The herald., 1922-09-28
tsr''Ss AGAINST GAM EDITORIAL
,v.,d New Regulars H'
80 ss,,Sd. on Celebration

rnsspicayune Saturday , la. RE re.
Il anoss,municatiOn from the FIJI,
r ,Sa New Regular Dem Democratic cratic
s va. signed by Henry Acker
'i, ,.sa,. J. ". Crawford as sec
' ,ss c. ]. bonner os,,o as treasurer
=, orleans States by Its edi,
w. me 2lst, instant captloneu
. ~ play," has placed itself
.;,iop of being a malicious
y !, the good men and wom-
',,,s !, who saw fit to celebrate
: ass ss,est Of Mr.. Behrman and
.' u but the victory OF
'.'sIsstes of the New Regular
.s 'ssa organization"
-,.,rlv a nundeserved COM
:, = Mr. Behrman to place him
Y, =. = ,sme pedestal with Generals
" Lee and stonewall Jackson
!, the Confederacy. To the
ned this seems to be a de-
! ,,su the sublime to the r''''a
ritter Of the editorial in ques'
|, sltber ignorant of the facts
!. ,s,e or is prejudiced by paru'
y -. 80 and is apparently smarting
!. ls,sat despite his pretensions
~ neutrality in the recent con-
first Remained Silent
Il. ,se States saw fit to remain
.s.,,v client concerning the dis
~ scenes enacted on Saturday,
.skr .. by persons known to be
a # the Behrman forces, some
,lu are present-day office hold
"a others ex-office holders II
!. With bad grace on their part
,t,uut TO SANDER good people who
,s,eefuIly celebrate a victory won
"a and cIean men and by good
clean methods.
4 the occasion in question the
Rerulars we're holding a ward
nm on Opelousas avenue when
audIdates and the other men and
m sneakers were openly insulted
|, most disgraceful and outrageous
a.. On this the States has seen
b remain silent.
Ne parade and barbecue in ques
M arranged by the men of AL
nviu have long fought Behrmar
20 crowd, and by none other. NJ
nkuioa or approval was asked o
~ and the affair was clean and
II the law, and there are, there
b regrets-as the States think
nmght to be-on the part Of thos'
y anssd It. The contrary is true
u III very well pleased.
IN iar as the contrast Of our al
- the Dempsey Carpenter cor
fhoncerned, can the States mel
10 Instance where Behrman ac'
, u Dempsey?
ot11tions in New Orleans b
1nnnt crowd were often stage
= Victory was won, and token
nuled to the leaders as will n
= y disclosed by the files Of tn
- Itself. In those days the State
I'M Il to be in order.
Calls For Apology
hnoaal spleen ought not to promI
~1paper which purports to be a
Z : clean and good to drag int
nin, BY referring to a lawful
nhtted affair as an almost ind
! ifair, the wives, mothers, daugl
md other highly respectable me
women who saw fit to participat
ost celebration and the State
nem q public apology for 4
directed at them, and in Il
= q Its failure to offer the ape
Ne States shall henceforth o
u unenviable position before IL
~ citiienry whom 1t has slurre
VIM reference to Colonel John
van, the candidates and 9th
YEMEN who attended the affai
we're the invited guests of Il
a'n Ward Club, and they h,
70 DO or say with either 6
& or conducting the affair, al
= not be made the target Of al
~per attacks for their atte
any more than should have Il
ases and ladies and gentlem
who were openly and d
aly insulted at the mass me
= saturday. September 9, a
= which the States has remain
nsrettable to note that a s,
great newspaper cannot ii
use for its editorial space tn
uect upon the characters of
men and women engaged in
"a celebrations.
- "noie united States,
AZ s0tes included, was right
~. ING business to celebrate
o. the Kaiser of Berlir
9. ~ nes the wrong IL we did c.
- ne defeat of the kaiser of N
~
~. so1n Ward New Regular d.
AcKER, President,
ci" ov,as.AwFoRD, Secretary,
"~SNER, Treasurer.
FALLS FROM GALLERY.