New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

After . resadenee Of twenty.seven ysem 4. :.
/ Community, the undsEsisnsd feels sallea -.
! como before the public through the msdir. d
/ personal compun,cstian, owing to . eusee-. !.
Gently established hus Of issui,g proau,e1.ssss
to-, Of the Mexican style. sssipst hin on e, -
every prstsxt. Special relsrsncs h ns1s :.
printed circular distributed throug sout ~ ~.
yesterday by the Ty poGfspticAl Union q -
leans, the confessed p ovocatioa Of which -. ss
the force Of Union printers engaged upon II w
lstin newspaper has been disct srged - -
room for new at Of compositors. who su1Aa1 ~
paper better ~ regarded wagts and 9TH -
tors. can NOT see that l Am under any eSl,e...-
to explain this snAir. Employers In every -
condition Of business are allowed the psivnksss
! choosing their employees. Nevertheless, IN ~
willing 10 state that the change was ms1a1;
cause the now hands worked cheaper and &C.
| we'll, and b. cause, further. they had the 49,
| recommendation Of not belonging to tn -
| graphical Union-sn organization which -.
/ per proprietors in every quarter Of the 60
| have steadily and earnestly labored to overtArC
| The Union printers would have been sups,,.ss
when pnrchased the paper In Juno last buH 2
the fact that it dull time Of tho yea. - 4
| thought it - well to Keep them employed -
winter. This did. These members of tn =
found moth ng objec tionable in ma 20 long q ),
them work and paid them regularly. Their III.
GUS revival took place only after they disesv~,a
that there was nothing to b made by silenaa n
think l can afford 10 dismiss this aspect Of -
question by remsrking that just ~ al priv.1s
commercial establishments are allowed to co.s.e
their own internal machinery, 20 do cla,u 4,
nghtof employing Or di.ohsrging At viii IL -
crdinates in such institutions ~ happen "a /. -
charge Of Aud this is . proportion which ~
no doubt every business man in the city I'm "
once concede.
The priuters circular, which they hsv, a.,
buted gratis and which they promise to couta-,
inde 6nitely, 10 devoted exclusively t. the -
malignant abuse Of myself and OF the Louius.,
Lottery, of which am president. This shsr =
not the merit Of originality Of matter o. dext.,s
Of manner and % al notice IT in one respect "a.
An Anonymous writer states that I, ~ ~
hocus pocus. swindled the people for when 49,
- agent, and got the lottery into my own heaasS
l brand this - An unmitigsted and unquauasA -
and - every denunciation Of this kind ought Il;
sustained BY something in the nature u psp,eI
add that with one solitary exception that 4 =
wood) no charge Of the sort shove allndsahh
DSSA0
Nh. Woods case vas tried before Justice Brslo
at Washington. who ruled it out Of court -
ground thst Wood bad no claim whatsvu. q
settled or compromised, and in none Of them WI
ever called upon to pay dollar.
OF course, all this is NO concern OF the puAaI51y
but for their information, and in order to ct =
matter finally At rest. take this opportunitye
n nvin hat ut No. kua f. a.
terry amounted 10 q fourth Of the profits tho ~
Of it going to the contractors and stoc kholden Il
the list Of whom viii b found, venture to 81,
many Of the most eminent and illustrious nsneo
In Louissna.
A. regards the attempt to emb.tter the psaas \
against me BY declsrir have men arrested ~
dragged to prison for - ling lottery tickets eth
than those Of the Louisiana Lottery Company.
need only say that if any one is "drsgesA =
prison." it 10 not by me. but BY the governmnt
Ind not for sellii lottery tickets but for viala
ng the established license Law OF the State. AL
have said. have lived in New Orleans more tn
! quarter Of . century. and can not see that -
more money is wasted in lottery tickets 70 Aaes
han twenty-five years ago. nor do observe thu
he Averages rate Of mortality is any lower =
higher new than then. Tho only difference il tAas
he amount, whatever it may be, il kept here b
tead Of being sent to distant or foreign pAxta
md in addition to render'n g a handsome annuaQ
evenue to the State, il scattered through Thea
and channels back to the sources from which Is
came.
Another point much dwelt upon ID my alleged
with politics; and here an sure
'ught to say . word for two unfortunate young
aen whom the printers circular pictures a. aspir.
Ing to the Legislature in the capacity Of emis
Iaries Of mine. In what way they are to serve mo
here. does not appear; and a. do not know Of
nything in which the Legislature can either aid
+ injure me, am unable to offer any suggestion.
he question of the Lottery 10 one Of chartered 4
rlvllege, and according to my view q
he matter. can only be tested in the courts
henever that issue is made, the Lottery Com
any will no doubt be able to meet it. Rvea
'ere the case otherwise, though it does strike NJ
9 an imputation on the intelli zence and patriot
I'm and ability Of the state. all Of which pro
ume will be concentrated in the coming General
ssenbiy, to insinua.e that the virtue of the body
in danger from these two inexperie need youtha
ms would be amusing If il were not so stupid.
OF me assure the anxious public that any politi.
u aspirations 1 may have Cherished, either
rectiy OF indirectly were effectuslIy quenched
: Jo"As aso "uen my nrst ana last attempt At
nee seeking was brought to 90 complete and in
lorious . conclusion.
FOR the rest, apologize to the pubic for tres.
sssing upon their time and occupying 90 much
their attention. I have done it this once. ard
such great length, because wish to avoid the
ecesslty Of having to do it again hope to live
ere another twentyseven years wit bout having
lis unwelcome task forced upon me, and, even
lould it arise again, my answer shall be made 10
putable persons-not to soreheads, DISCHARGED
nployes disappointed favor-seekers blsckmail-
., or chevalers dindustrie
mol 1t CHARLE&T. HOWARD