davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-01-03
Sluh cine 3iebesaeihtAte.

Section Sabor liebte Ofarp Sladburn uno
tie, erpioerte oieieS @efihl 4; Der Sag, an
Dem iie ii6 segenieitig geitanOen, pob lte nur
pereint burdIs 2eben pilgern %fonnten, lag
| ld)on siemlid fern uno nod INNER badte
Jteliou nidt oarar, BON Der SodSett 81
'preden, 10 baB feline OtarD bereitS anfiug,
unrubIg sl meroen. 8a fiibrte ein unpora
bergeiebeueS grei9niB pl0sll6 oas Glpe oeS
lan9en Srautitanpes berbei.
Sn Nelion'S Safe mar gbbe eiu9etreten,
aber ct braubte Gelo uub mohte es fommen,
moher eS ,pollte, eS muBte geIhaiit meroen.
0a fam inn Die Sbee, feline WarD a~nsubor.
gen, uno nit GROCER lnuerfrorenbett ltedte
er, nadoem ct ibr nohmalS letne 2lebe be-
tbeuert uro III unbeItlmmten @orten BON
Der ooASeit seiproden bate, bas BON ibr
erbaltene @elO eiu nnb nabm Ibidleo.
9Soden unb Wtonate per9in9en, obne bab
ytelion Sabor wleoer eridlen audi Der BON
ibm poriidti9 an9eoeutete Sermln Der oohs
,eit fam, aber Der SrduttSam blieb aus, uno
nadoem it9 Die betro9ene Sraut nad ldnges
rem Soften uno Sarren enollh iiberSen9t
bate, baB es am belten lei, nit igrem 0tellon
70 meuis llmitauce ais m6slif sa MAIDEN,
%eripirtte ite BET benz Sqllre Sbuttle einen
SerbaitSbefebl ge9en i'm, permlttellt oellen
er furse 3eit oarauf oemielben porsefiibrt
wuroe. 0as @eridts3lml1er mar bon d3u@
| idallern au9efiiut, melde ale beglerig mareu,
ben ausgang Der Nfiaire nit anSuieben.
Sarm bate Nelion oas 3irnmer betreten unp
faum bate Die Slasern ibn erbltdt, oa 9e<
mann ibre 2iebe 81 Dem llnAetreuen pl0slid
mieber bic Sberbano NIB nit Sbranen III
ben augeu fiel ie ibm nm ben oals. 9telz
ion, obglei6 Suerlt etmaS p%erblifft ourd ben
inn seworoenen @mpiang, iauo iid ihlieBlld
ueranlabt, Die 2iebfoiuuAen Otarp'S 81 ers
nioeru. llnter iolden llmitduben bielt es
bet Squire fir baS J3pedmdBigite, leinen
Gonitabler nah einer 0eiratbSliceuS al
ihideu, uno 81 anidetneno GROCER 3uirlepens
belt Der Sld9erlu iomobl alS beS Serfla9ten
CAB ct ibnen leineu offtclelleu Se9en, Worauf
oas 9liidllAe @bepaar p~ersaii9t Don bannen
so9.
, 1877-01-03
Was alice anf Der Ypit erpes
Dirt iptrS.

Gin uusariides Slatt tbeilt folaenoen in
tercianteu Seitrag Su Der plelfad otScuttrter
6rase Der Srauen,@ emancipation nit. 0aa
errpdbnte Slatt eraablt: nSn benz fo1igltd)
unsarii9en YoItanlte 5u @ptla berridte bic
ier Gage grobe @erlpurung, benn BET welb-
lids Yolt=grpeoitor muroe pl0sit0 bon
@eburtSpeben b%efalleu, urto Der Srteftrager,
a~uitatt Die gum 2lu8tra9en beittmmten Srtefe
III @ntpiang gu nehnlen, mar benliiBtgt, ltd
ld,leunlgit had elmer 9ebanlme nnl5uleben.
- Srieie uad @pula iperoeu baber augenz
bllfll1 an Seiten poste restante abrels
iirt."
, 1877-01-03
Sefentli6e Danfiaeuns.

MuSsmo aus etnsm 9riefe Don =. SsinusiiI'
Ter, BUTT, 5pparp GpuntY, SOMA, an isineu
Spbn s. Seinmiasr. &sbaftsu, bts yAlba.
ny 9erplb".
$500. Sd fann niGt umbin, Did gu Fit.
ten, tn Detnsm Blatte uniern THentli9en Doni
fir bic 5eiluns 0eincr Muftcr burh DR..
Aug. &Dnts's 8 ambur8er &rOpfen
auS3uIpre9en. Wte Ou peiBt, lit bic ltebs
SHUTTER an einem i9weren 2eberIetcen, unc
lelblf bic 5ilfe unIerer @erSte mar perseblth.
Wir prObtrten bic 5amburser IrOpfen uup
purbe bkfd ben @ebrau9 b%erielben bic Sc
lunpbett Der @utter tpieber sars bsreeleat,-
Sd ptni9s Du pirbet bic Samburser
Mebictnen tmmer auf's Bette empfeblsn,
benn is baben f6 auf's 9OrtrefEi9te in uale-
Ter Gamilts bepabrt.
, 1877-01-03

Gine ~frenbiee With ei1une.-Ssr!
8altbalar Seim, Soutb @oams, 9aHa6ufetts,
l1reibt an uns: sd fUnnte einsn sansen so,
gen ppl ftreiben, unb bann fSnnte i'd. bod
ni9t senus l1reiben, tpas @utss mir DIR. q "
suit 8Dnts's Samburser Tropfen
tbaten. SD babe iber apsi Sabre ale Oofto-
rem in bieler l1msessnp sebrauht unb elm hwe-
res @elb ausseseben, bis MIDI bic Sambureer
GrDpfen bon metnem ibredliben ltebel . s
pepfta befreiten unp i'd nun fabIs, baB i'd
ldn9er leben tperbe."
, 1877-01-03
Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smcb =
Artbut'S leeteS uno gr0btes.
Ocfubr!!!

ooer: Serlpuroett IL Dem 9a1lS elneS Sreun0eS.
9ieies ppllencetife Msrf bieies @tteranen Der
uncertainties SIteratur Dot ais Serlpurf einen Qe.
9~enltano, luelbsr oGS lociale Neben uuleres aelammten
Soltes beri9rt uno 9iebt eineu ldrefli6eu lwleberblid
lber uebel luelbes es bIositeut. Aueerpreentlid,
ipainene une dufre9enh, miro es pom Auen mi
onneen. gSlr limo entlhlolieu, oas BUD In ieoer Va.
mile oes Sanoes einjuIubren uno |olterlren not ns
cdgeipflcne Sortbeile aleu mdmiIi6en uuo lpeibli.
1eh Su0lcribeniehlammlern g8ir rsrtGugeu iiberaQ
I9enteh uilo lhlten gratis auf 9erlanoen 8eoiuaum.
Gen nno beIdreibenos @ireulare. Z. ", ztussar.
"'sep', 'ZS e9einut Str., pQlla. 4S92mj.-s
, 1877-01-03
Mtr u1tp MIDI.

0tentmdbhen Dytu, yiaoaule, mie
~iefallen Sbnen meine ne1en Siloer?"
M abame: sSebr gut, penrtette -
aber geitebe MIR, Der photograph bat Dit
and ein ipenig geidneldelt?"
Oienft dofen: 0@at mir leldmets
delt ?! Otaoan,e, nat %jlooben &c bon mid?
0tid mitn Singer bat ct mir beriibrt, ptel
iueni9er mir jeld)meidelt !"
, 1877-01-03

(Gr uno Sie al Der table d'hote.) @r.
n&aS bait gu benn ?"
Gle: uDPer is unpobt!"
o@r: ygSas batBt uulpobl? 8as mubt
0u merpen nunobl uaA Der Snpp',- BATH
Ou nid)t iperoen f0uuell llulpobl porber, -
I'LL fam t6 beBbaleu ba8 ganSe table
d'hote for 0jr!!"
, 1877-01-03
Dit GIai9t

hamburger Trppfen"
toitet so Gents, Oper anf Gla1tsn
swe ct Dollars, iinp In allen eeutlden
Mpptbefen gu baben pper wereen pislsla
Ben mad Gmpfans bes @elpes fret mad
allen TbsiIen Der 9ereinisten Staatsr
S%srlanot. Man aprslire:
A. vogeIer g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1877-01-03
94ie ein mt II maAen,

Smmer Vol uno leerl
W0gen Die fr0blidstraurt9en 2teoer reht
piele Gerebrer mn Nbnebuer ftnoen! Stel'
leidt erihetten tie oann balo III ether neliell,
yuerbefierteu" Anflage.
, 1877-01-03

1to Mono College, @ason, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Musuf a5mts's Sam.
burger Irppfen fno Don anseeset9neter
Wtrtuug unb besbalb nabeau unsntbebrli6 fur
mid. Nep. Batter s. 8. Gebmann.
, 1877-01-03

Der Danf ether Tamt1ie.-S9 nns
n1stne grau fassa Sbnen ben srSbten Dant fiji
Or. Ma emit R6nts's 5amburger
Eropfen i9reibt 5err Sobn YOtt, Geneva,
Sa.. benin bielelben baben uns Srpbe Dsenlfe
e%riptelen. Mir Iaisa bic 1rppfsa ai9t msbs
ausgeben.
, 1877-01-03

so bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franz. taB
toy telns Spstie ntebr pertrasen tOnnte. iGreibi
PER- peter Clemens, 2ittle Orleans, Mp. Sd
nabm DIR. Wusuf 8Snts'S 5ambur-
ger Grppen unb bin nun tpieber nt6t nns
gang 9srselteat ipnbsrn flbIe MID stsl trafti'
JET ais frlber.
, 1877-01-03

Serr Gbas. 5auptman, Silver pcint, sc. g.,
be3eust tpie fplet: SD lit felt a6t @p9en an
SAwdbe uno Scpfl9meraen, bur9 l1npsrpau-
li6feit bersursebra9t. 1urb ben @ebrau1
ppu DR.. @uguf a5nts's 5ambureer
I~rppfen bin i'd @ctt fei Danf tpieber 70
peit ber9elfeat, baB ib meinen alien 8eibaf-
tisansen tpiepsr na6seben fam. SD fann pa.
Der bisla Wspt3in Iaen beltsns smpfsblen."
, 1877-01-03

@essu 5autfranfbeiten unt ale ltnrsfnis-
teiten. pel9e perbprbenem 8lut e%ntlprinsen,
limb DIR. Mueuf RDnte's 5ambur9er
Grppfen Elm gang auseseidnetes Mittel.
benin lie ftno bic belten 8lutrsintser. on
'hrettI Serr Spbn George 8ppsnl9aS tn &C.
ntpnt, 81.
, 1877-01-03

Gin sutes MttteI sesen goIit nnb 9sibidmer'
gen llnb DR.. &usElt 8Gnts'S s a M b r.
ger Gropfen. idreibt Serr Mtdael @etL
eSiibatpafa, Snp. bsna D~isleIbsn bslfsn ausen.
bItd!ig.
, 1877-01-03

coates Ctr. une OSI Gie Srttte Ctr,
NbtluoelphtH, Wa.
9ies lit cine Srgoniiation pom &GpitaliIteu um'
&bee gu lnlportlren NIB 81 uertbeileu
nit eiuem tleinen 8entnn, Der Dem @omlulnenten alien
Geuinn Der 3wil9enbGnoler erlpart. 9Bir controliren
einen 9roBen Sbeil her beltet Sbeei orten, Welbe uad
oieiem Gonoe tomnlen lnD Die mr. bon uns Ielblt Der.
fault iperoen. 4erlouen. welde bon euberem bGnblern
taufen tbun Dies 81 ibrem ei9enen 9ladbtbeil. unIere
bGuler IN Gbina uno Sapan baben Die beiten 6acilitGs
ten aur Ausipabl, mas uns 9rOBe Sortbetle 9elpGbrt.
g8ir baben jum Serfaui unNerer 2beeiorteu in alien
bauptltdoten Der Sereini9ten Staten stores etablirt,
9Sir 9eben unieren &unoeu eiu
GdbpmeS Sci Gbrpmrp,
,9enommen oou ben metropolitan gBerten ameritanl.
id)er uno Irenloer &ilnItlerl, lpelbes. lpenu in elnerH
Siloerlaoen setauit, mebr toiteu pirbe ais Der prels
oes 5bees betrG9t. Dleie GbromoS lin6 ein Gel9ent
fir unlere &unoen.
Nae ~getauften 98aaren garanti ri, oaB lie ooI.
fommele SefrieOisuns s%eipGbrer! obsrOas Gelo iariid.
e%rtattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
4 - =,
Jle. s31 Nrd StraBe. @de 3luetsn NIB Coates Stra8s
ano GIL sic 9Seite str. p9iIa ia, Ag812mt.
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Sic sinsiec pclntednif6e Sauss
GWule.
a. GrIrt.anna ANnn N:UirnA lSi4.. MN

Gf. VItFtFHe UuII, NElItUt UIfD, Wtpa
Sn 5olge Der Ter9roBerung iino finn Blabe ofelt.
Won belperbe lid iofort oaruln. Die Graouirten
itehet bod. 9tur eriter Sloiie &uabcn lueroeu auf9e-
nOmmsn. Gier Gourie: 6lulii0, 9i6eral, g8iiiets
i6aftli6 uno Goulmerjieu. Wtar ibide cine Q5rief
III rife an Die 0irectoreu fir ben Dscsnnial=6a talog
1Dti0t oo,ia
, 1877-01-03
%patt'S 2ebems'8 aliam.
Gin me0i3inijdeS Wunber.


Nbeumattsmus, Neuralsta, Gtht in iprem l&itnmaen
stadium, Serpieln, 8bniSs. 8raniteit, @rpiipsas, sts
9elApure unp Die i4!tmmitsn Jale pom ylaItranrgei-
Ten, 8rOBe S6paGe, Qsber- une Nterenletetn, 0tins.
rpurm &c. &c. pirp .!uf's Seltimmtefe purp bisleu &pnte
auer Neintsin8snittsl esbeilt. Oerielbe 1T spslxHps
spanil8 SABRE btnbur9 pom YubIitunt erprpbt, sat
punperttaulenbe NON 5alsn sepetlt uaS earirt usss,
penn mao gorl1rtft 8enpmmen. SIT sth ttGeres SttI-
nitteI BON 5tfeln III allen belbaren 6alen, eurirf pit
Taullten alien Vsi4Ware, ielbt NO Der &npGen l@pa All
a~efreTeh TT.
@patt's sebens.SaIiam eurtrts Ssrrn 5. .. spn.
nap, 4rd8peen I'M part-1beater su grpptlpn, ". d.,
POM drontiten Nbeumattsmus, natpem berlelbe sgne
Grtpl9 Won ben porsu8!t3lten Aesstea &urVpa's Wne
Amertta's bebaneelt wprpea mar.
SDattS 8ebenssSaltani eurirte 5errn .. y.
3plp, Dpdmater No. III Ntaeten SIR, BON e,nen,
eaiabrlttsn @ei6par, nabpem or ie9S Dipnags I'm
Stpapmap 9ptpttal mar uno bort ais uapeilbar ertlarl
puree.
Spatt's 2ebens-Salfam bette Ssrrn ;}aesb wptb,
Sf1ee NO. 242 @reenpi5 Str. BON eiasm ~ierpfuyplen
Seibpure, ppbet bic 5aulntB itpn bts auf ben EnpRe
8eprun9en mar. PER- VI. bat panreno Is Sdprea aaG
srfatren.
bpatt's ..Ssbens- SaIfam eurtrts Serrn gDtaian
springer, Ne. 1888 8rppme Str, ppllfaneig BON suit.
,uaestsm Nbsumattsmus 10 ernHlt6er 2rt, paB esrlslps
peH 0ettt ees 8ranfen loon perptrrt bate. Der 0e.
naHnte tpnnte mot ,eine pano Sum Rppts erbeben Hnt
mar pabrsnb oreter Wtpnate ans Sest s%stsfslt.
By BADEN IN Der 5aupt'S tfee, 246 @ranb Str, xat
si @ppteeiern I'm IaGsGstnsa, ~ ii pes 6lal&e. Ss&s
5ldi1en S.. .s
6satt's erhbmt e 9etImttteI finb; @'
Spdtt's aufe9lbarer &ebsns.S allam su $500,
Spatt's IA IL" ertpelt lfartsr Qsttns. 9allam, sn
81 Spatt's Yulmpnic Saliam, pber Der Stp,nb.
iu2ti8en 6rsune, tu S1.00. - Spatt's Spis Stat.
nient, ~uatsblpar tIr eelsea uup S6mersen jeesr art
iu 30 Gents. = 5patt's Sn;a, Sur fGr Griaiuna
8ppfpsb, SnfusnSd, @atarrb, jU 25 9ts.
28enn pbtse Ariitel nitt In sursr Apptbets pber an gu.
REM plase ja baben itne, 70 penbs man it'd pirett anpas
Central DepOi, 246 @ranpfr., u. y.
@emin 3. ppatt h 60, @isentblmer.
uebsral bin per @rpreB seri9tdt beim halbcr
Dugene. 13m2Uian
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perlunsn, bic an sIppetitlpTsteit unb @ibsr.
wilen sessn SpeiIen Ieipen, linp DR.. Aug.
RSnts's s amburser T~rppfen sI
empfeb!en. 9err Watbias DrabpbeL BLUE
@prins, Neb, lhreibt barber: Mein Gater,
I6pn bod i'm glitter, oerlpr feinen 9ppetit unD
bate icsar einen @iperwilsn esesn Speiien,
mas i'm lfbr l9paG unp unb leibenb mabte.
Mui infer 3urepen sebraubte er DR.. Musull
RUnis's Samburser 1rppfen; Der Ippetit febr-
te suriid, une CT fiibIt NUN Gin gang anperss
Wenl9 gu lsia.
, 1877-01-03

sssdfeI auf mssr ais 200 Der b.ssussnbsrsn Gtdsts
In europa.
oelb' ,abIunsen bura bic Eosdrnter fotoie per
xetesrapb nab alien plabsn in SsutIbIans,
Deitsrrsih, Der Gaipeit, 6olano, Ddnemart, Sdfps.
ben unb gsortptssn. ban GmpfGnsern frst ms bauI
ssliefert.
Greeit.Sriefe fir Reifenhe our 5snusuus In eu:n
gr6Beren Stdoten Der alten a8slt.
GinfafGruus pon G%rbfbaften unb GOrcerunsss
ieber Irt in alien @ldssn Guropa's.
Berihifuns BON Gltern unb Wadetem nag
europa.
Der;pnuns antcttnenber Sitter In ste,n gorf, uns
MISUNDERSTANDING ~bssietben nah benz SnIanoe.
Gurspdiitss @ele aasr art setauft unb ~psrtsaft.
, 1877-01-03
GtpG Gpeeulatipueu

luerbel bon uns in ieber @rt nur 9esen GommiiIion
aussefubrt. Puts and Calls al Die 6elten bduler 5u
nleori9lten 0faten. Soften 500 bis 5000, Die nft
S5OOO 0epinn ~brin9en. pumpblete, ole ~ertldrell,
ME S8au Street Speeulatiouen ausseiibrt weroen.
Trei %perlanot. S1ltt nab eireln @remplar.
&%umbribge s Sp.,.
Santters uni 8roters,
4gS slan' = 9Sal Ctr, Deeiu 1prf
, 1877-01-03

SD bin wisbsr better ais i'd fs srpartete sa
psrpsn, iGreibt pbtl. &pt, SalempiQs, @ise.,
banf DR.. Might abnis's Sambursu
81 s,s,t a I; 80 10 IT. y{a i t .S Sn g sas iS si1s Sns
uas erbielt. SD enti9lpb mid, bic Sambur-
ger Grppfen tss DR.. @usult 8onis su a%ebrau-
hsn. @ptt CUR Gbrs uab DR.. @usuit aSnts's
hamburger SrOpfen sum &ubn1e muB i'd fa-
gen, eaB mir ~bislelbsn msias Geluasbeit Wis-
bersaben.
, 1877-01-03

Ssrr 5tsif In Snanbasc Sin. @iE., tbeiIt
uns nit: SD lit felt spei Sabrsn an einsr
bTsartissn 8le6te, bic allen Mitteln piperltane.
Da sebrau6te i'd msbrere WO4en lang DIR.
MuBuf 86nt9's 8Snts's 9ambur-
ger Grppfen na6 8crl6rift uno puros
BON bieism bSsartissn 0eipsa ppaltanpis sebsiIt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
: IAN ARRANGEMENT

1t has been repeatedly asserted by DEM
ocratic correspondents that somebody rep
resenting the Democratic party in Lou
isiana has made IAN arrangement" Of
some sort with the friends of President
Hayes, to the effect that the count of the
electoral vote shall proceed without in
terruption in consideration for the with
drawal of troops from New Orleans, and
the recognition of Mr.. NicholIs. Nearly
every hour adds new codicil to this
happy arrangement, but at the same time
cancels one preyiouly announced.
One dispatch states: Gentlemen here
who know, emphatically deny that any
arrangement has been made looking to q
Republican long term Senator" We think
that is quite likely. In short, we have
pretty good authority for saying that no
arrangement of any kind has been made
by anybody representing the Republicans
The following dispatch, dated Washing
ington, March 1, TAO P. NJ, is conclusive
on that subject;
Governor Packard:
Stanley Matthews has just denied IN toto
Burke's dispatch to Nichols. He says he
has made no trade or bargain whatever
with any of Nicholls' partisans. The
President will maintain firmly the status
quo till Hayes succeeds, all Democratic
dispatches to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
General White has just arrived from
Hayes direct, and says that he distinctly
cate his views 30 to Louisiana.
Thus it appears that President Hayes
on the one hand and the Democratic fill
busters on the other, deny that any ar
rangement has been made. 1t would be
interesting to know with whom Envoy
Extraordinary Burke has been negotiat.
ing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02


Reiterated falsehOOd requires reiterated
refuhtion. The Democratic party Of the
South arrogAntly assume TO be the people
Of the South, and their Northern allies
support them in the claim. Now, we
have the Associated Press dispatches alb
surdly attributing this same peryersion
of language to Mr.. Hayes on the subject
of the Nichols pretension. The sup
porters Of Mr.. Nichols in this State do
not constitute its people; do not consti-
tute one-half thereof There is in this
State. though the Democratic party North
and South would like 10 ignore
it, Republican party comprising the
majority of our people, and this majority
voted for and supports MIR. Packard. AS
for the claim that the wealth and intelli-
gence of the commonwealth are on the
Democratic side, that implies a falIacy.
There may be more money represented
by the members of the Democratic or
Nichols party; but the Republican party,
the adherents of Mr.. Packard represent
labor, industry, moneys worth, the bone
and muscle of the community; that power
whose exercise produces the wealth of
nations, and without which national pros
perity were impossible. AS for inteli-
gence, the Republican party has enough
to understand the principles of free gov
ernments, the demands of enlightened
political self-interest, the claims of patriot
ism, the superiority of national over sec
tional interezts, or, rather, the insepera-
bility of the two. There is undoubtedly
more book learning" among the Demo-
Gratis of Louisiana than among the Re
publicans; but book learning is not all Of
intelligence. The poet, in comparing the
poor Swiss lace weaver with Voltaire, says:
"she knew and knew no more her Bible true;
truth the brilliant Frenchman never knew
So, the colored citizens Of Louisiana, as
well as the rest Of the Republican party,
know right from wrong, truth from false
hood, patriotism from treason truthf
which too many of the self-boastful Dem,
ocrats Of this section, the self-styled
speople" Of the State, have either moi
known, or worse still, have ignored
What if these simple people 1--WE allude
now to the colored portion of the Repub,
lican party do not know much about
chopping logic, or ''bulliDg and bearing
the stock market, they know what is quits
as respectable, namely, how to work fol
the money they get and to vote for The
Republican party, recognizing in it th.
advocate and support of the fundamental
principles Of free government
We reiterate, therefore, that the Demo
Gratis of Louisiana do not constitute it
people, but only a minority thereof, seek
ing by bluster, assumption and noise t
befool the rest of the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

mitted two outside elements to Citizen
ship-the white rebels and the negroes
they were to come In on equal terms with
each other. One Of the best things in
Governor Hayes letter of acceptance is
his declaration that the obligation
to support the constitution extended
to all parts of it, the new as
well as the old. Herein most politicians
fall into error. The one reads only the
old constitution; the other always takes
his text from the new dispensation. Both
arctic be construed together. 1t is mani
fest that the party which arrogantly de-
MES ''to negroes, carpet-baggers and seal
awags," as the great Republican party Of
the South is coarsely called, the rights of
citizenship in the election, would have
small regard for them in administration.
And yet these ostracised classes are as
much part of the people as the proud
est oppressor that ever fought to pillage a
helpless race.
We concede to the National Republican
its trite maxims, but deny the right Of
anybody to throw the great Republican
party of the South out of the enumeration
which essays to count the people. We
contend that it is factor in the transac-
ton, owing allegiance to the laws, and
entitled to the protection of the laws. The
new portion of the constitution brought
the negroes into political being along with
the amnestied whites, and they can not BE-
omitted in the popular schedule.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
rHE nEsPERATR r1LnErrrEs.

The reports Of the proceedings in the
House of Representatives yesterday re-
minds one of the disgraceful rows of the
''good old days" when congressional
slaveocrats bullied Northern members
with drawn pistols and threats to dissolve
the Union. It appears that serious
quarrel has taken place between the three
score Confederate brigadiers and their
Northern Copperhead allies in conse-
quence Of their joint failure to deliver
the administration of this government
over to Tilden, with themselves as the
ruling spirits Of the new administration.
As the days of their political existence
draw rapidly to close, these reasonable
conspirators grow desperate, and are try
ing every means to bring down the fabric
of the government in ruin.
Yesterday, under the plea that some
imitator Of Cronin or other idiot had ap-
pointed himself presidential elector for
Vermont, and sent to Washington some
sort of process verbal Of the proceeding,
the boiling of the political cauldron that
ensued when it.was known that the Presi-
dent Of the Senate would not give this
document to the House, sent such political
scum as Poppleton, Beebe, WaIling and
other ilibusters to the surface, and they
devoted the whole of the day to shouting
themselves hoarse in calls for the yeas
and nays, the reading Of sundry docu-
ments of no consequence, and in making
dilatory motions of all kinds. Their
object was to tide over the time
between now and the fourth Of
March SO as to avoid a count Of
the vote. Of course this revolutionary
conduct would not help them in any man.
ner, nor bring Tilden one inch nearer to
the presidential chair, but it might posi-
bly, defeat President Hayes, and thus put
the Republicans to the trouble and ex-
pense of new election. Such tactics are
worthy of the heroes of 1851, to whom
they are ikened by the cited special re.
porters. But they will be found vain. The
count must and win proceed. If the
House refuses to take part in it, the SEN
ate viii go on with it alone in the presence
of the Republican members of the House,
who will be invited to be present. The
desperate alibusters will only gain the il
viii of the good men of all parties and che
contempt Of their own friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
zee REooaNIr1oN ouBsT1ON.

In the course Of an interview with q
reporter of the New York Herald, Gov
ernor Hendricks discouFsed wisely, thus;
Governor Hendricks-The statement that
Hayes will recognize the Nichols govern
meat in Louisiana Ia absurd. He could not
do it without Btultifying the methods to
which he will owe his place. To recognize
Nichols would be to asy that Packard was
not elected by the votes in Louisiana, and
yet that he himself tHayes) was.
Our Democratic friends may as we'll
make up their minds that to this COM
plexion It will come. President Hayes
win never consent to sIur his own title by
refusing to uphold Governor Packard,
who claims by the same authority pre-
cisely. How such an absurd notion could
ever find Judgment in the brain of any
intelligent man is a never ending wonder.
President Hayes viii be bound by every
principle, party and official interest, per-
sonal feeling and gratitude to maintain
the integrity Of the Republican adninis-
srasion in this STATE. II bis title to It's
sight electoral votes Is legitimate, It's
twin, born st the same birth, Packard's
title to the ofice Of Governor, i also
legitimate. This point was very f0rcibIy
illustrated BY q jealous Republican yes
tsrday morning. Said no: III is as
though ny wife presented mo with twins,
and knew that one Of them was mine.
II would follow that the other wss also ?
President Hayes viii rest his title 10 the
Presidency upon every one Of the eight
electoral votes Of Louisiana. He knows
it 70 be good. and wiz accordingly upheld
tie legitimacy Of its twin brother.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
rae uNrrBp sTArEs rRoops.

For day or two past reports have been
industriously circulated here that the
United States troops were to be removed
to the Barracks at once. It is not diff
cult to understand why the White League
leaders wish such reports to be believed.
But we have the best Of reasons for say
ing that no such orders have been re-
ceived. Nor is it likely they viii be is
sued as long as an overpowering force of
Insurgents stands ready at the tap of the
bell to overpower the State officers. Il is
as well that the people here should under
stand these matters, that no mistakes
may occur.