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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-09
STATE OF L0uIsIANA-PARIsH OF o8L1AuS-
second District. City Of New OTleAnA

STATE OF L0uIsIANA-PARIsH OF O8LRAu0-
second District. City Of New OHleanA
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. 4 LOT OF 0ROuND.
IN equars No 28!; assessed In the name Of
CuAkLB0 6CHlLLAG
SrArs TAX ColxscFoR's Oy1sca,)
No DOL Caual street, }
New Orleans. October 81. lS76I
DY VIRTUE OF TIE POwkR IN NIB VESTED BIZ
ID the oct Of the Legislature Of this State. No. ~
Of 1873. approved March H. 1873 Will prooSed to
ell st public suction, 1T my ONCE, Eo. ~ Canal
street. in the add eec"nd District Of this CITY, On
SATURDAY. November II, 1876. ct tWelve O'clock
H.. the folio wing de- crib~d p operty. 70 wit
CtRTAiH LOT OF GROUND. Il onnngc on Caron-
delet ~alk. In square NJ. 1sl, BOUNDED By Caron.
del wAlx. Ga yes. St. Peter and Miro stY~e,s,
measuring % BY Ito feet Together ~ith IL the i'm.
provements and appurtenAlces thefeunto belong
Ing.
property having been sesed bv me to sa&isfy
privilege and claim due the state Of kouiGenA
for taxes upon sstd property fos the year 1879,
On outing - ten doll and 61teen oents, togoth-
OK With all oosis. Ienaitiee aud cbasGcs.
At said sale the property will not b. adjudicated
unl - the bid 10 for sufficient amount to sAtiAfy
the Aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
the' con, and Al costs and charges which may
have accrued.
he purchaser ut thA sale II entitled to b pot In
imms dLAt- possessi. n.
TermA-Cash on the spot
B. p. JOUBB1r
State Tax Collector, Second District, City Of New
Or'eAna mol Sill
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES,
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF ORLEANS
SecoLd District, City OF New OrloAnA

srATR OF LOClsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
SecoLd District, City OF new OTioanA
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. SQUARE OF
GROUND. No >1S, assessed in the name OF
MRS. 8. MA0EkR
esAr1 Tax CeLIlofoks O,rcH.
30 FOL Canal stree. }
New Orleans October 81. ls!6.
RY VIRTUE OF TH8 PO WBR IN NIB vBSrAD 81
- the act Of the LeGise ure Of this State, No. ~
OF 1873 approved AArcn IL, 1873 viii proceed 10
sell 1t pubdc auction. at my uflce, No. 3oi Canal
stre<t In the sad Necof district Of tn city on
SAT- ROAY. November n. 1876. at twelve o'c ock
n. h- following uescr bid o erty. 10 w.t.
SQUARE OF GROUyD, No. AZ, bounded By st.
Peter Oi!e ans, opes and be, DIN stroetA To.
getAer with AL tho impr0ve ments and ApDu1te-
nancs theTeu to belon ling.
esid property having been stiEed BY mo to sststy
. PRIV lex- aud claim due the HtAte Of Louisiana
for take upon taid property Tor the year 1874,
amounting to fourteen dol afs and AZ y oentA TO.
gether with al costa. penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not b adtudi Gated
unless he bid 10 TOR su@cient Am unit to satisfy
the sfo,es aid claim, and also the id tAx-s
upon said p ope'ty Tor the years 1873 1875, 1917,
1871. 1870 ~ 1868, together with the Ieualti~e
thereon, and all costs and charges which may
have accrued.
The purchaser at this sals u entitled 70 be nut
in immediate possession
Terms-CAsh on the tpot
B. p. JOUBRRr
State Tax Collector. Second District, City Of Rev
Oriesaa noisu IL
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SrAru TAX CoLLBCroRs OFFICE,
No. 2Oi anal street. }

DY vIRruE OF THE POW IN NIB VESTED
d by The act Of th. & 81 tine Of hi. state. no;
a. OF is73 app eved March H. 1873 VIII Irpoesd
to sell 1t pubic Auctioo, 81 my ona.e No 3el
OAnal street, in the said Sso"nd District scf the
city ON SATURDAY November II. 1875, 1t twelve
O'Clock l.. tho following described property. to
OBTAIN Lot OF GROusD. fronting on Ma
rsis ct Get. IN squs'e No. 10 bounded BY hassls.
Y Here Cr.ulines and It. Philip streefA measuring
70 by Sd ieet Together with o I the improvements
and sppurtensnc-s ihereunto B. i,ngtnG
Na,d proper ~ having seized BY me 70 setisfy
avrivil, ge and claim due Tho etat- Of Louisiana
for ,axes NJ on .aid property Tor the yeer us,
amou ting to tventy-siK dollars and ten cents.
together Wi,h Ill costa. penalti' and chAfgeA
At said sale the property viii not be edtuoscsted
unless tho bid 10 for sufcieut amount 70 satisfy
the Aforesaid claim. and also the mp I'D taxes
upsu said property for the years 1873 and 1885, -
geth~r With tho penalties thereon. and ~ costs
aid chsrges which may have accrued
The purchaser ct this sale II entitled to be put
IN Immediate possession.
Terns-Cash on tho spot
B. p JOCDRRr,
stste Tax Collector. Second District, City Of New
OrleAaA pol IL
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GAS FEATURES AND RAN0Ra
~ AT NkW YORK PRlCkN
Agents for tho Great
INSURANCE,
pOLICY HOLDERs

DOLICY HOLDRRa
NEW YORK LIFE mann AuCR ooaspAu
Csn earn some interesting and con6dential inlbe.
1 msuo9. Important to them, coucelning thot eo0-
RS Hs and Amounts Of Insurance. 70 lvBBT10A-
iU. LEX Box 4A7s, New York City postofRcs.
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MEMORANDA,
(By Telegraph

new York, November Q, ISIS.
To 4 Aeultou-rhs staamshi, aud.on c.r,.,r
0ages. arrived at An.
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TiLDEN,s REFORM TACTICS.
In New York.


A Rochester special. November 4, to the
New York Times. says:
The Democrats are resorting to the most
desperate devices to carry the State. Toe
election frauds Of New York city are evil
IDENTIFY about to be repeated in all tho large
towns and cities In the interior of the STATE
The whole section is flooded with Demo
cratic reporters and illegal voters, and the
with the intended fraud on the ballot. Toe
registry here il somethipg unheard of. and
it 10 only too evident that immense frauds
are to be attempted, and seemingly with
out any adequate means to prevent their
success. The local committees ora moving
in the matter, however, and no effort will
DO epared to prevent the h0aest expression
of the will of the people from being over
ridden by the tramps, repeaters and vsga-
bonds who have been colonized by Tlden's
agents.
In Wiscensin.
A Milwaukee dispatch says:
1t has leaked out here, and Is exciting in.
tense indignation among all good men, that
Tilden has sent large amount of money,
estimated ct 81, 1000, into this city to be
used on election day to purchase votes.
Tilden's financial manager in this State is
Perry Fl. Smith. The Republicans are on
the watch, and tho conspiracy to carry
Wisconsin by the corrupt use of money viii
be frustrated, and the conspirators are
likely to be criminally prosecuted.
In Ohio.
A 6andusky dispatch to the Cleveland
Leader, November S, says:
Immense election frauds have been dis
covered in Ottawa and Ssndueky counties.
II IL conclusively proven that Probate
Judge Wilmer. of Sandusky county, has
been issuing fraudulent nsturaliz alton
papers to Democrats by wholesale. Wilmer
has been assisted in the nefarious work by |
Democratic Probate Judge Uthoff, of Otta-
va county. Two Democratic judges of
election of Ottawa county, and five illegal
voters, have been arrested and held to bail |
IN $500 each for appearance for trial in the |
United States Court ct Cleveland, January
Term. Probate Judge Wilmer will probably |
be arrested soon. Warrants are being |
issued rapidly for the arrest of illegal |
voters, and . big haul is anticipated. There |
. great excitement over these affairs, and |
he Democrats are trying to keep the mat
or quiet.
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Meseerslogleal aaA River ReDers. :.
TIA follow iue stateuent o. the weather -
rtvers 70 1n1nished By the signal Service o@ceF 80
toned ct New Orleans
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STATE Tax C0LLHc1oH'o O1SlcD,
Ma. POI canal street,
Nav Orleans. October 81 1915. }

nv VIRTUE Or TaB POWER IN NJ VESTED
Il ~ The act Of the Legi. stnre OF tnlo S's'o
~ Al Of lo7a approved March IA. 1873 VII PFC c.
"a IN sr,l =, pablo auction, .. my omcr, NO w
Co... s,rcet in me % Second District O. Ids q
an SATCRDAY, November q, 1876 q txeavs oo'oek
n The N,lieviny d. scribe pro. =. 70 WI
You Et Jo n. IL square No: 49,, bouodo' p
BAYOU St. John, Ursun's. He an ave:,nc Pa
Wa n ton streo,s uaes uring ~ oy w i0es' On"
POHTioN OF GROUND, in squares =! 10.
4s3 AMI as. bounded BY st John ana ~ fn'np
st,. ess. H~ean avenue and Bayou St John;
Together = ith all the impr ~ emsnss ana aPPo'
tenaHc~s theseuuto b<loDgnG
SAID property having been a~iS1d " metO.s Isy
a privilege and cl i'm do thu state NJ Lous,.1o
for axes upon aid properly Tor the yesr H.
xmouutipe to eighty eight dollars and iorty'nv
oenis. together with al costs, penalties ana
cbarses. =. .a,,Atc.ted
mil ~ the bid 10 for sufhcIent amount 20 setssy
the ~ ressid claim, ana also the unp0id ta1es
upon said property for the yeer 1879. tosetnes
With he penalties thereon, and al costS ma
cha ses which may have acc ned.
The purcl sser ct this sale Il entitled be put IN
immediate sStss'on
Torms-Cash on the spot o,,run.
O,i..ns mol IL
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Nkw OssAkANs
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OokAK OF CANAL AND CAMP sT1xYTR.
RseabllsAeA In 1905.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DG00 m r
Assets cir market value. ....... ssa m r
Inoomsf the year ISIS. nIs,p ~
This company insurss nrs, marine ana rsvss
riaks issues marine policies, payable In London b
J. TUYKS. President
4. S0HRKlBRR, Vice President
J. W. HNCKS, Secretary.
DtfOotOFs.
0nses Aer1lh. a. n BiokhAn
Plasade ForstAn, A. Schrsiha..
h 0any. J. Tuyea
Ohasass AaAtse. VA Dea,
W.vaa 1snthuysen, D. IAeA
nzzo PsutA. I'D. Reeura isas IL
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

EXPORTS.
! !vKRpOOL-Steamstip Ariel-l87o bales oottol
| LIVERPOOL Steamship Lesislator--44s4 bale
cotton sks seed cotton Al bales mOss a yoOs bush
| els corn in bulk
LIVERPOOL Steamship Gillian 4os7 bales cot
ton 1888 bushels corn in bulk
NEW Y0kK steamship New Orleans-7ss bale,
cotton 20 bales 1910 bbs molassss GOO obs ros
tobacco $50 dry hides $50 UdIs hides les - An'''
eotsop % bales paper .tcck Isl bales hides 1890
889 bales wool SO hhds tallow $50 bbls oil 1888 bbll
mo,asses al bbls oranges 80, pkgs sundres
UTILLA,Schooner Sargent Dsy-2O BALI bbla
RUATAE lsLAND-schsonsr sur beam-as hal
hams bag coffee 5000 feet lumber IS pkgs sundrses
IMPORTS.
HAvANA-Steamship City of Merida-3 case,
HAVANA AND MEXICAN PoRrs-steanship
ba .Hn 6e v%e2 psss specie u a..
bbls plaster 600 bbls cement Is bbls peas
PHI Observation-Disclosures Express Tilton-23l6
kegs nails 70 bbs beef b1s sosp IS half DDs beei
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ClNCMNATT-Steamer Thomas Sher ook-226 axis
cotton seed II bids tobacco sos bbs cork cks ba-
Oh. osss 237 pals lard $50 sks bran les bsles hay
and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thomson Dean-48JO bales
cotton ESQ s cotton seod 405 ss cotton seed meal
$50 oka otlcako % bbls oil and sundr'es
ST Observation-Disclosures George 6panRlor-
bales cotton IA sks cotton seed Is knda SUGAR S.
bblD m0lAesoO and SundriOo
GRKKNvILLE-Steamer Frank Pargoud-34s6
bale: u S1ttcn s7s. sks cotton eeed and sundries
m0lAseee IS hhda sugar and sundries
wASHNGTON-Steamer T1eaton-ss4 bales cot.
ton and sundr1es
SHREVEPORT Steamer Bonnie Leo 7s2 bales
cotton and sundries
HOUMAS PLAHTAT1ON-Steamsr Blue Wing No
;. 10y hhds sugar l30 bbls m0lasses and sundrios
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tleta-3S hhds 40.
gar 50 bbls M0lAsses and sundr1es
LOWER OOASC-Steamer IsSbel-2S hhds sugar
IS bbls molAsses and sundries
LOWER COA6C-Steamer WAloon--26 bbls Yice
md Oun0rioo
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
NKW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
Road, November 8-3363 bales cotton hhde 10.
oacco 367 pea meat in bulk 1874 bbls dour aud ann.
tries
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
november 8--833 bales cotton 81 hhde euear III
oDle MoiAsee0 half Dbl mOlasses 81 aka rough rice
'0o mead cattle and sundries
NHW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD No.
Eember 8-l39 bales cotton 1876 sks COTTON eeed 20
* meat II bxs meat 70 bbls whisky and sundIias
NEW OkLkANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, No.
semoer s-l62 hhds sugar l62 bbls molssses and
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tire sa*isfhcttcn.
Highest premiums awarded q the ~ - iS-f
ieiane state YoiyU and The 0o0thsm nen11 SS3
outufa and Industrial Rxpooitton ~ Nh
cistorns, from 1909 70 900 gallons, 49, ~ ~
best material and WoGknAnAhip. keot 0rsee1sS
On hand and for sale ct
Prices . Suit tie T1moa,
Orders promptly Attended -. hsa,.
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40 YOU NRKD Monty 4

Call ct tho eor-ef Of g. Louis ed uannai,e
o4reetos No. los st. Louis strest and " nnasS1s1
street. All KINDS Of 08COnO HANO 0O006 49,
and sold, Furniture, Ladies' anA Qoa1a1SSses
Clothing. Bnglte6. French, Spanish 81 90
Books bought wiz call q reatdeooA ~ -
through posto0oA
Ocl7 " JULIQ uD00w
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''HE NIX" OxLkArs
SANITARY EXCAVATING c0nplnv
incorporated BY IN cot Of tho Legislstnr. v.1k
exclusive privilege Of xNPTYMa vAurra /
PRlvIES. SMKS. eta.)
oDORLEss KxCAvArNGAPPARA-

- used BY tho company. are that the vpsk eaa1
performed ct any hour Of tho day q nieAA -
thorough manner In which the dspeuts snm.
moved. the absence Of al offensive ed~u. -
short spsce Of time required ian srd3nary aan1,
being enptied In from ten to fifteen ninsteea -
above Ill. ITS CHRAPNK6N.
An orders left Ut tho oompeny's eARsA h n
Common street. o. sent to Pesto6les bex IA n
viii receive prompt attention. anA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TBB REPUBLICAN, I
Thursday. November 9, Is76 !

NAEANAO L LO4 6hDAX.
British steamship Legislator. Matthews. for Nv.
erpooI
British steamship Gillian. Brennsr, for Liverpool
British steamship Ariel. Hollis. fer Liverpool
Steamship New Orleans, Dear born. for New York
Steamship New York. Quick. for New York
schooner sunbeam KAN. for Ruatau Island
Schooner Sargent Day, Mcfarland, for Ctina
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British ship Aaoedon Taylor Rogers. IS days from
0reenock, to Bchultz kco-3d district %
Bark Maria 6topemau, Biauvelt. from Dublin An.
gust 81, to mater LIST district 80
Schooner Express Tilt n, Ireland. Is days from
PbilaAelph q, to master-lst district Is
Schooner Gabriel Aime. verrAn, from Upper Coast
TO mAsteH-3d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Thomas Sherlock. KAtcs, from Cincinnati
Thompson Dean. Miller, from Memphis
Trenton. Kenuison, from Washington
George Spangler, Smith, from 81 MartinSvillo
Bonnie Lee. Ncoveu. from Shreveport
Frank ParKoud. White. from 0reenviNo
Blue Wing MOI. Comstock. frsm HoumAs Plant
Atien
Isabel. VPry from Lower Coat 4
Waloon, Ruis, from Lever Coast
Feta, Brou, from DoualdsonvilIe
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES.

oax anLIE(yTOR,s aAlh-NO6. S4los
6Al0 and 6417.
-, vomsr.NA. PARISH OF ORLBANS-
OIAA1a sccn6 Dtsfrict CITY Of Sew Orleans.
Stair OF LOUISIANA W. THREE fosIIiOlsets .
w..s.s1 in the name Of JACOB WNN0AHT'
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TAX COLLECTIONS sALE-NO. sos.

OTATR OF LOUIbIANA-PA6IOH VI OH1HANC-
second District, City Of New OrlesoA-
Stair OF LOUISIANA VS.. LOT OF GROUND.
ftoptiuR ON naraas street, in square NO: lvs
ass+ssed In the name Of MRS. JACQUES u.
RUUZAH.
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MONEY TO LEND.
The METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS Rank.
Ne. IA Camp street.
VIII make advances on M1RCHANnlBR GOLD
and SlLvkRWARk, DIAMONDS, JkWRLRY. 30
month. -
oc25 ~ tn VAN unpv C..A:
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TAX COLLRCTOR,s sALR-NO. Rsoo
STATE OF LoUlsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Seventh district, CITY Il Orleans

STATE OP LOUISIANA vs. TWO TRACTS OF
fASEA Hr
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DIS. wALkRR 4 mos1s,
DENTISTS,

ANeu Cuc1oS ootf00OO Ne. $50 0O10g9
street,
couctt TIE patfonAeo Of the puhaie anuuxmR ~
eesef4 attention n IN operatto6s portafnin9 .
their pEo1sesion, as charges u koopin1 VifA ~
PRESENT distressed peouAIaRy oondite1 a ~ -
pie o. LouisianA
Trey have engaged the services a eeupetnA
HseaetantA ana every 0aEe has been taken "a -
arrangement Of their o61oes for the aooo91c1or
ton and comfort q their potxoaa.
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RIVER REPoRr-3 p. n.
hotels AND RESTAURANTS

Below bench mark.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-07

Consi derable stress has been laid upon
clause in section 2OO3 of the United
States Revised Statutes:
SEC 2OG3. No officer of the army or navy
of the United States.
In any manner interfere with the freedom
of any election in any State, or with the
free right Of suffrage in any State.
This is very excellent law, and we
have never heard of its violation. It was
the boast of the Republican party, in 1864,
that thousands Of votes were cast by SOL
diers and citizens against the commander
in.chief of the army, and this, too, in the
very presence Of bayonets. The great
and good Lincoln was then President,
and there was not an officer or private in
the army who did not know that speedy
punishment would be visited upon any
one so base as to interfere with the right
of suffrage. Not only are United States
officers forbidden by law to in any man
ner interfere with the freedom of any cleo
ton, but they are commanded to see to it
that nobody else interferes. It is good
law and good order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-07

"What are you going to do about it,"
stoutly demanded Tweed a few months
before he was sent to the penitentiary.
"What is the American government going
to do about it," squeaks the Times two
months before the overthrow of the miser-
able party in which it is sort of volun-
teer scout. We leave Marshal Pitkin TO
answer the carpetbag concern, but indulge
in the hope that it will not flop over on
the Republican side before the election.
Our party is already so strong as to make
the danger of such an accession possible.
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have cited be obnoxious to State rights,
if the mode Of exercising these powers be
questionable, why did not the Democracy
amend this law? Our own Democratic
Representatives were almost all lawyers.
They must have known the force of this
law and the questions of this law. They
have had this law before them at the in
surrection of the fourteenth Of September
and at the organization of the Legislature
in January, 1875. Why did not the Demo-
cratic Representatives of Louisiana move
a repeal Of this law if it is so destructive
of right? Perhaps the Democrats of the
North thought it good law if it ever fell
into their hands to be administered.
1t must be supposed that when Mr..
Scott Lord, New York, Democrat, moved
"that all attempts by force, fraud, terror,
intimidation or otherwise, to prevent a
free exercise of the right of suffrage,
should meet with certain, condign and
effectual punishment" he meant that the
lawful powers of the government should
be employed. He certainly could not
have contemplated campaign of moral
suasion, OF Quaker appeal to bulldozers
and ASA ssins. The truth is, that Demo-
Gratis as well as Republicans at the North
approve these laws, and no one was so
hardy as to demand their repeal. The
case with our Democratic Representatives
was different. Their press, clubs and
orators denounce the s'condign" execu-
ton of an obnoxious law. Will they
answer whether they approve the law ?
If they do not approve the law, will they
answer why they did not move its repeal
Turing the eight months session Of the
House of Representatives?
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TO THE PUBLIC.

an several occasions the Times puohsneo w
re-, and unwa,ranted attacks upon me-
..u IN March last, I warned its editor 10 oo''s'.
~. 1ne.day morning it renewed ito siancefou'
shu.a If me in the following article:
The Fhipnest On Record.
sorRR,s LAST BLOODY SHIRT STORY.
s.u.r praanx Co. took themselves to foin.o
s0uei, Weeh AGO. and after their arrival coz
Coup oS - Nod Convention all bv themselves sn1
nnm;nate = %, ish ar district 'lcke'; .S w fha
hea. at The mouth Of Bed river was tt,no Along
It;or and the conV ntOn was getunE sonS -
swimmingly when suddenly an idea s'iu'A 'A0 -
Thew thous hit they would get up Spfhn the
h,oody garment yaIn end p Que ~ .hnt Meher
North a. fact It was arranged tnen anS and
soner Co. should evacuate me VIA aa,".a we're
mt ont in a skiff when some OF Inc hesio~'
The tea party were then to ficai 10 bayou arrsr.
and from there start the report that tne ov n
tion had been broken up and an attemP' i"No
aesaesinate them carried out to
Eyerv part of the programme was caliieo ~ ~
the letter SOuer arriving ht re yeetefoay ~ a.
iatIne his fearful story Of "how the puiis's h'"
thick and fast when they were IN tne Skill
OF csurse this will be magnihed lnto an Innono Ia
sensation fer the Northern Re publican pspe.s "A0
be. nnSonhtedly been furnished them ere THIS
hereby pronounce the allegations IN tnis ca
tract from tie Times to be wholly mendac'ous
and inspired BY malice, ard therefore pronouhce
the reasonable editor of that paper q wlliIui
and malicious falsifer
se61t- L. j. SOUER.
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its circulation of ten thousand, does not
understand the Picayune language, and
SO the Scandinavians continue under the
delusion that while they were under arms
for the preservation Of the Union, Lawyer
Tilden was engaged in those commercial
adventures from which he made SO many
barrels of money. We likewise apprehend
that those "stolid and solid" Germans
as the Picayune lately denominated
the impassive non-contributors to the
campaign fund-who read der Gamia
och nya Hernlarlet, are still under
impressions unfavorable to his ex-
cellency Governor Tilden. Those stolid
and honest men think that the lawyer
got rich fixing up Credit Mobilier tricks
to rob the American taxpayer. The diff
Guilty with the local circulation consists
in the fact that it does not reach even
the English reading people, let alone the
millions who do not read English at all.
Why, when one of those worthy Teutons
has read TRANSACTIONS from the Repub-
lican journals of the extraordinary eva
sion Of Federal taxes attributed to Attor-
ney Tilden, he will warm up and say:
Ply tam doesn't not understand some
tings. hat sell mine wheat, NIT mine hogs,
NIT mine butter unit cheese, NIT gifts me so
mOOch ash six hnnder thaler wut SO help
me Himmel. l sends mine SONS Hans TO
tight NIT Seegel, unit l pays me mine daxes
OOpon der blple. Vot for dish fiddle law
yer he schwarest he don't pay him SOON
more daxes till he makes him SOON more
moneys!
Now, the explanation of the local
Democratic press at the South thoroughly
reviews all these foolish charges and dis
misses them as above. All this is utter
bosh and moonshine. 1t is the tradition
that the cow Of the Widow Leary kicked
over an oil lamp and laid Chicago in
ashes. An equally insignificant agency
may incite the Democracy of the South to
band themselves as Ku-Klux to assassin
ate all Republican leaders and frighten
all colored Republicans out of their |
votes. But when the mind of |
the American people is thoroughly infu-
enced by these causeless and horrible |
murders, the explanation of the White |
League journals are futile. The attempt |
to calm the conaagration of public opinion |
with paragraph from local paper is as
if they had run with a lot of little Bah
cock extipguishers to extinguish the con-
fagration lit up by the refractory COW of
Widow Leary. The boast that the South.
ern explanation of the rapidly accumu-
lated fortune Of Attorney Tilden has
efectually squelched the serious imputa-
tons which rest upon the patriotism and
fair dealing of that functionary will be
found without any kind of foundation.