The Louisianian. [volume], December 18, 1870, Image 2

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POICOY.
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* psrumsof law, we mal va
1rtaucr~matiiag s eisattoa of
TAXATIOW.
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OUR SALUTATORT.
In seoumig the editerial chair of the
Loszemax, in semlkig amocisdon with
sof the qum is the YetrMohs of
this St*t.. we or fully, .4 profoundly
0r=6ni0 of the manifol di olties, and
pplexities which will obviously gqniron
Wt path. We know that we shell And,
we do not repose on a bed of res.
We know that-reasonably, or nnres
senably- s the conductor of a news
paper, wa will be expected to exhibit the
peassuiae of a combination of qulitiab.
which no other abmaeter, is asked to
shew. Without the hundred eyes of
ivgus, we shall be required to ose every
thing Divested of the wiidom of A
pro, we shall yet be demanded to know
everything. Not having the belligerence
of afrs we hall be required to engage
in evry encounter.
We are not therefore insensible of the
obligations and reaponsibilities which at
tach to and surround our position.
We shall not attempt to perform im
possibilitiss, but we propose to bring to
the discharge of our duties all the indus
try, energy, and perseverance which we
ean summon to' our aid. And if there
can be any atonement for the absence of
extraordinary attributes, we propose by
singleness and sincerity of purpose, ear
nestness of action, vigilanos, and conis
tency of conduct, to make that atonement
We shall at all times endeavor to se
cure that position smong metropolitan
journals, that our appearance will be
looked for, and the "LounmazaX" sought
after.
We have briefy and sucaintly enu
ciated our principles in our Proysectus and
they need no repetition here.
We shall disseminate all the useful in
formation we may obtain, we shall inqul
cate-and aid in the acquirement of that
"self-knowledge without which we do
not know where we stand, and are as
supernumeraries, or instinctive followers,
rather than, conscious, working members
of the human rage, in our day and gsl
eration.
We propose then fully and freely to
express our opinions on the various im
portant topics which shall from time to
time 1r sent tbagsmlves, and in our dic
esusiona of publio measures, and the con
'duct of Public mnn, we will endeavor as
far as possible to divest our minds, of
"fear, favor, or affection."
And now, '"accepting the sitation"
with all its toils, immunities and respon
sibilities, we truest to ise to the level of
the encounter, we will endure hardships,
and brave dangers, heroically struggling
for the elevation of our people, the dif
fusion of useful knowledge, and the ad
a vancement of what we believe to be the
best interests of the State.
To ootemporarie we have a word to
say we shall accord all the "courts
,ies of the calling," and we modestly soli
at reciprocity. It will doubtless "come
to pass" that we shall diflhr with our
semiore on some points, it is not impoe
sible that there may be a "keen qncont
er of our wits," but we shall not degrade
our olumns with vulgarims, or die
pans. the curses of Billingagats. To the
generel readsr we coumend our jorzhaal,
Sand to the PubE we, we here make
our r55peeIP't4&
) We must app. the indulgence of
* supporters fo ick of that vaie
ich a systa exhsagers will
.masble ust * . Wethaveme
A.vcred to make irat appearance
asPresanteble as uld; we shall
shortly ..ezrud uir with such
-aids"as to enabl. dspemse with
hum~iiting mmga
of tbe Six - ' ; , imn
to be mel -coished,, msont in a card in
city papuw, dsmouaniag a sttmet
made by the tpublicanaof the 1etb as
"a deliberate, wiljul ad maliciouu le."
sw-We have the pleasure of ashnow
3agg rhecmeipt of compliamentary
Mschmbto~ G oumd aw~~ae Jtas t
bepgven bj the ladies atthe dth Afr
esm 3aptit wChae at the LIamean
Wat Gravue aet, betwme Howard
sad ENet sbls~ cm Sebdy, beesem
ber UMh 1870
Cams Psnsaom:- Iient Governor
0. J. Dann left the city on Thurday last
for Wshzington City. It i1 *urrently be.
liBeed that his visit ti is oonfnion with
the contemplated removal of thre
minaent Republienn office huldes through
the inhueace at Governor H. C. We.
moth. It will be remembered that during
the recent elarton haee, Meares S. B.
Paekard, B. P. Joubert and C. W. Lo
well, were opposed to the abrogatian of
the article in our State Constitution,
making the Governor ineligible for re
election. They me said to have become
objects of dislike to His Excellency, and
ware likely to have al fallen ietims to
his wrath. One only-Mr. Lowell--LM
suffered deespitation, and rumor hee it
that nothing further would or could be
done till Lieutenant-Governor Dunn,
went to Washington,-and he has gone.
We shall se what we shall as, "Lot us
hav. peass"
Bishop Shorten' of the Africean 3tedw
diet Episcopal Church has bea fin this
City for the past few days. The Bishop is
on his way to Texas to preside at the an
nual conference of the ministers of his
church, at the close of which he proposes
to return to Louisiana to hold the an
nual conference in this State, which wir
aseemble in Plaquenine on the 29 o
December :
The Bishop in accompanied by th
young, but secomplished Editor of tk
Chr£iwden ReBorder, Rev. B. T. Tanner,
Philadelphia, who is engaged in h rthe
ing the interests of the Book Conce
and of the Recorder. We had the gi
tihoation of listening last Sunday on,.
ing to an able, and eminently pr-at
sermon from Mr. Tanner, at Turns
Hall We are also informed that
will be visited shortly by the Rev. B
Young, who is engaged in raising fu
for the endowment of a chair in Wib
force University.
That portion of Philadelphia knot .
'the gut"-the inters~etion of Tw
third and Cheitant streete--obs:
Thankagiving Day by mobbing tv
ored regiments, the 117th and
whichwere ua parade The rabble
made the ssult were in turn, din
from their lurking place by a t -
oharge whereupon the police arrest .
eralof the soldies Cul. Wage
commanding officer ofthe brigwa
tishes a ard is referees to the
" in which hesays:
"I have bees foad fault with foi
sag my ocmr aad through this
In reply ] would only may that w
the ordesoifMajor-GenersalPrel
msnding First National Guard
0 sylvania, in our route of parader
the Provisional Brigade will an
> as I hale the honor to comma
" any point of difiaulty, it wit a
through any portion of our it
p duty requires it to do so, and
r 1UOQ men with muskets in t
and bayonets in their seabbs
need the protection of the I
P are able to protect ourselves I
Had Gea: W.G. MedgetU
uedstino~mmant of aBrigad f
Militie we thank that, mas
he would exhibit the qadlit a
W sAvroter-who isnfo I
Sfound himself inthe ' ?
I Xechsanislnasitute, alew * i
Sseeng several persoas wh'
Linially got into conve . ' a
"iai*wiepw~er," and while - &
Sing with the"*W. P. he ask
several new members a of
~pre~s'ntegr who wa rite
! Ulate for Spesher ti.
; * r uined, Bircb, sa
LI' ,ov 'etbandF a the
L'4wire 'was sup - and
I andeve. . the C- . yig
to theinme. "v <stud
I want a cla. , thes."
?inaly our voter . th
W. P. pulled him b whis
Iprend as follows; " g r
(urr, but the b useat
Bqp.)srenot very~ sr my maa,aad
m iay uaiteons. m -* fellow." sol
want to bicmnth smh: ith whoever
min
The %. 'L terd 1 war anything
but pies. " i addition to the demand
for nvo .'. abreliss ware in general
requisitic alter the peistrian from
the wratl Tm
al>A, bte for the U. a Senate is
olainr ' ' ^+sd to thesupport of
the I *se because his names
is X the German Bepabli
tat isme is Hahn, but than
we I who the people want to
pin -up ther
I rarmoc.-Ool. C W.
Sq ' ae giaeat of artillery
(L out on Friday evening
mu ldisry appearsance The
is the recipient of a hand
ec , such es was presented
t noa 2nd and &rd Regiment
( nels Lewis and Ingraham
.at the members of the ar
t will asoept the advice of
ast, and should occasion
ig their services, that the
a be found on the side of
comer in our city, would be
* that our young men were
ns of millionaires, from the
which they are wont to be
ing about our stresta and in
. iloons. A few days ago a
t rho has graduated in the oess
eiquity, with which this city
was brought before one of our
and was told by the Judge,
he reformed, that he would be
i Workhouse. Ai-young man
and degradation lies in every
u tread, when you, aim not at
al, physical and intellectual ele
rm literary societies, and other
i :bona for your improvement,
information and not dsgraa
uUR COUESPONDENL.
unicted.)
SIMULTANEOUS.
le appeeama the "JWew Orhuig 8umadersF
Jay the 17th inst relatve to Mr Cam's
a fur the Spmshmipsmea what sbanagely,
sepisonaly, the mm ortela, websam,
si the "NOW O.has RE uama sothe
late, earied to the uSte awmed paper.
ais the quiokset tes of copying from as
inge on raeord, mad we ar pnssled to
hew i was .esaomplished. Both paper.
appossd to beadears d ti management.
be sumas arlsspposes in both pape of
ame dat "Tma Loutalems u * iote r"
.blished simultaneoudy in New Orleans,
(brruliton under one aisnspment, and we
d somelads, from what I peesemted to us,
S.a the ".w oas s Asua serd," sad the "N*ew
lv .pl" ame pdbebml siaaes-n
mu iew Odesas, every baturday wader the
ne manmgagmnt, if ne, how will they *eseat
: this imultuasesm arues
New Orissa. Deember 17, 170.
THE REASON WHY.
*"From the dhameter sad abtty of the new
Neses, it isvezy that to poemem that the sea
lag seselo will be tsrbumt and hard to mee
ag. "New Or7\e_ _a i Dee. 17, 1670."
Net us kiead IMesard, teA.ream bewever
to presume that afl lqiistag proposid wtlBbe
-oe~l aemated, dieged belme beiag
bmalypewed wpin byihearbuanshok ste nea
eral Ambauy, eqpeimlay whom, we asimim
that we havss a * ss," aeshemi a Qula, a
Mehasey, a lassie., * Modery antis lase,
aD of whommablets wumstle with thegiants
Iaidebhse, andto als Allbeaer whmnitdaibsRb
aseameey. ltimis Messe, yrnr ain--"may
lahas e or bis Mueda," but thm esw bmw
themamebsah ahinug ma misnseg.Iag hr blp
udfL eh my bey. Gas JAw.
(Counsumiss)
THE REUISTRATION AND TIE 1110
lion LAWS.
Vri U a p ohem fepe Is $hIeespesasd I
bessesenal Ise .s se knge to Atwim a
-oie aggemes -oagn urudt -'t
asseemgymashb abum ight beir
eat ~htempsrtalareala ht bmwats mish i
Oyesthaellsbs eests legduem ase k
Olbe s tha se e ms~ jhgeatinsil
wrilag. oassey aquterbe insuatag It but
when sepseper a senmies we Ael met be
wepu.pom to qiesh of be wd.bses
st .' - ? The ear gaof agi
theyaived thir amemran d g e6 ggg
eaus.@ doed to abe ooiasd Assemin. Is
as pis of thm" aL Zaoek *0 mswrh
asembeaa s. ad aeposes senstwo asteel
toIAnl Qodtrabe mel, wats y thus me -m
I*aamsiosa wbeastle~paa'hamhave
bas - l - ametoy thrmdtteae, bat
u of Athr clabse be,. been proutl with
Naeis the lagidatme, and is ether tastame,
whae both mperniar, Old scubs bw Ams a
psoveeqeshtho mmmand Mar som Ar to An an
the zspeedble peigoss, this gpemmn &
pe of Yguaw s ato bas sailed Me
Meada, (sad in sa es ease la to we
legb ) to the wsslaer a of to eps, an
leagr t the gl dth psoples bash the giSaW
Sa unaorpmlow m peer atof 3 Se...:
whibt those, who have bem se - sag siw as to
ave been barn in their wereese parishes,
ived theeall the dare of thbir Be, end
hees plaedt taplis emlAdames in them s.pe
tosas, and witha fed beliof that ma tp qr
theirfimen (the anamrtaase had esded do
rwgaler nomiationsa sad en he telalAules of
thapenphle buamed osly of emuses, but tey
- rudey swakeme ferom theu blisAl fherm
to adt hat s ea Itote tes, thiy &a m base
me umay.
DuN"l eur geneas aupervioar is met to be
eatieme in be dieb stes of podbe.., w he
paeesh etthe eoroesemestabhes and jsaieg
of the pasew to te ety m emnai uy to
tae pao..ias .eed by him, his desea sad his
hiends.
TraI they thought they and thir Memow wes
.odng fbr thur choice, sad they wrn 6"l
encsgh to think that that wes dsteled, btt thy
awe lading out that i t wa'att St .e avoag but
is semethig m-e poedai e tiy ' re e
ly and eat that they have serdtaseam eas they
seaer brew, or mever bhad of befet
Theu as wea or Wo very viapetals to be
saeidlered t athepu bsouad att heAld-a
oan occupy the s.e..e a*a"s of ar haw
askam: if there he bbes misheas made,
too groat penal ddiensd tN padro whins.
them far their own adeastaph imenming asti
be dome to cerect these alukmes and estail
the absetges that an biag med apatan as
mesh snasg eosf of ,tes, to the gnat bease
(com rtanswlýed.)
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
MLr. SIaa.-Upon stmpustial sed thueegh
iseveigbs of the easomew amd haeaser f
the*sb deeMses in this *ate, sam. pesahur,
anierning daevelopmta wif be aens, which
mmatpeers injturita to the tars Intemeto of
the spabliesa party at the SWA., asA to tie
patles someraed ha tbes. pyealier treamsedes
Iaudoew to the party, be*a..e it mast be
soncede', thatit mart bjudmeadet by its psis
siple. emly, but by iti &ithfbl adherasee toth.
ae ; mad a Ai w mor lithfbl perfsmae ef
avowed promisee, by whith it hae, mes agatei
euaes"" tagalasg a peftis t Vida
The Bepabliea Party, of theer say ether
Stote, to be soeessial, mmat eedataly guer1
jeaklsay. and roasbafse to seof tbsadhemea
lie fun meas.re gr its saweS punipleu : sad
to naebit ruspeetp , sad inlstlal, lew tes A
it, all and nary dierepatble cbumet. that
wculd, by a ones m o admot aor *WE ewm per
semalegpaudt1emt, bring te party tato ak
repute, and pealble ilteet
Shoul it russes to do this, it wil eveastaly t
alieate from its ranke, the uthral td tf blow ]
-, and abarpen, .eerafly. the weapons ibj ]
pea di opponemh
Couenoutly, If thum saeny, hullng high,
palsiona, gained by sets of fraud, cad pee'a- ]
dos ; a ltiag rtbuh most be sdmiLstand to
hem by theparty under which they claim to
bakt esei paiboms, is seder that the pablis I
my ass, mnd be conviasee, that thu bus bnate
at sothe Dpbliman Party, are not to ain, or role
by hand. sad impoeitea
Judging by whas aster y esmau-is twh
eto ealason, it has beaa dSmaonuato ta ew*
toatay, that -omuams ueaveaiome, -emialy
emaidasi the hginmets aeems for the pes.
dame era bate, by the peeple, fr aendidates
toll inpeledl paioeMi, hum, by thueseuzo
somae oth seeinfegl anlideate in thle as,
bern s tinSt sthematsplaes, to th emoresm
vstemsat u ps- an- q ;s saM Lat in.
steadofitoblng meaeiny o psaem neasst
dalinag thammslvue indapalmi malsidates, it
to solymasmaey te pia a spuutem bata eas
by ale meamn asgeod (I) eaner,elaB tets
laes,. Sai~een to as auluous, sadmea
ampaigni salamiy lass awn, with, altio
seaadlad by thes woause mo ews etiou
thaa heeld tUae-homusal usy of -a -ma
1Wewlark in sngst wit h bage of epeat
ea lbaletbugtabl: aeyaiaimi walk
hur rowelam ad tear Late. hlie wq.,swr
hMs ekuse daugot.s wter (bsa a atofetoimm
mlthqmetheae wbois *abaseha
-eal mat lmamensesq o La piigle, (ube
smeem w magethmwussarmet
bewever pteot Uat desemmhe the*
-esp whe~us er so: mel La chteadgl-s
- - them asmone wha lepati thin oats
bintadielaate ssemiseuelatboes
1handeorgelinebignelt t bessg
hletkiemasa wa wher dash bat I the
Soath, mlbt hqm s se emI, set maemy
ue a1*aMa a leag agge t eb
Lar -ese vary waD baswa, setmaga hass
if -a damsese Umbnd wai batitns
as.hai.a latha deisionameib ensr~
behd.enedh gethsrp
*eulb eat eteha. emba
seas, ssen o m fag
&***es***Manerearo5
dmsius. sudem ae. - ese
a. ere .hey f ni be ae
the t ed ea at .sepuaph
A pobdias who eas he b f lt a
desatos. f sea whoet lempeg
who se hhs ts istotas bej
with mae degre ad i buam"
beive we «,a oleses a pl r. k
sees peshdea; auir, sad we ei
vae 1h0 best way o beuakuap tlhi
leýsgot will be N teaeyghlyesp
d a ofies leA.e in seu a
4 e.we.e sfat we willbe mi,.
* tlthe uyspatb.*a wall we
eiff or bbisa, sai at hser p.
W hoagaelly belm athe a to
tA-s at be Mst eratal
lad eleads of ass, beusa 1,
eld tu ah adasssa etd&a
ole pashion, it in to bdeplerel
dedsm is dused threagh theae
edaboy itislieIhuMase..hp
boun an talesses of m& - e
4s" an mh. d ighto s eel u yt
penasiplhs a" "lethuaf "at
noe leaeming l zigtor
nga"u aidy top.. spmt t
e.se at t meabee. fd. !y a
wbe hem bem sawof anng.
they ree ae gugly awees TabLE
pa-s umay, sad lies im aee
from tbor p-sses
M
fos of thit lasesese wigiank
day and Tues.y. the 11th M
spenk too Mghly of fs week wk
Mash ding far the wetesel pm
Theaearly A" seisn.l paesp
It asuea e the past been, i d
in populyast. We betrest e lsems wIm be
p.. $ at *.h s ee ml-ge a r w:
s-wa wber, saw waek h bhebs Ames
OIL
Rame.ss teunam-?athe reIgjies ea
vites wit hee bld at Shuight Uawreuty, msee
iag sad eortag. eumh bbath. We ase ghl b
as at the esrle. held be. a Iergagped
whlA. sad hel&eed* "Ugafly behse Gel' bs r
aaelple psemsemly illisnrnteisn bae Peal
sal P.ay. .eag.ee alwys walesM
NOW AND IIENI.
IT WAeeI LEAMMUB.
"Who steaks my prsee stedl trah"
so says an illustrioeepoet; but w thoah
with all due dejrnea to that rensad
writer's sagacity, that maec dapeds
upon its length, breadth, and f#iaes
There isu a time-a dark, ualearead
age-when men were strangely }liad to
the wondrous power of gold-ilasmeatly
ignorant of the mighty sway that lurked
beneath its g.itwring tranqgulity. 3d
that period exists only upon the reseedo
of the peat: and we of the ainatassat
eontury stand boldly forth, and pro"ahe
our allegiance to this potent saveroiga
eastng beak our glanss of eompasram
upon those benighted gropers, so de
plorably defejent in the mestuies Ml
point lasw an jeweIs satin dameeab sal
re-ewood, brown stow and wrougesm
who dreamed not of the lusury of fad
horse., Oqatly wines, and euraptarits
clubs But tse, from whose ee kame fah
han these ponderous soeleaks, Ie
van for our resm from Much d i
darknasse, and revel in our ph
uiem Gold I why, its aitmb are
like I It steals from the bsred
of age the aaseemly temchs Ti. stil.
his quiserig, palaked sad saks
thin an atthrde..eor. yemsu sad he B
oompmoas far hia waiting brid4 at
saars~e spoze of yewm. It fi4 spb
infaturdied spurtmneata of the fMilee
heal domain, take. in the obtrasvo (g
"to lets"sad o I by ita taliaameio pee
en, the agr of imbodiity saumans are
freabing argemes inesae It trem
forme the comse, usaolithad boydie d
legm-boer beliska into the oaptivaiing
okid oNatuems Iteavs. doeeh eye
into apankhgr simatia abes soe*m
to amby pertalb: tailowy skie itat dee
-e mahheier, .ad plant. rceu whes*
Natug is. ladtbte sol ae Ita
ialhtteqouh inr easses of jpale wail
he rtebmbolgM , mbi teom*"
q.ai .hu em. 0 bn wa.
nail. of higinsM.. md dnq.ia***
momnentos in nes dwmM h sui
spee.L Xtblnke with the womp~A
Uci, eud bnilgemo Teia templee at
vdmou graemlr; whore Es haly pit
-.. U. 34 d..aaraed by the 1ew*
.auhkg M ofe Tatwa bu Its i 4et
how inulath da aes, he 3
s£ dots, .. bre..he thr *
deem. a mas. toa th b.
seten di. sens wniuue MO