New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-12
Immediately After the Adjournment.

hour of its INA. a. i,Ir!inea'. on thursday
| night last.
Lieutenant. Governor Antoine hal w:s".y
| and generously furnished n h.. oE-'1te
| room a basket or more o: ne 5e-t '"And oi
| "Kgug." where the Senators ana Others
| r3esen: were invited - repair AMI rart"i',.
| After ono round a: ;...s agreea3le eEec-
else was gone through with. loud calls -;
speeches We're heard IN t,o Senate cha:n-
Der. Immediately adjoining. Some "1e
moved that Senate: Anderson take =.
char: which ne did am..: :nu"h enta--!-
a,n.. ali p:oceeioi u ga. the :nce..ns
20 order
Tn. next ca.. was f.. speech t:o.n
Senator A. B Harris, u Conc0rd:a, vino
took the stand and delivered one .: his
usually happy and appropriate efforts. lie
congratulated his brother Senators and tie
country Oh the grand success IN tae tor,Ia-
ION ot a permanent legal State government
n Louisiana. and upon the generally con
ciiatory and conservative legislation OF ne
Dodv ,ust adjourned. General prosperity
dawned upon the future OF Louisiana, and
!. only required tirmness and good faith On
the part OF the friends OF liberty and good
government 70 lead and direct our State -
the high and commanding rank among Ter
sisters OF the Union to which her geograpn-
cal position. salUor!0us cline and rich So.
all entitled her. HIS clear. clarion voice
rang out full OF hope. amid almost constant
cheers. and mis- distinct words and WEI
rounded periods abounded IA Wit. humoc
and point. Ills etfor. was most happy and
appropriate. and was received with ouc-
bursts OF enthusiasm.
At the conclusion OF the remarks o. Sana-
tor Harris. Senator W. Jasper Blackburn.
OF Claiborne. was called 70. with much fey
vor. who took the stand amid shouts AMI
hearty huzzahs, and proceeded 20 address
the assembly in his usual earnest and as
tinct manner. He was glad 10 appear be
fore public crowd in the city OF New Or
leans at the present tine. under auspices 50
favorable and opportune. He imagined .e
te!t something like Moses did when ne
stood upon Pisgan and viewed the promised
iand-w.th the striking difference tina. Ae
felt assured he should reach The promised
land. n 4 political sense. while poor I.i
Moses had been previously assured .e
should not. But notwithstanding the MS
sion o. Moses was more of an eCcies!-
ast,cal character. and had re. with
a little persona. failure N :Le final
COnsummation. there was still d striking
resemblance between that mission and the
mission OF those in the South who had led
the hosts OF freedom Tor the last few years
for the last many years. Moses wandered
n tie .derness for forty years and was
often pU: 20 sore trials and straits. When
about 20 tarn5h re would call upon tie
God o: Hosts for succor. and was fed .,r
miracle VITA mama show"rrd down :-om
heaven. The God of !sr.e! AID his n.ni.-
tecinS ar gels nah looked down n constant
taNo: and gedeemIng re!ie: upon Old Moses
il all MS ::.blitat.uas and TRIALS. IN the az
ComplIshment ot :lis great and s!ori"u:
mission: while our nses;on-the Mission Of
the Republican 2arty-oeing more especial
II political mission. we find -e.iet and
Consolation i: tie hands OF PEes!den. Grant
and the nationa: Congress. :be representa-
tive head OF the intelligence and c!v!.:.:..-
tion of America.
Senate: Blackburn made some most happy
and appropriate points. and was mosl en-
tnUsias.ical!y cheered throughout. !:e
spoke AZ some length or the distinguishing
points OF difference between a nationality
and d contederacv, and showed how a "a.
-. Ill -,
and protected blm in his liberties. while
under the sOcalled sectional sovereignty ot
the confederate system. communities and
localities We're permitted to ensiave the H.
Iividuai and sell him INTO bondage. AZ
these points ne was ciee.ed most Upgo.l-
ously. But. saiG M. Blackburn, "as
this is more an occasion o: fun. good hu1u"T
and merriment. than one ;OE the discussion
of the ..bstguce science Of government.
I will proceed il this strait! no further. but
will close my remarks with the reading rt
a resolution which moment ago pre-.
pared. 1t is fun, Of course. but is aimed 20
have some point II earnest. nevertheless
Sir. Blackburn read IS follows.
Resgirri. Tia. the moon Is made of green
cheese. with - mountains" III il. but IL
thereby and Therefore none the less whole
SOME and essential 10 the existence of n!aG
and other animals an! t5:e. upon this
earth and in the Sca-anT :nU.e ar less thsn
Is Congressional! recognition necessary 10
the continued existence OF tina: queer non
entity in mora. ethics and political economy
known as tLe " NJ EneTv GJyernMent. So
called.
Rcso'red. .frrt,.r. That copy Of these
resolutions 0e ~ once Transmitted to my.
Car,enter, of ta. United State. Senate. =.
noe genus anne and pa" "obiic .f.a''a!,. Tor
their due consideration and Immediate ac-
tion, and as a proper token OF respect and
high appreciation Of the clear. logical and
lucid manner and spiri. III Whirh they have
recently comprehendet and expounded the
political and legal status OF "LOUisana
affairs" so-callea-said resolutions to he
accompanied with lock of hair Tor wool.
as the case may be-. from the Ge.o:ed head
OF each Senator upon this door.
This brought down the house in dea.en-
ing applause and. on notion, ;he rcsolu-
tions were adopted by acciaInatiou.
Senator Ingraham was next called ont
and made some well timed and patriotic
remarks. amid repeated cheers ana roars
of applause: 1T the conclusion OF which the
-"oicod crowd retired amid much glee and
good cheer. The na:iona. Congress neve.
got on anything better OF s.u!..a.s oc>A-
son.
Tri: Very Pr: HAVANA (IsAR>.-it
Eh"".i he g source OF C0ngr"-U.at.Vh 20 tha
LabI;u.s OF ta-oLieie: street that Nessrs.
Ed. l.. Xo,! 4 Go. ha-e established: '''eir
cigar -:c:e - TIC .0.1G1 Of Cana. stg"et-a