New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-19

Is !E!- the t.ls4m ,na, t..- -sarin.. S"uate
Pan mo captains wounds
;T.:, .Le Two Hundred grave ccnsP'ra-
.o;s .coI the lead IN nanIfestIDg :ha' b!a X
lpgratitpde which We from the Erst. :oT.
:C!i would DE he portion ii GoveTno;
Waimsth. On me instant ;Ecy deemed
bin safe within their grasp for al use III.
'.espe ctab..i:y,' iorsoo1h. mjgn: require q!
him longer the demand wss made that be
should drop all personal ambitions. and
leave TIE entire fruits ot the v:ctory. which
the: thought tie had WOE. :er o-ttrs G'.ec-
,a,ion.
The so.carel Senate followed. daily
I'D. hing him 20 The colder side o: their G"od
ygace.. and the aGiIrc: body catching tie
infection. ]. econ became mcoted pclnt
whether lie or "ui4uk' held leadership III
tie favor Of the honorable members. And
now. alas: poor W"rrnoth, bis own loved
BIu;i.s strikes him down wi,Lou; s.gL Ct
pIeparation or uote OF warning. His
nrgan-hie weiifed organ-which swtNtd
ard :a5tered On tat State warrants. ille-
yalIy issued Tor Is gustatioD. st.ikes a: the
very capstone Of his ambition.
TO the Yesyu.!' Warmoth mus: no: be
Senator. eays IN. Tines. We must have
for that high place. 20 oppose :he potent
Pinclback OF Our enemies, "a tt Representa-
ave Cf the commercial. industrial and agrI
cultural interests OF louisiana" and ne
nus. tie elected ere three o'clock to-day
/. q no: material II st the tusiOnists could
find no such iusUs autluW in their ranks. as
our contemporary demanded. and tha. they
consequently failed 20 comply with lis In
pe,io.s demand. The :gea1he-nus stab s:l.l
remains.
rs i rot as :his mouth sho,.d ttaG this Lsul
TcI ..tting :oOd 70 y: -
Tina: ubiquitous and never satisfied Smith
remarked yesterday 10 Cleaner:
why :he deuce don : The papers CON
.;n:e 20 give Us tie names Of the members
vino answer rol call daily d: odd Fellow.
Hall. They used 70 Go il. You know I'm
oEe of en-. and j: I;les NE 20 see people
getting suspicious that the daily report OF
a quorum present in each Loase amt :rae,
when there is nc calse fer II. ] know there
mus, be. yer. when denied tie statement
tnar there had rot been u quorum for zen
dav-, couldn't prove il. sLd was Il; IL IOr
the drinks
We cordc,el With Smith. and said j: w ~
-crg!. on KIM" but then he coI.id get no
information from he REpUBLICAT. We
tave never considered the i!ttle gathering z
ni Suf.icn: Importance - burden Gu"
columns with reports Of is do,ngs-altkough "a
we have occasionally noted its chief omis-
sion. 20 VII: the fst.turc 20 elect WaImoth
10 the Senate. according :" :he spirit and
letter Of the compac'.
Bu, we sincerely hope nat .!.e play vii
now speedily end, and :ha, the gentlemen
who are returned 20 the Legislature viii
take their seats and give their influence
and ability where It Is needed and vii be
welcomed. We believe kindly spirit VIII
be manifested by those who bave remained
true 70 their duty. and that al who may be
temporarily wrongeG may. by the usual
form OF contest. get speedy justice and full.
We say. in the sincerity OF unwavering lie.
lief. ":he fight j. ended-the victory won.
Now 'et you VINO are defeated JOIN hear.
and soul with Us IN setting our beloved
State upon The path 20 complete peace and
conten. giving prosperity
We have contTas: 10 present. tending
70 show which is the truly reform body of
the two acting as Legislatures in this city.
in their respective treatment of the militia
question. The Odd Fellows Hallites are
considering. and we are told it will pass ii
a quorum holds. "a bill which proposes 70
spend sl2C. 900 of the peoples funds during
tie presen: year. to support uniformed
militia. The legal Legislature. rejecting al
jobs. has determined !" appropriate
;rfing sum simply for the preservation Of
the State arms and militia property, and
dispense altogether with the luxury of or
namental military organizations until more
prosperous times. WI :te taxpayers
make note of this!
The determination of Governor Kellogg
10 have his government respected IS shown
by tie care and discrimination he mani
tests in appointing officials for the parishes.
OF course. through Misrepresentation. he is
sometimes deceived as to the fitness If in.
div!duals, but in such cases the conmis-
sion is revoked wherever possible. Some
notable instances. giving grea: satisfaction
70 the taxpayers. have recently occurred.
Below i. a communication which sur
friends Senators Burch. IngTaham, Barber
ard their colleagues. Administrator Lewis.
Superintendent Brown. Hon. Henry De
mas and tue army of abe colored
men who figure in our Republican politics.
should promptly take cognizapce Of. Ii we
hear OF them moving toward the end tug
gested. the RErUBLICAN viii gladly give
them aid:
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Observing by the Washington papers
that :. grand mass meeting of colored men
Will he neld in Washington. March ;, 1873.
;or Ire purpose of urging the government
ii thc United States 70 give material aid
20 struggling Cuba" wouid il not be well
:or the colored mtn Of New Orleans, and
of this State wbo may b. present II this
city. 10 hold a me. ting and pass series oi
le solutions on this SUBJECT. :" be forwarded
on 20 said meetir. ~ expressive of the sen
;inents Q. the cnIored peo,.e Of 1t" State
ii Louisiana. sad resolutions 70 he intro
iuced by 90; repre- tSonIa'.Te-un.ted State, +,
,>enatai 9.nch5ack. LIBERTY.
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