New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-11
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GLEASING>.
II is grat.ivrg 20 observe the cheerlu4 anu
patriotic spiri: manifested by the gehue
men who are hit byGovernor Kellogg otoe1'
Several prominent Republicans VINO nave
held two Offices icr a long time past,frankly
admit the Illegal practice which has gTcWn
up 10 be a Dad ore. and congratulated Dis
excellency upon his trmness IN correcting
the abuse even though his polItlca. frende
were the chef sufferers. This, we believe,
is but al Indication of the greatly improved
spiri: which TIE new officials are ,ntasing
into all the branches Of tie government.
The Louisiana contest puzzles European
journalists as bad as did the mysteries oi the
Schleswis Holstein question our domestic
cnatlercs a lew years ago. One able wIl'fT
who thinks he knows all about II, Cis-
cants at length upOn the effect OF The
recognition OF the Kellogg government by
the President, plainly implying that kUch
recognition has erected Louisiana into al
independent nationality, with which dlp!o-
matte relations on a grand scale viii sOoI
be opened with the {" mother countries
But it remained Tor German editor il
StuttgarGt 70 climb 10 the apex o. absard
lty. 4 lady traveller. a whilom resident OF
New Orleans. now temporarily sojourning
in that delciously stupid nook in Father
land just meD toned. writes 70 relative
here as follows:
Please send NE some reliable information
as 20 what you are doing II Louisiana. IoU
will scarcely be able to realize how thor.
oughly we are bewildered by the intelligence
that reaches US through the newspapers.
Judge, however, by this Il ansation from the
journal published here: The revolution
il Louisiana still, continues, Pirchback
bas armed the negroes. and, Joining his
forces with those of WaTmoth. is march
ing on Washington
In the language Of Cal Wagner. "How's
that for highf'
Many OF the sh:pmasters have tteir wives
with them, and for their sake alone we
know the gallant Administrator of Improve
ments viii promptly respond 10 the ap-
peal contained Il the annexed commuItca-
ton:
Mr.. CLEANER:
For two weeks pas: small gang have
been employed in repairing the ievee ID
the First District, and, IN leveihng 1t OF
they have used the batture mud, which,
after rain. makes il almost ankle deep.
VIII Administrator Lewis be humane
enough toward the shipmaster, and those
vino are obliged TO pIod along the levee,
whether wet or dry, by sitting few shells
upon the muddy surface =
There are several piles OF shells II the
Fourth District that have lain there for Il
year or more. That district being hand
sOInely sheileG, from one end 20 the other, the
surplus shells can well be spared 20 other
districts, thereby doing Justice 10 a. those
who pay !evee dues. y.
Attidavits are in course Of preparation
against nearly al! the leading FusiOnists,
we learn. This is as i should be-espe cial-
ly if they intend 10 "agitate. agitate," and
to stir up opposition TO the government, as
threatened. Pa: them on the defensive
employ them actively IN keeping out OF the
clutches OF the law otticeys-and they viii
have ,ess time aud less inclination than
heretofore to :IGulge IL stI;fe breeding.
Major c. 2. Atmore. general agen: Of the
rrSaL UOI lutiI route 10 LOUISVILLE anu VIC
res: o: the world, pas sed through New Or
leans to Galveston. Oh railroad business.
last week. he will return soon and remain
here several days, and we print this TO VAIN
him that the boys are organizing attacks
upon bis wei! established reputation for
sobrie:y and nigh moral conduct.
= motion was made, yesterday, IL the ST.
preme Court. for the admission of T. Morris
Chester. colored graduate of one of the
inns of court. Of London. England. The
motion was made under a recent act of the
Legislature, known az "act No. %" and
was founded upon an affidavit made by Mr..
Chester, that he was a citizen of the United
States; that be had been admitted as bar
rister in the superior courts Of England.
after three years study, and that he pos
sessed the necessary qualifications emitting
him 20 such admission.
The motion was made by + II. Shannon,
ESQ. counselor a: law, Of this city. and
wa. granted by the Court, Chief Justice
Ludeling remarking with the policy of
the law we have nothing to Go; It is cur
duty TO carry it out as enacted Mr.. Morris
then appeared, and took the usual oeth as
an attorney and counselor at law. and
thus became member of the bar OF the