The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-14
NEW YORK NOTES.
Ienator Bayard interviewed just
Before Leaving for Europe.
HI views on the Extra Session
What 1t Accomplished for
the Country.

rr.... vanr 1,,1, ,a-Henafor Bayard stood on
IT,, 1.al, IN tl,a staamer Werder yesterday evsn-
i. MEG nnyard and sosne friend sat near
~, M he ahatted with two Or three men.
Eha,.a VIVA d i, expression Of joy, almost of boy
IN arneetation Of good time Oh Mr. Bayards
aaa !, tle renprter snid TO him, II suppose you
IRE glad to get away III
.4yaa nm Glad; am going, however, more
IN Mrs. Baynrd's account than my own. am
&akinp her to some German baths. which she
Homes will restore her to health. expect TO
rat back In October. rendy for another session
N Congress. Yes. We had some harrassinR
m,nht he exuected. think. that when people
en,a cody 10 reflect On the labors Of Congress-.
fhay viii BIZ satisfied that great reforms nave
HThare was the army bill, SO unjust TINT It is
kenrnelv worth talking about, and the jury test
biil that dtsfranchtstd from service on lar1ea NJ
F,aanje with any respect for itself could submit
"a such nnas legislation as that, ,,.
THAT s now out OF the way ,nah. Ithstneas .si
|utterty ipdeiensihla, and fsal certain thht ne
&tyil find 1t 80; he has constituted himself the
lIird house Of ConRtess. and beGa,lsa laW ,s
Etnranealad has sought To cUarpe Congress INTO
uranting supplies. That will never az. 40
president OF this country can assume to be tile
hrd house Of Ihe he nehnpps ,ha pres W9a
{Vili yet acknowledges that the course he has
Snken is Il mistaken one. md ind 5faDsib'a on
6l1e constitutional principles OF our govern
naapt," h,a a,, th,ah aan,t,r ,hat tba axtra sea.
Elen, w'll DO Of good to the country In tho long
i Il / nm sure Of 1t. # IN. no other resreof than
|fhis. ii will be pf good. There was necessarily:
From recent political circumstances, o good
tieaI nf pent-,lp indignation. An opportunity
for its escape uaa wanted ),
aThe extra sessien was the OPPORTUNITY. and u
was used not always wisely probably. Many
1E,s,r1 hat mir
been avoided. ii Congreasmsn had been ~ 9
|dtffersnt frame Of mind. These mistakes ol
&anauner. ef speech. of hasty dDings and OF un-
/1lHlalcad judgment. are over now, however.
They have brought wisdom and Will not i
khtnk be- repeated in any future Congress.
=Wipdom has cnme by experience, We shall SEQ
*boh houses attending to their duties with
<fnpre rnlmnnes and trner wisdom henaeforth.
MILLS BURIED.
Tho Planter Mills Of G.. Gilvart. Tantuyla y
DO, Cherry street. WIRE entirely destroyed by
k4ooun, The North River huaRr Refinery Com
<pany. which mljpined, was damaged to tht
amount Of $1,000. Several small frame houses
were also damaged
METEOROLOGICAL.
! Charles Fretnmar Oonner. the well.knowr
+typa founder, died Mt his residence III THIS q
|yestardav OF Bright's disease. He was forty
Hwo years OF age.
PLEASANT WEATHER.
| The weather to-day has been delightful, and
thousands of people left the city for various see
.resortp The thermnmatar at a. n. was Gs. q
ID a. m 60 Mt % m IT, Rt u M 40 ut 7 80 y. III SO
Eat b. WI. 40 at b. N. Is, at midnight I'll; aver
age T5ns. Same date last year T3A.