The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-21


t'hs ntnissioi, Of the rpnts In the a1iress o.
letters + one Of the great causea Of delay ant
dits hn"ibey Of pesioales box Or numbo d
street IF possible.
Auotlei source Of delay are fancy signatures
81 The imperfect manner Of writing them.
On the hnek uf the envelopes IN which the
nbotp Is inelosnd, III the right hand uppet
corner are the words
h "HFIuIN 10 II. l., PLUM, T. o. BOX e92
NEW ORLEANS, LA. 1T NOT DE
LlyEREp WITHIN 10 DAYS.
lnelused with The printed circular is aiwaya
large hHid-biil IT the Lottery Company.
ppltinp forth ito advantageous aehntlles.
yha Significance " the above will be no
tirpl ri ni,rr when IL Ia known that J NJ q,
Parker, the pttatinaaat here. Ia the owner OF
about
FIVE HUNDRED SHARES OF srncH
III the Louisiana State. LOTTERY Company.
Tie law positively proltibite him from pass
ing such matter through the mails, and yet
iii ,rlai blipw that boz Ga2 ls the box III a
lottery company. and he receives these eol,l-
lnuni,intipra daily. Dan Mi Parker explain
thia matter II 90. let him rise.
Ule Of the original lieotpnlatois was eall-
eli urnn lie stated that be Was one Ut the
original nepipotatofs ot the Louisiana Lot
tp,y Company with q. 7 Howard, II. Bloom
a., Il wilder, Murray, j. Iuleidiile and III
Luckett ..........,.
II WAS AGREED nv rHR PARTIES
that himself. Blupnet and UDi,sidil,e siiuta
work al they could In the lobby to secure the
rassnap oi the act Of incorporation, but to
o himself were left the principal nanipuatlons,
Murray and Morris, The latter now One Of the
rtopfittors If the institution, advanced
RITE MONEY 10 wonH w1fH,
about sip.nnp FOR Howard had none then
hftnr many interviews with SENATORS and
members " the Huuse, and after buying them
M the prospect WAS bright for the inauauta-
,i iltt nGfti inn EGtU iIttS
Beers, Whitney and otheta received at this
time sums VARYING Ii amount, aid the Negro
members got their shares nesides the cash
paid.
Apott, rwo rHnnsAHb SHARES
IL The company were allotted out to them
When the bill entire VIZ for passage IN The
House g. W Lowell was Speaker but A. w,
Faulkner happened To be temporarily IN the
chair moment or 80 before lts passage
lowell resumed his seat aud declared there
was not a quorum present. This matte no
particular difference 10 q Legislature that
cared but little for even the most stringent
forms If law. The bill was considered
PASSED. and the Journal Of The House al
Tered to make It appear regularity Nigets, the
clerk.
Mr., Howard kept Of this time .whet he
called his Of a b book, III which the ,e-
ceipts If those members
VINO nab BHFN PURCHASED
were kept Fifteen Thousand dollars In money
was paid. our Informant states, to allow tile
hill III become law by limitation and tn adj
djtion about 100000 In stock given. o
UNDER THE CHARTER
II was required he went on, that there should
: hr ,nprsitrd III bank the suin af 100000 be-
% ta,p the company could 40 into active opera
tion. III order That THE condition precedent
might be complied with. that auin was Dor
rnwed for twenty four hours and deposited IN
q bank In Jersey CITY, Nd, for that time, and
immediately Withdrawn The deposit. huw-
oisf npDlrliattpst with
the law, and the company commenced its
work Mr.. Murray, WHO has long been con
nocted with lottery schemes, was the person
WHO MADE This ADVANCE
tor The short time named The accounts Of
she bank will show That this SUM was In Its
atock was concerned II was never paid up, end
even nc the time Of The phsaaste If the hll the
moto,ioua A. \, Mansfield offered $4,000 to be-
atsnp nh incorporation III the place Vt one of the
esRginal ones then absent from the city.
FREQUENT MREttNaH WEHf HEtb
aetween Those engaged IN putting the bill
through and Senators In the back parlor Of
100 Canal street where Tho then Senator Beers
had apartments, and bargains were there
made
ra H RHnHyu ri Bp N5f sFFsr 9E
TO INSURE A FULL COMPLETION OF
IHE WORN, 1,n4sn gpR9 Y, al, T9 e I
nAp FILL NH Thhl 4 RH Ra N Nr Ts
sARY 10 Elk. THEN. our IN
rNRMANr STATES THAT WHEN HE,
AS AN INCORPORATION HAD OCCASION
TO EXAMINE THE BOOKS or
THE COMPANY, HE THERE FOUND
CHARGED THE SUM OF FORTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS AS AN ESpENDITuRE
roTRT 10 DE6lbE fHiT fsHfE LoITE-
Ry ACr WAS A VALID ONE, THIS
AMOUNT CAME OUT or THE TREAS
URy or THE LOTTERY COMPANY, AND
OWES TliE INSTITUTION AS A REIN.
BtRSEMENT THAT SUM, II waa the
hoaat of Howard that no could always aecutp
immunity from, the coutta and legislatures by
purchase, and he repeated this frequently,
Our informant s willing 10 verify what he
states before any court al any time.