The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
kEiiOGG'S CLAM BAKE.
The New Political Revelation.
HEADQUARTERS STATE HovsE. !:
March ~. 1876. 1

March u. 49,, /
| General Order No. 1.
There will be an extra pshticai clam bake
at these headquarters, April 18th. commeuc.
| ing at II NJ, when the following important
matters will be allowed to be discussed
l. In relation to the adjustment Of Tia
political difficulties heretofore existin: in t.:s:
State.
2, Revenues Of tho State ana the mode Of
collecting and discussing the same.
q Amendment of the Faudinr law x;..
respect to the number Of members composing
the Funding Board and with respect to The
manner OF preventing the fundin; Illegal
obligations of tho State.
4. Revenues financial condition and gov.
ernment of the city of New Orleans
B. Relief OF the commerce. of New Orleans
from excessive port charges, fees, etc.
G. To consider the incorporation Of the
Board of Trade Of New Orleans.
1t is expressly forbidden that any discord
shall be introduced by attempting TO act or
express any opinion upon the hereafter
named irrelevant and minor topics
l. Election and registration laws.
2. Returning Board frauds
3. Metropolitan police bill
4. Park bill
3. Draining and Ditching bill
&. School bill q black and brown affair.
Z. Appointing power of Governor (patrol.-
age run mad).
S. Inspection laws {the curse of the Statel
.. Outrage Gus fees and commissions in the
assessment and collection of taxes, and enor-
nous costs and penalties against poor peopl.
or delay in payment of the same.
10. Undue, unnecessary and expensive
Of offices, and existence ana
growth of sinecures enjoyed by needy politica:
adventurers.
IL. So-called militia laws for arming icuu
rance and disarming intelligence.
II. reduction Of taxes, dimnution OF e1-
penses, cutting off offices, and enfranchise-
ment of commerce.
Is. Inquiry into the murders committed
upon the people on the nth of September.
and the outrage committed upon their reproe
on tho 4th OF January
IA. Inquiry as to who was elected Cover.
nor in 1872 or who were elected Represents
lives in 1874.
These subjects aud such az these sla,ine
been found productive of strife are expressI-
forbidden to be introduced, and any one
bringing Them, or any OF them viii BE wheel
ID out Immediately by the good old maj
~ n will cJr,orntapJ Ia
80 Given under my hand and tn, seal Of IT,.
State hereun.o attached, this twonty-lourth
lay of March, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seventy five, and of the indie
'endenco of the United States TIE ninety
linth'
Atter refreshments q advertisement will be
lven in tho form of a bout-mce-one- time
wo-motion- comic-tragedy in one act, Que
Gene entitled
>eliogs Victorious; or, Louisiana Some Up
tCurtain rings up. Enter X. solus,
the hair on his head
Now I've got EN-"
[Enter the Good Old Man, like Mary
'itn a lamb.
Behold the Democratic, lamb: how he goes
'hereer go; how mild his eyes, how gentle
rs walk; how he bleats innocentiy for per
lem, mileage, pcrqusites, patronage and
bird term"
Il. to Lomh ''Poor lamb. thy looks are
ungry.'
Lanb Where's Hahne Lot me take the
ath, and hasten under his and Clinton pro
Getting wings
Enter Machiavel
Mtchjnrel AIRS well at Ease a'.,fue. swees
ONE. Come, Kellogg, to my Tong waiting
rms.
Enter Judgs -. dressed IN full canon.
'als, as the High Priest OF Anti Sentimental
IA, and extending his hands in benedlctiou
yer the embracing hgures.
''Blgss you, my children both 1e .irtuors
nd you will be happy
&sre,tnt 0mnes.