New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-10
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE.

ordinate pursuit sells an excellent article
of hats, offers to his friends and the pub
lie generally the following highly attract
i've invitation, and presents tie following
line of goods to customers:
| Hope. for the future. Eight thousand
| white mechanic. have left New Orleans
| during the past few months. No building
aud little repairing going on, no new bust
nesses starting. no anything but taxes, and
suits, and threats, ard seizures, and imam
matory. false appeals. and pretended dis
! patches, and real conspiracles to deIraud
| the people; the mobile alton OF your tor
| hidden State army and navy. Napoleon
| guns, Winchester rites, Bayonet Leglsia-
| ture, and the Gespotis!n Of usurper.
1t will en- courage those wanting military
| goods to know that all the guns and
explosives .a.e 10: been sacked, but
that our assortment Of weapons is still
/ fair
We want immigration. Is it reason
able that after this manifesto of a resident
who signs his name with the authority Of
baronial addition, any mechanic will
come here: We need capital; it is to re
appreLendeG tia: even the borrowed IL
vestment which we have already may BE
withdrawn. It is not reasonable to sup
pose that other money will! be brought
here for investment. GU: rea! estate
owners rush to sell or rent their houses.
Will such procla tend to attract
tenants or purchasers:
1t might, perhaps. help the practical
repel any adventurous vendo. Of ''silk.
beaver or Panama hats or caps WHO might
be disposed to seek our city. Possibly, it
may still more depress the rents Of hat
and other stores Il should be considered
that a. election as senator Implies high
obligation 70 promote the interests OF all,
and was never intended to secure any
ching lie a monopoly il the sale o. hats,
or anything else, TO him, who has been by
an election houored. But in this warning
| TO all Latters. capitalists and others to
avoid this c;ty-in this senatorial admis-
sion TIA. New Orleans is the last city IL
the .nioH in which customer, NE.
cha.cic OF :. capitalist should risk his life
or labor, there is an anomaly. It is to
charge upon the administration q Cover
nor kellogg, not yet ST: months in power.
the following catalogue Of evils:
Let US pause d moment and see. among
many. a few Of tie things you have Ta.Hed:
! The State credit.
| The city credit:
| General business:
| Popular confidence:
| Hopes for the future.
! Your Legislature and common sense:
! Your judiciary aLG ccInmon decency:
| Real property and the Profits OF trade;
! Peace. morals and law;
Liberty.
It is true that to this deadly list might
be added ''the yellow fever season" which
is to be a sl.bjec: Q; "-e;oicing," inasmuch
as it will afford vacation from the ten
plaques enumerated, !Te are told that
there will be rejoicing that. ere the yell
low fever season sets in, you had relieved
he: soil of your more affective official
| presence.
The loss Of liberty is placed last in the
lis: vher it should comprehend all others.
TIE Senator, however, makes this princi-
pal mere incident, as in the case Of the
man WHO told how lis horse had thrown
him and broken 'sonle plates and dishes.
g tvo-gal,on Jug Of whisky. and Mte;rise
az ley" The reader will see that many
OF these things which have been ''ruined
in six months, have been III lust the same
condition for some years past. A Gov
ernor who found twenty-five millions OF
debt, and fifteen additional millions Of
Obligations enacted but barred by the lin
, tied liability Of the State. can not surely
be held responsible for having ruined State
| credit. Nor can State Governor who
finds city administration of opposite
politics without the means to light or pave
the streets, DE regarded as the sole cause
of damaged corporation credit. We
are promised other communications from,
the Senator. Would i. not be better fol-
trade il he would publish them in hand
bills? Then their efec: would be simply
reformatory Of o,.r domestic troubles. As
i. is the journal in which they appear,
though not much reasi abroad by those
who Go not agree with it in politics, will
be quoted by all tie dcummers Of all the
rival cities agains: us. We may expect to
see Leadlined something like this: "a
Doomed City ~ Terrible Disclosures by a
Senator y "a Bankrupt State and City" p
Eight Thousand Mechanics Leaving. 10
New Business and 10 Building!' Taxes
and Seizures" yellow Fever Season i'll
eyitab!e" To this might be added some
playful ailusion to riots. reputation,
sacked stores and assassination. The
Obvious moral hy a foreign journal would
be. Buy your hats and hardware &: St.
Louis, Cincinnati or Baltimore.
L.: the Senator piacard or handbill lis
constituents at hons: i; won; hurt :ieir
trade anything like tie newspapers. IL
raising bis voice lie will be heard iy the
neigLbors, aud there will be grea. scandal
q: tie commercial expense 0. New O.ieans.
WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY.
Or Sunday. tie twenty ninth Of May.
| tie examination Of candidates was com.
mencea at Yves. Point. and continued some
days. There were 134 young men who
had received appointments to cadetsLipg,