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YELLOW FEVER COMMISSION i,

Should a commission to investigate the
origin and causes Of yellow sever, the nature
OF the disease, and to examine and weigh the
evidence which bears on all the questions and
theories regarding it, to gather and collate
with judicial precision and fidelity, with an
entire freedom from any sort Of preiudgment
and partisanship. consist exclusively OF
physicians engaged in practice, and who
have necessarily been committed to con-
illusions and theories, to which the facts
to he asoertained must be applied? Or
should such commission, with O. majority
representation of eminent members Of the
faculty include the representatives Of other
professions. of equal capacity to determine
upon testimony to be presented to them. and
free from all bias or influence of preconceived
ideas and theories?
As experts and witnesses, the practicing
physicians must necessarily be Ehe chief re"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

The Indian troops are gathering Oh the Al
CHAN frontier, and the Ameer is collecting his
forces for vigorous defense of his country.
Everything In that direction betokens the
outbreak OF q war, the ultimate consequences
of which cannot be foretold. From Europe,
however, comes ray of hope that the
struggle may be postponed, II not averted al
together. The Sultan has undertaken to urge
upon the Ameer the expediency Of permitting
the English mission to proceed to Cabul,
while Germany will represent to Russia the
necessity OF avoiding fresh complications
The good offices of Turkey and Germany,
thus extended, cannot fail to produce favor
able effect, UNLESS the Ameer Is even more
stiff-necked ruler than he Is reported to be.
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prised; yet neither we nor the law-abid-
ing citizens OF West 17eliciana appreciate
the manner Of his taking Off But who
Is responsible for his violent death The
same men who are responsible for the lawless
spirit Of the negro mob which broke open the
iail In ST. Charles and murdered Young
white man and for the violent spiritof the ne
gro mob which, led by Blunt and his allies,
besieged the town Of Natchitoches and
threatened to burn 1t to the ground and MUIR
der Its citizens.
This is the spirit which the Radical party
cultivated amongst both whites and blacks
for ten years. II the vgor of the government
In two years has not yet been able absolutely
TO suppress 1t, the violence aud blood which
It may still provoke Is upon the heads OF the
mercless rascals who sowed the seeds which
have borne such pernielous fruits.
The object of the Custom House delegation
to Gov Nichols was not to SECURE protection
for the leaders Of the Natchitoches negroes
The Collector and his conductors knew per-
fertly well that they would receive oil the
protection they were entitled to. The sole OBJ
iect was to disseminate the false idea that
Under Democratic administration IN this
State there Is no protection for negroes
This is let us tell these men, not politics. 1t
ID revolution; 1t ID anarchy; 1t Is wickednese
OF the worst SORT It Is calculated to inlure
every public and private Interest In the city
nr1d tha Statn
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According TO q correspondent Of the New
York Herald, who has recently made thor
ough canvass Of the State, the Radical pros
poets In Pennsylvania are by no means flat
terlng. He Is Of opinion that II the election
was to take place at once the Democratic can
didate for Governor would certainly be elect
ed, and nothing will defeat him In November
but party reverse in Indiana and Ohio next
Tuesday. The Democrats will gain several
congressman in any event. and the Cameron
hold upon The Legislature is irretrievably
lost. The Nationals will probably constitute
balance of power In the body review OF
the entire field shows that the outlook Is good
for sweeping Democratic victory In the Key
stone State. The city OF Philadelphia Is al
most certain to elect the local Democratic
Ticket
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lance In furnishing the commission NTH
the basis forits Judgment and conclusions. AS
eounselors and advocates the doctors would
be able to give great assistance to the com
mission. But In the judicial capacity which
must be exercised by the commission, would
they not be greatly hampefed by their pre-
judgments? The celebrated English report on
yellow fever to which such frequent refer
ence has been recently made Is signed by
Lord shaftesbury and two eminent scientists
and sanitarians.
IT Is a concurrent and harmonious report.
It's thoroughness, Its logical and scientific
conclusions and entire freedom from any bias
| OF preconceptions are In strong contrast with
| that Of q board which sat In this city In 1864
| to Investigate and report upon the causes and
| facts OF the epidemic Of 1863. This report,
made by d board Of physicians, was singu-
| larry unsatisfactory one. The five thousand
| dollars Of the city's appropriation to defray
| the expenses Of this commission might as
well have been thrown into the Mississippi
| No two of the board could be found to agree
on the main propositions and conclusions
| Each member had his own theory. On all
| the main polnts there was pointed con
flitt. The result was greater confusion
benightment and unsettlement OF ideas
| than existed previously to the
constitution OF the commission. Did moi
this arise from the character Of the
board, which was the reverse Of that Of the
British board? In one board the tribunal
to decide and adiudge was composed OF the
Witnesses and advocates. The English board
was d strictly judicial one. It heard all the
testimony and opinions Of the most eminent
physicians bearing on the disputed questions
and conflicting theories, and then adjudged
the same, as our high courts do in suits al
law and equity, In the serene atmosphere OF 6
severe judicial impartiaIity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

Judge Wade H. Hough, OF Concordia, Is out
In a card In the Coneordia Eagle, withdraw
ing from the candidacy FOR Congress In the
Flfth District. Judge Hough denuunces the
Monroe convention, which nominated Lude-
ling. as a fraud, aud declares that its action
ID not binding on the Republicans Of the dis
trict. It was trumped-up affair, called in a
Hmysterious way"-none of the parishes be-
tween the Mississippi and 0uachita. In which
the bulk Of the Republican vote lies, being
renrescnted by reason Of the quarantines
avervwhere, Onlya few delegates from the
nine hills were present, and these consisted
M I,udeljnp "himself, his sons, nephews" and
personal followers.
Vet. after making these damaging state
npnts. Judge Hough concludes not to run as
an independent candidate in view OF the ''prev-
atence az the yellow fever and the quarantin-
ing III 90 many places Throughout Che district,
and the difficulties OF holding convention
and the shortness of the time intervening
hafore tho election" He then winds up BY
commanding Ludeling to the Republicans OF
tha district, After the charges Judge Hough
makes against his rival we do not understand
how he could 80 readily yield him his support
Rnt the "triclSs and manners" OF Louisiana
q ,nublicans are among those things me
gA,low can find out Despite his withdrawal
however. there is Il decided inclination among
ghe dissatisfied Republicans to keep him IL
ahe field. and j. Ross Stewart, the chairman Of
fhe congressional committee, has called an
other convention 10 meet at Deita' oe'ooef Az
The prospects now are that 4oaelns WILL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05
DANzIGER'S,
No, 1877 Canal street.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Executive Department.
Whereas, 1t is not only right and proper, but
the bounden duty of @ peo pie. visited by ealam-
ity and affietion, to recognize their dependence
upon Almighty God. and to exhibit their faith
in His power and mercy; and
Whereas, the prayers which have daily and
hourly assembled to His holy throne from the
households of this stricken land should find
simultaneous and public utterance:
Now. therefore, l. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana do hereby
recommend WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. Ammo Domin 1873 as day OF
FASTING, HUMILIATION AND PRAYER. and
that every person within the borders Of Louisi-
ana should, on that day. repair to some place CT
publc worship, and there humhy invoke orr
Heavenly Father to stay His Christening hand
| and deliver us from the scourge which, battling
| human skill and all that devotion, courage and
charity can bring to Its assistance, still spreads
desolation throughout our own and sister
| States.
| And do further recommend that a5 such
| publie service Gods blessing be invoked upon
those who have thus generously manifested
| their devotion. courage and humanity in these
DARK hours Of our supreme distress.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set IL v
hand and caused the seal OF the State OF Loufsi-
ana 10 be affixed. at tho city Of New Orleans.
this first day OF October, IN the year OF our lord
one Thousand eight hundred nnd seventv-elght
and Of the independence OF the United States 81
| America the one hundred and third year,
| FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
By the Governor:
| OSCAR ARROYO
Assistant Secretary Of State.
| oe2 SIS %
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

The Kearneyites OF California have been
severely worsted In tho organization of the
California constitutional convention. A Goa
liton OF the Non-P artisans, Democrats and
Republicans was effected, and the CAUCUS
nominees we're elected to all the offices OF the
convention. The so-called Workingnen thus
find themselves In q minority and are impo-
y -. s,,.sl rhnv have II in their power to
do much good however, as their large num-
hers will enable them to decide many ques-
lions upon which the coalition must neces-
aarilv divide
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

The Times editorial yesterday on the cor
respundence between Governors Rice and
Hampton In regard to the Kimpton affair was
constructed by sections, after tho manner OF
patent iishing-rod. Il might have been diyld-
cd as follows: |. From DEMOCRAT of Septem-
her ID. liz. Euv. Nice's reply. Ill. From
DEMooRAr of September 90, Before hegot to
The end Of his article the Times scribe had &C.
cumutateti d considerable amount Of informa-
lion In regard TO his subject since, writing
ira Enrarptnun
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05
R0nI.EY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons,
three and four mule Game Carts, Ok CARTS. Log
Darts, Rioe CARTS. Small Carts OF every size four
FOR delivering goods, spokeg Felloes. Shafts;
Hounds pai WAGON Material, Azle Grease, Cart
Boxes, etc. We especially call attention to 4, 9ur
fu1l-sized swedged and hardened Axles Chilled
boxes and extra ironing of all our CARTS. and
Wagons. Manufactured in, our own factories q at
wheeling. W. Va. from the best material ana 9y
skilled mechanics, We can give reliable
guarantee, meet any competition and supply
the largest demand
mepot-Hz5 and 12e Common street,
$50 ~, MIR
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
fag " 1dD

Rooms DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARISH
Committee. Parish of Orleans. !
No 100 Customhouse street,
New Orleans. October i. 1878.
The Democratic Conservative voters OF this
Parish are hereby notified that all complaints
for Noncompliance on the part Of the presi-
dents and officers of the central clubs TO the
rules adopted by this committee shall be maze
In writing and in accordance It'll rule ID Oh
said rules. and fled with the secretary OF shis
committee at 100 Customhouse street.
By order of B. 0N0BATo, President.
ocs OF 30. FLYNN, Assistant Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05
NOTICE.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARISH
Committee. Parish Of Orleans, !
No. 100 Customhouse street,
New Orleans. September %. 1878.
All persons identified with the Democratic
Conservative party. desiring their naturaliza-
ton papers. can secure the same, free OF charge
on application to this committee at 100 CUSTOM
house street. up stairs.
By order: WM. ii. JAMES,
Chairman Committee on Naturalization
10, FLYNN, Assistant Secretary se24 %
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

The Radicals and Nationals OF kapides
have made d combination under the inspira-
tion of Old Mad Wells, and have put hybrid
iirhet In the field This combination Is the
forlorn hope OF the Returning Board, as are
similar coalitions In other parishes. Inc
Democrats of Rapides are not one whit dls'
mayed by this Junction of opposing forces
ana intend To carry The parish by handsome
majority. They have the necessary votes to
that end and will poll them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

The DEMOCRATS dispatches from New Hork
Yesterday stated that the Hebrew orphans o.
that city had sent the sum OF Slos4 TO the
orphans or lit. Vincent de PATHS Catholit
Asylnm Of New Orleans This was "clef'
ioal error" The amount actually sent, SO
note from Superior Mary Agnes says, was
A4h "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

Klnpton, about whom the Governors OF South
carolina and Massachusetts have recently mao
some words, has determined, 1t Is saia, TO
vlace himself within Gov. Hampton's inrisdie-
fto, bv returning to South Carolina, He has
been promised fair treatment, and Is satisileo
that he will get 1t. This ls rather rough On
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

we notice among the deaths at Mississippi
tyjty that III COL Carter, the special agent OF
The Intel ior Department, who made himself
conspicuous in this state In connection with
the CaIcasieli ''log war In carrying OUT the
Impressive measures Of Schurz In that affair
he necessarily made himself very obnoxious
ID very many of our people, yet among MS
personal friends and associates he was highly
.tx4x.,,l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

The New York Times felicitates itself over
che certainty Of Buffers defeat In Massach,i-
setts, which prophecy we as heartily trust
viii be realized. But the Times attributes the
happy prospect to the splendid stand taken
INV the Republicans" What would theit
ttaplendid stand" have amounted to had not
the staunch Democracy Of the State spewed
MIN out III their mouth al Faneul Hall?
Credit where credit Is due. ,--n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

In answer 30 very general demand we re-
unbIish In this issue of the DBMooRAr the
platform Of the Democratic party adopted 81
fhe Ration Rouge convention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05

be repudiated In the river parishes, and the
outlook is full Of promise for the Democratic
nominee GenJ Floyd King, whose election
we may look for by a handsome majority,
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WAaONSy CANE CARTSl SPOKES !
lei. ". SORIA,
ls and 40 Unioaa and ID and III Perdado
aGrAaEaa

R8 anna GH SGAMW kSMss ab #nsS@ ~ ga @%@~~%R
streets.
Ro,s Agent for the celebrated "sTUDEBA-
KHR" WAGONS. CARTS and SPRING WORK
of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In PHILADELPHIA and Western Game
Wagons, CARTS and ,Drays; TImber Wne gsl
loes. Hubs, Shafts, etc. WheelWIfght material
6rdnrs r,rnrn r,Elv filed. All work warranted.
GA nTrT
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TO RENE.

Our old established stand with fixtures
shelvings and gas complete. situated at the
corner of Royal and st. Philip streets. LII direct
communication by cars with Jackson and
Pontehartrain railroads and In Gloss proximity
to The French Market. An unusually good op-
portunity for any one desiring to open dry
goods store. Now under repairs, which will be
completed ON the fourteenth instant when
store will be ready for delivery.
Apply at DANAlEhhs'
No. 1877 Canal street.
Also the upper part oft ree~story brick buiifa-
ing, corner Royal and st. Philip streets, IN
complete repair with gas. oistern. bath rooms
and all modern improvements. to rent together
or separately at TENANTS OUJIUn,
Apply at DANIlHEBS,
ses 90 I'm No, 157 Canal street
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SIXTH DISTRICT. .,-.,....
ri w. ROBERTSON, OF EAST BATON ROUGE,
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DENoCRATlC AND CONSERVATIVE TICKLE
ron STATE TREASURER,
III. A. nUnKE, or ORLEANS
F1rrH DfsFnICr- THE LONG FFhMs
j. r, KING, or CONCORDtA.

ron THE UNFINISHED TERM tFoRrf- FIFTH COM
GREssl
j. 4. YOUNG, OF CLAIBORNE.
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1tassl. 3,nsel. Wirbihaftm biirfen
fortan aub III Ginennati niet msbr eriltirsu
Dis Yul3ei ii idatf cnbintsr
The daily gazette., 1878-11-04
Another Victim of the Storm.

Last evening man named Neary,
living at Edgemoor, discover, d the body
OF man floating in the Delaware river,
in that neighborhood. He informed the
Coroner .of his discovery, and that of
nclal at once went out To examine the
body. 1t was found to almost tally
with the following description of Capt.
X. l.. Robins, of dividing Creek, Salem
county, N. j., which was left with the
Coroner by IL. =. Reyboid several days
ago: ''Name, Capt. X. l.. Robins, has
'i, Image OF a man or boy picked on
one arm, and the initials II. l.. II. on
the oLher; has smooth face and round
features; wore pea jacket, and new
oil cloth suit, with an oil cloth hat tied on
his head. If found Telegraph to John
Tubman, Postmaster, Dividing Creek, \ .
j.
The only points OF difference were til At
the body only had an anchor picked on
one of the arms, and had ON Il Chester
field coat instead OF a pea jacket. The
oil clorh suit and hat had to be cut from
the body which was much deeomposed.
Nothing was found in the pockets except
pocket knife. Coroner Rose teie-
graphed to Postmaster Tubman, and
Will hold AN inquest some time to-day.