New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-29
LOCAL POLITICAL TOPICS.

| 49, - i-S- AAN-'NS -
!! by all classes. AZ a cocseque nee, the bes
OF feeling prevails between the .wo races
! Eeconci.ar - already accomplished
! there. The planters get large gen. :o
| :he:- lards. ard TIE eoiored people Law
yu. IN a vastly larger cotton crop than an,
! year .incs the war. Nobody sesis.s tn'
! payment o: :axes. and Collector D;nkgray'
! IS making some delinquent Eourbons CONE
| down v.tE tie taxes they have withheld
! :Iom Ste treasury since reconstruction
Tie Senator attributes the cheerful cond:
; tior O: affairs 70 .Le fac: that lis co!oret
! constituents Lave GO. both the numbers
| and :he disposition tc &C: upon Senator
| Carpenters advice. and defend tnemse.vei
! VIXEN attacked. pest:ferous white kI
klux know this. and let them alone.
One OF he srea. independent newspaper
| which at one time half sym path!zed with
| Mc:.nery. because t did no: understand
| the mudd,e. was the St. Louis Democrat i
| now applauds tine Presidents proclamation
ard Gays: I'VE think the rascals who have
been following the fortunes @: WarMott
! ard McEne,y will now take counsel c.
| their discretion and retire from the coEti:e1
| which they have provoked. Gran: knows
how 10 bring them TO terms. He is in ear
| mes. and vii! soon end the business IN Lis
usual promp: fashion,
IL St. Tammany the sheriff disobeyeL the
order of Judge Newell. Of the parish eour:
and was deposed by his honor quicker thar
cat could wink its eye. The question has
arisen. has the judge power to depose Lin
and who is 10 be sheriff in the meantime
Tie power is unquestionable. The Cover
nor does TO. appoin: a sheriff pro tenn. bu;
the coroner acts in tha: capac ity unit! TIE
meeting Of the Legislature.
We are told in q contemporary that 'he
word '.interlocutory" has much exercised
the uniearned in legal techn icaiities. II
has. indeed; and if we may judge from the
squrming Of the Fusion law yers. from
Ogden up to Hugh J. Campbell, i. has also
much exercised some folks who are not
altogether unlearned in legal technicalities.
The pork packers business is an amusin G
one-they are always splitting their
eides.-EcTaM.
The Republicans have had monopoly OF
this kind of pork packing in New Orleans
ever eince the President proclaimed and
Carpenter spoke.
The Times interviews a cclored man OF
aristocratic aspirations whose name il is
not necessary TO give" We can inform
that Journal that it is necessary TO give his
name in order 70 satisfy honest people that
the whole thing is not put up job. 1t is
hard to believe that there is any colored
man in this community so destitute OF honor
and gratitude as to want to throw over
board the white Republicans who. he says.
give him his civil rights. all for the exqui.
site pleasure Of putting the men in Office
who sold him into slavery. and even now
only discuss the policy of doing justice to
the colored man because the white Repub-
licans have forced them to it. Oh! shame.
If ne is not a pure Democratic fiction, pray
tell Us who he is
i
York Herolds surmise that the Presidents
proclamation had its origin in the ''alarm"
Of Governor Kellogg at the effect OF Sena'
tor Carpenter. speech. The Democratic
managers in these parts had out their differ
entail calculus yesterday seeking consola-
ton by calculating how many times greater
than the known universe that "alarm" mus.
have been.
+. S. As we 90 TO press we learn that the
alarm Of Governar Kellogg at the effects
of Carpenters speech, is increasing faster
than McEnery's joy over the same ''effects.'
Kellogg is foalning at the. mouth with
"alarm." MeEnery is grinning from ear 70
ear ard leaping over the tops Of all the
houses in the excess Of his joy.
ANY derunciation of Northern born
people by a colored man pleases the Her.
cid, but it sLcewdly reminds Senator Ingrs.
ham that he got the cart before the horse
when he praised honest and ana thematized
thieving carpe:-baggers. 1t thinks he ought
10 have done precisely the opposite thing
The reason is obvious. Honest carpet bag
gers are true to the colored man and are
JUS. sharp enough TO outwit and battle the
Democracy every time. Thieving carpet
bagcers steal themselves rich. disgrace the
Republican party, and then become respect
able by selling out the colored people into
the hands of their 'best lColtaxl friends
There has at last been found one decent
and manly Democratic journal in the South
with courage enough to condemn the assas
sination Of q Radical. and with sense
enough 10 foresee the consequences OF such
folly. Will our local assassin agitators
read the following from the Galveston
Daily Ners.
By such indefensible acts on the part Of a
few hot heads, the entire South is brought
m 70 the bar of Northern Judgment and
condemned by the wholesale.
Colonel Faulkner reports everything loyal
and lovely in Caldwell. There is no rebel
lion. nor tax resistance, nor internal nom
sense there. Hence the cotton crop Is
unusually large and promising.
Our local Democratic politicians are be-
Ginning to take tender interest in the
cheap transportation question. They are
about TO emigrate to where the woodbine
twineth.
A country paper exclaims: "Digusted
with Radical rule. some. Of our people in
tend 70 90 to Texas" As if the Mexican
raids we're not atiliction enough. this new
calamity is to be added to the woes OF
Texas, all because she went Democratic at