New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08
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are no longer necessary.
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! Just when the PIC had d her ho,,..
gathered her skirts and sped over fo-
a nice neighborly talk willis exeeI,e,cr
the Governor; just when shad told him
~" ne must SET ms poll.l eggs and
hatch out his political chips tho d.
mocracy seems to have be canross;
the capacity of the Pic tonauct tho
! affairs OF the Conservativ,artr 80
conjuring upon the best me O f ta,,;no
Democratic affairs out of heands .,.o
gether.
We apprehend that the lat;t Of tbo
Pic was intended for the joilock GOOD
Of the Fusion. 1t was to ,nle n.
conference asked by certain abers of
the Republican party upon Va rtition
of patronage among the var renre
sentatives of Republican PRIZES. r.
is not impossible that the Fine felt
that an agreement upon some factorr
basis OF apportionment wouldye anv
possible discomfort that might with
in the Republican party and .ts :.
more formidable in its unani W.
can see no improperly in ths,ence
of any representative sentiment tho
"Ppoiu'inS Po"ei' 'nele inch
"no oeenl 'ne succesS u Re.
publican party to depend ;ts
en'ife 'inoic"Uon from Inc cha will
tul corruption, none, we are dced
"ouia receive .hem WITH more lily
'n''i 'ne executive VINO mas donH ch
to effect the very reforms desired1,,d
there be men who deem that the Ind
the nation should. be convinced h.
patronage conferred upon Renns
should be SO bestowed as to qua q.
sincere and permanent. interests
welfare Of the people without res h
race or color. such sentiment will -
convinced, be heard with respectful
ton by his ezcellency. It shoul
then, be said that any such dep,
sent to confer with the Republican,
tive, does SO with design 'to reid
of all his troubles, to distribute Il
tronage. regulate the appointment
no doubt divide the perquisites
government. There is no propris
taunting the Governor with the ten
opportunity to retire from the BOZ
of Office and responsibility and find
ing peace in the bowels of the Soul
We trust, for the sal
decency and rhetoric. the Picaysne
blowers instead Of the disrespectfulD
tiny assigned his excellency in the ph
quoted.
But if there be any dissent and
know OF none--to the policy OF the
pointing power. the Governor will b
the information with pleasure. 1t is
Ter that he should be informed of 1
grievance ut once, than that it shot
come to his ears by indirect or insidio
means. 1t is far better that such dissS
should be manifested by personal and cd
idential conference than in the presen
Of those who treat it as a matter of rid
Guile. and would only deem it of conS
luence to the extent that such disse1
might threaten the unity of the party.
We know the next canvass will be eli
of great excitement, and that it will turS
in good part upon the fidelity of the Rd
publican incumbents to the principle
md pledges which have been given il
heir behalf. An army or ship. on thS
I'VE of delivering battle, must scrutiniz1
md repair every possible weakness, and
every possible defense. In such
the humblest messenger musd
oe admitted to headquarters. He NAV
BRING report of some discomfort, somo|
detective defense. which requires instant
'ttention. We have no idea that the iocu.
ar report given by the PicoySn. special
S justified by anything in the courteous
one Of the Governor, while the personal
espectability and party services of the
gentlemen who asked an interview. rive
guarantee that their representations
we're entitled to the respectful treatment
which they undoubtedl, received.
We would like to hea what Gossin Pr
will have to say when she returns home
nd finds herself ridicued as An obsnrd
Id crone, who soon vii be replaced nv
young, resolute and effective Demo.
ratio organ. Better sty at home, neigh.
'or, and don't NEEDLE With matters ~ ;ch
10 not concern you. Tn REPUBLICAN will,
N all proper occasions, eport the confer
noes between the Republican executive
nd the members of the Republican
'arty who may come t,confer with him.
MARRIED.