, 1877-07-16

Peace Restored BY the Pacifcation
Policy Of the President.
Great Prostitution of Business,
and Its Causes.
A Powerful LegaIsed Gambling 1ustitu-
neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Know-Nothing Party.
biFfsfau of tht Louisiana Democracy On ts'af h
asss--The "coler.fiae In Tho Fob.
lie Stfeels.

sRss-''aae toief'1i6c IN lae su0'
lie &teels.
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sp,etot cory,,psnd<ne< Of Tae 7ttbtns,
Nav O8.uAxa, La, .Fu1y p,-nThe utoof Of
the pudding Is In the cattny," nnd the wisdom
Of tho Southern policy uf stst,Icnt IfaYce tnust
be Judged by Us results. Sufficient time has
not ret elapsed In which to give 1t n fair trial.
but 1t can be eatd With certainty that tho policr
Of pavidcatfon
HAS GIVEN THIS coxMrs1rr PEACE,
without whic!, prosperity t. Impossible. The
buelncss.eeasnn Of New Orleans {wl,lgh is tlnt
Of wintcr) lad, however, hccn frittcred away Ia
+ha ~ tr7,t.,,i,. n thn rout .n1nv rtns ~ H.,
~ ..sttfa, ~ 1901 ,,..1iI.o-.,,r fwl,,.l ..o
Wv eols'l'to1 ~ Nt'"so oe'''1e.e9 s""'In WV
pfctehee o. feuefa' 9roolse eompeico 10 nc M
inactlFg oncl before tov Nichols obtained ab-
solutp and uutf,putcd possession OF the Guy-
crrment NJ I'm stotc. II was then teo latc IN
.. s'.!.. " - I... s'.s A.. ',.,s1 ~ h,,st.. s1
expect any sesy kreAt sc's4' Ill oos'"eo't A"o
There was Temporarily slight advance IN
,'n.t. ~, ~ 1.n,n ri - IN Ths forn,cr h..
] os ~ aoa,t..', ~ ~ ~ w. s ..,.s,..sa .as,
ho"esc1' uechoeos ""' oceoui' u"eai"p'c' ano
the latter hare dropped to ~. Tie loss OF tn-
tcrcst In real estate has been ascribco bf many
to tho result Of tic reccu, mun,cioa1 election,
,<htsh ro. = refusal r. ,ntho,trc n ta1 for thn
That election probably did hare son'e effect On
the real estate market, for It secms to be the
general opluIon tint there win never be any real
improvement !" eoo oos'ncss u NC" of'ea1e
until shc shall be
CONNECTED WITH TEXAS NJ nA1f.
Both the city and State, however, hare been
~ a'''u,t ~ NV past - 'As.' ,", ~
cure railways oy INC purchase Of ahtesests atlu
the Endorsement Of bonds. amounting In the ag-
prcrate to many millions of Joltart. TINT tho
tast.sox. hara h".o,na oYt.on,nl, .L.,,.s,1
IAp9s.'e "a's oos.o 1,"''.-, s-.'. '.:,
*nef Inc aosantase" 10 oe oef''ea l'o"l sa''~
way-tax nrr e1rat'ate' Upon.
this election maa the fact that the eoforcd men
generally yote'l With tug taxpayers tn opiat!tdon
over two tn one. .-...
Whatever rnay hare been the cansc. however,
the fars IL atcnt that tic temporary Improve
tncnt TT real e&tasc naA completely lattef!eu hut.
and there i. row no solc FIR II. Further, tile
gs,s M 81 The s whs 1sn Gs, has ssn
after the War, was never 20 .prnsiratc and
dull ss 1t Is now. Thousands OF worktncn, in
consequence, walk tiM Girects In ldlcnces, and
oS THE yEn9E or FrAnyATloS.
Indeed, how lalf the people III Scw Orleans
than can understand. There IL absolutely no
the halnr, ana what resources t!e cltT
las nre deTtvcH from tho hahdlinE
! Of the cotton aud suGar wh!cl! arc
shipped from this port. i'r:!tonn to the
Was, whcn the planters were Obliged to ship
their cotton to their factors ~ Now Orleans to
satkfy the aas4nGes ~llrh had pcch lIlauo 10
them, the profits Of pressing and handling t!Its
commodity were very graat. Every cue WHO
touched baie Of tDtton cl'arRcsl c.nrlttautiy
fu1 hfs scEsirs:- The "tisy-:ro{." 'lrrtTcu rum
"sas'plrs" an,t otAct w4sE " naintllnf.. nt'l!
Which amounted u 50 mu:fl stealif'f't sesefeeatcu
thousands O! bales. -, ~,
| All thr, Hi"e'es, lna oesH chaHEca' aHe
abolition 9t sluysrS rendered n the facanracs.
sTatcn IN inlnrsl'Ilty, Hf1s' a. tl;c 1anters' %
rulr. are no lo'sascr ap!e ~ eGculn hafahets,
30, Whcn tle'r cspt, u Eatslcte thr} arr IRE IL
send 1t tn t!e lh'F! NHclc y can pe elfs!osea ~
! to tlle EcAt advantage, n1Ha Win Lie least c1-