The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-05
SOCIETY as SEEN BI"WAR.
HICK." ="

-t'"s .t!s ~,
I ThursIay afternoon "Narpick,,' don
ming his reporters garo walked ~leisurely
out Canal street in searcl, of news. The
afternoon 'waa pleasaut, more like the cool
Stirring, that otherwise Vehicles of every
description WERE soescaaihe g by 11s, and q
Ike Joyous smiles Of the occupants, We
! came to the conc!u:ion;thatsstt. Il wasI vsell'
~ them. We then nioue;,Hss Of the sta
til: Of .oc;et:y in the northwestern portion
). of Orr =. There assassination and
a:,7r.3er ,f.;,r, ,"prome. Men for their
political o},i.:ien no aeing cruelty muir
tgzr@ed, u11a this too in me- when civil.
zsttsiou be<:sts:her highest sta :e, ard our
country is on: :the zpad to<paosberit3.. Our
mind wandered to the middle ages wi,;.nsl
church bigotry was at its height, to see if
we could lind q parallel during four cel
turacs Of tine for the damnable o1,trages,
daily occurring, which are furnishing the
fair t.'2o Of our State. During the reign
Ct Cromwell of England men We. tried for
t..iiei!r Political oftat,acess' "a mock trial to be
,re) Int still=it he'd tic ss1u.b,1lace Of an
i: Here ir cnr State men are a1ttr!-
'e',.., .o6attriaSll,. t*s *t.sftio>:s warming; by
~ -. ve LESS 4y1f:a:ittthe 1nasnaaniiiri;;tty
,ose %:!!to III 1attles before. It >stril; Is.
{ reptile. that yes win be erin;;.tca
Low !onss:t1Ass' ontr. .seIeys O to 1t
, 60 unpunishcd, ut ise ~ to ,x rs if
,mpt to predict; bat 1t sesA- :,o to sn-
81" II lygg mniiggssttt;j ID 1omsth&. ,71,;s
:rc peace RIA order i'll orr laiidzs*. ".
len Of appealing =. the parent COVER: =
tent every time ~, Outrage is committed {
a false one. In ?enisylvania Wherever t
l=re is a miners riot, the Governor there =
I anells it by the military power Of the
tate. So it is in New York and other !
'octaern st,t:,a.. Coy. Kellogg should 1T
t.; to make tho effort, even If, n the 1
&c impoverished the treasury Of {
e Stare. ~. +
Arnou,;.tEa :sw' pleasures we layo b3en ,
Ills summer, ncna lave beeu
lor, so :izaa The c%zo17et parties at the
,~si,serca q the Hon. VIM. &. Brown. s
re evening this week we had The pleas |
~ cf Attending enc qS tttaess OFT aoor par t
es: and NJ tl5 poli}s iay;!a-:y:i Of ArS. {
10 play :. game, vi c:sose THO Drawn .
III and na'tat tl,eiae< tae la:t> aaa pre- :
a1el ourselves Tor the slaughter. The Z
anne was rot f',;*..lo3 however,, darkness '
,u,,ailins the players 10 stop. among j
&c company we noticed Misses Shines, {
yer, Dunn, Uorse:,- Neace1.s, a2i
&c Kisses Williams, Ness:s. Eoz''o2aa<gA, :.
::ab.-, Hosgett, OaasaaS;s, 'BxIatt, ra:er- |
,estl:c. a2i S.taraes. IuIaa company re- ]
aired to the ~i,aHlo,s ";heae several. et7a'- ,
ON vere made thereto by TIE arrival o: .
ifrs. E. Il. j. T.. and Miss T. The last :
AIMED hdy iszan addition to society, ihsn'f- .
e1ae;attractive and accomplished. Ger
e;;nly she must have been=pleased mt tho
OF her reception Some amused +
aen,seiyes by playing checker, others in ,
lay;.g chess; Mrs. H. in the Ia=anduao n
.viT5aing the toa1pazy hgaplayiW one O. !
;iaf,ntba:h's operas. The bell rang just at {
MS tiu1e, and the company. wera agrasa 6
~ surprised whea Col. John y. Ro1oor- i
agia ent-rea the past1dr in company with I,
.iss J. Il. and Miss E. P. Miss n. after =
A. usual salutotions Ind been passed anx :
,us1v INQUIRED if We had ros1 Mrs. Hem t
Is works, 10 which. we repliel chat we t
al read .Iho Vsy2srs Of Pst.nerano' which, j
said to have been her best effort"
The lady then. comaeneed. 70 esitisise :
10 plasy We had namad: when We vera
by Miss D. and MI Fayer-
Gather singing 4 duel, Which vas done !
, g manner that dld th4sians credit. Every
me we meet Miss M--we are entertainedi 4
y herin 2 mnnner.so selfpossesing, andt
Aow OF wit SO pleasant, that We
sometimes wish ed that We. tu
yncnever u thoussh1sts run il that direct
ionC Col. 4. massive tame risen before
is, MISUNDERSTANDING. Mrs. Brown IN
III &, feaara 4 Pleasant half hour
"a, a. 81 s5pEsat IN social conversation. The
vta:!,,s ,.ess,l-o c41eea after = waltz,