New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
"oNcE MORE UNTO THE BREACH"

ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH"
Mr. Ogden e1horts his friends to make
another effort, and thinks the sham show
of lot of gentlemen making continual
claim" may ripen into fee simple, while
| the failure to do SO would be constructive
abandonment. This is very good advice IN
an action Of ejectment, but is not at all ap-
| plicable in the present case. If the reason
ing of Mr.. Ogden be correct, that there
has been as yet no decision Of the LoaisI-
ana election, and his statement Of facts be
| correct that Congress is determined to
| make such decision, there would seem no
| especial reason for Withdrawing such OF
| these genelemen as might now be admit
ted into the State Legislature, and sub
jecting them to the perils of exclusion,
arrest and imprisonment. 1t is not kind
for counsel to go of to Washington and
play the agreeable to the Republican Sen
ators while he clients encounter all the
troubles of the law. Any incidental riot
that may grow out Of this assenblage will,
| Of course, convince the world that Louisi-
ana is in state of ANARCHY" The reso-
lutions adopted at the Ogden welcome
meeting deneunce fearfully any delegates
elect who shall take seats in the Republic
can Legislature here until Mr. Ogden
shall have secured seats with the Repubi-
can legislators at Washington. This is
doctrine which might provoke retort,
occasionally employed by those upon
whose heads some ambitious ruler sets a
price, The prescribed publishes another
handful in which he offers still larger
premium for the head of the ambitious
rulero What right had Mrs Ogden and
his friends to vote for tho Republican
high tariff aboliti onist Greeley or 20 make
alliance with him whons tho Democrats
called the worst type of sarpet-baS rob
Der? They chose to do so, and have been
held to no responsibilities Some of their
followers may choose to fake sea! IN
Republican Legislature Have :le? got
the same ri ht to a political discretion in
the PREMISES Not at ale Me Ogden
and the Democratic clique now concealed
in the oil jars of Fusion awaiting the whis-
tie of their chief to sush out end resume
the suspended work Of political spoiiatlon
forbid 10 Discipline muse be preserved.
If the populace are allowed 10 exercise
the same conviction as 20 who they should
vote for, or what other political set they
should perform, the sway Of shss sr.ssoczscy
would be aS an ende
1t is therefore that A5rosa.eEs ses e.
holts his friends 20 come once more unto
Che breach, to shout and make : Chinese
clamor and slangor (which viii territy 81
antagonists and awaken the mos: drowsy
and inattentive member II the ''S!eepy
Hollow" st Congress Hail. .leantlne
Advocate Ogden will retusn to lis pos.
and cal. the attention o: Congress to tie
spontaneous ebulitions .f ropueasiiscon.
tens, whicls eas only J.. appease: i,'.
distribution Of tho loaves and fishes. OF
bs the turmoil Of 8 new election. J: Is
always pleasant to note the sudden change
o: zone snd features which distinguishes
the skillful actor or advocate. To-day
Oratos Ogden .lenounces Repsb,ican'sm
as radicalisme He.xho:ts his friends 20
resist Republicanism as curse. A'soon
as the sleeping cars ea,: iess: lin 70
Washington he v,l! Be sending II his
card with the compliment. 81 the
season g every Republican snatos.
Would these gentlemen sunYcse that
the Zip now wreathed IN tomp!i.
ment. had recently uttered anathe.
uas against the abominable party to
which the Senator complimentei belongs:
Not at all. ;et such ma: be tie extra.
ordinary change of tone and v:sage be.
tween Advocate Ogden ienorncine Rec
publicans IN New Orleans and .Ls same
gentleman presenting. with lis known
susvity Of manners the ;aos: favorable
view u the Louisiana case 70 tie .eoub.
!ican Senator'S a Washington.
We nave eaken occasion % "a: hereto.
fore chat this pestilent Invention. The te;e.
graph. destroyed the Democrats party
by placing the free Grads Denaoc,a. il
instant contrast with the tariff Democrat.
1t also slowed the ''Ssates rights Demo
crae'o: the South hobnobbine with the
sLife ss Che Nation Democra. OF che
Torthe Tho same exposing agency vii!
shosT che Republican Senators Ogden be.
fore sis constituents, as they viii them.
selves see tho same gentleman appealing
to Republican Justice we a.s confident
he would have eeceiveS .he sa-se.ouf.
seous hearinge and the same Just decision
upon his ease. undes argument. IS it he
had treated his Republican fellow citizens
Of Louisisns with tie most sss:.s:flI
!
PROGRESS OF ST. LOUIS. :
esoe Satisfied with the csuar annual |
exhibis Of commercial growth published
by our OWL and other cities, the st. Louis
papers are out with semi-annuaI state. !
meme demonstrating the rapid growth 8:
that sity in population, wealth and induse
frye We can nos, of course coniense the
details into an article, but s-e snays cor.
graduate our sister city upon Hes extraor- !
binary growth, and ourselves spon the
growing necessity for the Mississipps and |