The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-19
sec,sqY Az SEEN By WARWICK

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SOCIETY As SEEN BY WARMER
n,,o +ro,,,n,es Of the past week, during
u,;ch lime our State has passed from the
hands Il Republican to Democratic rulers
hsn n,ode social enjoyment simply impos-
~ ~, ,r,o week has been one of anxiety
1"ao xc;tcment. Many lives have been
"or;6cea. and many MANNED for life. At
s.e,cot every thing is apparently quiet,
poace having been restored. Next week
Va shall witness another change, this time
tits to be hoped, peaceably aud for the las:
t;ma. There IS an evil in this State which
is apparent to oil. 1t is the outgrowth Of
m intense partisan feeling which charnc-
terizes tho times in which we live. The
most brawling, f1irpant ind frothy> par
tisn-the man who can make tho most
noise, and promise the most--is sure to
win the day against the calm, sedate,
thoughtful man, who with brain power
and u discreet and honest life, has too
high a sense Of the amenities oil life ind
the dignity which belongs to. the Office
sought, to enter the arena in a contest with
a brainle>s and corrupt political fool, who
offers froth for thought and b~raggadocio
for brains. Let us have hereafter for u
rulers, men Of high character, capable and
above reproach. The republicans Of this
State must look for such men md honor
them, and not to mere partlsans, if they
would redeem this State from the stigma
and reproach which now stains it.
The Bulletin in it's evening edition
on Tuesday last, had the following article.
l. We learn That there was a very pleasant
croauct party yesterday afternoon. during
the troubles, at the residence of ex-!;uper-
iutendent Of Public Education Brown,
on Canal street, attended by Il fair assem-
blago of dusky bellies and beaux, in which
the Display Of hosiery was only equalied
by the animation of the participants. We
regret to hear, however, that the reun'on
OF Yesterday Wa the last of the season.
] HuU Iilstk u AlC i5SO4 AASiA Va SAo1~S
parapaernalia is offered for sale OF halt
price.
/ We have taken the trouble Of inqu!rine
in to .h;s matter, mot because We thina
any wrong WAS done, even il it was true
but merely to find out that journals repu'
tation for veracit3. If th1qb was q fair
assemblage of dasky bellies aaa bcauz,"
they must have existed in the diseased
mind of the writer. No "croquet para
pheralia is for sale at half price" moi
havo we any reason to believe that "the
reunion Of yesterday was the last OF tn
season." The article quoted like other
; ebullitions of the .Ballctin" was NJ
, doubt penned by some irresponsible per-
: son., made 60 simply by the fact that thr
! article, and others Of like character, arr
merely the wild rawlings Of m unbridlod
imagination.
Tuesday morning at five o'clock til!
!. Hon. Victor Rochon, representative il
the lower House from the parish OF 81
Martin, led to the altar Miss. Katie
Mckay, of this city. Tho marriage cere
mony was performed at an hour when Il
was a little announcement for Warwick
to be present, as five o'clock is rather carly
for US. We have no doubt however, bu
that tho groom focls happy n Che posses
sion Of so charming q companion to sha.t
his Joys and SORROWS They have our bes'
wishes for SUCCESS in their ''new &c
l parture."
/ Ono by one the truants are returning.
Charles Fl. Merritt, (ths handsome, as Tux
ladies call him) returned to ths city les
evening from Cincinnati. where he hal
been spending the summon. Judging
FROM his looks, his recent trip has in
proved him.
MIR. Bail Thomas OF Cincinnati is als'
in this city, snd can he found at WASH
burns's gallery on Canal street. where II
will be pleased to see his friends. lilo il
the guest Of Mr. Merritt.
Nj. WmR. Boyd, who has been teach
ing school in the Parish Of T%errebonre i
in the city. Ho has come back to us re-
Invented in mind and body, and will 70
: turn next week to his field oflabor. Til:
next time Mr.. Boyd returns, ruraof Iat'
t it, Re will bring q charming bride, tn
daughter Of one Of our planters. Boyd
q clever fellow. genial and good netrred
y He is Intelligent, industrious and honest
We need such young moa in public life
and we are pleased tc state to our readers
!, that by private letter We learn that in hi
parish. he is looked upon rs cne OF tn
coming men. We trust that it is 80.
!. Gov. Antoine and lady we learn arc il
New York. Gov. Pinchback is in Indian
' apolis, where he delivered an eioGuei
2 speech on Tuesday. MIR. II. A. coroi
| arrived home yesterday.