New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
ROB TIE PRINTER BUT PAYiEE JUDGES

ROB TIE PRINTER BUT PAY he JUDGES
The P:cag.ae has let UP OF the Mort.
70: the present, and pitched into the pub
lie printer. This is cause Of grasula
ton. The demolition OF the North wo.l-d
involve the destruction and ruin 81 nil
lions OF innocent people who are not alto
gether to be blamed because they fail tc
understand the ethics OF rebel politics
whereas. to destroy the public pr:nte4
| would only affect comparatively small
number o: people. Besides. US it nap
pens. the State printer is able to take care
Of himself. L. our arra;gnnlent, the 42;sa'
y2ns calls Judge Abel! to the wines:
stand. an; copies a part Of one Ct his
| recent stump speeches to the ;r.nd Jury.
| I: is a WEI. known fac: in tn; city tina;
whenever there is % fodder in II; pnb!ic
crib for the great criminal wa: io.se. De
calls his grand jury into court and speaks
to them abou: it. On the last occasion
wher the Treasurer was little SLOW in
coming up. the judge address,. -1is Ia
dius as follows:
Gentlemen. On the nineteenth o. last
month l called upon three tax collectors
and received some most excellent promises
One assured ne OF his willingness to oay
my warrants by the first OF the month il It
were not for the ricketv condition OF the
REPUBLICAN, newspaper. which must be sus-
sYlpeI ~ gt N = :.
ing that evening on tue subject.
Tie above is all very well, So far g.; it
is true. and SO far as the oblic2ti2n 70 pa :
one creditor Of the State is deemed Better
than the obligation to pay another. ut
the P;cayu.e did no: publish. the SER. 70
that stlsnp speech to the gran! 'ury, 70:
the reason probably that Jud e Abell soon
after the nineteenth OF the :-onth cot his
pay. and softened toward all tue word il
genera! and tie Republican in Dartic :. :
and consequently failed to give it in
charge to the grand jury. But shortly
after, and subsequent. to the transaction
Of a good deal OF business Of strictly
Judicial character. tie minutes Q: tie
First District Court ought to L:.1e shown
the following entry:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES after iuv dien:fat;
address to you. IN Which | com p.aiaed ta,.
neither :he State Treasurer rcc t4e /. Co.
!ec.ors woUlii pay NE Toy rresldin. over
this tribunal. an arrangement was made
by which tle Old war horse :ece:-2i his
focler and tna. r.chety Republican news
paper was lett OF: IL the cold. L 5 proper.
therefore, tina. should say. i thai meet
ing took place OF the subject. rothin. Gaze
OF it further than the resolve to Dav ne
and stop my complaints. l have - adi
the gratifying intelligence that while
nave oeen paid. "a usual. the tai. amount
Of my claim ter ,ny valuable services 70
the State. the State printer. who is merely
a groveling mechanic. has been con.re..el.
to sci. his warrants ION private terms:
Now if Judge Abel! ms.'.es no.o
fuss about lis salary. anount;n, to
FIVE thousand q year. than the state
Printer does about his claim o.
more than a hundred thousand. il
proves conclUsively that there should he
no State Printer at all. For if we were 10
be paid once, there would be u I'D t.
Judge Abe.i and that model institution tie
Criminal Court Farewell then to the 7.3ll3
p~Ose?uis, the yerdicts Of nc. guilty III the
Pierre Berlin cases, and the sure convic-
tons when al homes: Republican Official
like Auditor Clinton. came before the
awfU! presence. No: rather thar have
Judge Abel. throw up the sponge, o.
yield up the ghost for wan: o. fodder, it
would be better to abolish all the uewspa-
pe.,. save che. wipe on: tie English Ian
guase. and remit the whole people 20 such
condition Of barbarism as would naturally
ensue il they had nothing better to read
thar .'udS. Aja..'s charges 70 tLe grand
jury and the diatribes of the P'cq.l9.
against the North. Rather ie. the rascaI.y
State Printer 60 witLou. his pay forever
than perni: the homes: old war horse O:
tie FRS: Dis.r;c. Coar. to 90 o.e Lo-r
without Ii. fodder"