, 1880-07-05

t,pptsitf0n n1nHtlR tho Republican leaders.
Tic ssoI'n-csotltS OF atEell,ilng gt1lHacl!1nent
Washington. Ills policy was recognized IN
tho hnnd rs sllown Ii. Louisiana Tile Louis
luna Republican leaarrs saw themselves not
Sntr.y frie!legs III I;Gyhec@,. 1;:yt, coErSsp9
ORLEANS ltcbcl press. meanwhile. kept pattIny
llancock OH Tie back. a Times editorial nf
Duc. 81 says: "acn. fInnc'ek y gradually
'nte ao'R o}oer ,e Sisess Vic mpaPasy @ y oecp @ sF a
Important position At tho headquarters of
tllo Fifth Military. District. In restoring to
t!er pasltintls worthy Ofl!ccrs who lad been
ilIn,seif goltigt upfnions.''
The General, tllusencouragcd, held we'll tip
10 tho work Iii hRt,d. jim. II 1SGs, we have
agaIn, as important, " Gener.l Orders No. 3"
Of aEMiuaiI0catlo!s for Tic guidance q the
blll passed Marci. 2, 1867, and tho sup
Elemental bill tlierett. nlrl questions to 6e
Thcsu documents were distributed from tic
headquarters Of Gen. Sheridan In May, ls5T.
The Instructions contained thorcft1 arc tlcclnr-
ell By HGi,. 1lnMcock ns being ",ln!l and Of no
s inws, md tie S IaWs aionc." Tlo seeistpss, S
in other wortts, Nfc to interpret tile laws for
tllcn,sclWs,-L G., In accordance with tho
surroundings.
We como now to
LIE Vt AuFt k*Sbs
Dee. %, 1857, mn. Investigation l1ad been
0rslercd into certAtn charges Of MhlfGnsaNce
IN Office which Ind been lnut,e against Will
lam llakcr, Strcet Com'alsstol!er for the City
of New ,II Orleans. y About About TIC same time,
District wns declared by the Supruue Court
rs Ineligible to the position. ]slker was tic
Treasurer Of the Republican State Central
G%ntiss; r TG te ehEEss E,sa Me,s saIs KsansTay
M nm nettve ss Kepbiea t olicia sMtfk M e,se a u
(;astinei w:ts somewhat peculiar. Thu law
r.M,ircd that d ;, Recorder mnst be 10
70 the feaufs1t " age when elected.
x writ OF Guo-warranto brought the case bt,.
forc t'.c Snprcnue Court. lie WIS declared
sag slge9 'ya S asS9''t th of hI!2@nse @ so tn u ag aeg
ulld rcincdIed the defect by special lcRlsln-
tion. The fact Ut the Legislation, however,
t!ll not appear before the Supreme Court mt
s to sp If # the s 4eeso e ;s ty T4S 1ons sGson M r.
cnncy to bu filled.
"SpecIat Orders No. 90" Feb. s, 1ses, from
Ge,,. Hancock, canle In:
~; william! l'nker; Street Co1nnlssoner
foT t9 Gity of Es% Wreans 91( (ii1s5y n
George D. Field appointed in lis place. ''''N
80. Arthur GGStlnel, Necnrtler f1r the
Seeont! Dlstrlct Recorders Court, City Of
Sprco sM Cnnrt neiisSe to fSats iii ss 'y ee dee
Win ejectetl. hit wiz il now pltEIbin ,,nlrr %
fha jnws III fIn Stnta. Il hrrehv nnnoInte,i
Kccortier Of Mid court u '''o'~A
Pundlng this action on tho part Of Gen.
IJnncOck. thn case cnine hrfnre tEe Citv
Council. prominent member Of the co,itiI-
81, Mr.. Jolbert, Republican, took It upon
rrar r,,r ,,oxrer,
or thu ce,c,,rate1 ; ar'or r''1is ,f Gsr ,,oneoc1
makll,t, the military s,lbseTyieilt TO the civil
@ 10 ,S ny fe xncan desGnto ,1ana y onk M
coTaer by n'i election. Solne of tug members
belhE weak III tle Knees, Tie resolution failed
Of passage.
Ge!i. !inMcock dia not relish any slclt
e o. ms If ofer e Me
ton, messenger OF 1ia,lGock,s called upon
fao oecrgMry H.; o. ny nonra @ 70 Know ~ WHOSE
i'lstuhce tlle resolution lnt beell Introduced.
NJ. J9ubcIt very natuyr;ally, expected to be
pirset y tmaGr ~ acst me lsep1tfa 1ae',.
the matter. They accepted their sll.re Of
tug s 6esl0'slp1!ity pssss ~ :o were ,ovts,, with a
Vice rs to the course Hancock Should nIFStIt.