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and For you. hope you will not
write. L shall not write to you 1 wish
i had told you on Monday, so that you
might have known what to do. l don't
think 1 have any more to say to you.
Your friend, Fanny Jenkinson.'
AS aside from his lacerated feelings,
the young yeonan had expended ''a
matter of twenty pun'' in preparation
for his W edding with the writer of this
chilling missive, he was not disposed to
be dismissed With such extreme ease of
manner, and brought suit against her
for breach of promise accordingly. In
Justification of the aetion he testified
that the engagement for maETiage had
been the proposal of Miss Fanny her
self, and she had even engaged the
services of the two gentlemen who were
to act as grOomsmen. In her own evil
dence Miss jenkins did not deny these
points; nor did she make it appear that
| her final remuneration of the compact
/ had any better cause than sudden ca
/ price. BY the facts ELECTED, indeed, Mr..
/ Smiths case was strong as need be; but
/ by aesthetic sentiment, or social princi-
| pie, it appeared TO be a matter of mere
/ pleasantly to Judge and jurors, "His
4 jIordsi6p'7h Himself cracking a profess
ionai jokezabout kiss said 10 have been
Iexehanged between the hfigants at their
last meeting .g.4s Nothing but sounds ol
mirth did The forlorn, young farmer
evoke by his story, of wrong, and at last
4 the suit was fairly laughed out OF court.
1 A comic View Is the one, too. that the
average reader is most likely 10 take oi
4 it; yet the action had as much basis il
4 @lpecuniary justice as that of Miss Red
head at Lancaster. Why, then, the diff
i ference of award? Because it is impos
1 sibie for a man to present the same etfec
of injury as woman on the plaintiff
side of a bfeach-of-proniise. A mai
i may show that he has been wronged il
3 purse, and even temporarily in socia
81 status, by the refusal of womaa tt
q fulfill her marriage engagement witt
4 him; but the social and other detriment
: to TIE disdained woman is always 81
! much greater than any Tilted mans cal
reasonably be thar the Juryman's none
= tary distinction in lier favor means noml
! nal compensation for more wrong thar
y could enter at all into a masculine ac
| tion.a Hence, to return to theiold adage
s.sauee for the goosei-in breach o
II promise case is an altogether too liberia
/ llBnricfment for THE gander, and tn
I latter's claim Staeletosis pretty sure to re
). cefve more contumely than liquidation
! ...-.-. -. :. :. 2
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
8 Convention NJ lsaton ROuges

Important events happen around VIA so
rapidly that even the REPUBLICAN is harell Y
able 20 take them ak in. fortunately our
energetic and wide-awake auxiliary, the St.
Charles Ness:ih. comes 10 our assistance in
one matter, which We copy below:
l.NOIHEH EDITORIAL GJZZLE.
Sn institution. calling itself the 'HLouisi-
ana Press Asscciation." recently held :.
most enthusiastic and tremendous meetin:
1T Baton Rouge. Six of The most ably edited
ant influential papers in tn. State were
represented. Three Of them were from
Baton Rouge and three were there by proxy.
ihr most public spirited business trans
acted was the adoption OF q memorial TO
his EXcel!en.v William Pitt Kellogg, Gov
ernoc OF tne State of Louisiana al which
they lnodes1ls describe themselves as rep
reseDt!ag an influential portion OF the press
CT Ills State and citizens generally. and
very ;.spscttu'l" request 'aa: distin-
gulshed funct!onarv to recommend to the
Legislature IN as .orcibic language as the
circumstances may warrant, the aivisa-
"i,l'v Al the Legislature forthwith adopt
IN. snch measures "a may secure the speedy
renewal 81 the capital from NV Orleans to
Il" city .: Baton Rouge"
Two I"rflteis OF the legislature were
members "t This convention. and with the
Independence o.crmin. their exalted posi-.
zion, votet. :or this memorial The !nemv-
ri.!i-ts pi""-iv declared tia: they would
''-v"" pray. In III" magnificent and purely
original wording q. the official procesdin!::-
''t.l.'e t.ein.: no .uIiheo business. the meet.
IN. adjourned. subject ~ liz. cal: az 'he
PRESIDENT. az. eacS e....c: AM p.t.y went
:t.:a.
a. MAJ. .;nos-2sss's
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BAiis.--St. Andrews Society. az the ne W
Grune valid Hall. will welcome their friends
on the night OF Decem Der /.
Trad Steam Fire Engine Company No. u
give fancy dress. masquerade and calico
ball at the Exposition Hall next Saturday
night.
The Young Mems Concordia Glee Club,
whose ball recently given at Grunewald
ilaii is yet the all absorbing topic among
oa!I goers, will give complimentary soiree
at Turner's Hall on Saturday evening. De-
cemoer IL. The s0iree is 70 be purely COM
plimentary, and invitations are already
snxiously looked for by youths and maidens
who know how to appreciate a pleasant
evening spent in social converse and Joyous
dance. One of the finest bands in the city
has been engaged for the occasion We
might add that fancy dresses and masks
will be quite in order.
On Saturday evening, December 20. Odd
Fellows Hall will be aglow with life and
beauty. The boys of Philadelphia No. IA
on that evening will give a grand fancy
dress, mask and calico ball.
On Saturday night December Is. at the
Grunewald Hall, the anniversary ball of
the Grand Grove of Druids of Louisiana
takes place. Following in fashions wake,
this ball will also admit OF fancy dresses
and masks. On the arrangement commit
tee we note Messrs Valentine Fuchs, John
Reich and Charles c. Ntis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

We had the pleasure Of y call this we.l.
from our energetic and efficient State Seca.
tor. Hon. W. w. Wharton. We found him
in good health and spirits. and ready to
enter upon the arduous duties o: tbs next
session OF the General Assembly. Before
his term of service expires we fee. assured
Senator Wharton will have convinced the
people Of his district that he is q faithful
friend to their interests. and that be will
leave nothing undOne 20 promote the gen.
eral good among those is represents in our
State councils. We regret that his imme.
date presence in ibeIvile compelled Dus
short intervie w-Stgar Planter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
WRIT OF ELECTION,
EourIh congressional District,

STATE OF LoTIsIsSe, ?
Executive Department .
View orleans, October 81, s8.3.
Whereas 81 eis constitution of she G.re2
states and re .lws Of .he State of Louisiana i: %
sde She G.sty Of she executive suthorits, wheye
ton 20 Congress from she said STATE 20 ISSUE a
writ o: election to fl such vacancs.
Whereas vacancy las occurred io. sHe eepre
sen'aton 20 Congress from She fourth cong,esss
.onal dist1ict OF the state of Eou.iana :y ths
death o. Samu. Pete's mem Der ele.e 3, III FeetS
third Congress :fom the said district.
Now therefore, !? 6. q. Antoine Seueenars FSoss
emo, AID Acting Governor Of the state % Louise
ana. do issue this. my proclamation, sesigna.i.s
MONDAY. Che ewsntvsourth da. Of Novempet
1873. the day is- Che election 90 Represep.as
tive 20 the Congress Of She United States fro, tbs
fourth "oGgresssor district of the State % Iuusise
ara, and hereb7 'liEect si supervisors %: Segi,r
tration ana ot) + officers 0. Che paIishes % West
fe.clana. POI 10 C.-pee, Avovelles, Rapip.ess
Sabine Match .cches. Do SOTO Caddo. E.ssIeS,
VIM, H'aHc, Red + ser, Webster ard Vernon :osrus
ing said congressional. district .. TAX. a.. ,.eesss
saIy step. for chc holding "f said election ie see
co!lanc~ with she laws u: This sat. an. %. :I.t
UntedStases.
GiveY under ,nv sa,a AID On. se.! of -. sssf%
hereunto attached, .Ais twenty. seventh aas as
October 4. D. 1873. and o! IL. independence q: sa%
Unite! States az AIns;.". II. ninety eight.
&. =. ANTOINE
louisiana.
By ehe Acting a1Ovseyess q
?. 60 phsJOEDE,
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The Serur., % Dr. e DC r. pVrNis,

I: will doubtless be glad news 20 tie
many patients and friends os :he above
named celebrated medical practitioner 10
notice the announcement: o! bis return TO
the city. and til, voo2e.in: o. his office at
No. . Rampant street. Standing as he does
Sc ieseryedly high as : specials: i'll diseases
srisin. from physioa: debility and eS'
baus.eL vitality. as We, as the author CT a
work entitled ..Manhooa." which. has run
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doctors coming again among US IS both
gratifying 20 us AMI interesting to :l.e
afflicted. See his ca.i. which appears in
another column.