The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06
THE EFFECT OF THE LATE EXPO
SURES.

e try under he accumulated evidence Of FRAUD
: and corruption in their ranks. The Repnbli
t can party is like fair-seeming apples, rudy
E and healthy-look;ng outside, but rottel
: to the very core within. Every inclsior
9 reveas to the alockes ens disguised
people suce sauseatins spectacles as
+ kellogg's check POO q Brltlesss carpenters
, 1ushins's and shandler'e ietter,s ans nc
decent slen o. enc farty eligLs eosee sly
o presented ~ Nash Or ssne G|hee T.rto Slis'
as standin ssv,s Pie rapidly slorti SIN, carcass
10 b tdicalis. solCe & sles GC.,ss ant ..s-
pairing e. shasge sle iaS@ - soon as aaeeel'
r. sect . .. .. tsst 4ecqsirs Sss sat sss-
sle
Some o. sts critics. ia ts.e sart.se sousnass
enc extremely 81 eniouw and shs slit,ss 0e-
sssse credit DOR theF abiliS III es dea.ov!ns 20
) ms9e the worse appear the fettea cause But
no smount OF double -sgiste3 ingenuity 30
amount Of sophistical argument can etfa~ che
mute but oamnl Q evidence Si che ehecks
and 2,tters shich were clptures ofeo Oh.
usurpes fngloriouslv fled from his strong loid.
( Atter al the .lis OF words ana tbs elamor
Of interested pata.sars y Dyers those ehedas
will remaia, and ike the bloody we ess upon
the hands OF the murderous Macbeth. ana cal.s
no lie washed cut fy ak @gre4 Neptuntss
o(ean~ 81, eos saie the Perfumes es
Araf,ie eae sus+tea shis" b.,a tGss"4oas
iusinesa
Oh. srsne Of asadse.A 10 ssayes Dis
Qio4k ana eelt's soserciga oa,a aztec
ais aot slore easfs shat eie conspiracy ~fiicle
e ere Gcl3 tlos. snnihiLsea soseeeign
STATE end eonvte.e& be~t,etAt L1ess&ae
snss fatei satrarss
sTanyss .he 1eslinsR Pes o. % sests:51s
60 Gefen3 Gle setion GS eleir leaders in gtlis
bushes cave cad the manhne5s end indie
pendence 90 come 0lt III article severely
denunciativfs ana among Sheo 90 noe
specially the philadelphia; Saqaapls Rttt,bog
Uispotch Washinton star et.S
The New York Herald, in o lengh9 a@L;ta
whica aartS ssce~s Gus's sud GarRenteN
says:
But lie the same time De enet4book ais
closures have an unpleasant look. They sug-
ges, poi OF professional morals that onght
to pressed home Upon attention OF lawyers
VINO are members of Congress, and al 50 law
yers who d. susine IS in New York in /. strange.
loose way. There is good reason why
lawyers serving in either house OF Congress
may not argue causes in the Supreme Court
under the restrictions which We will presently
indiclte. 1t has always been customary in |
this country. and supported by such lawyers
as Pinckney, Sergeant Webster and Reverely !
johnson. the custom has passed without 7
" mhlrc of
tue British House Of Commons. have always |
pursued the practi e OF their profession unless
they consented to take office
Brougham had a severe struggle with HIM
self when his party pressed him to take the
Lord Chancellorship and to the end OF his lite
he thought it a mistake to have rellnquished
his large professional gains viii h he might
have retained as a simple member of Psriia-
ment But it is not only Objectionable but
for members OF Congress- to go into
the Supreme Court with heavy retainers and
argue cases involving the same qeustion~ on
which they will af..rward be called to act
in their legislative ctnacty. Nothing is easier
slan to rel resent lneir counsel tees as bribes
and it might sometimes be difficult to rapel
the accusation. Undoubtedly this practice
ought 10 be condemned and abolished. 1t is
more :han indeli.ate it is inconsistent with
the high measure Of professional and political
honos
The New York Tribune which has t4every
ko,4 +hoo,.,; :. 80, ~
~P ~ = 80 % ~ 'he
Lou'staha leVoiutio1e ana whose afucles on
he trousees-their cause &.ld their effect =
have 10 en- The most fir and exhaustiyx has tho
,aua; -. - j
=,
ne i'epuoiSal parry h's succeeue" @tth-
'rt" because j, had profound Convictions and
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'oieu nation .. 20 'nilSs IN winch " tie
I'VE '"o ~oieit 90 20 TIMING h"i ilhl'e {
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!, AIDES tha haf'efss she 0lohey-cban&"fs ah& :
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y ieEsriS on VI mart; "a k"S GopGiS
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