The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-24
POLITICAL On DIT.

The placid waters have been stirred again
and Pitt has just been taken with relapse
Of his old chronic disease uneasiness
Pinch, who arrived Monday afternoon, re
Turns very much unlike the prodigal son, fol
be IS not penitent, neither is there any fatted
calf slaughtered in the shambles of the st.
Louis Hotel for him. ...
This is the season for sparring- matches.
ana We believe that before many days roll
around the Euchre- Deck Billy Pitt and the
Poker Infant Pinch will be hard at it in little
friendly set-to with the gloves.
Pinch doesn't Ike the way bis constituents
have been treated in this compromise business
by those bossing the JOB, and perhaps he may
be right. 1t has been clearly evident that the
de ftct0 wanted only to save himself and his
old friends the colored boys might take care
| OF themselves Let US have q good bit Of euIt
and sixteen foot ring and they can 20 se IL.
l. l; Not Il idiculou-.
1t almost makes one doubt human nature
itself to hear the end men of the minstrel
company presided owe. BY Hahn, talk and
wink Significantly when extra session is talked
about. They say if it does come they are
secure, bee 4use-thinlz of it they can buy
mp enough Conservatives in the House to give
them even q majority there. The way they
talk, one would believs did he not know
differently that it was possible tor a Conserva-
tive to be influenced by any motive other
than patriotism. Bur those bones and tam
bourina MON i'll baya THAR 9;4tIa
Bring it Forth.
There is sill considerable grum6ling over
the mysterious award. Way it should be
thus like the sacred rolls in . sanctuary. mid !
den behind tho veil when i. is the property
OF the people OF q whole State it is perhaps |
not difficult to say. There Is something in it
Pitt is afraid the people will nos stand, and
50 heo like the sruAae schoolboy0 alefers as
Ions, as possible the hour of bis discovery.
The Golden Age.
The compromise has been settled now sogne
time ago. and the conflict over the propriety
and Improperly Of the act ended, but We are
awaiting as patiently a. even old job himself
for realization % the first promise held out
As convincing arguments for the adoption OF
The measure IS the best thing for the people :
We were sold Potte. and Lamar thought it
advisable shen these gentlemen deny they
aver thought 500 We were told that the land
would flow at once with milk and honey-as
yet the COWS are dry and the bees don't work.
n facts %hae have we soss Storekeepers and
", boot-biacks attempt suicid. and Will not
,alteSe the Milenn' nm here. obstinate mesa
Extra Session Talk.
The prevailing topic of conversation yeseer- !
lay ~ the State-H ouse was the extra session.
1t was generally conceded that one would
'e called and there was much speculation as .
0 the time for which it would BE called. and t
shen, and the probable business tia. would !.
q transacted. =,
1t WAS the impression thas the eaN would /
Q made in coupe OF days, and tina. about a
he 10Th of next month would be the day :.
xed for assembling. Thi. is the talk. but .
lese who profess to know declare that Kel- 5
ogg has not yet declared what lie viii do in 4
he matter =
a Committees
4 committee from the Chamber OF Com. 6
erce yesterday called upon Kellogg and re. a
lested him to include in his proclamation, t.
nong measures to BE brought before the exc q
a session. an act to incorporate the New Or d
ans Board of Trade az
Assurances were given that it was not bill St
political significance, and Kellogg promised j.
take the request into consideration, and the N
mmittee retireds CO