New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-13
fOLITruAL NOTES.


n situation was practically unchanged
raay. except that we approached TWEEN
4 hours nearer to solution Of the
! nnental difficulties. SuperfCially, the
uiionasy government made progress
.son Of the enforcement of the powers
seized; realIy. it found itself entan-
4 the meshes Of violated and outraged
II has done such desperate deeds
Ill see It is as bad retreating as at
Ing to force SUCCESS. Yet none the
\ u the armed dispersal of the courts,
altering in Of record Offices, the con-
usrade Of armed men, acts which
uD. to the sober second thought of
the strongest partlsans, as gravest
r MS Of disaster to the cause which
2 Ies in the mire of the streets all law
:. q might of its powerful organic alton.
Republicans simply maintain their
d as the legal, If bsleaguered, gov.
70 ut; and by plainly and truthfully Civ
heir case to the Federal government,
q sv 10 the conviction that the Afneri.
l. ople will do them full and complete
u They have made no threats of vio-
hayain no way outraged Law or the
n Of single citizen. With equal care
Oe atience is the President acquainting
with the exact facts of the revolu-
q. Very shortly he will act, and be
N n ss ever, maintaining the legal gov
" be. Republicans can we'll afford to
cir case in bis hands.
hs ns Be general conviction did not prevail
a Ii commissions are merely honorary,
Z oholls would find q small army In the
bratic ranks ripe for insurrectiOn. He
n On either unfortunate in learning the
" Of this people" or else he is making
- late for his own especial satisfaction.
! y importations and carpet-baggers,
n New Orleans offices, constitute an
n 3 than which Packard could not have
rated viler. The profanity is aw-
bple of excitement was caused at Odd
b Hall yesterday by the report that
II. Leonard was coming over to
VI s." OF course no one who knows
btleman gave the least credence to
e. ry, although some went so far as to
be COMMITTEES sent after him to the
eI House. Colonel Leonard is no
M, rcock; and az consistent, honora-
Is tician, sets an example to many Re-
sv ns who. owe all they are or have to
publican party, yet do not hesitate to
7es izs its very existence in Louisiana
al their own selfish aims.
fof
i. !, zsnnedy's accession of political vir.
be after his utter failare to make
mn y in the Legislature as a candidate
tod States Senator, as well as sub
an 70 Governor KelloRg's refusal to
the funding Of the levee bonds last
KT ~
4 E. A. Burke should ever succeed
lishing himself in the fat First Dis
peA ofice, he will have fine chance Of
Z even with the third warders who
2 os > the grand bounce ct the "What is
ina Invention. Licenses faithfully col
/, rom the corner groceries will make
nies "squeaI." Five per cent is
sn the msiOrity like to pay. "SOck il
III Major. on the patriotic call of the
committee. You may never have
or chance.
mocratio contemporary makes the
w w nt that E. J. Barrett, of Rapides,
PIE % Republicans elected, but who de.
is place to Join the Odd Fellows
"a, "a, neuA, is colorsd man. This is
q 9 the colored people. Barrett, like
y5s is An Irishman, We are informed
ra' si-bagged to Louisiana as a sutler
ederal army. This, Of course, is
, lercgatOry to him; the question Of