New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-16

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one will be more ready to oounce him as
traitor to the peoples trt than we will.
The Louisville Commerc, Republican
journal, has the following
"The radicals of louisa exhibit ca
pacity to out-Tammany T,many. There
were one hundred and venty-six bills
passed at the last session. the Legisla-
ture, and it took eighty erks to enroll
them. The aggregate exrse of the SEES
sion was $767 900. "-Indiapotts Sentinel.
And all appointed by:olonel G. w.
Carter, Speaker of the f1se, whose adj
ministration was indorse,by the Demo-
cratic members Oh last Wnesday. Gov
ernor Warmoth in his mesge condemned
Carter for his extravaganza and he stated
that the work performe6y the eighty
clerks might have been do by one-tenth
of that number.
The Vicksburg Times say
Our New Orleans exchaes are keeping
up redhot fire for andainst their re-
spective favOrites in this EOwtul drama.
While the Times would hait appear that
that circumspect and faminded sheet
takes no part whatever 1.-THE play, and
even goes SO far as to apol'ze to its read
ers for short visit well its editor
made to the State Hoe on business
of a private nature withiOvernor War
moth, compromising, to great extent,
we should say, by such apgy, its dignity
and independence as an quicken and high
minded public journal, anstlll endeavor-
ing, as it does, to Impress he public with
the belief that the who difficulty is
but one of the legitirte fruits OF
Radical rule in Louisianaet, in accord
ance with the eternal tiass of things"
and the programme laid DIN by the Dem
ocracy, the Times for the ppose, no doubt,
of retarding the progress tRepublicaAism
and weakening the populity OF the adj
ministratiOn, in encourage dlssenslOns.
turmoil and even bloodsH, does not fail
in a single instance to mifest decided
preference for what nOw,f never before,
seems to be- beyond dou the insurrec-
tionary and disorderly fach.
So much was done that government
was compelled to interfe in etfecting a
peace and enforcing the VS.. This has
been effectually done, and Governor has
declared for economical martial and mod
crate legislation. and he this matter
should end.
The St. Louis Democrat Us:
The country will applau the President
for his refusal, under listing circum-
stances, to declare martialaw in New Or
leans upon the request OF Mayor of that
| city. The Metropolitan pee and militia,
| under Governor WarmC, control the
situation, and all that is Mted of martial
law is an interposition Omitted States
troops in behalf of the Cter Legislature.
| The general government h nothing to do
| with the issue Joined betwn the two fac
| tions, and therefore wise refuses to be
drawn into the quarrel. he President $
| course is the more nOteway that he has
| been conspicuOusly accus OF wishing a
pretext tor proclaiming initial law in the
| Louisiana capital.
A Washington letter 1.-THE Louisville
| Courier-Journal says:
Grant & Co., with IRE than usual
shrewdness, have thus far ,clined to inter
fere with the factions in ouisana, other
than rebuking Collector Cey, through the
| Treasury Department, fors unauthorized
use of revenue cutter fOne of the fac
| tions. Colonel Casey, or i'm" Casey, as
| he was Familiarity knOwwhen he was a
clerk in Louisville, is Il only Grants
brother-in- law, but he 1.-THE chief wire
puller in that section II his illustrlous
kinsman. Jim is now qIe conspicuous
but when he lived in Lisville he was
strongly suspected of beia clever fellow
but fool. l doubt that hactions in New
Orleans have given reas, for any other
impressions. Certainly zeal always
outruns his discretion.
The Kentucky Ne,c Ereshows how de
lighted the Democrats arever Louisiana
affairs:
The contest over the spkership Of thu
! Louisiana Legislature haassumed war
like aspect Wheyland, II member from
Sabine parish. has been khd, and severa
persons not implicated 1.-THE Legislative
row have been shot al dangerousl,
wounded The most intse eXcitemen
prevails throughout the G, and business
has generally been suspded. Genera
Longstreet has been appofed Major Gen
eral of the State militia bGovernor War
moth, and has assumed >mmand of thu
entire militia and police foes of the city o
New Orleans. As this fgl is being waget
on both sides by Radicals would arfort
us supreme satisfaction tOear OF the com
plete discontinue and deolition OF boil
factions.
The Louisville ConrierJradl says:
The trouble in New Qeans Is by NJ
means subsiding. Sometng very sellou
will come of 1t yet. II particulars o
Carriers arrest, eXaminatn before a cOur
and discharge yesterday vi be found else
where. As he came out othe courtroom
he was enthusiastically chred by his ex
cited friends, who compel1 him to max
speech. He said that )-day he would
with his faction of the Lislature, marcl
to Mechanics Institute I'd demand hi
seat If he should attemlsuch a thing i
will hasten the crisis web the presen
disturbed condition of the ty is approach
ipr op6 fhap blood will hehe1
Says the Cincinnati Gaze:
In Louisiana it is the Imocratic part
and press that call for maIal law. Whe
the fun began the Nortirn Democrat
press raised a cry that thiSas another il
stance of the readiness of t. Administrative
to bring in the military. ut the militar
was not brought in, save cooperate wit
the Governor in keeping Il peace; and tn
writs issued by the CniteCStates commits
siOner to aid the coalitiorOf the Custom
house and Democratic facon by arrestin
members of the Legislatursered dropped b
order of the Attorney GENIAL.
The only Intervention ~ the Unite'
States authority has bee sought by tn
Carter-Demecratic taction.nd the abuse Q
the revenue cutter to shelr runaway Sci
ators from the Sergeant--Arms, was b
that faction; and all this rs disapprove
by the authorities at Washington. This
another proof of the false iaracter Of til
Democratic jealousy of 1litary interior
ence and of its readiness teal for it whe
it can be used to promote Democratic COZ
splracles.
A Washington dispatch the New Ior
World says: