The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-20
POLITICAL ON DIT.


don't appear to know the way out. To have
or not to have an extra session is the question
with them, and there are SO many reasons pro
and con. Pitt is in some doubt. However,
we gather from quite authentic sources that
it has almost been decided to call the Assem-
This conclusion, it is said, was arrived at after
much deliberation, and the subject is deli
cately handled around the State-House, for
some of the "boys' are rampant about it.
Waiting for n Judge.
1t is sad condition of things that the
country cannot produce successor to the
immortal Durell. The Big Chief at Washing
ton has been hard at work to produce Coke
or Erskine, but as yet has not succeeded in
accomplishing much The runaors current
on Thursday relative to Pardee's confrma-
ton could not be traced to any authentic
source; but, from what we could gather, it
seems that such an event is not improbable
within the next twenty four hours.
When the swallows Homewnrd Fly.
They are all coming home. Those pilgrims
at the political Mecca return very much like
the muttons once said to belong to young
lady by the name of Bo-Peep, with their tails
behind them. Pinch cannot be said to have
been remarkably successful in this last cru
SADIE. He did not get into society to any great
extent, and the civil rights he received did not
amount to very much.
The ladies did not receive this patriot as
ha bo1 ovory roocop 70 Sunpoca ha uoul1 no
and, much disguised, he returns to the bosom
of the faithful wiser politician by half.
Antoine, Brown and the rest of them are also
in the same baggage car.
Peace.
There is peaceful quiet resting over polit-
ical affairs just now which is ominous of the
approach of squall. They say around the
State-House that were it not for little row
now and then with Pitt, over the Appropria-
ton bill, this beautiful spring time would be-
come monotonous. The boys hope for better
things and long for summer fights to open.
HomewarL Bound.
Dispatches have been received stating that
Messrs. Cavanac and Zacharie will probably
arrive home this evening from Washington.
We will doubtless learn more of the terms of
adjustment when they arrive.
Ioiteripgs.
There was an unusual gathering OF the po
litical Quid n,,ncs at the st. Charles rotunda
last night, and one could hear almost any
thing he desired about the condition Of poll
tics here and the approaching changes. One
ponderous and loquacious old politician would
assert with all the vehemence he could COM
mand that we would have an extra session of
the Legislature, and another of equal pounds
would deny the possibility of such an event.
There were no new developments, and
hence all this waste of supertiuous gas
amounted to nothing.
The Great What-Is-Itr
Now that the Arbitration Committee have
decided the questions presented to them
under the compromise, it turns out that no
one can as yet say wha. it is that has been de-
cided.
That glorious uncertainty which was sup
posed to belong entirely to the verdict OF
iuries is said to mark the award ade toa con-
siderable degree, and there is room for much
doubt as to the exact stipulations 1t is sup
posed the whole matter will be made public
very soon and the people will be able to see
what they have in the bag.