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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-21
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF H. F. WADE JR., BANK.
rupt.
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POLITIC1L.

Among the South Carolina Congre ssmen
elect is Robert Smalls the famous colored
steauboa, pilot.
Gen. Banks. Fernando Wood, S. 3. Cox
and ex-Gov WALKER are the men now men
toned for the next Speakcrship.
1t is supposed thar seven Of the eleven pro
positions submitted TO the people Of the Stat,
Of New York az amendments Of the Stat.
constitution were defeated at the last cleo
ton.
The Republican State Committee in Arkan-
sas claims that if there is a fair count the Re
pablcans will have two; if not three Of the
ConRressmen for that State.
The Hon. Jeremiah S. Black and Hon.
Charles Il. Buckalew are the men chiefly
spoken Of By Pennsylvania Democrats as
candidates for Senator SCOTS seat.
The Democrats make up their large major
ky i" G@2eGtss by counting out all r. publ
can members reported elected by small ma
in'ities. They mean to have a Committee on
Elections that will take care Of that matter.
The Albany Journal says that Francis Ker-
nan and Jutg,l hurch are nom lily he lead
ing Democratic candidates for the United
ates Svnatorsnip 10 New York, but that,
very likely, AFTER these geutle man have shak-
n the tree Horalio Seymour wiz pick up the
! fruit.
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THE ELEMkNTS OF THE DEMO
CRATIC SUCCESS.
To the Editor of The Journal:

To The Editor Of the Journal:
That the jublaui tone OF the democratic
press, in view Of the recent victory OF it,
friends is we'll and proper none will deny
But its impotence aid insolence deserve re-
luke; while its presumptive claim Of a VIC
tory a the conservative element Of tie coun-
try in the elections Of last week, is not war
ranted by the facts, when we examine the ele
ments that entered into the canvass, AID to
large extent controlled The result.
First, let us look al the South where tht
canvass began early. Wa itihere conducted
ny the victors on any basis VI principle anO
,vowed fea,y to the Uhion? No. II crop
ped out in intimidation and murder. White
and blacks alike were assassinated by ARMED
hands Uf conservatives, disguised by mask,
Neither sex escaped. Officers Of the Uuiter
Slaves were murderedby these masked band,
If conservatives or democrats, when on dut!
IN the very place assigned them by the nation.
Trains bearing the mails, were stopped b,
false signals. made by the masked baads
CONSERVATIVES for the purpos. of murder.
Such is conservatism in that section.
In the west, Pendleion, democratic cand-
lave for the Presidency, eXclalms 10 he re-
publicans: 1--WE have got you; you have pun
INTO your platform plank in favor OF ten
perance and tile observance Of the Sabbath
and at once appeals TO the twenty thousand
rum shops and breweries III Ohio, 10 come for
ward and conserve the State. Such is con-
servatism there.
Let US look at NcN York as Il representa-
ta.ive Of the MIDDLE section Of our country.
and how stands this question OF Conservatism
there? As a rule il Is tAir 10 judge of parry
ny its leaders and repr sentative men. Lei
us apply this test here, aud see row stand,
Ibis claim to Conservatism. Take the cit,
whose vote controls the State In that crJ
sixty five of the sixty-eisht candidates nomi
mated for Aldermen and Assembly, (and sixty
eight Is the whole Eumocr,) are keepers OF
run shops. This is q fac nut to be disproved,
.or the names and places Of business are both
given. These men to make the laws tor
4, 600 900 people Bat they are conservatives.
Fell ne my fellow citizens if you may, ye who
love justice and nercy, what great principle
these men conserve Is it the moral, the
social, the religious, commercial, scientific?
Is il order, peace aud good neighborhoodF
Who are tie leaders. who put forward these
sixtl .e representative mt NJ John M0rtiss y
and SamuelJ Tillen. Who is john? john!
why John i. pugilist, gambler, the Tam
man. ring master, mighty Conservative, who
conseres The laws by living ia defance OF
them, and aiding men everywhere 20 do the
same. Who is rlden? The same who de-
clared with Buchanan, JEFF, Davis and Cobb,
that there was no power In the government 10
C cree STATE, ald who when called Apon
Cater the attack on Sampter) TO s'gda call
for meeting of the people OF ms city 10 iaSe
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Either of the above brands of Flour will be sold
for lae te4uF=fvT ba;re., anu warranted to give
satisfaction or the money will be returned.
1S-ftF
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-
- H'OhfN STF'FfAGE.


st. JOSEPH, MICH. Nov. IN 1874.
To'tAe Editor OF tie Jouynol
The greatest misfortune the West has to
contend against is being s1 far away, Ifyou
could put the State Of Michigan dawn along
side of New England to-day, she would com
pare favorably with her eastern sisters in GER
eral intelligence. business energy, and in abe,
comfort of her people. Yet being 60 far
away. you look on us as a species of semi
bsrbarians. ard, doubt mt, a large share OF
the readers Of The journal, ualrss they have
"traveled," would &c ike ,he Nv Hampshire
lady know OF. no freely expressed her sur
prise on getting awag cut he:c,' to aua
Cousin John so comfortabi@;' as il Western
people had DOT the means, lie inclination aud
the taste to make tEejr homes Is comfortable
and ot,roo,;,o o., ~, mas, e.s,;l,..,,. ,.,,,l,,
-,
ASH.
On ttIs question OF W oman Sufifage which
Michigan has so lately tested. supposc U,0sf
,bi,Lt,b.,.l,,, ,.c,,,., l., ,h;. c,,,..,
.''s. - '''' "a '''''
&e'"hs o0' Vi 'hetf sphtie' anu """' '"A' -
inement which ladies should have. Iou look
min. a,,,oa.
Vi IL Us 10 pe pu' psfuaiiy eHh'zeu'
1t il, in fact, the better part Of the cnmmu-
nity who are most Interested in Wom.o Snf.
e. I'D Al,
ton. The movement has been fairly inaugu-
rated by the ladies themselves. Ga election
day. one of the lower offices at the Civ Hail
.e,u, e., 49,
nav" oP' "''"'''S" "1.'
greens ana hung Win pictures Coffee. cold
meats and other refreshments hid been pro-
yided. and some twenty or thiuy e ,,,p ,nn.i
NN"eN N"N - ~ '"0'e -'"'-s "a - ~
at the tables, and kept all the voters surriiee
with suffrage ballots Ladies filled the halls
.,d torr;.,d.a ,l., s,,ir,,, ,,.i or.. i,,,
la ,h. salr. Il ,,r.,;,n,s 81 ~. ynt,r,. ,...,
R,..t,, vn,ara h.d has; If !, r,n,[,,,
,ha o.nn,lnt If an nopv Isl;.s SAM. an
al ~ ~. ta,rI, q,,,,,.n = a,1 ci,b.r WI,
ID ..no, n, rho snffr.s,. o,,.s,inn mr. fn,aw.,
"a soon "a nossibln ui,bont vo,ino a, il ,,aII
rho n,,noss ooo1 h,n,r n-ev.iled o,d r.,I.
&c 1,,g,,or c,r,a f,o,, NO bsus &c SON,
,nckIrss voter was surrounded and arrnsd in.
i, silaroo T. w.s ,La o.iet.st ,loctiop 4.
,v.r tnow, !, 6, JIsnnh In ,ll saye IN,
,.ro,d IN ,h. sijawsl,,. II rns.,nb,od a cbnrr,
sociab,a n,o-e han nm oil CHM Tho l,d;..
,s.ra ,r.o,,d Vii Inc or.at.st rosn.c,. N,
,,.,bs w.r., hoard and ont a drr,le, ,r,n an.
,oarod IN ,to Some o,,bon,b =, a 49,, ssl,,n.
r,d oron doors w;,h,n fnrtv rod, of ,b-. b.I.
,'', hoy,'s
Thato,al vote ,cI,s, y,s 40 Mo y,,.. nj,
uano, Snfr,a,,a vas ESQ of which ~ yata.
,..ra ,or II md 30 sg4,ns, rae friends ot
~. ,,nr.m.,, exnoc.ad d.t,a+ arhas mia,
naen oon sdan,,y pre1;c.ed ,ha, ie.s ~ i0f
yotos wonld he cast in ira f.vor. the Id.
80 ~ III .a,;sfi,d M, moi s,casss
IT,, or,,,n,.nts of Wop,on Sn,Yca|,o oil "a,
!, ia sin,,Iv n onee,i.n Of rip,e md INNS,
oon,o
In ls,o ,h.ra uer. c.s, On ,a,o, ~, th
rt;.ct, - NJ, sngr,g. al o,lr on. ma,
,o,oa for i,and ba ,s,a. 81 ,sh moi q hi.
,nsi,;o, thar he will not arkrowloa,a ina. n
49, 5000 ha d;1 ~ ma law id ,ha e,,,
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For Sale at a Bargain.

A CONvEN ENT HOUSE and Stable near Farm
- ers Hotel, will be sold low. Inquire OF VIM.
GAGE.
Augusta, June rs, 1874. june2G-ttf
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'oept slight ab5rasions incidental to such an

.eept slight abrasions lncidentai 10 SUCH an
immense crowd
After the arrival of Miss Cushman at the
hotel, which was brilliantly illuminated.
Downing's band serenaded her, Miss
Cushman occupying the balcony of the
hetel.> A German singing society sang
with fine effect couple of selections. An
immense mass OF humanity filled all tht
streets and avenues around the hotel, at
tracted by the fireworks. the music and
the fame of Miss Cushman. After the
serenadc large number of the most dis
tinguished personages OF the country Were
presented TO and congratulated Miss Cush-
man upon her great triumph of the night
The participants in this ovation to Ameri'
cas- greatest lyric actress concluded thu
night with Il banquet at the rooms OF tn
Arcadian club, where large number OF
invited guests from other cities wer,
made at home until the "wec sma hours.
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| measures to aid the government In It's efforts
to save the MON, refused either to sign the
call or attend the meeting and did neither
This is the gay this great conservative
conserved his country then. And since
the election, standing on Il platform with
that other great conservative, Eaton. q rebel
during the war, makes nn apology for any
| seeming leaning of his towards, the north,
leaving the fair inference that whatever lie did
was done from compulsion, not from any
sense OF duty. But John and Sam are mighty
con- eryatives.
We now come 20 New England. What Of
this section? CASTOR is elected Governor OF
Massachusetts,, and two days after The Boston
papers tell that the American flag foa,s
over the breweTics and distilleries III and
around thar city. Traly great conservative
triumph. Five thousand GA shops resouni
with rel Jicing, while thousands OF The innocent
victims Of theIr business stand amazed. But it
is mighty conservative vie ory. But say the,
VT have given salary grab Its death blow, and
IN the next column exnltingiy exciaim, W.
navt elected Bsnks, Mandy Wood aod Sam
Randall, aH giabbvTs,- Randall the leader OF
the democrats, in favor of thu bill. But then
.hey are nOrle conservatives!
From these facts aud Others of a like ma
lure infer that four elements maiaIy con
ributtd to the result intin iatiDn, money.
murder, rum. 1ntimidaliOn and murder
>nnih rum and money at the North Nom
of them Conservative means when used 10 ob
ala pontlcll ends, but destructive. | turthe
Conclude that the recent victory IS not one oi
he people, much less conservative one; bu'
victory of the discordant elements, held
together by the eletnents before alluded to.
Truth.
Mr. Ho$soek of O He'll, Ill. owning farm,
needed a we'll. and began innocrntlv to bore
for water. Having reached distance of for
" feet below the surface, he smell; some
thing. Nothing daunted. lie pushed iorty
&c, deeper, land them Up came water with
Il vengeance, for il spouted 2U0 ieet into the
,lr, mixed with gravel stones the size ot
aeus' eggs, and covering the ground witt
.and and gravel six inches deep. After some
NE the 1Dw OF water ceased-and then!
Why, then ciue gas. They held Light d
u.ich To The hole, and Their? Why.
htn streak of fame leapgd intO H. air, anc
here was a sound a. of thunder. wiuch could
be heard at the distance of hal mile AT
he latest date these unpleasant pyrotechnics
onilnued: the hole was increasing IN size
he volume OF flame was growing bigger and
bigger, and all the vegetation was tu7ning
1iue Great and horror-stiicken crowds
we're rushing 70 Ghr scene, and agricultural
,ptTatiDus on the iioSsock farm were entirely
suspended. When "A husbandman asks ma.
ure for water, and gets gravel and blue fire,
lie may naturally conclude that something is
up, though that something none can know.
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Our most illustrious queen.


The conclusion of the reading oil the
ode was greeted with renewed applause
and cheers. Further music by the band
followed, when the white locks OF William
Cullen Bryant were distinguished IN front
of the throng on the stage, and the vener-
able editor came forward, receiving a
most hearty greeting. Accompanying the
poet-editor wa4a beautiful laurel crown
resting upon purple velvet cushion, en-
broidered in gold, with Miss Cushman $
monogram at the head of the front square
and that of the club at the bottom. Be
tween the monographs, in gold letters OF
the same design, though not SO large, was
the Latin sentence, "palnlan q'tt sneras
ferat." The edges of the cushion are
bound round with heavy gold cord and
from each corner hung a large gold tas-
SELL When silence had been restored
Mr.. Bryant addressed Miss Cushman as
fol
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THE NEW
W A L T H A NJ

The past twelve months at the walham Watch
Factory have been the busiest in the Company's
history. Several wholly new winding watches
have been produced, and great improvements
ETY. of their standard watches, until now they in.
clude every sz. in both ky and stem winding,
that can be desired, Of every quality and of every
price. At the same time new inventions in ma
chlnery, and other large economies have cheap.
cred the cost, so that at present 1t is not too much
to claim that the Waltham Watches are the best and
cheapest watches in the world. These claims are
in fact, almost everywhere admitted. In this coun.
try it is a mater of fact that hardly any fine Amer
can watches are sold but those of the wallham
make, willie orders are now regularly received
from England, australia, and the British Posses
sions generally, and foreign countries are aban.
donng the hand made productions of Switzerland
and England, and eagerly adopting American ma
chine made Watham watches in their place.
Buyers of silver watches should be careful to
observe the stamp of the Company on the case, as
well as on the movement, as the wallham Watch
movements are frequently put into cases which
are inferior both in quality of metal and workman.
ship.
For sale by all leading jewellers.
Positively no Watches sold AT retail.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
General Agents,
New York, Boston, Chicago, and London, England.
novi0-t&w2m
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n II @ u 3 Il a.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. Nov Il, 1874.

The speeches at all the democratic JUDI
lees manifest feeling on the part of thu
speakers that their success will be bu
short lived, How to make the most OF il
is what the Morrisseys are trying to find
ont
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a " GshlngtOn despatch says lnrT'
probably will be more contested seats IL
the next House of Representatives thai
there have been in any Congress since tbs
commencement of reconstruction. Ad
vices received from various parts Of th,
South show that the Republican candi-
dates in many of the districts hilbert,
strongly Republican will file notices OF
contest ON the ground OF intimidation and
fraud. A gentleman just returned from
Alabama, and who has witnessed all tbs
elections there since the war. states tina
there never has been such intimidation o
Republican voters in many portions oil TIN
South. In all the districts in the North
also, where the Republicans are elected
by small majorities, it is expected that tn
Democrats will contest, in the belief tba
the Democratic majority will seat them
irrespective Of their legal title to the seal
This is the way democratic organ, tn
Cincinnati Enquirer, urges the claim o.
an intlatiohist and western democrat f"I
Speaker of the next House: 1.-The greal
democratic States Of this country az
"Oaio, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, len
'.nessee, Texas. and Georgia. Their rep
presentation in Congress is more than
"fonr-iifths on the right side. They arr
mot only Democratic, but they are thor
'.oughly determined on having an AIDE
"quatc amount of currency furnished b,
"thc Federal Government They consti
cute the heart of the Democratic strength
Tin the next House" Perhaps the hare
money democrats had better not be toe
certain that they can control the House o.
their party on the currency issue. This
q big country, and the wesfera democracy
have shown in all their votes that they AZ.
in favor Of more rag currency.
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NOTICE,

DIANo.FoRTE Tuning, Regulating and Repair.
Il ms. MR.. GEORGE l.. DODD from Boston,
viii he in Augu.ta and vicinity this wees and next.
subsequently every month Work solicited. and
warranted in all cases. Fir-t class personal and
manufacture - reference. Orders may be LETT at
The bookstores OF Frank Pierce and Horace North,
or with Miss Julia Clapp, No 81 Oak st.
\ u, Personal attention paid to the selection OF
instruments tor purchasers, from the first class
makers. nOv4.tlW
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The democrats promised magnanimitl
before the election in regard 10 the distrl
button Of offices. but since election the,
are examining the pedigree and record
candidates very carefully. One of III
first oc their late allies 10 get the cole
shoulder, is Senator Sehurz. The WorlE
disposes of bis claims to recollection il
Missouri in an article in which it says
''Nlr. Schurz's sincerity and patriotism az
mot 10 be disputed. but he has forgotteI
'that political results, such long way OF
lis the millennium, can be achieved now
"only through the strife Of parties, and
'that he who would enectually serve hi,
fellow men in political career must d,
"his utmost TO make his party all that t
party should be, and then his utmost to
''make his party win"
Liberals must take back seats when the
gains are divided, Although they may
have worked for democratic success. they
must keep in the rear until the "dyed il
The WOO" have been served.
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liver. gAldaeys and blood.
personal NOTICE.

All officers, sailors and soldiers wounded rup.
tursGi or injured in the late Rebelliun however,
slightly, can obtain Pension by addressing Or. T..
JACkSJN late Surgeon in United states Navy,
No. I, New Chambers St., Now York Ci V, Com
munloations promptly answered, oct2ilsniiy
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$40 to $1,000 st. pt 9 cent; cent and @@ GS
Sc d Tor pa licnlars. Tumbridge 6 Co Bankers,
Wall st, n. Y. nov3-slnt&wlm
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There is doubt about the democrats
being able to get democratic Senator
from Louisiana, even if they have the leg
stature. The credentials of Go'ernol
Plnchback. as Senator from that State,
elected for six years from 1873, are sill
before the Committee on Privileges anf
Elections. There was a favorable repoi'
made by majority Of that committee
the last session, and it was recommitlt'
on motion of Senator Morton. 1t is jus
possible that this report may be adopted
by the Senate, and Pnchback allowed Il
take his seat before the Louisiana Legi,
la,ure shall have time TO elect Senator
The admission of Piuchback would brin.
up the entire Louisiana question for sci
Element, SO far as the Senate is concerned
Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-08
Saratoga.

AS usual the attendance at the
regular weekly session of the Sara
toga Literary Society last evening,
was very large, and the entertain
ing exercises We're enjoyed by the
audience; among whom were many
young ladies and gentlemen from
the city. The programme consisted
of recitations, original essays, vocal
selections, and a debate.
Col. Smythe read a beautiful
poem, describing the last moments
Of a dying soldier; DIR. Page re-
cited a poem; Mr.. Tousley read an
essay; and Mr.. Smith detained a
Lawyers Address to the Jury in
a Breach of Promise Case" There
were other exercises worthy of
mention, but which are unavOid-
ably omitted on account of a want
Of space to-day.
The debate was on the question,
"Resolved, that it is now time that
the industrial classes of the nation
have a voice i'm the future govern
ment." 1t was decided in the af.
firmative. Col. Smythe led the af-
firmative and Mr.. Wright the neg
alive, the other disputants being
Messrs. Patrick, Norris, and Page.
On next Wednesday evening Col.
Smythe will lecture on the subject
of "What about our Men," and
there will be no debate.
A committee, composed of Messrs.
Wright and Smythe, was appointed
to devise some plan of an entertain>
ment to close the season with, the
last week of this month.
The society will adjourn on the
first of June till September LIST.