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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21

The Dispatch is trying to convince a
schoolmaster that the words Eat" and sin y
mean the same thing. We don't know eX-
actly, but we think there iSa little difference.
This opinion is founded upon reninls-
cence Of our childhood'S sunny days, which
is about as follows: Old John Robinson was
showing in the town of --, since rem
dered famous by the war, and we went.
We had carefully boarded up the talismanic
sum, twenty-five cents, which was the "open
sesame " to the grand moral drama, or, rs it
was called in those days, the circus. But
all human happiness is merely transitory, land
we had not been on the ground fifteen minutes
before, owing TO the attractions Of candy
stand, our finances were in such disorgan-
lied state that we did not get in. But to
this day we cherish the thought that we
were at that circus, land the Dispatch can
never dissipate the pleasure of that belief.
1t is too sweet, and afforded lis too much
satisfaction as we lay in our little bed that
night calmly rejecting, as is our custom
now, upon the events of the day.-Staunton
Times. .... ..- III. . $3.50 IL SD ~. = '-
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Two of our eXchanges-the Bristol NerS
aud the Marion Pdtriot-seem to have con.
troversy about "politics whether it is a
noun singular or plural. They had better
refer the question to the Richmond Dispatch,
which is an fat in such matters. Worces-
ter certainly does define "politic>" as noun
plural, 1.-the science Of government" &c.
Macallay, in his speech OH retiring from
public life, said: 81 have quilted politics |
quilted them without one feeling Of resent
meut,' &C.. No one understood better the
meaning of words than this great master of
the English tongue. But we renew our pro-
position to refer the decision of the question
TO our contemporary Of the Dispdtch.-
Lynchburg Virglntan. ... ... .-... s...
Better not; we should have to decide
that both are right ). -
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The Lawyers Test Case.

It will be seen by our telegram from
Wytheyille that the Supreme Court of APP
peas has reversed Judge WELLroRp's deci-
sion in the lawyers test case. We are glad
that this case is ended, and that it was de-
cidcd as it was. No one has higher opin-
ion of the legal profession than we. AS we
have said before, it is the only reliable bar
rier between despotism and civil liberty in
any free country. The lawyers understand
the rights Of freemen, and it is they gene.
rally that must stand for these rights, end,l-
ring, if need be, obloquy, imprisonment, and
even, as in the case Of Sir Thomas MoRE, de-
capitation. For the sake of their good
record, and because the lawyers ought to
resist the very beginnings Of unjust taxation
as HAMPDEN did in England and our fore.
fathers 10 this country, the people will par,
don our lawyers of Richmond for having
fought the case under consideration TO the
bitter end. We think the ordinance thai
was In question was drawn up by the Tyene
rable Z. R. GRArTAN, who, we learn, whilst
the case was being argued before the Court
OF Appeals, availed himself Of bis privilege
as amicus curtG to Use u little plain language
on the subject.
Now that the case is decided, it will doubt
less puzzle many to imagine why there
should ever have been any doubt as to The
decision. The case presents very different
aspect to us already, though we have moi
seen the opinion OF the court. To tell thu
truth, we were apprebensiye that Judge
WELLFoRD's decision would be sustained
but now that It has been reversed. tho case
seems TO be clearly one that might have beer
| expected to result as 1t did. ssNothing sue
seeds like sueeess."
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RAND ANNUAL PIC-NICO OF Anna
" WON TRIBE. NO: 80, ]. 2; r: NJ. AT HAT
TORF'S GARDEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th;
for the OCCASION The entertainment will be under
the especial charge Of the following named gen.e
well! David ,Lcyshon, William Hardy, Thomas h.
Pollock, Peter Holloway. Neither pains nor ex.
pense will be spared to make this me pl,.nc OF inc
season. Sister Tribes are respectfully invited TO
ion MS on this occasion. Tickets to be had OF Inem-
beers f the Tribe. and at the gate On the day OF the
entertainment. The public generally are respect
fully invited TO unite With us ---~--
Admission, FIFTY CENTS. le Z"-ot
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NFSCANN'S SECOND POPULAR
IYl H'' WEEKLY CONCERT AND P1C-N1

NfeCANN'S SECOND POPULAR
wi u" WEEKLY CONCERT AND PICNIC
gSg Il. J.EykER's Spring, PARK, =, -
Admission IN III Jus AZ shisSs Tor LADIES'
Gales open at a p. Al 8 Promenade music at b J
y the full Brass Band and Orchestra OF the
Regiment.
fFulllg aud) - Entirc Orchestra.
49, $500 PROGRAMAIE-PART -srrt.
l. Me,lcy-Dixie, Garry me Back, &C.,
e. Capatiua, from Solnnambula (Cornet Solo),
\. -Iar = E.&Ua1rt @ s.cts and ~ stones
4, Grand March-Watch on the Rhine! u .aia
- 1.-l-l-.I. a.,.. ~ - To our German Friends
HELP to slstain) Your Summer Band.)
- y PART II.
G. Marselliase TO our Freach Patrons
o. Grand Irish Medley fseleetcd), :,
~ Quartette. Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
8. Grand Lodge Medley. .To'K.P. ana l. y: "; r.
Admission: Gentlemen. CSC. no charge Tor ladies'
Dnndiup from TO Ill. M--------------
. Al The above popular. prices, hope for liberia
patronage from members OF the Regiment anu the
above mentioned societies on next Monday alter
noon. -. r .,ra : : r-.s ~ -,
twenty minutes till termination Of picnic Fare,
Inr each way - -. JAMES F. MCCANN- s.
je I-N Leader First Virginia Regiment Band
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TIRE New Orleans MI

Until yesterday, when weSSsceiysassol u
New Orleans exchanges contaSnhng sne re
port of the proceedings sse hsdh pot bsilevet
that General BEAuREeARD or any other mar
Of high standing participated in the meeting
held 10 New Oreans'l last Monday evening,
which called for equality between the whites
and the Blacks on railroads, IN schools, IN
theatres, STEAMBOATS,, ac.,, : &c &c. But the rae.
is even so. The resolutions were advocated
and adopted by leading white mell-n'et zen, O.
intelligence, property, and character ~. =,
: New Orleans, however, was always GUY
sm aenerts in this country 1t has peculiar
customs, a peculiar history, and a peculiar
population. We are. glad to believe that
there is not another city in the South, where
such resolutions us were passed there. could
receive O respectable vote. i3:ss A,iesa -
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j BIBLIoMAN1Acs.-At the sale of the PER-
Runs! library in England. 81" the New York
9ritune's London correspondent says, the
total product was oyer sl25,Ooo., "More
than four-ffths Of this sum was produced BY
/ fifty.tiye books, and manuscript 81 A MAJ
arin Bible brought SO, 4o0-S17,ooe Let
us write it in words-sevcnteeh thousand
dollars IL. -. n - i-,-I - - ~ -
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MARRIAGES..

Married, In Baltimore, on the 18th Instant at St
Luke's church, by Rev. C.. W.. Rankin, DR.. AUS
TIN BROCkENBROUGH, of Washington city
ter of Lloyd ". Williams, Esq, Of Baltimore. Nc
cards.
Married, on the 18th instant, at the residence o.
the brides parents, by the Rev. Or. Preston. "
MARSHALL PARRISH to NJ. EMMA Nc
GOWAN; all of Richmond. i1. a-
Married, in this city, on the 9Th Of May, by Rev
Father Janssens. Mr.. W. +. MCNAMEE. Of Lynch
burg, and Miss ANNIE G. FOYE, Of this city.
Washington papers please copy. ~.
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:, Mass AsTHoSy,s CAsE.-7-We must say, to
the credit of the profession in Virginia, that
we have never yet heard of even one Of our
lawyers that was such fool as to suppose
that the fifteenth amendment guarantees the
right to vote to women. "" t9
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TAG NEW Mor,vs Pow;tsR, The w heelinp

Tag New MoTIvE PowER. The w heefing
fntetkgencer says: ;, ,.,.,,,..,. J.,
Since the appearance Of our former arti
Gle crowds of persons have visited the room
and witnessed its operation. Without "a
SOLITARY exception, SO far as we have heard
.all have been convinced Of its wonderful
simplicity and astonished at the results &C:
complished."'. -. ~. ,s.t... .ge
will 1t run a printing press, MIR. lntelts-
1e0cera ..s., 80. n r. 90. . , Irrf
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DEATHS,

ELiZABETH Il. HoRD, wife Of D. d. Hord, in the
thrty.ionrth year Of her age shs Leaves = husband
and three small children and many friends to mourn
their loss. SPA 100 .ef .'-
The funeral will take place TO-DAY tsaturday)al
q a. NJ, from her husbands residence, corner Of
MOsby and Fenable streets. FrieidS and accIuaint-
ances are invited TO attend.
Died, at her residence, Ills Broad street. June
10Th, Mrs. JANE BOAZE, wife of Daniel f. Boaze,
deceased, In the 81 xty-seventh year or her age.
voted mother She leaves two daughters aud sisters
and many kind friends 10 mourn their loss; 1t can
be truly said that none knew her but to love her
none named her but TO praise. u 80 - ~
ller funeral viii take place THIS EyENING ut !
O'Clock from the First Baptist church her rela-
lives and friends and those OF her FAN
Invited to attend. @la%"i :.
Died on the morning Of the Goth instant, at
O'Clock, ut the residence Of his uncle No zig F1ftl
street, .iEORGE HERBERT, infant child Of JohI
T.. and the late Mary c. Jones' aged nineleel
Els funeral will take place from the Piue-sree
friends aud acquaintance of the fami ly respect
fully invited to attend. arrlr.HE saHst ft@*
Dicd on Tuesday, June II, 1873, of typhoid pneu
monia, EDNA VIRGINIA, only child of BeDja
min F. and Sarah A. Lilliston, aged one year and
two days -~---...-.....
| Close her eyelids-press them gently
Is On the dead and leaden eyes -
For the soul that made them lovely q. -
Hath returned unto The skies 4 90 i lE
Wipe the death-drops from her forehead,
Sever one dear, golden fress; ..t{tt.g.
Fold Icy hands, al meekly;
Smooth the little snowy dress.
l. sour wet cheeks win miles the pressure -
Il VI sweet lips, so warm and red
Is 'H And our bosom sadly. sadly - I;
Miss that darling little head, ..,gst.
Which was wont 10 rest there sweetly:
And those golden eyes 80 bright,
We shall miss their loving glances-
We shall miss their SOFT good-nigh
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DENTISTRY.

CiHARLES A. MERCER, 0@
-. !. 8. DENTIST.
executes all kinds or work ON. the .NarCRHT
TEETH: Artificial teeth fnsarted on all Tnateria
III use satisfaction guaranteed Charges very rea
sonable. III, - - 80
4 CHARITY work from to 81 r. b. ~ A'tt@
Ofhee, gf3A Aiain street, over ssarke u Hyisnd.
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DRESS GOODS Ar PRIME cos
DIssOLUT1oNs 4 PARTNERSHIPS.

DgSSOLUTHONS e. PARTNERSHIPS.
nISSOtUTION.--Th partnership in the
DLUMBER BUSINESS existing between the
undersigned under the style Of } oSEPH ALI.ARD-
JR was dissolved by mutual consent ou the 1ah
tlay of june, 1873 JOSEPH ALLARD, JR.,
- -. JOHN A. ALlEltS.
JOSEPH 3LLARD, .lR., In thanking his friends
for thcr past patronage, beGs to ask for continu-
ance of the same at the old stand, corner of TWEEN
ticth and Main streets. )e 2i3t"
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EXCURSIONS.
~-~,-,--->-~-f--~s-"- ~---~~->-'r>- ~
CPECIAL SUMNER TICKETS.

THE JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now issuing tickets to BRANDON and return
same day nj 81 for round trip. Steamers leave
daily (Stindays cxcepted) at A. NJ, and arrive al
p. NJ. Tickets for sale on board Steamers ana sood
for that day only. .s..
Also. to Vur de rEau or Old Point, $3.50; TO Vue
de l'tau or Old Point and return, a.
~ Is-1m 49,. L. E. TATUM, General Agent.
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! ETfaGs. Nd

NOTICE. --Ameeting of the subscribers to
IN the capiu stock ofthe CITIZENS BANK OF
.RICHMUSD isavings institutionj Will be held at
the office OF Lyme &c Broth er, 1912 Maih street,
Jppe2sd, at O'Clock r. H., for the purpose OF or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21

NE VAPEIUL bUfLDfNU = UNI ~
j. SoC4ATTONw will hold d meeting IN FRll>Af
'trn Mutual insurance Company. No. IL Tenth
street. Mt O'clock. Members Will come prspSfed
to nay the entrance fee and the first semi montnIy
instafment on their stock. .aas sst ,s.,,.s
Subscription lists for stock may be found at the
southern Mutual Office, with ~ b. Hill at the Pred
$VirCfnIa Hall: j. Thompson Brown, opposite the.
Dispatch Apply early, as It Is being TAX rapidly
lie Is-iw s'ITt' = 10, y. B. HILL, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

Having OIL hand large and well-selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, which
have determined 10 close out before the close OF
the summer season, will sell from this date my
whole stock of
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T OST, on the express train Of Chesapeake
Il and Ohio railroad, last Sunday night. June t5til,
hy-leaf, containing several papers Of no value 10
any one but myself. The Under VIII oe nDG1aI ~
rewarded by letting me know OF sgnSln ~ satnE
GOrdonsyie, Va. LEM E in an
GORDoNsyILLE, June 18th, 1873. j. 1871
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Jun Mr. CLD T HTE G.
10. si517 bsAIN STREET..

& CI0EMTMEE
GUMAER Ca9 THEN G.
no. 1517shzAI STREET..
~ ,ss yss5tSsy@-~-s $500 49,
n atnetace I'd my ctist9sners Asa the public that
have. received my second suppfys66
s-s....,Iss- SUMNER. CLOTHING
for Mems, Youths, and Boys, wear. consisting Of
Diagonal Coats vestg, aud Light Pants: Light
CassfInere Suits: Blue Flannel Suits Algacs and
silk Coats; full line of White and Buff. Liuen
Suits also large stock oi EkElsHIMG GSgps
than any house q the Fly Quality ands tit aet
,TsSfF JULIUS KR AHERS Merchant Tailor.
Garments made TO order. 60 te ag-Lh.s.&In..
cPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
~ u beg to inform my fdends and the public In
general that have Just received The FOLLOWING
goods, which am Offering nc remarkably 10"
lWaITE DUCK SUITS, Il. a1sf
9Ui iJIYEN SUITS, all kinds: 49,
; -. tDIAGOyAL ALPACA SACKS, ,se wy
BLACK and FANCY ALPACA1sACKS,-
y "A large variety Of LIGHT CASHMERE SUITS
arid one of The largest stocks of
NJ, ;GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS ~
In the city; ~ ,trE E $50 .fit+s tsiii .
{ UaH and examine. ~, %; " nos DE-.
4 je 49,. spE3' f'a iit L-.E- t&OS olatn stIess.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
RATHER MIXED.

We learn by telegraph among ct':er
things that
l. Four deaconesses were admitted to &.
Nlarys Pcotestau: Ep;scops.. Church to-
Gay.
g The seventh annual convention Of
the Universal Peace Union is rc. il ses
sion.
3. Mike McCoole and Tom .lle:. ~ a7e
signed articles for another prize sc..i.
In addition to these interesting i:ecs
two paricides and a couple Of common
murders are recorded.
There is 10 special inconcruity between
the religious and the ho,nicidal i.te..-
gence. because until tie advent Q: the III,
lenium men vii! be sometimes carrie. away
by their passions. and blocdshod will follow
il spite Of Christianity and peace socie-
ties. But what shal. be said of the state
Of society which ius:iies the sending by
telegraph all over tie country as impo:.
tant intelligence the news Of . pro-
iected prize fight? Tia: such iarbari.ies
are still practiced is shocking enough:
that men calling themselves deoen. and
civilized, patronize then. is hu,hiliating
enough. but that they should be reco:-
nized as facts Of irteres: to the whole
country to be ADVERTISE: il advance i, too
much.
There was time il merry England
when boxing. or ''tLe noble art OF self
defence" as it was called. was SO highly
priced as an athletic exercise and cr.lti-
vato: o: tli. pla: that the mobiles rs well
as tie rlebeians made use OF it: and thus
accomplished themselves; in that perfect
command Of al: tie limbs. that physical
hexibili:y and tirmness. that o,io..'.,
which follows the regular practice of
p"gii:s,i as = system: Of gymnastics.
From TIL, perfectly legitimate use o: box
in: to tie brutal business OF the prize
fighter there is q s,ea: descent. The latter
cau:.o: os defended; on any g-otnds what
ever. II i. :s AZ occupation. brg.ta!;z.n:
il. is e:iec: OF those engaged in it and o..
the Spectators: and is utterly anomalous
IL Christian community. Ii cannot be
suppressed. however. while the pres,
supports i: by parading its disgusting in-
c:den:s. !an.iliar;z;ng the minds o: our
youth with is slang. and even advertising
il. advance the occurrence Of each demor-
alizirg show. 1: VIII. of course. be diff
cult to suppress altogether q method Of
gambling SO exciting to mems baser na-
tures. and SO supported by ancient usage:
bat the evi: might 3: least he :nitiga:ed by
,:e.:.virg /: Q: tie advantage it gains by
publicity.
u: ali Journal. :-e;e:tI:n: t, :cce:cy
isnoye the degrading spectacle. even il the
omission Of its details should entail some
pecun;ary :oss. I. would soon be regarded
~ derosa:ory to furnish Lew, Of tia: class,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
POLITICS IN SPAIN AND FRANCE.

The great success Of republican gov
ernment il the United. States and the
weariness of kings and priests inclines
France and Spain to adopt free govern
ment.
It las been the greatest proof Of our
capacity 70. self-Sovernnent that we have
been able to indoctrina.e tolerably the in
mense mass Of European opinion which
has entered our country. But the want Of
the great antiseptic of free speech and
opinion renders the adoption OF our In
stitutions difficult. The first step toward
forming republic is to admit all
men as equal political integers. This
constituency comes together. and decides
to delegate executive. legislative and
judicial powers under certain limitations.
The definition and limitation Of these
powers is called a constitution. Beyond
this limit of power the agents Of the peo-
pie can not 60, without amendment of its
letter of attorney.
NOV, lie ittGtt Cl tUc L leuNU hUA
ish people seems to be that body elected
as Parliament upon the violent over
throw Of another form of government be-
comes ipsO focto a government with I'LL
limited powers. We have seen Presi-
dent chosen, not by tie people, but by
the Legislature A Ministry has been
balloted for in like manner. and the
representative body not only claims uu-
limited power, but declares itself in
effect permanent body. These
States can have no republican government
without convention representing the full
powers Of the people. IS representatives
o. this power tley must report their
action to the people, to be approved Or
disapproced BY suffrage. elections Or
cered. duties defined. and penalties ios
abuse OF trust prescribed, then this s2-
pertinent Of free government ma; De safely
and. We trust, successfully made by the
born subjects Of {. monarch. Until this
dee cation OF power shall have been regu-
i":i- AID properly made, we Confess
a do. .bt q success. 1t is time to dissuade
the puolic clina Of the belief that any
people IS 1T 70: cepublican institutions.
Tie renlb.ic; u tle oll zine perfected
those institutions, when they became idle
md corrupt. Many peoples upon our OWL
con: ne2t haze adopted the forms Of free
government, an: are now little better
than the serfs Of ambitious chiefta;ns.
We repeat our own difficulties in preserv-
ing this freedom with the tendencies Of
the times. But a nation which as:ires to
sci: government mus; watch and pray az:
arm. and deny itself as the candidates for
,,...i ~htLood il the days Of chivalry. 1t is
only through the possession of sterling
,.alties Of manhood and wonanhoc 1
hat the rights Of treemea ca.. be adopted
and rerpe.uated.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
THE MANIFESTO Of THE LIBERALS.

The Liberal party. which was Justly re-
gartiel as very important iutegec OF the
late fusion. has sisnalized its withdrawal
from the rather Improbable alliance by
publishing Il manifesto. We have read
this document with some care and 4 certain
degree OF pleasure. l: contains sentiments
wiic,. Republicans have been fighting for
during many years. Had it been pub
listed one YEAR ago and subscribed to by
any cousili.:a.,!. number of influential
citizens. j, would DOUBTLESS have been
productive If NOS: excsilen: aad desirable
results. BIT .. We ca: nc: expect Amer
;cai. citizen. t. be always able 70 make
t-.ir homes: convictions Q: principle to
sui, tie e.le..eno: Of tie time. i! ma: be
accepted - q fac: tina! tie portion OF the
public known as Liberals have not been
abb. a: AZ earlier Day to embrace tie Pc
cU::a, political f..,L which they now pro-
ie... l: viii be seen tina. they have gone
as far rs the reason Of IL. case requires in
reDu, !!cal:s..l. o.. :.s the worthy gentle.
men themselye, would have styled it not
long since. radical;sm:
We intend 70 AMI viii enforce the right.
o. o..c roi0:e. te.icw-c:.::egls t. the fUlies;
eoioy.ncn. 0: Al. the rights possessed and
eniovei hy white men: o. the right to
travel on railroads and steamboats,. enter.
:alrme;lt ~ hotels and restaurants. seas az
all places %. public amusemen. o. enter.
ta;nmen:s. and 10 public institutions. e..uca-
::ona. - otherwise. sUbiec: only 70 the same
restrictions. an! conditions. and rules as
are applied 70 white men. We deem II un-
Jus. ~ exclude any "t our d.cen: and we'll.
.eiaveG fellow CITIZENS from tac tL!les: e:,.
;cyIn.ut o. :h. means o; improvement. ant!
W. bale" me ,L... ~ ;Io raC., come in
Se:.ac; i.. '-1:e. WI he .ile opinion. .....
greater vii! oe tn. vrs.:e'. CT each 'or the
oti.er. I. /. -. o.. means ~ which fin.
:nuc.a..cn .n., >. .a.i foc aii..t- ana con
cord. We announce il as cU: frm belief
:hat in the future political contests the
III CHEST iaith ,houlG be carried OF: with our
colarai citizens.
Wa. :l1iS v.sv. AID in order to safety
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
The INTEREST ON The PUBLIC DEBT.

The INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The New York political writer's are busy
i;ls: now in spreat:in: reports that this
State is not paying interest Oh its bonded
debt. but is enGcavorinG t. receive the
credit fox sucL al: act o. honesty. while
tie money is 10: fo:thco.ning Under t--e
pre.ense Of judicial injUnc:iors. I-.e,e
anxious inouire-s atte: trutl. declare ;;a:
tie INJUNCTION !, .esor;eG to tc Hide tie
ha-reaness CT ;.c treasury t.cH. :Ae IuD-
lie.
There Is money e:.o;icL L. &c treasury
aow to the cred. Q: tie interest t.Ld to
pay ell the outstanding coupons tia: ma
tured in JANUARY ard February last. Mos:
OF then. have already LeeH casLet:. as tie
New York ;ilalciecs know. whatever tie
politicians ,..ay think or say abou: il. At
az early day il July there will be enough
to pay the March. April. May ard J.ne
coupons. Bat ye: the iniruc.ions against
all disputed bonds vii! be respected by
our fnancia! officers unit! they are dis
solved or set aside by competent author
:ty. This State VIII pay its honest
debts and resis: those which ought not
to be paid. regardless of what tire New
io-!. ...:j,..'. :isr..' aLl: ;:u.'' :..av .:y
about it. and .vsn without consulting that
mos: stupid and conceited concern called
tie .N,';o.. Business men who have LOU
is.ana coupons corst..: :Leig New Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

The Hsgn! is very much at Sc. con-
cerning the issue OF the North Louisiana
railroad bonds. In order to set it rigt.. We
fee! it to be our duty to publish al IN
early day. the judicial proceeding had ii.
this matter. for the purpose OF yindicat-
ing the official action Of Governor ke,-
logg. We are 10. fully satisfied tha: any
such explanation i, required by tie
public at large: bu: shal. do it to- the
benefit of our neighbor who is sometimes
unfortunate in historical recollections.