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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
WHY THESE sHRTEKs2

or late the Tlmes md Picayute have
stretched their ingenuity to attack the City
Council, and no Idle rumor or fntherlebs Sian
der has escaped their viglant pursuit. This
Ia u fact about which we feel very little con-
Germ. and which, we fancy, very slightly dis
turbs the repuse Of the members OF the city
administration. Still tho public. and tho
DRMocHAT ns par ~ the public, feel como
curiosity To get ut tho roal springs which
control tho political gyratons OF the TINES
and PIC m@
In 1879 both these journals, with great en-
ergy, supported the present city Admiuts-
tratlon against the candidates nominated by
the Citlzens' Conservative Association. Their
advocacy of the present Mayor and Adminls-
traitors was. In very truth. warm aud vigorous.
Indeed, tho memory Of the oldest inhabltnnt
ennnot recall any previous occasion on which
the Picayune supported my cause 20 forcibly,
or when the Times made any such fierce CAM
paiEn, except that 1t pursued agalnst tho
Fourteenth vi September md tho Democratic
campaign generally Of 1874 Both have been
proud TO claim the merit OF haciDg
elected tho present administration, and
both have. time and again, eulogized It's
1t Ia the most efficient and economical admin
istrntion we have had for years. Both have
published with pride the letters OF the SAM
tary Association and tho Board OF Health.
audatory Of the efforts and results Of the
efforts or tho administration TO improve the
sanitary condition or the city. Only few
weeks ago tho Times boldly affirmed that the
administration was the best the city has ever
had since the war.
But sudden change has come over the
spirit Of these two highly moral and patriotic
sheets. Nothing has been done by the Coun-
eli to forfeit public confidence or the admlra-
ton OF our esteemed contemporaries; no re-
cent issue has arisen which tho adm!nistra
tIon hns not been equal to or failed to meet.
And yet the Times and PIC have forgotten the
language Of adulnton or praise and now
sock IN every occasion TO aesall the city
government
What influence what power has wrought
this miraculous chnnge OF heart Are pecu-
MARY considerations the springs which inpel
their erratlc, irregular, and, VIC may say, Won
derful transformations They seem to obey
no known law OF thought or intelligence, yor
they take place In Irregular order and at
irregular periods. The only regular thing
we note about them TO- that both papers
gyrate at the same irregular and extraordI-
nary time, and Ia the same prompt and
mysterious manner. IJ Ia not believed
that the arguments which influence these elm
gular transformations are those which COM
mend the respect and consideration OF the
public, and there ought to be revelation OF
tbe real laws which govern this journalistic
phenomenon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
THE NEW ORLEANS pEsdouRAT THURsDAY, OCTOBER 1879

xuished corps commanders OF the allied army
la the Crimsa, would have 80 long neglected
SO worthy d son and representative OF his
own martini and soldierly qualities as Michael
Evans proved himself through life
The Gen. De Lucy Evans, 10 whom we refer,
did visit this State about sixty years ago, and
nude u brief sojourn here, within n mile Of
this city, but II WINS as III officer on tho staff
Of his brother irIshmnn, Sir Edward Pnken-
ham. During his soiourn he had tho mlafor-
tune TO receive two pretty severe wounds on
the twenty. third December, 1914. aud on the
hardly Of TINT stock. He had aIgnalzed his
vasor In the defense of tho city and State
which Glen. DO Lucy Evans assisted 10 invade
ard sought tn conquer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
A MISTAKE.

The funeral of that much respected citizen,
faithful soldier and efficient member OF our
police corps, Michael Evans, was attended on
Tuesday by large representation OF the va
rIous societies to which he belonged. and by
numerous cortege Of his friends. He was en-
titled to such testimonials by his gallantry
as soldier through our civil war, and In the
heroic conflict Of the Fourteenth OF Septem-
Der, and his fidelity, good conduct
and trustworthiness In all relations Of
life. Mr.. Evans was a good specimen
OF the brave, true and stalwart son
of Ireland and was doubtless Of honest
and good stock; never, we imagine, claimed
Gen. Sir De Lacy Evans as his father, as Is
stated by our contemporaries. It is hardly
possible or probable that q lieutenant gen
eral Of the British army, a baronet and mem-
Der Of Parliament, and one Of the diatin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

The grand international exhibition which
was to have been held in New York In 1888
seems to be langulshng, II not to have fallen
entirely through. Two committees were APP
pointed to superintend the matter, but OF
these one has never been heard from, while
the other has done nothing more than talk.
Under these circumstances the New YORK
Tribune thinks that 1888 would be much too
early to hold the exhibition, as it would not
allow enough time to make all the necessary
preparations, and 1t proposes instead 1887, OF
even 1889. In the meanwhile Germany Will
hold an exhibition Ia Berlin In 1885,
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..=EJON....

It Is hardly necessary to observe. at this
stage Of the racket, that Ellis, our Zion, Is In
our midst ence more. He ID with us-more
numerously and continuously and unani-
mously than ever. His voice is on the breeze,
his fragrance weights the midnight air, his
chin-that silver chin Of which we have heard
such fairy tales-is tuned to songs OF most
SURPRISING beauty. He has come In his glory
and his might, and we are the worst stayed
with community upon earth to-day There Is
no doubt as to Ejon-he Is here. We pause
not to speak of the fact, but Of the manner
and the fashion Of his presence. 1t Is not o.
Ellis so much as OF his latest
manifestation that we treat. OF Ellis,
as an orator, statesman, patriot and an
office-holder, we know enough. Volumes
| might be written upon this phase OF Ellis
without developing point with which this
public is not familiar But this Is the first
| time we have had him as Warwick. This IL,
| so to speak, bis debut as computer. Its
his first effort III the line Of genuine great
ness We have pervadIng realization Of
Ellis as the rotund, though graceful. stump
/ or. We are conscious OF him as . large and
lingering sound, But of Ellis IS the gifted
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organizer, the cofnbiner, tie diplomat the
genius of the closet, we have heretofore been
ignorant. In this character no bursts upon
ua as through u trap, and. In our Joy and
PRIDE we mako respootfui mention o. his
presence
We have not lad Ellis much OF late years.
lie has made his lair ut Washington ana
during vaentions especially In epidemic
yeats.-we have soon him aa through glass,
durkly, figuring In distant eampasRns wnerN
the dust and whisky OF tho battle were thiet-
oet. and where tho line Of quarantine was
tightly drawn. BanniaIly ho has been wont
TO fly and perch upon our caves and whrble
gnateleY III his sweetest song. returning To
HIS favored hnunts with reconciliation IN
his wing. And this has been NIL Of Ellis
until this Time Now he a no longer bird
of passage. Bright RS ever mny be his hues
and beautiful ns evor hs trl.l, but Ellis, our
Zion, u another sort ~ fowl. this year. We
SEQ him now tho child of wondrons mntbe-
mntica. the man OF mystery and Of speech-
lefs thlRAs lie lives In MI atmosphere 81 lg-
urcs, he plays with the unutterhbe numerals,
while from the inmoBt recesses OF himself hs
| furnishes tho ciphers TINT swell Inc totals
int, dizzy apendor. With one profile darkly
| ln4crutnble 10 the everlasting sphinx, ana
another profile rapt and fervent as some I'M
mortal bard, our Eion corsp M bis gifted
chin and shows us how fearful and wonderful
thing II Is to be- Bureau,
| We gaze upon Ellis with joy too deep Tor
words We have known him long. In war, IN
| love, til sorrow and Ia beer. but VIZ have never
4 aann him I'm thfa tYultn t,pfUfa, Excuse t1H
| while we per,lae bin W. our leisure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

Mr.. Palmer, manager Of the Union Square
Theatre in New York, one OF the best and
most successful managers In the country, has
been giving the New York Herald his views
on the theatrical outlook In this country, and
his Ideas OF management. Mr.. Palmer Is
somewhat dubious about new plays and be-
lieves In the revival OF old successes. With
this view he proposes to revive the Two Or-
phana," Lied Astray" and O Celebrated
Case" this year. He found last year thai Inc
"rwo Orphans' brought In more money at
each performance than any otner piece
played. The next greatest successes were the
Bankers Daughter" "a Celebrated Case
Lied Astray,' Camille" and Rose Michel
A theatrical manager can go on playing the
same pieces, year after year. Mr.. Palmer
says, II he will only place them properly OIL
the stage. "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

The Irish anti-rent agitation seems To have
reached fever hcat. One fight ~ recorded
yesterday, growing out OF this question. In
which two persons were killed. and a number
luf unpopular landlords we're fired OF. The
Isau Afali Gasette and . score Of other intuen-
tial English papers frankly admit that the
tenant farmers In Ireland cannot pay the
rents demanded VI thom by their landlords,
md warn Che latter that unless they are
willing Id reduce their charges they will pre-
rlpitate civil war. That the words Of theee
Journals were those Of Q Cassandra was
shown yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

Dorsey ID IN ex-carpet-bag Senator from
Arkansas. He was comparatively u poor
.man when he FIRST went to the Senate, and
WAS at one time, In q condition Of painful
fmpecuniosity. He served his State and his
country q long time. but last year retired 70 2
quiet life In Colorado. A correspondent who
has Just visited his rancho In the youngest
State Id the Union ep!tomizes Dorseys DOS
sessions as follows. a farm eighty miles long
hy forty-tive wide, $4,000 head OF cattle and
one Of the finest mansions In the State, well
stocked with fine old wines. II evidently naio
rs liz d car,s,at-bag Senator.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

Conway exodus gendt'a,, scheoe commits
eioner, acknowledgements Conway---has been
Through Kansas CITY ana a..sEs been giving his
views there on the negro exodus question
He proposes eolonizipg negroes In half =
dozen N .rthern States, and wants to import
a few thousand Of them into New York. A.
Ia most OF the States he intends to I'LL with
,.neoroes there Is already superfiuity OF
white labor, 1t Is hard to see what Conway
nm nut his exodusters to, except political
work, There need be but little fear on this
Dolnt either, for, as Ben Butler truly r.
marked, every negro imported into the North
can safely be counted on to produce dozen
Democratic votes.
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tho Ogden boom. his
Ideas have suffered IL
seh change
Extract from report
Of apontli delivered
september 30, 1871
He ala not intend to
spy anything ngnlnet
Mr.. WiItS, but Ia tbs pp~
aition Ia which ho wiz.
hip record wns subject
to examination. aud H..
propoaed 10 40 over IL.
II | Il review W Il Il n
lpnGthy one. Iin con-
d"tnned In unmsnaurah
fetms tho conduct of.
Mr.. Wiha on tho ever,
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Int,s,aker III n aw, Il &c.
vetoly on the resnl,a.
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talked after ttitt dry
with n prominent Ne.
publican aud q shrswd
politician. who snid.
Don't you gay any
mere about the uge Of
tho trNo.e: you nre
perfectly willing Tint
they should be used In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

sTATE or LoufsrANA. !
Registrar OF Voters, Parrish ~ Drl,Ans
New OIlsnua. Sept, "a, 1870.
Tho Office Of tho Kegtsirar Of Voters for tho
Parish OF Oreana will no opened on THURS
DAY thotwenty- fifth day Of September. ~ 81.
Patriek's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
squire. and will be kett open until November
"a, 1879 Sundays and legal holidays excepted, In
order to enable those who baye not registered
In 1879 and 1879. md tIote who hnve removed. 10
secure their regular papers LIN view Ut the
Rreht number Of applications for duplicate reg
iairntion papers. eltia5ns nre earnestly request
ed to nae 'dtIgent aenfeh for original papers
before applying ior duplicates.
OHhA. EAVANAD,
Registrar III Vnters,
aa2btf Parish OF OrisanB.
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own. llDl
HOUSE or ltEEfalfk'r. J
atives. Washing
ton. DO. April 4. 1876. ,
Hon T.. A, Wilt. corner
Royal and Coui! ats..
New Orleans. Ln.:
M Dem Aih,ett--Your
not., reached mo somn
ton dava npo. and hud |
not expected almost
duly. to No to New Or.
leans. | would nave M /.
ewerod. . !.
Az to our State poll.
ties We must l5e united
nnd not pernit ctr
people to think of do
font. We can mud must
cnrryth eState. whether
" be uuder your lead Of
Nichnlla. or MpEnsry,
or Monenrt,. or any 9th.
or honest Democrat.
You know my prefer
enrs. j told you plainly
l wns for McEnery II he
sanRhttha nomination.
] I,elleve the Hthte owes
Tito him. After him no
man In the htate before
YOU. and | will give "
your support all that |
can bring.
We NIL know that Ia
III 40 clements of char
aGtsr which 10 10 make
tho able executive Off :
Ger. yotl arc unt ,ir.
passed by any Loniaia-
ntnu and your devotion
and courage render
YOU u fitting lender. But
I want you ~ mako 10
mistake. III you nre
sure Of your ground,
20 nhsnd. II tllore Ii Il
scr otls doubt. then
comts hsrs To Congress,
which you enn do with
out astruggle. and thsp
bide Yonrtims. Pardon
mo far tntrndinE cnur.
sol. But You know ! am
your friend and l 10
Ddnt 10 ace p0h c1'OtD,ted
NTH The higheat honors
nD' betoreti state enr.
bestom. Tint is my OK.
t.uao,
Love to Charley Cnv.
Hnac and nthor friends,
With love. | I'm Gin,
nerelv voura,
d. JOHN ELLIS.
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Baltimore ~ now The iirst port In the United
.HtataH Id point ut sailing vessels arriving and
departing. According TO tho latest reports
there are now mo- less thnn 200 vessels bound
for TINT city, tho majority OK which wis load
there with grain. Az far aa steamship tom
mare goce, New York u tho frst port III Amer
ina and Boston the second.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

Another Indian outbreak IL reported Of that
fatal Milk river, which has already witnessed
d half dozen defeats of our troops. A close
study Oh tie dispatches would seem I'd lndi-
cate TINT tho Indians secured the advantage
4n tho FIGHT. Almost all tho horses OF the
soldiers were slain, q number of the soldiers
Killed and the remainder oooped up ~ camp,
where they are awaiting reiDforcements.
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PREMIUM BONDS.

orrfcE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONSOLIDATED DEunr.
Room No, 4, City Hall. I
Nav Orleans. y ,tobar !, 1870.
The sixteenth quarterly allotment Of series OF
Premium Eonds will tnko place In the Office Of
the Administrator Of Pubic Accounts City
HILL on WEDNESDAY. October Is. 1870. ut 10
o'clock D. M. ut which timv forty iivs series Will
be- drawn.
ALE II. TsAAGHON.
oes 2dp I'd Adminetfator Of Finance.
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Tho distribution Of money To ward workers
depleted the Citizens treasury yesterday.
Another call will be made upon tho merchants
to-day for money TO fix the wards. Out with
pocketbooke,
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The Nihilists during August were unusual
Nv active iii Nussla. There were no less thhn
2gs7 Ares LII various parts Of the EnaIlfe dur
Ing the month. involving loss of about
EfK ann Don
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Plank upi Oarondelet street; II ~ not o
s1orrnption fund, only intended TO convert
s.bummers' intn good .'cltiaens.'
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We nre now prepared to pay highest market
RATES for
FIRST GLASS DOCUMENTARY BILLS,
payable In London and phria.
JOHN u. LAFITTE h co.
op2 i'm $50 arnvier street.
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CARD.

hereby declare myself to be supporter OF
Mr.. a. v. FLOTTE as president OF the Seventh
Ward Central Club. and earnestly call upon
my friends to come to his support
JOHN PoNsTEIE. sR.,
President of the Seventh Ward German Dem O.
cratic and Conservative Club. oe2 Its
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What are the Wiltg waves sayhig2 Let
hnntnar 'ang.
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Not politicians. Oh no! But DO you dare
show your Subscribers how The money is being
] s1axnsndad2
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DOUBLED UP.

u. Johnn 1875. when II. John Ellis. 1879.
he wanted Mr.. Wiltzs when, IA the Leader of
support for Congress, tho Ogden boom, his
Tbs Italics arc Our ldeaB have suffered II
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PART SECOND.

from Eumbsrs. Chapter XXI. 1881
And they turned and went up by the way OF
Bashan: and Og, the King OF Bashan, went
out against them, he and all his people, to tho
battle at Edrei.
And the Lord said unto Moses, Fear him
not: for I have delivered him unto thy hand,
and all his people. and his land; and thou
shalt do to him as thou didst unto Sihon,
King Of the Amorites, which dwelleth at
Heshbon.
So they smote him, and his sons, and all bis
people. until there was none left him alive
and they possessed his land.
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THE STORY OF %.
l,AIiI, EIRST.

PART FIRST.
from Tie City item Of Monduy.l
Tho Wava beats on the shore.
Dying rsidst its own upsoar,
10 be heard Of never more.
In this land:
Brs the Boom awells high and higher.
Spreading Ike d prairie fire.
Taoush tho Ring men all retire.
True men stand:
To the balloJ-box they press;
Chronic wrongs they must redress:
On their flags the winds caress
90. THE GRANDW
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

Thirteen years III State and city govern
ment under the now constitution cannot cost
Iou,eana mere, on tho assessment Of 1879.
tflAr~-
tatafa government .,.,. &f2dnO, 900 0d
Xiitv fsSvertlInoilt ,.......t. 2i,Wo,n0 90
Total Observation-Disclosures 3a tGD. 900 90
Difference to the credit of the Democratic
Conservative party. $74 a1n, GA "a.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE TENTH
WARD.

NEw ORLEANS. September 49, 1s1a,
with view 10 aeeure hsrrnpny In tho Demo-
erat,c pnrty md 10 Insure suecess. tho under
signed candidates for The Presidency OF the
Mother Club OF the Tenth Ward. hayo With
drawn from the contest. and earnestly recofn-
mend to their friends and supporters FRANZ
CARROLL for The Presidency OF the Tenth
r. A. LOBBY.
aeao JAMES D'NETL,
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A CARD.
TIE TE.NTfT WAKI
Harmony rally Established


The ,,naoratrnsd Conference Gommittees
ranyeeantine p. A. LOBBY and James O'NefI.
concur in tho withdrawal Of their respective
candidates. md urgently reauest tho support
II their friends for Mr. =. q. GARBoLL 90 i
President OF the Tenth Ward GentIal Club.
Conference Committee representing Mr. + 4.
JAS. D'HAnA.
II. J. DORIAN.
JAMES A HALEY, Jn,
MI. J. HffEEHAN.
JAMES TENNIaON.
JOHN dhFTNEY
Conference Committee representing Mr., Jiag-
0'Neil: ,,, raa,na
MI. j. HART,
j. II. CU9ACK.
JAS A. MdgAEE.
JOHN B.. MGCABT
JOHN BAKER, in.
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