New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

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Of Gracious, but that the laxzaroni Q
4AsPtGA &o3Q10of Mexico, ma
grow out 81 the pninstructed and unem
ployed poor white and colorsd who ma,
fasM Jp. Ap'q8ueaIuro- Kr.srs
J spAEuNiE@. ~ INAUGURATION.
\ A stranger coming to this city woul,
liz dDeet1ed in thi,aine We are far fton
being . virtuous people, and would at
tempt 10 establish his position By refer
ring to our Democratic papers He woul'
very naturally say that the modogt IN
'f6dt y I'D 81 lhsS q
nouncemskd xMnlfk charged for a
twenty cents : linz Apnsast 16lE75zsbl!
with the able and artistic efforts to advse
aasnim9 Meaohaatspa1 for snt~ups
4 while rogue5 mcHScipolizS double Ileadet
6reviAs. with ~ line pio6 heat latis
Fvar-afths Of he available speee1a1i
q three of o.adailiesas Occupied Is e
counting in glowing aaa heroic terms h,
exploits Of bunce men thieves, bursla
ont Threats, Sab6aahr breakers, ta1lAiss
ers and conPirators, The other; fsust
is Dc voted = liety, science, eapnerce
locd improvement and everything til,
goes to makeup first class family news
paper" including IN occasional out-crop.
ping Of selfpsaise.;, -: -
Now, III stranger would be very much
deceived BY these superficial signs.. The
fsuk is really With the Journalists, and
not with he people. II crime 1e4s no,
SO we'll end favopbly advertised, and
were puniahsd occasionally il vosald sink
to the low scale It should oceuly; wale
the citysf epsoss saairsc1sdeso TN their
talsn6 70 tina promotion of good deeds,
which are nov applied e ths boAinasss 81
gliding tn exploits q criminals and va
grants, our childpsa would be deprived of
their chief instructors in dsp1savity, land
some Of t6sn might grow. toAna4 age
without even hearing Of henco. lSt
shooting on Sunday, the vices of politics
o.. the dishonest tricks of tradesmen. q.
One Of 9ptscity papers b almost eh-
>fe!t eiveusp to sensatioh n is sithAr
atastling or no>dng ~ the time. When,
,thaasase not enEr1nt horrors q Alritsl
police columns iksoes bach for audozenI
yearS q so, and digs up old ISLANDERS. Its
tspsrtsF h1E mS,Hasrd thGswsy1Bs5dy
Smith com1ab ont ~ twelve years
ago. and has found an ''ex-oficer q the
United States" who knows all about it,
Thexe was . rspagt-enopeh tahaag But
Ter, Banks, Gput. Mans6aQ and every
body except the Democrats. This sersrt
went - to Washington, whera it was
overlook ed By that Democratic pilk Of,
virtue, Andy johnson, locked ouFof sight.
by Stanton, and ruthlessly destroyed by
Grant # ex-U. q. @ could have found thd
reporter in tim4to tell this wonderful story
before the presidential contest in 1865,
Grant would never have been elected. Per-
haps ifthese two important personages had
met even SO late as 1872, when the Demo4
Gratis were supporting that lle-l~g and
consistent Wing, Abolitionist and Repub-
lfcan, Horace Greeley, the result might
have been changed. 1t being obviously
too late to. prevent the disasters which
overlook the Democracy in 1868 and 1872,
sx-U., S. O. is determined ato be on hand
or 1876 If Giant is defeated for the |
bird term We know wA0 ID it and
low it was dol IS The wonderful ,exposl
No. sssat thscrenats& Bsldy Smith-rs-
'ort dAdt .IA''l.s II
Al the, EVIDENCE taken by General
smith and John T. Brady was taken in
his city III witnesses lived here;
nahy Of them-e hera yet What they
new cwn kind n to I'll the people vAo +
wed here ton or tlelve years ago Aifsiw
arpetb6agers AAse struggled along he /
ince TO Whom Perhaps the storj'is new \
nd wonderful. Lat they are of slight
and nog wosth q display Of
ig type. Badly Smith lDund -faw
uses of bad. conduct on the pett
{ two Or three subordinate ofieials,
h were pompously arrested by him.
General HGlbut at present . Democratic
lember Of Conglesss from Illinois, was
ne oflhe officers arrested. As he was in
,mmand here at d b time, perhaps bel
IN inform the. House all about that ~
ort, and + he thinks proper call upon
10 Secretary of War to produce it. lit
IS destroyed under Andy Johnson's ad!! ,
inistration it, is. quite likely it was in
of its worthlessness. l.,
But we like. to So these old. rsminis- F I
noes brought up occasionally by
rangers. 1t-shows an Interest," in our T.
story which. ii quite Gathering: we .
'pe they will m10& y up, and carry the t.
cord back ever 8" Tar. It would be !
ecially.intert6tihg to know the namebf A
Q Jew, his ranf, fortune and the pecu- a
= circumstances under Which he brihsd Nv
das to betray the Saviour. # the pkst L
what we all ought to ljFe for, and .tbe
esent andahe failure mere abskactlblsI Z
en- let us have all there is u old
yends. n' 10 VI
While New. prleas;sl i u thus aim,sed and
hers amazed with the sensational &C: