New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
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gate, u iuys ss olkahal Laird Conn, and
nine civil justicee are 10 DO elected for six
Yeafs It Will be long before you will SEQ
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Of PLACES ON tho benoh to be filled; and,
o sS% .t saf 'a ss e ns
liberty and property may not be weighed
IN the balances thsss JUDGES are to ho'd.
Cold-blOOded and hardened indeed, must
be the gamester with the POLITICAL bebox<
who does not feel some compaAoti6o in
.seseao-sas.e-AAtta On TIA haAAs .t0aainGa.
OF tho game. :, ..,sr,,.,,,o.,. ...,.os
NJ fd.1 V9s sSs e.: :sl se o.ioss sor
=. az s..s sss sPs:s sS$ ~;
IL not SS6t& HS Nd aheemptsd to rSIh6H
4se0 tia bench, NJ. Hsekstt W. recordsp,
p Ufe,l0n6, Democrat, Who has been ter
ror g criminals because 'b6idiy ana with
industry hi hes nsmistsA tlIsM with the
h SSs. s,a S.a SsaSs ses d;.:,
fsit thas He eodidifely on Mr.. Haokstt for
his o.n pnrpesss rhs Nsuld,Assv hsd bin
Hment for tue saks OF sec6r36S sbmt one,
slses WHO his M. Kelly 'sS1laited 'far
/ pec0EdeEt i do mot mean, to Apsak Of Me-.
Snyth with disrsepeos7-far frqm 1t. l
s.xs s;9S 10s . DOING RGt Ny
Hscketti Has he had long judicial experi-
eace. - - to be after for the placef He
has. l., believe, never appeared in Judicial,
station. What has he done that he should
dtsplso6 Mr.. HAcketsi He hna been, an
told, the counsel of the Liquor Dsslers' As
ISOLATION, and his partner y the counsel OF
Nj. Peter B. Sweeny. These things do rot
prove that MI. Smyth may not Seoome =
good recorder, but they shed light on the
motive and object of his n0pin@tiop.l With
ont 4i4Fll r.. NJ. Bmyeh; hope yda WI
elect Mr. Hackett. The Republicans party
VIII suppbrs him, not because Of his peA-
tics, bat beoAnse Of his: Il vqess, cad, because
The proceeding sg sinst him is unvhoesoms-
ana o., ominons, and onght to be feblked,zioa
u" Who his Mr.. Kelly seleeteds for your.
He~IY ocsoeS09 1uose o., ganefei sefsicnc v
1esn 'SHas y. sPesseeE Wy, g. or toid, n
s9Dscsss9eI sSvSS toT ~ settlng pH .
ssatuS 20 Mr. IWseo m ne mfdst OF the
S.ey 1s' E - 49, MnyTSs mm
1one y Se9hAsskeMh eese eae{p. hepu
LEANS 9nu ePPotGEon1ii.y "a t5fS kpoyd Peseyy
NY ny uT ar La.nK r,gns Ior vsnef fessons.
q. Wimbisdos-rsnds II, Eeny- ~ 1 tinS
4m teAm teo sfong 1te Pc neAtens even BY
tWny NJ. u.,..
l.. VINO ms VT. noiy uSoiueo 60 rfaln iQ~
yuuke VI So1Hen Pieaet An o1nocr not IN
1871, tev0kn sGHeVnSb 9veHna4owed oy.
sne iaee couaty eiefk; VINO qrss SreF TAM
gus gus on .ue 1000 OF ira9aoiens natfrsliza-
from i. Soansstiee, anti AID p. pe.s Sortsn tenn,
VIII .ne tsse Mr.; s!s2n' u S9e rfcSrder
wa 20 % cna9ged, mignt not MT: Kelly.
ony " asoio sPPoollne invldiouS nave
svs I've W" - onSnse IN toe common pleas
a1SHs Jln
" su uistllot aesoFney 10 a imRofHnt al
1a h 70 .ne coats, anq 3 espeoia5ay Y ne 5e
aoiT, IonosS nV ZIG, Ena ~. zoe Ps. Mr.
nelly ~; selecseo ROT 5nle Piace q gentle
maa wIGiiy wlsnouG e1pSIlence, y 10 sald'
III tne Imlngs wnnc1 tne 0Mce exscts. -
H0oSuy .: Ss9poeh among tnoee
paekea oa.s oF picksd H?, 70 oe owl JUS
.css, anu Mr. Csmpoel 10 certainty not an
unknown man.
DO you remember that possession and
control Of judges and c0Aft, WAS leading
policy of the Tweed dynasty, Is there any
thing in all these moves on the judicial
chess-board which reminds you Of The hal
cyon dAye OF old TamnAny O. Do not these
blossoms look Is II they might mature into
fruit of the old fiavor9 Do you see any
Mr.. Tweed aiways set great store by the of
Ulcers OF election. hen it was neee ssAry to
add 20, 900 or 80, 900 to the count, as In 1868,
election officers were handy things TO have.
VINO. uee w1ulu thorT NO IN scnoing out
over the State tn te,aaranb rasuI,s ~, ,ness
before snndown if aftar NE SHelss. s vess
in. the eiectior of;csrs ,rNntSf ~ nal
mn 'cnomoh in tha' 80 ,tS, .,to .acnrA
the Stats. 1,he nolics com m;ss,or1 - yStS
anno;nt the officers of eiactnn r.
they will annoint "a GeneraI Ef1 John
Porter seems To apnoint his suhorSinata
not knowing that he does anno;nt II vii
ali be easv. But sunpose the nniics c"m-
missioners 40 far forpet their ale %isnca as
TO make the appoinfments themssves as
the law ssvs thew shalI' and snnn"ss sbeY
even 90 further. and reckiessIv seIect mem
who Will count the votes mat "a thsv are
cast. then what wiz, the neonle wonid
decide the election tbemseI YES n Mace nf
having Mr, Kelly decide If: and what kind
of an election would that he tor Tammanv
HALF Wby. it would be worse than no aisc.
tion at ali. In view of this dilemma What
do We acct On the twsntv.a;ahth of Az.
gust charges were lodged with the mavor
against Tie police eommissioners IF tbev
were probable or trne. and M W;cLbam e
himself mayor. wbv were the charges not
acted on3 Instead of this. when the time
draws near To appoint the inspectors Of elac.