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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
VOLUME ".

| To-day begins the fourth volume Of fhr
DEMOCRAT Three years ago, when this state
was atll under Radical rule, when corruption
dwclt in our State-Tpu4e and miaruIe and
fraud threatened TO destroy our already III
unfinished resources, the DEMOCRAT aprang
into life, inaugurated by gentlemen who saw
| the necessity for paper that would meet the
| hosts of Radicaliam, not with Apologize
words but IN open fight, aggreasvey and
| boldly. VI looked, ut TINT time, "a If Iouis-
ana was doomed forever tn Radical aud negro
rule. three times had an effort been made to
throw this of, but every time in vain. But
tho fourth attempt was more successful
The DEMOCRAT can claim the high honor
Of having been one If those who fought IN the
foremost ranks in 1876, and won the victory
that seated a Democratic administration IN
the State House Although barely year old
nj that time. IL had already gained a proud
and nnviable position When the Legislature
met, II recognized the DEMOCRAT as the rep
resentative Of the people Of Louisiana and
selected IL from among all the papers Of the
city "a the official journal of the Nichols
government. With that government tho
DEMOCRAT east its fortunes; had IL fallen.
the DEMOCRAT would surely have persisted
with It,
The year 1877 saw Democratic govern
ment installed There was stll need, how
ever, for the DEMOCRAT abuses that needed
correction frauds and swindes to be exposed.
There had grown MP among us. during Radi-
cal rule powerful corporations and monopo-
lies, that were well provided with money, and
rich IN power and resources. Against these
monopolies, dofying the law, feeding on our
resources, the DEMOCRAT has at great per
sonal sacrifices, ever wagcd q relentless war
a war that has been earnest. vigorous and de-
termincd. Indeed, the DEMOCRAT has never
hesitateh to take a firm and determined
stand, to express It's opinion on every topic Of
public interest; and this Independence. while
It has at times alienated friends has in the
end always won popular confidence and sup
port
The DEMOCRAT can, to-day, congratulate
itself on having accomplished much for Lou
isiana in its three short years of life. having
aided in tho victory of 1876, helped to swell
our majority of November last. and to Sc
cure, mt an early date constitutional con
vent san which may now be considered as
assured If II had done naught else but this
it could certainly rest on its la,ires and ask
the people of this State for their approval,
but these are only few of tho measures
which II has advocated and which are to-day
successful and triumphant What it will he
able t. accomplish in the future depends
solely ON the amount Of support our people
afford it, Certainly. after ita three years
career they know whether they can give it
their support or not.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

Tho Republicans Of Indiana are attempting
to got up n combination with the Nationals by
which Republican may be returned to the
United St"t"n Senate tha 4ucc ~ss+,u uf Mi
voorhees,, The Inducements held out to the
Nationals are that they arc to have the short
term Senator, whose term will begin on Jan
nary 20 and end March 4, and all the patron
age Of the two houses Of the State Legisla-
tnrc IN consideration Of their votes for Mr.
oaXcn. the Republican Mayor of indianapolis
Tor the full senatorial term Of six years
While there is an air of probability about this
reported combination. there is every reason
t. believe that twill fail Unless all the signs
tai Voorhees, will succeed himself
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

The report that the wife Of the cooreCl
Senator Bruce would be invited to assist at
the first reception ut the White House in
January ts pronounced to be premature 1t
seems that Mrs. Hayes ii not yet fully pro
pared for SO bold departure in social mat
teis. notwithstanding numerous statements
of her fixed determination in this regard, and
Mrs. Bruces admission to Washington So
cioty is postponed indefinitely. Bruce him
self has never been invited to the White
House. and social courtcsies arc not extended
10 him elsewhere. There seems to be well
fined color line. even in Washington society,
among the Republicans themselves. This
seems to call for some resolutions from MIR.
Blaine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

The Republicans are determined 10 make
the best ot their very unexpected accession to
powcr in New Jersey Tie chairman Of the
Republican State Committee publishes in the
Trenton Gd2fte the required notice that ap-
ptication will To- made to the Legislature of
the state for the passage of acts making Il
new apportionmcnt OF the State, that the As
sembly districts may hereafter be defined "a
heretofore under the cid Republican gerry
mander. some remarkable changes may,
therefore be expected in the legislative dis
tI1etE when the now Legislature assemblies
Inc New Jersey Democrats were caught nap
Ding IN November, but their eyes will be we'll
opened before the session ends.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

road one Milton s. Littleiied, who took the
bonds to New York hypothecated them, and
then proceeded TO Florida and bought rail-
road on his own account In this scheme Of
viIlainy he was aided by Harrison Reed, the
carpetbag Governor of the latter State. After
this heavy blow the road came to stand
still until three or four years ago. when
further State MD was secured, and the work
was prosecuted with renewed vgor This
road. with its connections, opens up the most
direct route from the Mississippi river to the
Atlantic seaboard, being much shorter than
the Virginia line leading TO Norfolk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

The tunnel al Swannanoa Gap viii be com
-0leted this week and the great obstacle to tho
w. ward extension Of the Western North
Carolina Railroad will then be removed. The
road will w completed 10 Ashcvillo by June
rexL and then only thirty-iive miles will
separate the railroad systems Of North Caro-
lima and Tennessee. AS the Western North
Carolina Railroad is to be pushed through to
Wolf Creek without unnecessary delay. the
connection II the systems will not be long de-
. .'aread. This connection has been desired
Tor twenty-five years and has been prevented
by various causes. The greatest steal of the
century was one NJ them. In 1868 the
Radical Legislature of North Carolina issued
S7 100000 Of bonds to complete the road
: ss,nugh the mountains. These were placed
= the hands Of the carpet-hag president of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

Blainc's resolution having had the effect OF
engaging the Senate in political and see
donal controversy, which effect was intended,
II now bids fair 70 become n dead letter. A
large number of Republican Senators have
already refused to serve on the very commit
Zee they were SO anxious to order, and tho
Democrats arc equally backward, No one
wants to act, and the rules of the Senate will
have 70 be enforced on recalcitrants This is
a sorry ending toa matter about which there
was 80 much ear-splitting and air-sawing
Nrat nIN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

England seems given to ultmatums Just
now. II has just sent one to his Majesty the
King OF the Iulus. Dizzys platform evi-
IDENTIFY is war, he will crush out the hostile
Afghans and Hulus, and then appeal TO the
country to reward his victories with another
Conservative Parliament
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

One by one the members of that Grecnhacll
caucus, which the Grcrnhackcrs promised
rs would commence with sixteen Congress
men, drop away. Mr Ewing, who, IL was
declared, would join the Grcenhackors and
assist them in orsaui ..g the House in any
way that would bc IF advantage e. tho new
party, has r"ailirmed his allegiance 90 Dem
oeratic principles II" il willing TO let tho
Greenbackers into the Democratic party, but
viii go no further than this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

Senator Christiancy has concluded TO move
with little lcas alowuoss since the raps al
minstered to him Ivy Senators Eustis Beck
and others, ana has agreed to call his com
mittee together to-day 60 consider the test
oath bill. once fairly before the Senate there
is no question Of its passage, II s hoped to
get II M for action this week
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

Mr., Iuttroll, Of California, hit the Indian
Commissioner and Indian agents some pretty
hard blows yesterday. lie pronounced the
commissioner An gnoramuH and The agents
swindlers and thieves. This IS strong Ian
guage, and yet the developments concerning
the management of Indian affairs iustif,s
II Tho California Congressman a"idantly
know Nhnt he wna linking ahnni
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

A ball has been given IN st Joseph, Tcnsas
parish, and y considerable sum Of money
realized thereby for the benefit Of the family
Of the late Capt, Peek, who was murdered by
Fairrax's negroes during the Waterproof
difficulties. just previous 90 the late election
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

The story that Simon Cameron charged
tAft. White Hampton rrtlt HE murder af hia
brother after surrondotng at Manassas was
set atloat by Eli Perkins, who claimed that
old Simon had related il 10 him in q reported
interview. Since the statement has been so
eilectualy disposed Of. Campron's Harrisburg
telegraph denies that there is word Of
truth III Perkins account Of tho interview
This seems Ia call Gor some explanation from
parkius
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
NRw oRhEANs. DECEMBER 10. 1878.

The article under the head Of "lhe Jackson
Railroad Bonds" which appeared IN our issue
of yesterday, was inserted IN the absence
from the city " the editor Of this paper The
sentiments and opinions thereia expressed are
not those vt the DEMOCRAT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

The eButesy Of tho Senate carried Che
venerable Henry $. Fnote through after all
and he Is now superintendent Of the New Or
leans Mint II Is true that he does not know
the Duties of the position, hut that is nothing
ieSNill have assistants who do, and he can
draw The salary as we'll as any other mere
.li1innhnl,inl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19

Virginia has got herself into nice financial
m,Iidle on tho subject If hcr debt She
promises To get still more muddled on the
Treasurer question Tho Treasurer elect Of
Virginia having failed to qualify within the
time appointed by law, tho Governor an
nounces that Virginia hasn't any Treasurer
a all
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
NOTICE.


DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
City Hall December IT, 1878
The attention Of al Drummers aud Agents
selling by samples. is called to tho annexed or
dinanee No. 42i4. section ~. which now reads
Every person acting for him or herself
or as an agent travelling for others, who shall
receive orders, or display samples, or sel goods
in any manner whatever. shall pay for his or
her license the sum Of TEN DOLLARS per
week
Tho ordinance will bo rigidy enforced and
to avoid trouble you arc horeby no if1ed to take
out your license al once
ALE. G. ISAACSON.
dna ta1 Administrator Of Finance
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
STATE or LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Auditors Office
New Orleans, December n 1873
i. A. Burke, EsG Tax Collector First Disr
Parish Of Orleans:
Dear Sn'-Please furnish this Office by Il
o'clock m, SATURDAY NEXT. TWENTY
FIRST INSTANT q complete list Of those VIII
pail their STATE TAXES since you have fled
your delinquent list In this office. as | wish to
publish said Hat on MONDAY NEXT, TWEEN
TY THIRD INSTANT
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
dog 1t ALLEN JITMET, Auditor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT CTTON
No. Iiz CANAL STREET.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.

The public ore invited to call and examine
this immense stock. consisting Of Standard
Works, Poets, Novelists. Historians. Family
Bibles. Prayer Books. Games Toy Books Puz-
zles. and every variety of goods kept In a first
class book establi -hment.
This stock will he closed out Immediately. M
only q temporary lease has been effected on the
premises (t47 Canal street,.
Those who desire making presents these dis
tressing times, and save money, will have an
opportunity Of doing so.
The store will be open from 7: 40 a. M
The sales Mt auction will commence at D. m
nightly, Sundays excepted
Sales commence MONDAY EVENING De.
eember 1G. 1873.
MONTGOMERY 4 CO..
do15 I'm AmctiOnaars.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
WAGONS! CANE CARTS! SPOKES
III. N. SOFIA,

- and 20 Union and Is and ! Pevdldo
streets,
Sole Agent for the celebrated sTUnEBAKER"
WAGONS. CARTS and SPRING WORK
of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane Wag-
ons. Carts and Drays Timber Wheels; Wheel
barrows Of all descriptions: Spokes Fellows
Hubs, Shafts. etc; Wheelwrght Material.
Orders promptly filed. All work warranted
dn7
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons
three and four mule Cane CARTS. Ok Carts. Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse Carts. Farm
CARTS, Rice CARTS, Small CARTS Of every size, four
and siX seat Family Wagons, Spring Wagons
TOR delivering goods, spokes. Felloes, Shafts,
Hounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease. Cart
B9Tes, etc We especially call attention 70 our
iuil-sized swedged and hardened Axles Chilled
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories Mt
wheeling, w. W., from the best material and by
guarantee meet any eompetIiion and supply
the largest demand.
Depot-I2z and szs Common street.
fa9 2dp
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c slS+ : e 8 si-iirsn. 2 & Palmer
6 zlFs, LIZ --zIg SANITY, 9 4 -Hsss NJ saraal-t
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elHH z Eslz. lsl lul aIli i NJ ssiiu sIlz
Mss Z LIyia- MEE- A-s Rnsins. NJ aEgus
Mss rElyls >,psr- d saarl n lie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-27

Tia E1saIa Afrsr-ss- snizaE1rz u -haar ia
E-GauflE Elirirz az NJ Ease1sr AMI -Elnu FIr-zr-
Z -a.ms rlaz N ne Eszir-In az T1aEa WAiEh We cal
LIZ SsE znzrsza E.ssHFEEii-I- tlars' EIrn Eari
~ EzL# Tie A4lrsr-iasr : nisC1Alsn- Thsrs i
a EsI zaers- AMI aia lFnar aa-ua Wis AIElIiiiIsI-
- Wa a EEaEI-zIz. Eai iisi IA I1s-- --il IEI aii
tie asiHr L El.r11 De aiIel
flr 1as ssflheM-nu gf =lsas FnT Lees ea1asI zIa
raifa-1E ElAr ze a1crIs pr 11iz HlIca Il chs
CEslpE.ila- zlaz z1ia aahiiEzzIa u H-l=rF Far-
All ETF=z IL aEEEsn =irllzr- E1asz gisl 81
e41-a me alrzzr vii haFz EIa Ch1-nlzr Ia
EEsaEEiI. ware -tHr EEliI rus aFsr I1.allIz11 II
1aSlaSi Ilszlza5ln IN LIE E1hIesE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-27

- >asrtly aasr ra,s arrival ct tl,, bark D c.
h-rzsy tn g'er- .1z Custom Esgss g-ichils seazgd
seFsra- s'sEss Of gEilu ca oearL Ersd.st-lr some
q tx ai'i1ssesy Passengers dreaded " nakz
good s4il sss u M lLrs .Pe.s-alaag. ~aica sas
- -asase=sly aazszz-=t ~ =az rlazes II me Gus
-sa E7zsg s..irzrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-27

FEIz N rHz A-CS-rA1ss. Thu irs r1az haz been
81 eaazEi-Ilasiy seen By our cf1z=Gz TIC 4 {. v
-s1ls PAST. l. sliil burning 1If Is uIsf,r.11e In
81 1Ir e csslrgys TIE srs wing timber. Kach Is
scare "a This Island, We nan. agg been Ia5. 70
ascertain Iavrliug ANU rlg grigi1 u TIE fire.
Wlsz1sr E vas Tia rssIl1 gt c4rgL-szlzss Or design
Z zAts A-r-r " h1Ps ul. 1erpscrz-1r< vii 1s
tl1lt sGE AMI gr1uEciE punished % Tia fIl penal
= u the zzizI1z blr zl- Fr1oscliaG q hJres1s-
Every stIrc sla1f De 1Ial= Il al times co preserve
Es sl wig timber 1af Cd gcgmlt. Is .roEgl, De-
eaIss e : llE only CT wealth. u the cpgH-
~, aEz srg4stT. 1t alsa-Il and co1Iflrc U Eha
IIla1lIIlEs The 7r'l5ecEiGG Gt 6Ires1s VII 10
i1daE urn zIsi-1z sr Legislation AZ tA. agpr-acil
ing S-sslsu 81 ASSEMBLY because gf r. great
In 1lrcIlee- rai. t4r=ztz 1f Tie EaEaiii41 Eslatz
1f prime necessity e the 1lIgI14. BY rgas1G
u the GI.E u tls zlls. Fi-1tols timber
kagEH % -sg'HlH. rr,s, grows ana flGrfsass with
#lad-rfIl lIxI-ilIea 1u these islands 4lt should
De Prse.et=I By the must stringent lIEs a-cliaz'
EIlzlG t=szrU.Ei1G ~ 1rs &C gCIsr sal1z.s. tlGz
grute1cs ea1 ErgFeaE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-02-27

- We -sg-ss ~ laa-a l4zs Judge Nes-yae. Of
ras ssarta @li-caa- G.rc1lr. AaHl. las. oatas u
ssrrry i1ess, orSa 4aaoiv u .stsua - ais ealeaa
lIsiss- vs.. "a sollHgH van Do a4Hv lriea4s.
aege - Araz q ass specify rSssvyry ~ aeziza ana
active 1ls sszIu.