New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

antes, you have set up model from among
Others in the lecture field, have you not
Whom will you most closely initiate il
styIe-Anna Dickinson, Julia Ward Howe
or Mrs. Woodhull9
hrs. Fair-Ohl neither. / shall only Uni
tate Laura Fair. And by the way, Mr.. -
you must net criticjse my style too severely
/ am not good speaker, ana my listeners
must find their qualification rather in whar
say than in how say it. No, those ladies
are veil enough in their way, perhaps, but
l have q peculiar style of my own.
AN INDICTMENT TO ELL PLATT's BALL.
Reporter do you begin your lee
tares at che East
Mrs. Fair-Xust as soon as / can get mou-
ey enough to take me there. L shall go
South first, probably, and if I am success
full there will 30 to New York and Otber At
lAntic cities.
Reporter see by an evening paper,
whose reporter you had Hn interview with
to-day, that you are solely in the hands of
your agents.
Mrs. Fair-Ar. - there is scarcely q
word of truth III that whole interview.
did Rot see the reporter oWt tor minute,
for | was 3ust going out to ride. All he
asked me was if il was true thas | was go
ing to lecture, and told him yes. Then he
went off aud wrote pack of lies about my
dress. No; am not in the hands of any
agent. [ am taking charge of my own lee
ture, and will give it Rnder my awR auspi-
Ses entirely.
wAETEH-AE AGENT.
By tho way, want good agent to travel
with me la the East. [ want, if / can, to
get one whe knows all about the uewspa-
pers-mayba a newspaper man you'd be
the best kind of one to get.
Reporter SEQ the various bookstores
have undertaken to sell your tickets.
Mrs. Fair--Oh, yes, and there's one of
them has now repudiated its word since
put the name ON my posters. XII tell you
how it was. Its good joke. Whom sent
the man who is helping nae to see all the
firms and AJAX them to take he tickets, this
firm with all the rest said, "Certainlyr We'll
be happy to do it." Now, whom | put the
firms name en- the poster, they repQdiated
the whole thing.
FHB POLLCB TO BR on HAND.
Reportes-I suppose you will slatnb she
protection of the authorities La case of Il
prospect of any ditfioulty9
Mra. Fair-0h, yes. 7 shall attend TO
shat; but, then, there'll bo so need OF 1t.
knew just how it will be. There may not
be % very large audience, but I am sure it
will be welI-behaTed one. OF course, the
AIsJVtLSP VILE &S IA'n4 PlIo ahit >+SlGF W VOC
and hear me, aud am not afraid & them.
Rep0rt4r-Shall you refer to-to-Ar.-a
Mrs. Patc Chastity l-Indecd, 10. hold
his memory entirely too sacred to drag his
0ame betor8 the public Oh, MOI : ~0Uld
not mention his name for she wogIa.
Reporter trislng well, Mrs. Fair am
much obliged for thiS interview. an shank
ing you, leo me urge you to be cautious et
your health, aud not let your IiterSry La bSIG
weigh 200 heavily upon you.
Mrs. Fair 6hanked the xeQoyter Kindly.
and the fatter theR withdgo~ Wlth trEe
Chronicle bow.
The feeling fast nigh: Oh tne street and
in all public plaee~ was that if Mrs.. Faip
ettempts to give her lecture she will be mo
Tested. The police have no authority What
ever to stoB hero aAt as she Says herself
shat she is determined tN assert her equal
rights with any one else to go upon the
platform, there will probably be d frst class
item for the reporters on Thursday even
ing. Z FAR bettes way to put Mrs. 6Bif
down, do@ever, is to stay away from hex
lecture. Let the people take that course
and I've desirable "2jrcts will be accom-
plished-the woman will be dissonnteo
nanced aa& alb possible tfouba gill be
avoided