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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
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10 e-sa.c:... sac g: l.,liei,,.s
:.r1rri. j.. sCrplUs q: .:r"'.u,e L"cisis
:GIe. 'sS.,.s :. MAJ. 10 send 20 Washington
CITY. "usirlc:iF.'y 8. 10 .o!: o. senatorial
;la.D. .: rejection q: .ts .;!gsiiH. II.
iess r:y.5: 20 o: :!.e ordinary length. Ii,
feet ai.p:e.: 20 number seven boots. ~
hands % nrMnes seen gloves. HI. body
70 forty si:a: inch .i,th. and his sh' q.
dogs to f. fitty-tous inch circuit. 4 staob.
neck, So: Of: with large head o: an ZION
gray co.oy, :r0.ee; with 20 full yo1nd fac,
Of the sel.n!t. Of fifty winters, surmounted
by pax 0: golden spec;acies Of the Bra.
siiiaH le1;.ic ca. This gentleman mus.
have been one q! the ancient regirsC
who :i~.; Of Of ths labor Of others.
spen: his money ~ the Ho..i, IN cum.
;ne: with pasien: regularity. AID KEEP
lis position mo,e ~ wha. hc 80
10: than :ly w.a: re .iii thini. They
are ga.ny Of these highly respectable Old
ceu.iene.. W thin tic range ~ observation
81 present. ana !: this was :iiue when
ine.i'o.gitv o: intelligence and activity
%"uit; .e.ye :he State IS vel! as "!yo- md
perseverance,, Ne Nigh: no! c:isc: 20 sh.
selection. 81. sa.ily. the .a~c ard :o...
:ort,.',s stages % !oli..ca: lie L.'o ,.s.ad
ie...s Than depend "ro.. III. siit.n.ar.. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
TIE iCs RELATIVE TO .UDIC!i. CON.
gESTANTS.

~. ?'.I,is:. officially sh:. morning TIE
90. Just pass.! by :he Genera! Assembly
:" seguiate proceedings il: CONTRIBUTIONS
Io- !rdscias Offices There is 3 principle
IN THIS law winch We would be glad 30 see
incorporated INTO the genera! iu,isprU-
Geacs ~ the State. and that is dispatch.
] he claws delay" is no: only proTe.biai,
bu: j, IS al unr.i:ei sv.! 70 mcra shail
n!ne.teuths Of the suitors 70, justice IN
o.r ieca! tribunals. The evi! Is no: CON.
fined to Louisiana: it spreads az :at as
civilization is known. and is mathematical
20 o cl.qLai extent. The os.onsib:e .es-
sons scr delay in .he administration OF
justice aye 60 afford the .ieferdan: the
party attacked time to defend lis
rights. So IL: 81 this may be neces.
sary. the principle Is prope. enough:
bU: !. quite as often happens thai:
. case is put Of or motion Ok the
plaintiff: This shc1!ld rarely be allowed.
L!tiganrs should keep OF: %: court until
they ara prepared, and i: man has :. .,a.
Tense l.. .hclil: BE lively IN b.incin: J.
forward. me bill referred to IN. bee.
rendered Necessary by the "i,nos: .Eva-i..
bic habi. Of letting important cases OF
contest 10: Office drag along from month
70 month with. probably. both contestants
claiming and finally receiving pay. .s.
sides. the law geo.ir.nI courts 10 remain
open from. Yen 10 tire. c.ioc!. - con.
SANITY :!s.ecas9ed. No judge IN this
cit: eve. appear. il lis 'ol:r: :o0:! before
clever. 0, ':a.vs. an! thes GENERALLY 81.
;or.!, 49,. one y,s:a:,ss o. ..no'!e.. be.
:1.e :hTe., :ia.ce Ii. business falls
Ue'.ia., ~, -. 3a:E.: become. hn:si..sly
::oTis' Gases .:e POSTPONED. lyon .ae
apaii.at..2. o: negligent a.t"-ne!. I" ..
lay ..'c.. ccc., !. adjourned, .n.! 49,
ncsscs. :slaos, su.:o:s. ant: al! concerned.
"l'e.ets .. Go:ls .ogs !. % ~.:aoco -: y:.eS
acsi..
l. .,"t sf.c.a s..s...1,.s .ic..v. e or
:@s'..i".s 10: = Goa positions. -. :lcs..-
.a'1'e 80 enacted :. 90" "a. I:Ssi' i ~
% J.. .. .ior.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
riLi Or ASOgHER BOURBON.

|
s. 81 evidence o! the decline o! Eous
! o0nisns In The sscee,a Of the American
people. the action oG the DEMOCRACY il
! Missouri in dispensing with the services
! 81 General FRANK Blair j. the saos: salts
| .ac:o-y. Genera! Blais vas siectea 80 the
! United States Senate rs Ii. bitter enemy
| of .he Republican party and the expressed
! opponent OF the reconstruction laws9 lie
| was the pronounced advocate OF the Gsys-
..sian theory, aftes having served in 5.
| military cause that rendered that !do9siin-
| possible in American politics. Instead 0"
sewing th. ccSn.ry in civil life as he isj
served !. in the field, frank Bag :usnes}
from the logical sesul. OF what his sworl.
bad helped 20 accomplish. to Join witt. the
prejuIice- Of Che noisy crowd shas cc.--f
tessed they had been defeated. bu: which
refused 30 accept the consequences" f de.
| feat. After having assoflte3 TO establish
the freedom 81 the blacks, he assa;lei them
fof being fee and 80, acting SIS AssInen.
Ihi. became popular madness ia Mis-
sou:i Il: one time. and because t.sif
wen: da:thss :hss any Othes 3efna'
gogOe y, pressing s.oleace. with
men VINO we've partly beside
themselves, re Bacreeded IN yiiirs .i,e
popula: folly into .he Senate of,hs IIite'.
States. Tbs SAME ss8tiront secured his
nomination as the Democratic candidate
70: Vie. Pgss.den. il 1865. ana tie me1.
who engineered .he selection had the
morratu! satisfaction o: being tod 5:-
r.c.!y .f:e,war! .has ti.eis folly lost sns
election OF Ne. Seymour. as. H.n..
played upon che p.ejrc'icss os re ..ov'e
very successfully. iU. .. has exhausted
his capital. and aow The country. havinc
.ecoyere,: Its ,e.son. .onsigns him 90 Pei.
.ate life. The Legislature o: Nssso11,i.
instead o. Rejecting 6 aAeSa: Elais, hss
concluded 20 ds.eg!.a . 2ows. 70 tfse siol
conservative .eepin. o: Eoiones H"Sy,
about whom :he history Of III. ternasa.4:
agitation kept up ~ General 3.ai, ont: ne
Iau:.s;OH race. Affords We no ;u:osnlstiOn
u. az. very wel: satisfied w.th the Jesuit.
however, for il satisfies rs TIA. u. Hisssg:l
Democracy zoe. no! b.!.eso 81: ~ i'm.
pe,ial tendencies o. Genera! Grant, sss i
pretended TO 10 at one tive, ~! sts. 3 IS
!repa'e; 20 ,es Wy OF sle sau.as Doc.
tr'Ie far t:,e lin. .ei'c :'2'- CO.. .3ke
Lis p.ei;iices an. stirer,s :.'s 'als.,"
LIFE SIS testimony :" Se go j.. o. 900
hereafter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
sENhTOR JOHN RAY.

The General Assembly Of this State has,
by q nearly unanimous vote, Just elected
Hon. John Ray. OF Iuachra. 70 the
United States Senate 20: the unexpired
tenn Of Governor Kellogg. Ee will. it is
understood. leave 70. Washington il e
day 0. two TO take his place il the angus.
body to which be is accredited.
Mr. Ray j. well known to tbs people o:
this state ~ "a i.ts-lon: resident. a man
who has 20! shiy.y-tive years stoo! among
the foremost q: the Louisiana i.', and
mo:e lat:efi J 3. prudent. WISE and able
couEc.!o: ~ State affairs During his
:e,,. OF fovg Yeas service IL the State
Senate. 40: whisper affecting his .nteg.
gi:y was .To. !roatAed by even his po!iti.
50! enemies. His private character - also
correctly rgcc. wh.c.. is unfortunately
aore :l.an can be truthful : sai.: o; many
o: "ur p'.b-.c :.e:.
Y':.e chc:c. o. -. Rays . s2r'.:o: :c:2.
Session. - ..ogtl. Louisiana. wt.a:l b.. 0:
80 been 500 mach neglected. snl. ores.
iookec. IL the 5estowal Of positions 81 high
tooo. ale is 4 thoroughly representative.
.a,.;. u. Lis section, '.i.rs ia las sp.n.
th.1'y.ti.e sea:. Of Ii, Lie. ana ue.N able
~ I'll time. 20 ..-5erVe ard :cGe.se lie
ca.ee,a AMI goo! viii o: h. !eliow.cj:zas.
;a...rg tie late rebellion :t:. Hav. ..;.ga
.n.!el.Hc. Judge Toliafe-ro. Judge t..w-
s;,.s an. 2 number If other staUnca friend
Q. liz MON remained. s!eadfastly :r7," 70
;ae.: allegiance, THIS s,aiting pOwe::.,
influence upon their n.ighbors. Ind OF,
new Senator conducted himself viii, ausL
moderation IS 10 always command the 'e.
saect % hi, poLit!ca. enemies. - :he
close O: The 'ya.. when people 'se.o r.isied
into :he belief tha! they were entitled 20
representation in Congress. NJ. Ray wsss
chosen. "nde. .hc impression :has his
high character. ability and wo.i-lno"r
record rs 70 Union man would secure a
favorable reception fos their representa-
Tive j: anything could. Hu: the time had
no. then arrived TO receive any representa-
:i.es from this State. Fortunately, De
goes on now undes mo.e favorable c.,o
cums,aneca Elected by legal Aegisls.
turs, possessing cha,ac:e. that sil.
ado.u the position o: Uuited States Sens-
to-. and being il persona! GIL: political
accord with the administration and the
!eaiing members OF Congress, his arrival
at Washington will be greeted with s.
much satisfaction as HI. .eoeS.ie, q &c
Senate vii. afford Us hese.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

quence to all interests. Flour, pork, corn,
hay, or other Western produce should be
inspected by honest and capable men.
These inspectors are to be appointed by
the Governor, and it may be that his ex-
cellency in the multitude of appointments
may not be intimately acquainted with
the qualifications and characters of
The various applicants. Therefore
the Chamber OF Commerce, composed OF
merchants without regard to past and
present political opinions, and especially
disclaiming any interference with execu-
tive functions, have appointed an advisory
committee who may sanction by their in
do1sement the credentials of any ap-
plicant for an inspectorship. To this the
Governor may attach such consideration
as hde may deem proper. Il .s Intended
as :. Gr!sda ~ ne selection o: experts. upon
whose ~: MUS: depend individual and
public interests. !. Is understood that
I'll. selection os this commute. by the
Al3nDCS <. sOsn:3escs was sndtIs fOC
gentlemen whose standing in society was
q g'la:an.e. :h.. Shei- Endorsement: would
bs g!Sen 10 10 .nvor:h! applicant. The
names .: :hos. sterling and wei. Known
merchant. are Eessrs. 5. Straight. chair
man: y. 6. Black. ). II. Sani.dge. Moses
Greenwood aud 5. Cranwsli. =: :ate
date the chairman reported 80 ;ndorse-
nent granted. His Exceilency Goregno,
kelloss ma: congratulate himself on
having I. valuable eoadsu:or in these IL.
spec:ion. c: inspectors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

| domestic disturbance of Cuba. Now, we
submit that this is piling little more
weight upon the non-intervention policy
| of the United States than even that policy
| can well bear. We do not sell ships or
| munitions to the insurrectiOnists, who
! have been fighting sometimes with cane
knives and raw hide field pieces. They
can not take q man from our territory.
They have not an armed ship, while Spain
has navy which often lies IN or off our
| ports, as if in doubt of our sincerity to
enforce our neutrality. We leave the most
powerful combatant fully armed and with
hold any weapons from the weaker. That
would seem sufficient to satisfy even the
| demands of Spanish diplomacy, but when
Spain collects q fund from neutral ia
TONS. .vOwadly as % war fund, ther we aye
made 20 depart from our neutrality, and
afford powerful! ai& 10 one 0: these oo!l.-
batants agains. the other. The question
mus: then arise with our government. !. i
bonn! 80 close ;ts eyes always to q strug.
gle so notorious TO the world. and now
ayoVe1 by Spain herself? = these PEG
pie De 40: belligeren:s now. Can public
va: be ever predicated on domestic con-
tiic.s Spain by sirtuc 0: hep rate OF s'u'
ties imposed noninaily Soon al nations,
bu: collected chief. % us, bears :he COS.
Of ~ abnormal expenditure fo- war
~ageG 70 maintain her prominent supre.
macy. Es. Monroe suggested :hs: It was
no: oonsis.en: with republican policy 80
pesni: the spread OF despot!sm Upon
this continent Re scarcely tosessw th.t
tb. United States woui: sec quietly the
suppression G q struggle for colonial tree.
don. and The emancipation Q. the slave.
II would have startled i;n: 90 imagine
tina: the eos: OF this suppression would
be levied practically and II good par
upon the substance o. American citizens.
L vii! be soon time fo' the admin!s.rae
ton 10 take this sub;ec: up. We &c not
desire 20 see fO.cib.s intervention, hU: the
interests of :bc country demand :ha: the
United States should be :elioye! from
bearing any par: % the expense chat az
tends garroting and iismembesinS Ter the
crime Of aspiring 70 be free. OF OF main.
tanning African slavery andes :ts most
cs,.e! :o,us in Its last American stronghold
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The par. thss 80. hses e.atoio'.t@-
cr'sl: ca.le: sh.: .. .-s.osa.le ssgsoe-
ana ea....-h0are-. Vas c.os.f. .o- iss
Senator i.or. Joh;. 80, . l.v. .: ~.
Pate abilities. q .si1et ,..,es.J o. and 90
old citizen. TIE opposition .f.s.. "s,osa
po:i'ica. ..e.. & "ioHn ..ta t.s:ic..' -.
AID carp -.!.sge.s'' :.s ..55.I. 80
fedora. SENEGAL Hc'' %, yfo ...s ge-
side: 80 tie e..sa s;.. % sslors time .sal.
has Away, PASS: ..r % ..erUilica. AID
they aye rev .rtcci"ad ~hs.hes 10 ...c:
ano:he, L. pus'i.aI 80 ~ = .e.Oor.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
PROPOSALS
Goo Gns atsfchase OF stnte - es!s .sss

600 ens a'sfchase of stnte - e'Gs ssss
90
Sears 90 soeo-sv4
Auditors Oaus
EeSe Oslssns. January To- 1919
O. 500 cSSorosaIs, in accordance wiz . 70. 20
spproyed January TO- 1873, are Hereby ins.o'd r@
s1sSurchsse of $3.50 of Acknowledgements
Ths warrants viii be Issued in deuorsis..t gss-%s
elO.el5 $40, s2s. $50, $50 snd SlOSesss .ssue
purchasers
syshe above act thesS ssrranSs .rs sosSs 90
ceivable tsy al licenseG n1@ due Sl@ sel1s sDrd
Hor General Pune SaKeS
e;is will be rfcese6 81 this office no 60 :s.sS
O'Clock o., January q, 9s1s shss Oiddss' @'s 10
sised 20 be present.
Sdsposit df ten per 6ensoPt aspnousss d 20 .
required e 10 placed sn tho hahds 0'f So s.s.ls
TgeasuRr. which vlll be forfeited TO shs stete .
case 81 accepted bidder failsSo COMFY s.ou Sho
term. - ns sid, should it be ACCEPTED seq s..:
&, pUBUCIETs
Stat frsS.s
cHRRy4Es CL.Hgo.,
20 rS.H ouo'es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Several .r':'pris.n. So.v: - q W
land propos. :" Ur.rj:S Themselves 49,.
homes on In. ,ja. ~ rg-,v,e.ari.s ,"us.
building. shey intend 20 i.8r,nae- q, oil
l. ole lot and oa!l. i. bloc. ~ Gtuc bras's
hv which plan The, c.n obtain 60. =" ,'
SCENTS at = V.rv g0c&e:Ita co..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Gartha a.tiic. Of JAolaonv'I'". F'cse,.
sas fourteen .h!l,ir"H ~ hs, .a!rG hYsb.ra
s'Out Of then! came siIri':an'su. .nt l".
sest arrived by tW:-. &c Fl"-ids IA. ~
ss~ agaiu.: iii. sH.s 80 .. 4.is., 'n.r' j. IA
anowin: %.e,s 10 .S,9..ts .b.. NA-tta
eir -ynr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

q. ~. municipal el.c'idh ID fgRlkliE. ~.
Mary parish. cn :as .iX:i instant. A. o..
srere vas elected ssySs, aod ga .hs TENTH
sNstan. She mayor and members q: ne
council elect qualified aua ens,s'. apGl 'As
stisehsrge g. :AeiD :..risSS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

.5as Constantly on Rand AMI IS IN q ,sce p' 81
direct .rtsoices OF the most elegaa. and ol,o0e So
ec.ions OF JeHelry from chs ssTs oess Baloaesa
u.nuIsetories-
large assortment % s.aecHes ao.a sAs oe,as
brsted tsS tories OF Gerard, Hoffman, sosess Sea,
saeot end others.
plamsnd slreset With care ana il tse ..tes...!S
Quo Wsssh es and JsvssHs Hpairt. sni s-uArsH-
.a..a IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Hon. William ~ BUrWal ell Ge!is Sc. .
euolic lecture before tho YoMths' Guild ~
Noun. Olive Church. %. Masonic Hall. eu
Thursday evening @es'. o. sle Influence
Sflndust.s u.c. Morality and geligion."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The Sheriff of the parish o. C'Nsns "iI
cell al auction this day. ~ ) Y, NJ. 81 tie
Premises. the contents ana tstaree Q:
store Nos. I23 and l:. 4'Sydrsa s.seet. = zee!
District See a6Sertisemns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

A young man who wac e'Os.e,' il love 81
tempted suicide recently by taking: dose
Of yeast powder. ia ammsSis.e!E sose
above his !roubleSS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Miss Silvia Hull. OF 81. Erci% csu.'y.
WISCONSIN. last week had her .ugulat vein
cut by flying fragment OF slass ;reI a
lamp chimney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

4 woman is said to have come TO cows a:
springfield. Illinois, the other day, 30 buy a
!ower jaw for son. who had been SIovias
down o gun barrel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

A Pennsylvania editor excuses his lack Of
@ knowledge Of figures by saying that "hs
ures won't lie"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

ZION Antoine Dutuc.et las ell" 81 -
10. q copy of the uepor. OF she State Ireas
user 20 the General Assembly OF Losislan o.
embracing statsmoa; O. noS9:. o.: en-
selditures for 1879.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

sI,ast scene Of alV'-Kero scnc. which has
ended 1877 strange. ...ntfSl histories 9u!!ag
She past year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
TIE LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.

sna~e,sl bs Che late Legislature eSis'S.s oiustss
Hoss 81 loI smallpox and 9ontasellh coSi. lbeo!ss
as Oh THE POETCHARTRAIHs RsILROsS,
Fifth square outsidag Tail borne street
INDECENT received aCcdqd.n., usuhs
cits prueisions with srrnilts Som tho esn.sATy
officials.
P11vs'e es Saying cases ore received sOIe Wards
: per day; private rooms SO
apisjT sd the hospital 81YSs 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

a Chicag- paper says that !. IS wonderful
Row quick the blind beggars Of that city can
tell the difference 5esween:eg cents aud q
quarter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Te.as is to .enc samples Of S'ai, lead,
slate, iron, marble. copper. ..lSef an" So'u
10 the Vienna ExPosiiiOno
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

20. directors oF ,hs New Orleans IA
s0ual Baul<iN. Association have dn.ni-
,nou.ly r.sl.ctod hr. Charles Cs:srC-.
p..sid.ns OF that Institution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

A thrifty housewife thinks ;h@' meg
suyht TO be useful--they might as vel. be
smoking hams as smoking cigars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Between May and December. iass year.
sf.yseVen vessels in the iumb beg trade w.,s
wrecked or ab sudUned between Eg.tsS u, ]
American ports.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The value Of $40 manufactured r'"du""
81 New Hampshire ten years ago "'ss s''"-
900. 600. Now il is 81 100000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

a black bear undertook 60 aug Mrs. Ma
con. Of Wisconsin, to death. bu: she .abbeG
size tip OF "a umbrella into bis eye. ans he
eecede4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Berapger was e psnters "ctnpc'''o'' eh
sirely solftaught, and he 0egaH - f-S.''4'
Whsn only teen years old.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The stockholders of the Union "c.l
Preserving Company gill meet. HS :.e
seyenteenth OF February, az the olce % d
&. Denis, No. )! Carond..e. .t.e.h
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

A writer in Temple Bar makes Valley
p.nd's success due 10 q lame leg. Ih. sc"i-
sent which causei it changed The c"u3se o.
Rs lie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

When a man becomes a printer he ''sets
sp in business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The big .r:e.aa yell "a. W.l!s. winn..
sofa, ha. bore O. .hSso !ee:. flo-l
.g.ter has been obtained. enough :" .rru! =
lake. EEoug. v.to. g .as e RI. il -.
heated
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

SElkmen IN Lopdc. ~. ..uea sls'~rs
time they are .a.gi: a..din: water :, t:lei.
mi!k. Such . measure ir :bis ccuntr:
sould speedily @x.irsr-t: ans Sa' oa.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

How 60 &c. al, tue music OF: Of grand
piano-l.et steam h'e engine d'l'GI o. ~ q
&ew minutes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

An agen. for South Kansas G1evspape:
i..ely Travelled one hundred Gniies on foot
80 collect 500 on subscriptions past cue.
He raised 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The following notice was cecestfy :onnd
sr the gate of New York iunatic asylum:
Jurors supplied IL ang quantity % lie
s.a.tess notice"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The ready money system-Dun or be
done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

"Ox Shuing" IS q s'gn now hung out ia
indianapolis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
M. SC0OLER,

1O5............. Canal Street..............l o.
IMPORTER AND DEALER In FrEK
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JRWBIRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
STATUETTES, MUSIC BOERS.
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IMPORTER AND oRALBR In rrsK
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-08
Civil Service Reform.

The recent orders from the State de-
partment with regard 20 federal officers
holding State and municipal appointments
confirm the hopes Of the people that the
Civil Service Reform, announced with so
much formahty Inst April, is really 10 be
put in force 20 far as human infrmity will
permit the President TO enforce it. The
progress of the movement has been beset
with a multitude Of difficulties. Ii has
encountered all manners Of opposition.
both secret and open, even from men of
the Presidents own party y Trf-
bune
VIII THE ARGUS and such other Demo
cratic organs as have been declaring that
the President never intended to carry ont
the Civil Service Reform measures, please
copy the above from the New York Tn
bURsg-R0ek Island Union.
Yes And we do so merely to please
our neighbor-for he knows as well as we
do that Grants Civil Service Reform is
only pretense 1t would retain no Dem
Ocrat in Office though he were Thousand
times better fitted for the place than any
Radical who might ask for IT. Nor would
it give an office to the most competent
Radical applicant as against his inferior
Radical brother, should the President pre-
fer the less competent applicant
And now lhaying complied with our
neighbor's request) as the editor of the
Union holds a federal and municipal Office.
wih he announce whether he intends TO
aid Grant in carrying out his Civil Service
Reform II so which Office does he in
tend to vacate2