The Republican journal., 1906-03-15
TIFF CRESCENT CITY.
.;,s Men in New Orleans, the Metrop-
olis OF the South. The Carnival.
of The Journal
correspondence OF The journal


nv ORLEANS, LA, March 3, 1906.
nave been taught to believe, and
.1,yavs glad to believe, that Maine
.-, men or women, wherever placed,
hr rather certain to come to the
.r We seem to imbibe the idea that
.-ry raising and good bracing air
AL tn fortune or success our ma
g when transplanted to localities
Ip of and far from the land OF
atiyity. That this is frequently
.t east, is shown, in the lives OF
.gr rominent citizens of this great
arru city. | will cite especially the
,-ll brothers, formerly of Rock
but long time residents here.
are leaders here, financially and
,.y. men of the highest standing
,laracter, as they are as assuredly
,.altv to their own native State.
rarr instance is Mr.. William Pal
"a nephew of the late Cazneau
boz. If Cambridge, one time pastor
q First Parish Church in Belfast.
uuW cashier and nominal head of
.c5 Orleans National Bank, an in
wlo If 5000, 900 capital and 81, 70O,'
minus. But it is especially of two
, we'll known gentlemen that | wish
.4S. men known far and wide to
..pe of Maine. Long years ago,
sur Belfast and Searsport ships
... thousands of bales of cotton to
-au ports, the firm of Woodward
a.. Mt was formed here. Captain
.Ird had sailed in Damariscotta
.Ad terminated a successful ca
master mariner by adopting
Hr.eaus as his home. With Pearl
ate arrival from the North,
o.. Rockland also, as partner,
H was established. 1t exists
u name and its business is
stensive; but the old partners
-,umed other and more arduous
-~ Mr. Wight today represents
Illustration in Louisiana and all
appointments must have his
%. AS permanent attache of
IT, of King Rex his official title is
aa of Rockland, conferred out of
lrnt to his native city, AL
Republican, which would
in this latitude create feel
~trust toward anyone, especial
-al4 OF northern birth, the least
If such feeling toward him
exist. Same as to his old part
utain Woodward. Where many in
,1sltions would come under the
carpet-baggers of the worst
~ are always the same beloved,
"a citizens and neighbors.
speak of Capt Woodward
4} because he has been my long
-ud and his position here is an
fu our people and state. His
ION with the Woodward X
to. has virtually ceased, but he
AS interests in the exporting
IS Vice President of the sun Fire
nre Co. and has recently been
eIt of the New Orleans Board OF
. socially he and his family stand
'I l'll tlie nigS. eoi1e.. 90 &c
tng of the Carnival, and this IS
Gifted to men who have plenty
blood and a bank account to
HlI it. He has both, without
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w. .ll0 l'ohI VI ~ al'io' a, az IL IL
Mays In me, me I tiahus+ ~ ho th,T
c mex VIZ ln5 nr y Ias+ n rear
w. , apt; W oo ,, malu al ' ho pnst
-''F leSlueli. appolii'eu lit;t 90.
o. 'ile oI'y MiSn ne. $500, ara
''''S nitiS, 80 oe 80 unt+H Gov
r.. IONS mere why w were pu pun s io,,
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nc Vhey NeIe SUN iiS I1ili7,
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+. " ooq W aiU, anu ~ was az o,noI
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1"tlaluate salQ IN d ne u Vnod
IiIe apPolll tlIlellt ol W q b"'l
Iolesoht GoilcluS!o.l W t lieh
'iellt ledlIleu ne Ildn nlN my
'i seems 10 o 2t- Ci1e IleSloent
II ldLllly' w ell re ilas olH
US wei! DIS SeVeIal HI,e siallut
" -.teh Is gong NJ !, ho W . { ~,
ne Iiit pet Ier' pa! aS lhatl 81 >
ending inns dellclehcy III . ne
lahllly may pe happiIy
t ere many years IN puTson-
Iece fl from app, moou 4
u aIteT ms appoihtinent ne
re- d NIUE pleasure III thlilhlhg
(Iu Sdlioi from Maine sho I,
3 AolloI pIacee upon MN. ine
nee , Is Oh tle nrSt-c5ass, n nav
IN 0oo employes ana equallee III
u business done oy put d rev
'i 1he north. "A sue mas oeeh
sea by Ghe government LOT new
RE- oullolng, suited 10 tle heeas
'dIge anu growing Guy. IL is