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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

A correspondent Of the Times, signing
himself Provincial" takes very cor
rect ground on the subject OF the cleo
ton of United States s nator-the pre-
else ground, in fact, occupied by the
DEMOCRAT. We regret, however, that
the writer In the Times thought proper
to attack Gov. Nichols, and, upon a
mere rumor, charge that he favored the
election Of Republican to the Senate.
Not many days since, the Governor pub
lished proclamation in which he as
sured the people that there should be
no compromise OF any Of their rights.
The platform on which Gov. Nichols
was nominated, and the spirit OF the
canvass which resulted In his election,
were, all, In direct antagonism to any
such policy as the correspondent OF the
Times, on the authority of rumor,
charges him with favoring; while re-
Gently, the people of Louisiana, whose
honor and interests are In Governor
Nicholls's keeping, have almost as with
one voice denounced any measure OF
compromise or any bargain in the set
Element OF their troubles.
We have not asked the Governor his
views in this matter because we trust
confidently in his courage and integrity,
while we have no faith whatever In
rumors, which, in relation to men In
his difficult and trying position, always
fly thick and fast. We shall be among
the foremost to denounce any PROPOSE
ton to sell out the senatorship, let it
come from what source 1t may, but it
will require something much more ex-
plicit and authoritative than rumor to
make us believe that the Governor
favors any such scheme.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

the Office Of the New Orleans DEMO-
CRAT has been Removed from ~ Camp
street to TOO Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

cials; OF legalizing the arbitrary
and oppressive measures OF rulers who
are enemies Of the people and the
State, and OF judicially affirming that
a system Of fraud and perjury In cleo
tons and Of public plumber In officials,
ia legitimate governmental system2
And yet these are the very things that
the Kellogg Supreme Court, with John
T. Ludeling at it's head, did during a
baleful and ubiquitous existence OF
years, and 1t is just what the Packard
Supreme Court; with John Z. Ludeling
at it's head. was appointed to do, and
would do If supported by Federal bay
onets.
II the oommi ssioners will glance
through the reports OF the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana for the past four
years they will find therein q mass Of
iniquity, OF shame and judicial villainy.
such as has never before disgraced the
jurisprudence of the civilized world;
which was designed to thwart justice.
suppress the law, and legalize fraud and
rascality-a mass Of judicial iniquity, in
short, which, as the Shreveport Times
declared few days since, should be
piled up in public square and burned
by a common hangman.
Ii the Commission has come here In
the interest Of Mr.. Hayes policy Of
peace, justice and local self government.
they will not stultify themselves and
make the Presidents policy the subject
Of ridicule and contempt, by attempting
to have any such disgraced institution
as Packard's court considered the legal |
Supreme Court Of Louisiana, nor John |
I. Ludeling, to whose infamy the Su-
preme Court Of the United States has |
given immortality by branding him in |
one OF its decisions as q common
swindler, recognized as Chief Justice OF |
Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
BNths-BMoHs.

BNthS-BMtIss.
f02 -....... Cont street 10A
Between Bourbon and Dauphine streets,
New Orleans.
Russian vapor Baths on sunday. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. For Ladies'. from 10 to
aDsl ''-- JACOB KLOCK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
NOTICE 10 APPLICANTS.
Office Of State Superintendent 01
Public Education for Louisiana.

All applications heretofore addressed to the
undersigned. for positions as teachers or as
porters or portresses, have been transferred to
the office OF VIM. o. Rogers. ESQ. Chief Super
intendent Of the City Public Schools.
Applications for positions in New Orleans
should hereafter be addressed to the City Board
OF Directors. and be left with the Chief Superin-
tendent, or with tho Secretary OF tho Board. J.
). OBrien. ESQ, whose Offices are on the third
hoor OF the City Hall. And those for positions
In rural Louisiana should be addressed to the
proper board Of Public School Directors. in the
respective parishes Of the State.
Superintendent are no longer authorized to
issue certificates of capacity, etc.. to teachers.
HOB'T M. LU5HER,
State Superintendent Of Public Education.
New ORLEANS. April 8. 1877. aps Ivy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

State and command the respect and
gratitude Of the country. II they pur-
sue a different line of action and attempt
TO influence the issue by playing petty
.foggers and partisans, they will cover
themselves with ridicule and contempt
and add to the embarrassment and diff
flculties Of the President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
DIED.

SPORL-On Sunday, April g. 1871 at T 80 D. m
Andrew Sporl, aged thirty gears, Il natve of
New Orleans, eldest son of John and Margaret
Sport.
mhe funeral will take place This (Monday)
Morning. at $3.50 o'clock. The friends and ac-
quaintances and those Of the families of j. J.
and 9. sporl are respectfully invited to attend,
from his late residence. corner OF Clouet and
Dauphine streets. without further notice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
w. w. WASHBURN,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
113 Canal street,

Opposite Clay Statue. New Orleans.
MIR. WASHBURN Is himself an artist OF
In each department by a corps of assistants
who have no superiors In this or the Old World.
He is the master OF his business. Besides
employing the best artists he uses the best
materials, and MAKES the best work on the Con-
tfnent You may call this
BLOWING HIS OWN HORN"
put ioa prool ana NJ II bs yon y Which nav IN
speeted at bis Art Gallery. tee em2dD
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

In yesterdays edition the incorrigible
devil made US say that the Supreme
Court had adjourned to the eighteenth
instant. It should have been Monday,
April Is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

TIRE Only Authorized soliciting gents Of the
Democrat for The City IRE HIessrs. II. ii.
MAKER and p. q. DEvEZIN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
DENTISTRY.
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might hayc boon by collision viz one OF The I'M
discovered MINOR planets whose Orbits he peV"co"
The recent experiments with the JabiOchkoH
Electric Caudle at the West India docks, lAmeh"us' .
London were completely successful. a large tent hau
hccn erected covering an "houg space OF lIo feet ny ~
feet IN which four orlnlry ampposs had been set up
caeh having simple spherical globe Of opal glass sur
round n the disk in when kaoln and carbon can
dies were fixed. The electricity WAS generated bY
steam engine Of two and half horsepower Nheh ihe
connecting were placed in circuit the our cuu's
nasheduut brilliantly white light tuat was nomchtiy
bl ndng not withstandug the opal globes that materially
veed the intensity Of the glare For some seconds there
were noticeable hishcs Of intcrmteniy brighter Hght
owing possibly dcyaons in the resistance OF the kao
lin it became equally used then the candles con
tuucd TO buru for quarter OF an ho"r with steady ana
intensely white llow like other artificial white light
Al distance OF twenty or thirty feet nom the opal
lamp, il Was possible TO decpuer the minutest notes
family traced with hardpoiued pencil When sixteen
gas "a with powerful rcfcctors were lighted and the
electric candles were cxnHishcd, the effect was mar
vcous. They seemed TO SIZED bat Il fain!cst giimner
around, ana it appeared as il yellow glass had been
placed IN the lamps "iaunJicrd" was the sickly
hue they east in comp rson with the whhcness
Of the otner light. Tie next stage was tne
illuminate or large warehouse witn only tire
candles burnt In ordinary lamps with rugh tn rclrc
tcrs AMI without any opal shades to soften the htnt.
The glow o tine ncandcsccnt kaoiin was IN hs cs1 80
ncrce ia people tirucd away IRON il like owls blinded
by sun ght. The Illumination, however, VAS perfect:
Except where black shadows fcl sharply deuncd
from intcrposng beams and pillars, eyey corner
of the warehouse y nctrdtcd Win usht.
ono gentleman uad broug with him n card OF
plttcrns IN different textures and every con
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am fel directly them the green's bucs, Y, lIOWs,
Icds pu pics, and the most delicate uul oi straw
coOl, were as ctaiy sin suishablc as ia dVIthl.
Alter Tn there an experiment intended TO Sow
che possibility OF unloading suips at night one cHd
vas placed common street lamp on me "haIi anu
fixed nhauIaInp, with sufficient onGih oi IL
suaed enable II To be carried about the various
paris Of tie sh. ON deck. in ne hold ana itoln cn 10
OF the vessel TINS borne WITHOUT te tIt
Ickcrlng for second Wherever Il was pdc. a. every
obi .ct or yaIds about clearly dCdhcd Al tc
same tiInc ichi tic wharf was So po"cIIuI ana
Widei d~cd tuat the labor of phiOaihg the shlp hsht
LuA huru NAIiNh On MllLuMI Nll.uI Y.
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Ruropean astronomers are still wrestling with
, roblem Is there resisting mcdium IN spS1ei hrSt
,,,g,sted by the seceleratlon OF EncAes Come" Dr'
yo Asten has just given the results OF MS
Il, - - messages OF the comet from SIS e. 1879 lie
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EOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
i The Liverpool and Great Western steam COnlpanys
United states VI al Steamers teaVe Pier % y. r.;
NlSCONsl N..........1U ESUAf July :, at 10 a. M
MONTAN NA.............Tu r. DAY. July 81, 9ty A m.
WYOHING..... ...TU ESDAY. August Il, al a. IN.
CABIN lassage So, f5 SO, according state Room;
SteeIsge, go; Intermediate, SO. .-.- ~ -
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
SCIENCE FOR THE PEOPLE.

q" l'al'ih optcim residing in Paris, has
invented new tbemomcter A sheet of pia,inized
So" - 'Ao meat TO- asyrer. and its movements
ned by SERIES Of levers until tle ey are large enough to-
30 represented clearly on q dIal
Two French astronomers, NJ Andre and NJ.
Ahgot, viii visit California next year to observe tie
transit o. Mercury. The tTans, occurs Nav g. Il will
be Wis Die al the United States the urati N o the
pants prssayc the being about seven
hours aud thrce-quarters.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

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