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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
4 SIANDTRED CREDIT,

Ey some singular !naGyertence, the P'ca.
y'',r. has permitted 20 creep into one OF is
columns a cover. and severe satire upon
another OF the Cre>cen. City National
| Bank. il is said: The orniti1"tica Of this
| banking institution. for il can scarcely be
called a failure etc. and the suspension
Of large firm on tie same day. set 1.-the
rumor-mongers I" work 80 sap the
credit OF every bank and business house
IN the city
When these ruIncr-. ina: would have
died away with a nights sleep. were seized
upon by Our contemporary the Times. and
presented as important news. then only
could the mistrust spread beyond the cor
ner clique., and meT inquired seriously
whether such could be true.
When Roundabout. of the Times. whose
column is generally occupied with lille and
frivolous matter. and whose duties are not
such az 20 render him capable Of Judging
OF the value of statements affecting !inan-
Ga matters, got ~, :. ridiculous squib
about the failures he heard OF, he was IN
Willingly striking = blow Al the interests OF
mis- city: for though Il would have no
weight here. abroad. those who are not ia
uIiliag with the character - the column,
may become alarmed and withdraw their
cash al! their confidence iruIL Ca! me:
GIANTS amt bankers.
The :a:e Q! poor "EOundabCUt" = M
fortunate, and We apprehend lie VII 60
down in the traditions of bankruptcy with
that little dog OF Sir Isaac Newton. who.
having overturned :. lighted candle II the
philosophers study. 'destrcyed the lUcr
brat!on> 0. many years His only pun
.,Lment was conveyed il the mil 4 apoS-
:rople 81 the excellent astronomer: "ch,
Diamond Diamond. tho. little krowsst
the miScLie. ,hou has. done" OF the Two.
We maintain TIE superior innocence ci
''NCunda.oUt, lie j. entirely cj.ilt.e,s IA
the premises. W. wi! point OF. the true
c:iender. The same Journal which in
!a!es ''Hognaauou; in one column. thus
avows its responsibility for tic ot:eIse in
another. Ii..r is IL. !.a;.nc: "Vaymel:
O.: II" taNa>. submission a. 9. Y .~ra.ir,4
Resistance t. ;yran!s oil ..c..ce:o cod.
tge Ne .aS9are,- 4 :,;s .,.r. who are
II any doubt whe''I", Hey Wi! combine
WIKI t.t4g fellow -. Oh. - re> 80 the ~
t.mpt-. ~ The most uu':a...r.. and shame
tIl modes ..er rrupcs. III u country pro-
tossing 30 b. free and republican. 10 collect
.be exOrbitarr aud Illegal taxation upon
our people ~ ".."plnc government,
aware Of the alurl.:. -. +aXe. which j. j.
rrouo.ed to collect tGis wear These taxes
viii amount tor Tie State. we learn. 70
: .Ud0. 900. which. added 20 IKE 100000
collectible for the year 1872, vii swell the
Grand total to say $l2.OOO,000. which can
be COLLECTED by the same processes pro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
PROCLAMATION.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
AVOIDING EVIL COUNSEL.

TIE summing Up o. TIE result, O lie
tax-resisters' attempt 70 obstruct the State
administration may he expressed in few
words--''great cry. but little wool. There
are but few propertv-cwnels who care tC
Join in the strike against the performance
Of duty which can no: be permanently
evaded Al property would be at the
mercy Of the mob We're there no laws and
officers of the Law 20 protect it, In Ike
manner human lie and personal liberty
would be endangered. unless the weak
were protected from! the strong. The
tenure by which property is held in all
countries requires ina. part Of tie IL
come shall be given 20 the sovereign
| power for the protection of the laws. !:
! the portion that belongs 20 the State be
| withheld and converted to the private
, use Of him Who: duty it IS 20
f! pay !: over. the Obligation to pro
.ect is impaired ~ such IN az:
comes an actual criminal. The money
! which the tax-Iesis.er witlholds does not
belong 70 him. II is the portion that be-
longs Of right 20 the State. IS its share n
the work o; making property productive
and securing the :enaL: IL Tee in posses
sion during life. with the privilege OF di
rectin@ under certain restrictions. its t,,-
ture ownership. when lie can no longer
enjoy it or administer i. TheieGre inter
ests il community Ike this superior 20
those Of \ pscUnlarv nature. Among
those whom the world with one ac-
cord ies.gnat. as good men, MONEY
crubbing and gold-lo.rd.nc are deemed
rather low occupations. rather degrading
than eleyating II their tendencies. while
The neglec. or refusal 20 discharge al
!acal debts and OBLIGATIONS is held ty
:!ler. TO be ,inIGixe! dishonesty.
B,.. here We have IN. sentiment of creed
rather ;hinly disguised with political
policy. as The Mormon tree-!ov.rs ana
.tl.er eccentric a.i Immoral people p:ac-
IL. ii. grossest .4ceI.iousness under Ii.
coax .! Religion. fortunately, however
there is too ,uucn "ir:l:e IL The community
:or the pestiterous doctrine 70 spread. The
!'icav.u. and AaEG.Ui of sc-caliel Tax
.e-:-:er> have h..n l.a;,y .s:t.ting :A.s
question. for more :Aan /. YEAR. AZ! ye: lie
safe continues 20 lind mems 10 com;..
Yay.Ien: from even IL. .oUdes; cr0a,.t!,
.-ains: tie system. Ina: s!.i:ally demands ,
o: the property ..ne.: small portion .:
the increase which The laws p:otec: him !.
il deriving irou. us earthly hay.uss. |
Sipce the adjournment Of tie Legislature. !
as We learn, fully two hundred thou
sand dollars have been collected Tor
licenses and capital u this parish
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
executive Department, I
New Orleans March II, 1873.
:: having Gene 20 nv knowledge that assess
meLts for taxes nave heretofore been ureqUaly
made. and that marked favortism has been shown
20 individuals 20 the detrimsnt of the general vel.
fare and the interests OF The State and being desr
that each citizen shall bear his proportion of the
burden OF supporting the State government, and
more;
hereby g.re notice 20 az State assessors that
discrepancies. errors omissions, such have
been complained OF. vii he1ceforward be ccnsG-
cred Sufficient cause :or the immediate removal d
the delinquent officer. AL errors ard omission :
n eZ.srin. assessm... rolls VIII be spTOnPtly
corrected, az provided for by law.
Gwen under nv hand and the seal Of the Stat"
h.reGntc attached This seventeenth day Of March.
II The yeaI q opr Lord eighteen hundred and sew
eE;v .ATee &r.. 81 the independence vi t!e United
States ne l. .Lttv seventh.
WILLIAM i. KELLOGG.
WILLIAM TEEK>
Soc, = ..a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

alone. And so long as there shall continue
a reasonable alacrity of compliance in this
respect, there will be no resort to more
torclble measures, but those who put it off
till the last, when patience is about ex-
hausted, will have an opportunity 70 ties,
whether they or the State is the stronger.
Like the poor rioters, who were melted to
rebellion by the Ptccynse, these tax resist
ers will find when they are in the clutches
Of the law that they viii be left 70 make
the best terms they can. They can no: file
newspaper opinion as a bar to an action.
any more than poor Mcdonald could stop
the flowing Of blood from seveIed artery
by Z bandage Of tie paper that led linn to
take up arms Tie advice which leads
tie weak into trouble IS not sufficient to
save them from calamity or avert the pen
atty. Our citizens therefore DO no: act
upon tie bad advice hat is 50 freely Of
fered to rush into :rori,e, but quietly 90
20 the tax collector and render unto Cesar
what riglt!Ully belongs 20 that monarch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
FALSE ASSESSMENTS.

4 close investigation Of the amounts
assessed upon The property Of New Or
leans. by the State and city assessors of
ISL, shows discrepancy OF nearly
twenty million dollars valuation on the
same property. This vas explained Iy
the theory that the employees charged
with the duty Of iuscribing this tax would.
for a consideration, reduce the valuation
| in special cases. Til, was a game as Old
as the Scriptures. which tells OF faith
less steward, who discounted the dues Of
his lords tenants N the same manner.
The Governor reclte> tina: marked IA
voritis.! has been shown 70 individuals
in the assesSmen: Of their taxes. and an
nources tina; ANY sccn discrepancies. e.
rors and omissions in the assessment or
inscription OF taxes viii lie ..hencetorth
considered sUtticien: cause for the imme-
date removal Of the delinquent officer"
Here is the beginning OF a jus: tax. II
is 20 see tia: he >uuJect is Justly and
equally valued. !: oae merchant, through
an under valuation G: stock or property,
paws a less tax than lis r:va! in business.
he Will possess 20 that extent. an a,.van-
tase afforded Iy the n4a!aimnistration 0:
tie laws. Iaxa:lon. says he constitution.
shall be equal and Uniform. This can not
lie. L the subjects 0: taxation are 10:
valued accordin; % their true worth. To
ezpec: JUS: taxation a;;era false assessment
would be ike eHpect!n. q just and equal
election after the ballot boxes had been
stuffed and lie ieol.e excluded tloLl the
polls.
The Governors oder fr T.. FIR. sine
supplies this indispensable :o.2!.:.oa :or
.nu.! and just taxation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
A SENSIBLE COURSE.

IF we might be permitted to advise the
gentlemen who have supported the pre-
| tensions Of Mr. McEnery for Governor 70 q
sensible course, now that there IS no posi-
ole good TO be derived from a continuance
Of that support, We should counsel them 10
uphold Governor Kellogg IN the future;
and by doing 50 command an influence
over the appointing power that VIII ma
:erially aid in bringing good men into
offices that are closely allied with the best
interests Of our State and city. The meD
who have desired 10 have M. NcEnery as
Governor CLAIM, that they have done 50 be-
| cavse they wanted to secure al honest and
intelligent administration OF public affairs
in this city and State. Now, although
they have not been permitted to make Mr.
McEnery Governor by doing violence to
the Will OF the majority Of Louisiana S
voters they are not detarred from eXer-
cising a wholesome Influence in securing
honest and competent men to I'll subordi-
nate positions under State ard nl1:nicipa!
governments. In tbs city there are q
large number Of places 70 be filed that
| will have an influence for good or evil on
the commercial interests Of this city; and
Governor Kellogg is 10 doubt anxious to
fill these places satisfactorily 20 the mer-
chants and business men Of New Orleans.
II, then. they would pursue sen
sible course. one ina: is calculated to re-
suit in much COCO TO our city and State,
they Will accept the situation and place
themselves at once IL accord with the
State and nationa! governments. BY nnr-
swing this course they could exercise ar
influence tina: would aid Governor KEEL
locg in The work OF reform, which all
acknowledge 10 be needed 20 rescue this
State and city from their present financial
difficulties. \ large number Of appoint
ments remain TO be filed in this city :ha.
will have :. very impogtaL. bearing GA It
commercial interests. Among them are
-four inspectors. hay inspectors, por:
"6sIt'E>, Lbl DpL 4ut'SttIAs exc. ~NDN. .L-
stead Of making war where 10 hing
is to be gained AID much loss s!.s-
tanned, would !: 10: be far letter Cor
individual and public interest .Lat the
merchants ard business men of this city
and State come s!ua,e.y Up 10 the support
Q: Governor Kellogg, and " doing 50 aid
him in the selection {! good men 70 FL
subordinate positions under government:
They are aware that Governor Kellogg is
committed % the work {. reform. and that
IL order 70 make is Effects speedy and
e:tec:Uai he should have the assistance Of
every really good nan in the State. We
know that some men VIII continue, re-
.&rI!ess of the p1lhc good. 20 reject the
results Of the late election in this State.
rs ;hey did the results Ct the late way
IN. are we to believe TIA. these men are
always 20 control the great body Of CON-
n!ercial. agriculture! and business men O.:
tits city and State regardless Of their own
interest! We think not. We hope they
are beginning 10 shake off the slackles Of
prejudice, and are ready 20 act. regardless
Q: party or section, Tor the salvation OF
our city and State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS,

emitting The holder 20 OIL. admission to lie FAY
and chance II h. Grand Lottery.
ANY perso' holding a umbtred coupon has tl-
same chance ~ winning prize in 'he lottery a.
those who Use the.r tckets iOr ADMISSION 70 &c
Fair.
The Directors OF .ie Association having through
series of years IesoTted to every il! their
power to keep aiiv. ana foster this Association, so
identified WITH tie progress and development OF
the resources 0f gu: State, and nnding themselves
at present involved to .Ntc-.t that tndar gers
its very existence have Adopted. the following
plan, which 10 them seem The only pTac. cal and
certain way OF raising !uuGs necessary to p1rpetG.
ate This institution and place t upon :. basis that
VIII enable 4 to continue is course of usefulness.
The object Of the Association IS to create .e-
leWed interest among al. classes OF citizens
our coming Fair, and a. FLc same time by offering
large inducements stimulate the sal" OF rs f,Cht!s
to an extent that VIII enable II 70 reaEze all
amount adeq uate 10 its pressing wants.
The plan adopted hv the ASSOCIATION As 10 issue
200 90 tickets, ~ fifty cents ticket. the same
price as is usual ior admission to the Fair. w.ih a
coupon attached bearing number the said .icset
emitting the hClCe. 20 admission to Uul Il.
the coupon 10 be retained by himself.
On the last day "t the Fair numbers correspond
ing with the number OF tickets issued vi, be
placed N wheel, and all Of the prizes in another,
when the grand drawing will take place urde: me
supervision of ..e following well known gen.
tlemeE:
!. y. Marks ESQ, Pres ier' OF the Mechanics az
agricultural Fair Association:
SIR-Ne, the uLders igneG. have received VOW
communication asking "ur aid III suptriutc ~
the drawing OF III" Grand Lottery 'he Far
Grounds az your next Fair. ard fully recogn gin.
sOciatiOn has labCIed so earnestly to establish and
believing the plan You have adopted to be tho
oughly practical and We worthy the confidence
and support o. Tie ivn.c, cheeIfGlly comply Win
your request.
Hoping YOU, Association NAV find in Nl- pan
the relief 60 earnest, sought for We Iemaii " :.
g. Tes ,tc,, very truly yours
GENERAL & T. EEAUREGAEp.
Hon. l.. A. WfLTZ
haNOT Of The city OF New Orleans.
Char'es Cavaroc. EGG. Patrick irwin, ESQ.
James !. bay, ESQ. 4. A. whitney, ESQ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

The sIeriA q: the Parish 81 Orleans sell.
- auction thi. Lay. Al $3.50 4 NJ. on The
premises known a. the Delm"Dlc"'s saloon,
on Canal street. between Fulton aud From.
streets. First District, counter fxtUr"s and
furniture. And at : 7. NJ. a. hi>
warehouse. No. - ST. Ann street. between
ROYAL and Bourbon streets, Second District
wines. liquors. groceries, gas fixtures, 8ur-
nitQre, etc,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

The commission % inquire int" he SANITY
a. Geo. 20 Francis Train has no, Vet made
d .epc... and there viii NOT. probably. ne
al. .ctiuN taken iov several day. Tram :
Eealth. il !. sand, i. tailin. last. and Ee Is
row suffering from chill., caused by The
damp walls OF the prison, il Ne" York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Row "a the season of The year when New
Orleans IL IN full bloom. 4 ride 20 the
suburbs. where the shrubbery - inter
sps.s.d with beautiful fowers. - refresh
inc to .he eye. and the perfume !. delicious.
The grange b'UssoA R4in.les with other
rer:uMeG .cwGrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

3'he manufacture OF wine ls coming into
general favor in Albemarle county. Virgin
"a. and il is thought the production tor the
comm. season will be 3o.0oe gallons. A
movement j. on foot N the county comp
= complete wine cellar with a '""'yi'y ~
1uruinE az: 50,001 gallons q: VIZ. :'F ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

After Mr. Dominics Murray ,cnci""es
III. engagement ~ the St. Charles Theatre
be viii precipitate himself NJ 70 III. '"1:
region Of Buffalo. and play : sho:' :ITe'
from whence lie viii SO 70 New York for q
months engagement. and then TO hohI'e"'
win Ben Della and i. c.. :: he o."nInr
CE tho theatre here
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

lilo Cumberland Goa! companies Iav"
fr.nI q .ewsra.ke: Tor their Goa! IN me
Wes. India vor,s. and are preparing Tor
even :ur.hey demand from tina. quarter
These ports for,sevly received !he.r .agr.y
q: cpal :.oIA England.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

I'll, WAGE ..@G.,t.. LAS been ,r:":'L''.
ga. Mr.. Bailey. editor and proprietor .:
tn. Bremona N.vs. formerly ~ tie Heafne
Aq,.e: go: mo difficulty IN Hearne few
Iay, ago. wherein lie received blows ir"I..
III. effects vi wL4ga ne S.c1 in a Jew .4S..~
ar.rwar,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

rie FRS. repors o: the secretary OF Che
J.w.sh Synagogue. Temple Sinai. shows
,ha: the expenses OF construction up to the
1resen: sine have amounted TO Sit'.VOo.
every dollar OF which has been paid. and
there - a balance of $4,000 on hand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Edmund Yates has discovered a wonder
fi likeness between :ne face and :.eufe OF
General Sheridan and those oi the great
NAPOLEON. and now PHI says he can't help
thar c.w!:cf tina. Las taken q notion 10 "a!
nyer his forehead.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

L. Z. Reavis. o: ST. Louis. VIII deliver n
fla: ely lecture OF Che eommercia: pros
peo:. OF .he Mississippi valley. GA me
twert.e.l. instant. He Will deliver 'he
eaipe lecture before the New Orleans
ChaIube. q: Commerce soon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

SohR Garstkamp. State tax collector oil
She Sixth District. notifies parties interested
TIA. State licenses Tor the year lS'' and
STATE taxes for The year 49,, are row due
and aLex!d is pad Immediately 20 save
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

jose Martini Continho. resident OF
Cape Fr!os. in The province o! RIO Janelr",
Brazil, is said to be the oldes: man III the
word. lie was born May 20, 1891. and IS
fhere.oIe nearly 10 years old.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Thomas y. Cooke. formerly correspond
en. @; .he New York HcrdId. is managin ;
editor OF The New York SIN during the alb
scuce.ot Amos Cummings, who has con.
Sumption. IN Florida.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Senator Flanagan. of Texas. sends us his
eneeca +. me United States Senate. On ne
State 81 Louisiana. delivered CE he :"eH'
3y.seyeGtL G,tim@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Troy lady mas JUS: extracted needle
from her leg which was :mbedded :here
xhen she was s year old. ]: renamed
sbry. :. .:.y-.LreG years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

The lishes: point o: Vie thermometer
yesterday afternoon was :; q: Indlahoi".
when. a. MempL,. and E.sAsh;Ts' anu
e.. z: New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

The oyerseers OF the poor in ;ernon.
%owc So. down OIL their annual report
charge o: g. ior taking p"npeEs % Tie
neIageT:e.@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

A ci,ild wa. born a few days since at Nc
Kean.aur.. PenIsy wanna, which welShea
Cniy eigh: ounces, aps the !oca! papers saS
Il is dong wei.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

An Iowa Spectator has stocked large
Farm entirely with geese, with a view TO
Ultimate feather beds. which be thinks will
answss better than any Other investment
In fhas climate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

~ I. A. Grimes, well-knewn eoloIed
81. Minister OF Boston, died tne!e sat
1lrday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Monday .a.. was the first tine :or teveia!
~,.ak, .,.. .le New York papers nave
,.aeLel SIRE Oh lie :E.rd Day .;:eI :LeE
date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

= B. Denslow. Esq. late Of the editorial
stat of tue Chicago Tribune. has abandoned
she worrying slavery of journalism. and
catered upon The practice Of the Law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Ladies' lead dresses have become such
structures now that the hair-dressers have
90 se.itieE che city government for "per-
xuSss.os 20 build" before they can &c. ahead.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

yr. Loul,L. Mayennc, chief c.erk II 'he
sfice Of Secretary OF State las OAK 'n-NAS
loE late Mobile papers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

s+.a.p:,ca. rates on -four from s.. Louis
o. Memphis have neen reduced to fifty
. cents ne. barrel. and on bacon and gram 20
f.:v,y cent? PEE 100 pounds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

An unusual number OF peaches have
formed on the trees IN :his city and v!cin.
nv. and che prospects are tina: the peach
etop w.. be quite large this year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Colere. = Z. Norton, assignee Of =
BIe.sev. invites oids for twenty psiEe's o.
.urpeutin., IL good order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-19

Abort twenty bales of cotton were burned
a, a car al Shreveport, few nights since