The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-27

staples by say twenty per cent. Ii go ana y
thus annually add hfty mAnon dolarS " y
supply OF gold and II rIBld economy 10 intr
duced and observed, 20 as TO reduce our nsuon
expenditures BY forty OF hfsy miliions more; o.
financial questions Will De soiVen. ooiu III
SILVER VIII accumulate, tne ainelence IA co.nme
cai value between tnem sna our paper cuIlen'
Will rapidly decrease, ana WIN ssapie currebc
commercial commence ana commences IA usei
enterprises Will be restored. ~ ~ oar outy ~
our safety 70 give proper heeo 10 tne Opinions
men OF experience Ia nnanclal ana commerce
Matters but the Widest tneorlst Wouio hard
ask us to base our hopes OF return TO spec
payments on complicated and ingenious plan
borrowing gold. That would be sure to dlsal
point us. and would very probably lead US inl
Still moreserlOus perplexltles. can not AVOID IN
conviction that a permanent Improvement In GU
financial condition requires closer econom
especially In public expenditures, ana an lncreas
OF our valuable exports, and your RELATION 10 TIL
subject 10 OF the highest Importance, because {
the great value of your staples, and the constan
demand for them Ia the markets OF the world
This do believe is coming to be Understood an
properly appreciated by the people or the North
The hard times following the panic have mad
them feel that you aud they have an interest an
a welfare in common. And in any just cause IN
volvin1 your prosperity, you Will Ind rellabl
support as well In the self-lnterest as IN the jus
tice OF the North.
Who among you can pesto nelp In the grea
work OF building up our national prosperity
ALI classes can be helpful Ihe mechanic VIM
contriyes and constructs plow which, with tat
same draft, VIM run one lDcn deeper IMAM tht
plow you have peen using. or whose hones
work will make the Old plow last season longer
the chemist who teaches you the Constituent ole,
meDts OF soils and plants, and the conditions OF
fertility in any plant on any soil; the editor VINO
gives his daily or his weekly column TO the re-
cords of experimental husbandry by which the
scientific few help to enrich the many the intel
ligent experimentalist who tries the theories
OF students by the patient test OF practl'
cal experience; the nnsbandman VINO does
an honest days work in fair days time !;
TO make but iSiie pnt wno CELL gnu Goes Fave
much the upright legisl TOR, VINO LOOKS ratner
to the honor OF his country and lne s ~ =. s
constituents than to the exlgencies OF ns party,
property; the pure and just Jndge wnose neat
ano hands are clean from al eolrupuon' ana
and strong alike tho unsetsh and ID ia Ia
piness and well being OF the people OF the com,
monweslth; all these can heip you, put aDoveall
others those who make the laws, ana those TO
whom their Interpretation and execution are con-
hded.
Uamphng sPecuAlons may inueeu 10 Prcs,
porous when the Iounaa!ions OF society are an
unset led put not 80 Win me nonest pursuits
ana productive arts OF me. me agricutur
ana mechanic can not prosper unoer pau I've
under laws which are disn9nes.ly, unrighseousy
burden Of taxation which inevitably falls upon
them when self-seeking and corruption oontrol
public sffairs l believe that the stability ana
sense o. bst anr nosc 70
tons shall Dc entreiy restored as wen IN thelr
spirit as IN their iorm Oar experience mas
established the 1aet that they are peculiarly
adapted 20 our c0noltion anu wants as people. |
questioned thes the powers wnicn belong 70 the
States under our form OF government small 1e
exercisea Dy we r.a.es wanou! ~ Ml
intmloaIon Ut c0nlro, iroIn wIny occ
spect political or partisan, IA woqid Aos oy
single WORD violate lis proprleues. Lug ing
criticism upon no one, think may pro- ~ say ]
that the recent history OF TINS CITY ana state has
snow -. ;no puup,e usn ~. aaoGs sra pllsus
J;strs ctsd Inv conacting inr;sdictios war tham.
We are entering upon = hundredth year Of
n ,,, Thh Jahts ~ M 20 oaa yea. ~
restored. vet past controversies may be laid
aside, and dal gerous jealodsies may be sup
PRESSED. vaF aeVen1opmenr h ana PrEsIe a nave
."sor \. ovsr Sb.lI VIC NOT than h, fnIiv renast
Tie old commandment to ''cause the trumpet Of
The jubilee TO sound =
1Ls yeal oil, ai nJ ios
,tages Of American progress, as the Olympisds
md the fifties did among the ancient Greeks and
kka. Ia~.ar.-r ~, ho .,o,aoa ,r;,t .,n~. |
,riata ' eynressions Of i numersbe hspnv memo
-;es reaching bret even beyond the century.
jensus' learning. wealth and ente, prise are nov
engaged in making preparaSion to exhibit our
,rorfess il population, weSlth, intelligence, in
he arts and sciences, in mechanical skill. in
I. crsa cturas mining and aOricnlt,,re Vour |
Eyros;t;on ia the frat for 1875 and aa r have
.nproved its purpose. 80 I must congratula
* rron its snccess. truut that in the Ma
;ono1 celebration the States here renresented
Iii ha rra:ant nv annronriata deIeost,ons and
80 s,rp;dst tha avidancas ~ tha voeIth tha |
astnasS and the uorv ~ onr common conntrv
4 tha cradle If onr liberties and nv the altar ~
~ .I Uonst;tution we nav once mora niedce onr
ives onr for tunes and our sacred honor. To the
horizons ilecla ration Of the fathers.
-u, ,,.,ron.
'is,ioHS
resent numbered probably about elght'hundred.
arany of whom were drawn thither by the pros I
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'.oS =. "o
rho dld WISH the GROUNDS were mostly strangers,
nd after passing the entrance were first intro
.a - .ho a;sn,ov msda ~ ;rr-ovad
uoeo W 'No N1'e.1' .e = .--f-o~ 1t
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. a
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