New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-12
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and clear.
inches and falling Weather cloudy and cool.
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.
Esw ToRK, September 1l-Monev closed easy
at l0l1.. St. Ring weak; 81 81 Gold heavy; HOO
HOS. Governments active and steady; new dves.
,lSss. states quiet and steady. Stocks sctive and
b tier feeling. LOuisians consols So 05814.
Sabtreasuly balances-dold sa6,3lo''s'; cur
The subtreasury paid out on account of interest
638, 900; for bonds $4,000.
Customs receiBts $4,000.
lands II s-l60llac; sales to-day, sos bales net
receipts none; gross 1882; consolidated net re-
csipts ss2s; exports to Crest "a Britain sOoo' to
Futures closed firm; salee 1000 bales: as fol.
10 .s September II l32dllsse October &c II GIG
ii lil6c; February ll'sc; March l2's0 l33ec;
August IL l3.l6dl2 27-sac.
trade demand; winter wheat flour dull supe, fine
Western and State 81 a 81 Southern h frmeI
o. 0508 50. Wheat l03c better; quiet; dem and
for export and milling materially checked BY firm.
corn without decided change less Dc ing for export
and home use. Ccff.e-Rlo quiet and steady. Su.
gar quiet: nominally unchanged. Molasses-GrO.
seaiy. Tallow firm at 81 1850 for prime Rosin
steady; turpentine frmer at 800. Pork frmer; new
mess el5 SOAR IS; September sl7 IS; October
SIT 456l7 IS. Lard higher; c'osed heavy; prime
steam ll2-c Whisky lower at 81 lOh IL. Freights
without decided change
firm; ssas Is. West Steady; socosi oS. Corn a1n
firm; 460A7c. Oats frm 33d3sc. Rye frmer; Csc.
Barley irmer; so095c: Pork strong and higher;
kettle l20l2hc. Bulk meat.-Fair demand aud
higher; shoulders 707hc; clear rib sides 9hc.
Bacon higher SHOULDERS 3 5sasc; clear rib sides ae
Butter quiet and steady: choice Western Reserve
Is0slc; Central Ohio lsasoc medium dun grades Is q
Icr nc''se Fou4 STEADY with
a fair demand tor Southern low and medium ex.
tras. Wheat active and firm; No. red fall 81 Ia
4Ia4ac; s4sc ali the year Oats active and firm;
No. 81 03i &c bid. Rye $50 bid. Barley firm; bet,
ter demand Whisky steady; ; 81 os PORK strong;
nominally higher some inquiry; no transactions;
shoulders 7ac clear rib and clear sides 9 d9ss c.
Bacon strong shoulders &c. clear rib sides loc clear
sides 1880.
CHICAGO, September l1.-Flour firm and IN
changed. Wheat active firm higher and unset
tied No. Chicago spring 81 OF bid. cash or sep.
9ehc. Corn active; demand higher; No. 2. &c
cash; a c September 44tc October. Oats active,
firm and sgRe SS hsb eas S
ley fairly active; shade higher 780f9c cash. IL
October. Pork strong and higher: Sit 05 cash and
OCTOBER; DO al INC year. AdIu SIIUDR ana 0lgu6I;
10 soc cash; lO65c October; s62kc all the year.
Bulk me ats firm and unchanged Whisky ST. os.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September H. 6 p. NJ Cotton-Fu.
lures steady. Lard Sis Cd for American Bacon
AIS cd for short clear m:ddles. Common Iosin 6s.
LoNDoN, September Il-Tallow AS Turpentire
26s I'D.
"The Cause Of the South: and tho New
Orleans Review.
Let US see what the "cause of the South"
is, as defined by the New Orleans Reyie,y.
Let us see if it's 'cauee" now is not in fact
precisely what its cause was when it under
took to establish and maintain the COnfed.
eracy. In q word, let us see if the success
of the cause of the South would not in
evitably prove fatal to the cause of the
Union. The Reriew says Of Tilden and
Hendricks:
"B0th these distinguished individuals are
understood to be Jetfersonian Democratic
that is to say they are advocates of State
rights and State sovereignty for each of the
States separately, and of Federal rights and
Federal sovereignty for all the States to-
gether."
State sovereignty is utterly inconsistent
with the existence of national sovereignty.
The rebellion was the assertion of the doc
UIluO Va 0V0VC oONCAClkACys blu VAdt 066cI-
ton soon made it plain that two sovereign
ties could not continue to exist in the ma
ton. The following extracts from the Re
cieac show that the war antecedents of Til
den and Hendricks are entirely consistent
with the plans and purposes Of Southern
Democrats:
ut is high time to change the role IN
every department of the government, and
to place at the head of affairs men
of principle and honor, competent and
able men who respect the constitution, and
are ready and willing, under all circum-
stances, to administer the government &C.
cording to its requirements, not setting up
their own wills and judgments IN opposi-
ton to the will of the States which Or
dained it. Reform is the watch
word. 1t is a strong and stimulating
word, preferable in our opinion to the
word revolution, which has recently been
suggested by leading journal in one Of
the Southern States, as intimatlng the
critical climax in our affairs.
The ballot box is properly suggested as
peaceable method for efecting necessary
changes. This is not a monarchy, and we
have no desire at present to hear a word
about revolution. = Revolution i'm.
plies destruction and overthrow, and the
Democratic party at present chooses to re-
gard itself, and is, conservative and not
We have been the
real Union men, the truly loyal men, in this
country, since the origin Of the govern
ment9 Not they who have shouted loud
BET for the Union and the honor OF the
Federal fsg-but they have been the
real Unionists and the best friends of
the Union who have stood up for the
and reserved rights of the
States under it. In England
reason consists in comprising the kings
lea+h, because he is sovereign. In this
country treason consists in attempts to
overthrow, by overt acts of violence, the
states in their united or separate capacity,
because they are sovereign, and 1t does not
:ather increases it, when it IL Perpetrated
lnder the forms of the constitution, either
With or without violence. Look
It the history of the [Republican] party
md the assaults it has made from time to
line and through all times past upon the
Federal constitution, ever since the days of
he last Democratic President, james
rhe retrospect is appalling, and may we'll
cad every patriotic citizen, while he re-
Jews the evils OF the past, to address him
ible, their removal, and at the same time
he regeneration Of the country and the !
escue of the constitution"
These views are too plainly expressed to |
equire comment. They point to the de- |
truction of the Union as the fixed and
nalterable purpose of the late Confed- |
rates; and they open the ball with Tilden |
nd Hendricks on the strength of their ian.
accidents. Chicago Inter- Ocean.
81 have no hope of his recovery. know