The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-02
POLITICAL On DIT.



belong on the inside pf the ring around
which Clinton cpers.
Last wear Clifton arSed at the conclusion
that the receipts wousfb be inadequate to run
"this government bless the strictest
economy was pncticeda and Clinton went in
70 practice the stictestf onomy.
Every appropriation lat did not tend to
the sustenance and Rancement of "this
y Government" was enj bid, at the solicitation
of Clinton, by that pobn Of " this govern
ment" known as the COTS
3. Among the eppropttions, payment OF
which was thus stopN, was that for the
= Charity Hospital. Thdharisy Hospital was
not political Institute and of course did
not tend to the advances ent or sustenance of
'this government" and Twas perfectly proper
that it should be shut oS
During the last sessio of the Crowd An
tones wing, after much debate, came to the
conclusion that the Chtty Hospital was a
e. pretty good institution.lnd entitled to all
:, that it had been beat d of. The amount
onen;ns estimated at 5000 and $4,000 was
day. N1opriated out of the enues of 1874.
At the atom, in his ca.ack of watchdog, is
onS at the administers of the Hospital,
for comme,a bark is to the Gift that he will not
The offs,ent until he is MAJ amused.
limited, th.rnwls out that i revenues Of 1874
~e'1ave been exhausted, al when the fact is
put forward, as bone lr him to gnaw, .A..,
the revenues of 1874, d a portion of them,
were devoted to ths pabent Of the Charity
Hospital appropriation, } only whines.
Clinton Is not as go1 watch dog as he
might be, for, notviths hiding "the howl ;"
that has been raised ove1 the General Appro-
Praation bill, he has iss1tl warrants under il
but, OF course, men insib the ring got these
drafts on the treasury.
After the Aadi,or.
If the former Vice President of the Young
Mems Christian Association sometimes called,
for varieties sake, ''Cll, could only hear tie
.-riet talk amongst the truly faithful" he
rouid take in a. q. least horn or two of his
.ucracious front The: whisper, and these
-I;snerines are beginning to gather the
.o,,,me Of almost lou howl, that Clinton
deserves impeachment, nd some have gone
f,r.s To exhibit their ersonal charges and
sPecinc"..- 70 ~uai,,st III courteous, gentle
manly, chivalric gent, ii little things, which
IN some communities milt be considered q
Little extraordinary.
They, that is the tribe the faithful, dis
like Clinton's attempt to In the State govern
ment all by himself The fear his brains are
TOO weak for the labor iupsed. and, like ST.
maritans, they want to see him lifted.
"Clin,' that good little oy "Ciin," don't
evlnce the least desire to AGATE the position
No now occupies, SO the bys propose, as he
Is dead weight upon themto elevate him on
an impeachment pe-ard. What will come OF
1t remains to be seen.
: Personal.
Morton, by"ourtesy Gale. Hon 0. P, has
arrived In this city. This special notice of
the fact that he is hero is-l .u for the bene-
fit of the dark-hued faithful
Morton is one of those Individuals who
does not bear too hard onmsn of his own
color, for, while advocating To supremacy of
the African race, he contends ut some white
men, Morton is white ma 81 far az color
Il the skin goes) who behsel themselves
nd believe in Morton, are IS good as any
gger in existence
But this is not the reason III, special no. |
eof his arrival is given.
;. sora prepsrea to stand u 70 2 ignored. tie
~or;nc ovation" and the darAle' IAN over
~, shonld do the right ,hingI taed faithful
~ M.rton likes good dinnerspl him.
.sou,a have good dinner. Ba'fad Morton
sno-N o,a Armstead be Antoine, !
~. eMo~,o, ought not to be iAull see to
s.;., sa,her,ns. Il man Of
Then Pinchback and stamps
n .losoa 'n Take hi n O. Should sra him
o.n,' .a-so,-66r1 70 Lucy hag.ns and
nla,,.:n.uI4laiased with the dusky sne,,
luce him TO the mysteries Of Mhog-
80 =. ought to be taken care CT While
r,. The S:.tc-Icusc. |
-. House WAS decidedly dull yesta-
III, he army Of regulars did nd
there were few strasalers ii
IN Of the Crowd were in attend !
49, .ro,perior Criminal Court where
,,s turns in telling the Grand
go, Anewabout tue changes in the
This litt''ou JILL
-, I,r,eeding on the part of tn.
n.,.s or,thsd upon as a good joke
~, ova he April fool line that the
- an,ornr7sed. They wonder what
ntlau,au cOY7 ~ SING fhaA
Grand Jury auu'lemen 80 s'ns ~
when they hn.'o w "oous - NY Wy
Each man han VINO nAeu 'n0 'Ni
c..,a Jurv, and it is supposed
:,;s;,;vStlucted and edited.
until to-day. afte no"e'ei' a''