becue were held at a spot ten m'le1
back of Amite City, in the parish q
ST. Helena, and were addressed ol1
Lieutenant Governor Pinchoack
Senator Barber and others In
speeches were received with gerea1
enthusiasm. We will fully repol|
the proceedings in our next.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

@~The Republicanso Of the Fourth
Ward had q rousing meeting
on Monday evening, at their
regular club, presided over by r. G.
Howard, Esq. The presence Of so
many "old stagers" Of the ward to
hear their champion and friend, 1t.
Gov. Pinchback, was cheering aud
doubtless encouraged the speaker to
talk to them as long aud as well he
did.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

To THE P1cAyCNE.-Wlth refer
ence to Pinchback's complaining O
"the seat of honor" at Governor
Warmoth' side being occupiedby ts
editor Of the Times, we advised!
say-Pinchback don't complain
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

~ The Baton Rouge Sugar
Planter folksare dying Of enmui, and
in despair they ezclaim: Cant
somebody get up an excitement in
this p~arish-something to stir up
our sluggish people? We can't oven
hear of a 6rst-class dog fight or q
rat hunt, and as for drinking Dolly
Warden juleps to while away the
time, is rather warm work for this
kind of weather"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

"a What has become Of tho
Quarts ridicule of the Agiess
"6fzzle"? Thursdays Republics"
furnishes the names Of Loan, Toy,
Do Klyne and other recently pro-
minent granite building men.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

~Mayor Flanders has offered
the keeping of the archives OF the
City Hall to the widow of the late
Lieut. Gov. Dunn, and there is no
doubt that Mrs. Dunn will accept
the position.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

M~To Presidents of clubs wliel
have elected additional delegates 4
the August Convention, let US sus
gest the propriety Of forwarding tb'
necessary official information to tA'
Republican Headquarters.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

prThe town of Franklin, in the
parish of st. Mary, has a fire engine
and a fire company, which ought to
be an effective concern, for "Reuben
White" writing in the Sugar Bo'cl,
says: 'Sinoe the organization Of a
fire company in Franklin, insurance
has fallen one cent. This fact
speaks volumes in favor Of an en-
cine"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

CAur1ox. - Don't confeund the
"third ward row" which is before a
United States Commissioner, with
the regular club which rspudiated
the Baton Rouge docto1s lastSstur+
day night. The one in coaft 10 a
new Cusaomhouse concern on LAfa-
yetts street, started recently ~ =
working mxp's club.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

.saea n.tion"l matters, BY an @ een.s:,
y I'd esnsral response, shos ssaal!a
pees :ta* there is to b no 10. "
.s.tust tbsir rights, thsi, p W ..'
thar sd'antsges' and that The, sS'a
a we'll protected in their new ios sasl
is building as in the old one, tbsa .
be but too glad to join in this e,ss.
ment, and with that royal va,.h a. no.
Americas noblest heart, Charles !Sa"'
Decentralization" as my battle a.. sa'a !
the great army ofpeacemakers as = NJ.
with my muskct on my shoulds, ''a
But should the counsels Of tha -,
rabid Idle in the ditch" neuo,,,.' 4 sas .
Orleans prevail with the white N.Y.,
this State and a straight Deuoc,asss.
ct to be taken up by them, and saaa'
be tackled on as a tai! to the G,sslss ~
with all the consequent revival If !, %
sions, prejudices and prosecutions ,A;a
inseparable from such a policy, The, ~
me, and those who think with me. all ~
will be left US to do will be to sepna =
trumpet call, ITO your tents, O 1s,.s
I speak this to men who have e,n ,nas
and have eyesand see.
Every good and true sentiment. rh., =.
pressed, strikes q chord in the he1.
men, which will surely respond soor,
later. 1t may be months or years, b.ts
note will come back. In 1851, p,ex;a.
Lincoln, out of the Overlooking fol,xs
q generous heart, said to the Sons..
people; I'VE ore not enemies, butfrienaI
He sought to sound that "mystic choa
Of great and glorious common men,o,;.
which stretched from heart to b.,,
throughout this great people. No \.
ponse came back that year, nor the pep]
nor the next, for eleven, long, sad y,a,]
Some might have thought that that n,
was buried beneath the discords and e,.,
Of war and civil enmity. Buteleyeu W.,
afterward IL, DOC, 900 confederate sous
erners shout back in chorus tie same ud
as pure and unselfsh and sweet as vhs
first uttered, but now resoundins with ii
acclaim Of all these millions Of hearth
Our convention, in its address, has ssa
forth q note which will find its RESPONSE
This note is the reconciliation and upioI
of Louisianians on a basis Of good hiA
equal and exact justice, and the senen
veal, in a forgetfulness Of past wrong
and differences, to the end that herafu
Louisianians shall rule themselves withun
the Intervention Of bayonets, the despa
ism of enforcement laws, or the meldirl
of federal oHiee-holders.
We regret our inability to furnish
the speeches Of Gen. Barber and
Capt. Barrett; both gentlemen
however, dwelt on the dangers am
duties of the hour.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20
OUR AGENTS.

MISSISSIPPI - Daniel E. Young,
Greenville.
LOUISIANA John A. Washington,
Black Hawk, Concordia Parish; Hon. G.
Y. Kelso, Alexandria; Antoine L sterrett,
Shreveport A. c. Ruth, Carroll Parish.
j, Ross Stewart, Tensas.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA flames
A. b. Green, Washington City.
ILLINOIS Lewis B. White, Chicago.
KENTUOKY:-Dr. r. A. Green, Louis
vile.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

NJ Blackburn's Miad HOSTS q
State ticket, and puts its editor on
for Lieutenant Governor. We adj
mire many things in our accom-
complished contemporary, but this
time be has lost his modesty. He
suggests, .send me" before the ques-
ton "whom shall 1 send?" is put.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

sOrCol. George W: Carter left
the city two or three days ago on a
visit to President Grant, to whom
it is reported Mr.. Carter will fully
explain the understandable assump-
tions and o@eiow n1eddlesomness
and tyrannica conduct Of the Pre-
aidentis appoipteae down here
I Jndge E. G. Billiiissalao accompa-
MED Col. Carter. .
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20
AUDACIOUS MIsREPREsEN-
TATION.:

The Customhouse Guard, noto'
rious for ~inventing Ill sorts Of tales
to manufacture temporary preju'
dice in the minds of its readers
against its opponents, has been al
great pains to be particularly un'
scrupulous and d~efamatory in it,
reports Of the proceedings Of the
Third Ward Republican Club las,
Saturday night Its report is q
tissue of falsehoods.
It is false that only a few mem.
bers were present, because on q ris.
ing vote to suspend the rules, one
hundred and tcelre members Uoed.
It is false that Warmothites either
presented the resolutions of denun-
citation or passed them, because the
trainers, movers and supporters are
as staunch Grant and Wilson men
as any in the Customhouse.
It is false that the resolutions were
passed by any fraud or show Of
force, because the test vote had de-
cided the question, and the majority
so ascertained, proposed to carry
out their programme, and did it.
It il. false, doubly false, that the
resolutions were ever promptly, or
at all killed at any time, and the
secretary Of the club knows it.
It is false that the lights we're in
terfered with by the majority pres
emf, because, the meter was placed
in special custody of three men, who
turned out to be in the minority,
and whatever interference there was
with the lights must have come
from that quarter.
1t is. false that the resolutions did
notfairly pass, because, the stampede
took place Immediately as the over
whelming 'ayes" were pronounced,
and on re-assembling Immediately
the "noes" responded-only feebly.
It would be idle to pursue the
report further through its malicious
windings, we have gone this length
in justice to our fellow-warders. As
for the threat to rally in force, and
give us a hat full of Tyranny, the
third warders can afford to laugh
at such insolent impotence. They
have grown tired of the dictatorial
and overbearing conduct Of the
Customhouse crowd, and have re-
solved to endure it no longer; SO
with your formidable body"
and your cheap and worthless SYM
pathy. OH peur?
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20
sTATf CENTRAL COMMITTEES,

OFFICERS.
PREs1DENr-HUGH J. CAMPBELL,
Secretary-Wm. g. Brown,
Assistant Secretary-Wm. II. Green,
Treasurer-A. E. Barber.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Fl. Mahoney, of Plaquemines.
o. Rey, of Orleans.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Pat. Creagh, Of Orleans.
j. c. Oliver, st. James.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
G. G.. Fiske, of East Baton Rouge.
A. r. Francis, Of Lafayette.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL D1srRlcr.
E. W. Devices, of DeSoto.
r. Blunt, Of Natchitoches.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
A. B. Harris, of Concordia.
w. Jasper Blackburn, of Clai-
borne.
STATE AT LARGE
p. 3. S. Pinchback, of Orleans.
n. Underwood, of Baton Rouge.
o. F. Hunsacker, of st. James.
A. e. Barber, of Orleans.
W. H. Twitchell, of Red River.
H. G. NJ yers, of Natchitoches.
John Parsons, of Orleans.
H. L. Swords, of Assumption.
F. G. Morphy, Of Orleans.
E. v. Leclerc, of Orleans.
svB.ExEcurlvE COMMITTEE.
p. 3. S. Pinchbsck, Chairman.
Hugh J. Campbell, n. Underwood,
A.. E. Barber, O. +. Hunsacker,
M. q. Twitchell.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. 3. Harris, E. W. Devices,
II. Mahoney, H. G. Meyers.
John Parsons.
~eRepublican papers throughout the
State please copy,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

WnLs Parker calls on al ts col
orea psen, favorable- TO the etectioo
Of Greeaey and Brown, to assist him
I. the formation of a Central Club
in New Orleans
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20
A B ~BENEFACTION.

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The Trustees Of tho Loaisvim
Medical College (IIooisvilh KY
have created one OF the most liberal
benefactions ever conferred by q
public Institution. They have in
stituted one Beneficiary Scholarship
for each Congressional District in all
of the States. By this means very
many poor but deserving young
men will be enabled to obtain a
thorough medical education. Any
one wishing to take advantage Of
this Benefaction sheuld write to DR.:
+. s. Gaillard, Dean Of the Faculty
of the Louisville Medical College,
Louisville, Ky, when he willreceive
a college catalogue with full infor-
nation in regard to all that is neces-
sary for him to do to secure one OF
these Scholarship. With proper DEL
icacy the names Of those who have
secured the Bene6ciary
will be known only to the Dean Of
the Faculty.
In accordance with the old Hip
pocratic oath, forbidding physicians
to charge the families of each other
for services rendered, the Faculty
of this College will make no charge
for teaching sons of physicians, and
as no physician charges a clergy
mans family the sons Of clergymen
will receive the same privilege.
The next College session begins
October LIST, 1872. As the lecture
fees charged. for each student who
has not obtained a Beneficiary
Scholarship, amount to $3.50, annu-
ally, the public can appreciate the
extent of this benefaction.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20
SATURDAY, JULY, 20, 1872.

16e-On our first page we copya re-
markedly thoughtful letter from the
pen of an able colored man in Bal
timore, giving his reasons for with
drawing his further support from
President Grant.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-07-20

~-The Gustomhouse men have
organized q Grant and Wilson CAM.
paica club in the Third Ward.