The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-21

keep quiet Don't you see that our strongest
plank, our one coigne of vantage is the as
sumption of rebellious feeling still existing in
the Southern States We have no party issues
OF consequence to define us but that. Don't
ruin the party just for little interference
down in Louisiana " and the papers which
had SO plainly spoken meekly swallowed their
editorials, and then wrote new ones of tenor
that you know. There will be stormier talk
ing in the House than there has been in the
Senate.
Butler has been trying to get his Civil
Rights bill considered in vain. Such funny
''ilibustering as the other side of the
House organize to keep it out of discussion
PACIFIC NAIL MATTERS
are still undergoing investigation, but some
how precious few members OF Congress are
implicated. Those thousands went to door
keepers, newspaper correspondents and such
small fry. One sop has been thrown to the
Cerberus of public opinion in the shape of
door-keepers discharge, and now Dame
Rumor asserts that there is somewhere list
of NJ C's., who suddenly had each of them
new $1,000 bill to exchange for smaller
notes Somebody knows who they all were,
for he was paying teller where those notes
were exchanged and their repeated presenta-
ton by different dignitaries having reused
his suspicious, he kept their names The
committee will be careful how they bring him
to inquisition, since the honor of the House
might be stained. Is there place where q
new spot would show much?
A NEW MESSAGE
recommending the resumption Of the tax on
tea and coffee, and more important still, the
renewal of specie payment, would create much
more remark than it does had it come at any
other time. Just now even money interests
are secondary to those of freedom.
SOCIETY.
The Presidents reception on Tuesday even
ing was but thinly attended. snow storm
OF sleet made the pavements almost impassa-
BILE. No smooth-shod horse could stand for q
minute, while more gentlemen lost their
standing than those undergoing investiga-
ton. There were no toilettes specially worth
noting. We beg your pardon There was
one, the bridiest bride you ever saw. The dress
was tarletan and wasn't fresh by any means,
but it trained, well-not quite across the
East-Room.
i The young woman believed in panniers.
A good sized hen-coop must have formed
the astonishing tournure we beheld. Her
cheeks were rouged to the eyes. There were
orange blossoms in the marvellous couture.
orange blossoms at her throat, and orange
blossoms scattered in profusion about her
dress. The husband was quite as remarkable |
in his way. They spoke to no one, seemed |
to know no one, but perseveringly stalked up1
and down the rooms till their "vehicle !"
having arrived, as che" said, "she" gathered |
up her tarletan founces and went out into |
that Siberian atmosphere. AMI yet sach |
women want to vote
Susan B., Mrs. Stanton l. Co, have been |
having their convention. They disclaim Mrs. |
Woodruff with her atrocious beliefs, and only |
let poor DR.. Mary Walker speak under pro-
est. Miss Cozzens, of st. Louis, was the |
only attraction. She is very pretty, bright |
md charming Why on earth don't some
man make her love him, and set about better |
business than talking OF female suffrage.
Sons. SoUCI.
POST sCRIPTUM
And as usual, the P. S. will be quite as i'm
oortant as anything else. An intimate friend |
If the President told me that Ulysses had |
written paragraph in his Louisiana message,
which his counselors deemed it best to sup
press. This precious bit of clever writing
IAN after this fashion. It's pity the country |
should lose such profound reasoning. Said |
he President
81 few years ago there was confagration |
n Western city. A reign of terror ensued
IL common law and authority were defed, |
ill Gen. Sheridan, assuming military COM
nand, restored quietude, quelling disturb
'nces by rigorous measures No one thought |
hen of making any fuss about unconstitu-
ional interference, till little district court
n Illinois SO decided, and then there was but
title trouble!''
Therefore" argues our Chief Magistrate
there is no need of all this outcry about in.
reference in Louisiana, etc., etc." Verify,
7erily, such mastery logic is beyond ones
thoughts Sans SoUcI.
THE RAGE FOR SEALSKINS.
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