New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08

| DulLuekE, GrGaf1LesS ana gloom DeTVau6Q
the city agais yesterday, if any one is will
ing TO admit that the disappointed and de-
| feated fusion plotters, who claim TO be this
! people" constitute the city. Liberal head
quarters, which did not drape in Grape for
| Greeley were a decidedly mourning aspect
for McEnery, and the cry went up most
| patheticalIy, Are our American liberties to
be suppressed?7 p These ardent and new
born patriots apparently forget that last
week they declared in effect that Repub-
licans had no rights which tUsion;st was
bound to respect.
TIE PRESIDENT
was appealed TO by the defeated coIspira-
tors who counseled at the City Hail. In
their view the ninety-nine friends Of the
government who went not astray" should
be made to take back seats, while the sin
gle repentant sinner ought to be decked il
purple and fine linen.
The impudence Of this appea! Is as char
acteristic as the justice of the response,
"tho courts Of the United States have full
cognizance Of the disputes e
THE TINES
requeRted that hung be the heavens in
black" hut the heavens declined 10 be thus
hung. On the contrary a genial atmos-
phere, blue skies and gEttering sunshine
drew ont upon the promenades bright and
happy faces, and the matinees at the va
rious theatres, for the first time this season.
were filed by ladies and children, who teIt
that the protecting arm Of the government
rendered the late frequent threats Of riot
and turmoil impossible.
CARONDELET STREET
felt the influence, and although the trans
actions were few and far between, we have
the authority of yesterdays evening Times
for saying that neither State bonds, war
rants nor city appropriation certificates
were offered up as a sacrifice.
JUDGE DURELL
was reported seriously i'll early il the day,
and this was the only gloomy incident ap-
parent to Us; but we could not learn that
the report was justifable. Ills honor has
labored assiduously and continuously for
some time past, and under trying circum-
stances. as tie public is well aware. and
that somewhat of physical prostration
should follow IS a misfortune 10 be ex-
pected as wei as lamented
THE LEGAL MEMBERS
of the General Assembly caucusset, d fulI
quorum Of Tie Senate being found and
ffty-one members OF the House, with posi-.
tive assurance Of a large increase by Mon.
day. In fact, q full and able Legislature
will be convened under the Governors call
THE !MPEACHMEST
of Governor Warmoth is of course pro
minent subject OF discussion, and tie more
hot-headed, who let thoughts Of revenge
prevail where sober judgmen. and justice
alone should rule. occasionally became |
rampant; but We are happy to see tLat the |
old members - tLc stauncE Republican
stand ys-discountenancc any such idea.
We hope and believe their advice WI. be
listened TO.
AZ VARIOUS RaRR0OMso
blanks We're left for the signatures Of ''inGig, |
nant' citizens. Many people got full of
benzine and patriotism and signed the |
printed form just as readily as they would |
the commandments.
This form" is d sort of protest against
the action Of the government in connection |
with our late election, and the manner
adopted for procuring subscribers mast add
70 It's weight. For q fusion
it may be set down as character
istjcally dignit;ed and respectable.
At THE STATE HOUSE.
all Was quiet. Uncle Sam. as admirably |
il Deputy Marshal Loan, being
in full charge, The preparations for the
Of the General Assembly have not
been suspended by the military occupation
but business n the Office Of the Secretary Of
State seems 70 have come to ss complete
stand. Governor Warmoth did no- pu. in
an APPEARANCE,
:. T. ALAN,
much 70 the surprise of every hcnes: Ne
stands returned as q member Of
he House. What official data the beard
acted upon, we have no means Of knowing,
1ut We call tie attention Of General Long
treet and lis co-members 10 Mr. Adams
confession Of party treaehery and ,gadirg
With the fusioEists, together WIKI al ad-
mission Of their tad faith, as published over
lis own signature in the Natjoj.a, Rep5,5-
tca0, Just after the election, l. j., yerhaps,
air evidence IL lie own case.
TIE DEMOCRATS
vuo are returned by the legal BOARD Q. Re,
urning Officers are expected to par:ake, in
he proceedings next Monday Should
hey fail to 60 So, there will certainly be a
disposition developed among the more ultra
Members 70 deny them seats or the gfound
f participation il revolutionary schemes.
But how they caH participate il anything
u! the proceedings of the legitimate uody.
4 face of Jvdge Uureli's rev injunction.
We iai! q .e..
:HE %.TUATI0.
nay "e summed up thus: the p.cs - Aeize
he State = :o..cG. she co1splfs14rs are
oomea 90 severe punishment, Louisiana
7iIl have 10! tie next four years Reprol!-
an goveCulne": al full sympathy X - :.-..'
s the :.a,:.s 2.nd We ars happy.
The shrevsgor: !:m.s has .l.is n I:sasan:
aragrapb:
o! ftty'io19 ha'es Of cotton Tu.ciasei
nd compre' ID yesterday by Messrs. Steers :
, Lindsey. eleven were falsely packed
we We're water packed, one sand-packe,l
nd tt" others badly mixed. we regre: 20
EARN sLat this practice is fearfClIv or the
lc:g&seo il shows a lamentable condition
PubiIe morals. and the perpeiEa;,On e!
'c1 frsu0 should be severely PUNISHED. |
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