Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume], November 26, 1871, Image 2

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The at ignja&.
I kars 15<. i 4,84 . <fayo/
OFrc I ill Cs RONDaLET S ftEEiT,
Niw OuLawxs LA
Wa. G. BROWN, Edilur and Publisher,
P.S. S.PINCHBACK. Manager.
OUR ACIENTS.
MISSISSIPPI : - D miud L. I unti
LLOUwSA.NA :- Join, A. War'xing:on.
;lack Hawk, conerdiaa arish; Hon. (:.
S. Kelsn, Alexftndria: Anit ine A ýt -rr. t,
* oevvpoirt, A. C. Ruth, CarruIl l'Pri.,lh.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA : James
A. D.Grelen, W\ash'.ington ('its-.
ILLINOIS : - -rc i., B. Whit.. C'hir,+;,',.
KENTUCKY: Dr. R. A. Gr.men, L, ti
wille.
Mit. Gieo. E. PARSs is our s1 <cia
agent, and is authorized to solicit
subseriptions and receive payment
of bills.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1871.
Ul (JHOItCE FuR .PRESIDEXT, 1B72:
IJ. S. GlANT.
STATE CENTPRAL COMMITT"..
OFFICERS.
Pnassr--P. B. S. 1'INCiIIIACK aof or1.:ns.
i{ecot~n0-'PC' \\e v WILIAM \7JOUKiS.,
EWnO'ffrlwni KnC"--J. W. FAIRFAX.
MEMBERS.
4p g; st.A.i E I.AracX..
lJilW4Rlb IvrTLRII, of P1.tl'1cminos.
8. 8. SCHMIDT, of )rle:ns.
T'InITOrPS('+ C'AKELT. of nr.imi.
ALBElIT¶.UANTT, AIRt7Iat .uiry.
.JoHN PA~st.)M, of Ciiis.
A. W- RMVP9i. of Orlini.
IL RA~lY, of Na~ti;(woae:
JAMES M.AuLEE!L C io.
DAVID YOUNG. ('un.-oromc.
F. J. HERRv)N, of Orthan.
Firit Co±,kgreieional Distriet IiHuh J.
tenmphbll, 11. Mhonvy.
Second Conngtrrsiontal I):-'t ect --A. E.
Purb.er, J :.:. . L. JIVlden.
Third ,nrewimnO P .rit ThouV
H. Noarnd. (,rgre \\bo
Fourth ('ngrmmo. L.,irzd E.
J)owees, Ri.fori l thu:
Filth Congr#.a.ion.I :str) t A. W.
& aulkne'r, A. It. Use ;:.
SUO-EX=CUTIVE CIMMITTEE.
RFin. HrGH J. CAM rSELL, Ca.r
Ztnan.
lion. P. i. S. PINC1IBACK.
Hlon. HARR : MAIlUJEY.
Non. F J. ftMu~ .
lion. A. It. W*R!.
Lei, A. E. BAKBER.
FINANCE COMV.ITTEE.
Jb'n. F. .1. TIEN1 N.
lion. ThUS. J. NOLA?'ND.
Alon. Ed. BUCTL.EI.
Hon. A. WV. 1'AULKNEII.
JOHN lPAR*)NS E-mq.
ajirOn Monday cveniing. Norem.
ber @7, tate li ui'Lh Wmtrl 11. II.
Mother Club III' i for tlhe (ihetion
of officers for the enwuirmg term.
aieThe lourth Ward R. Ii.
Mother Club elected on' Thurs lav
evening last, Messrs. (i. i. Pat rig .
and L. Daffv rmembers (If the lIc
pulican Pari h Comumijueo.
SUDDEN D)E Ir. (in1 ThlursdalY
44-ning last a woman untmed Sarmmh
#.ickson, fell dea4 in a strect car,
.yner if Delord and Peiieru street.
At an inquest 1he1( over the body
it was gecertained thut aie (lied <f
vauiular or diserse ef the heart.
'i Among the promuinent gren
tieruen who visited the city, for th.e
put-pose of rt'uundhig the flblernl of
the late Licu'enant tioveracor. weto
Hon. James Lvyneb, Secretary (of
State, Caddwell, $tato Senator, arid
J. L. Moore, House (f Represents
*ives; all of Missisppi.
agWe learn that in additios to
the three colorett Sheriffs, we men
.illm dM ari last inane as having
J 4i~Q~f w Mipsiaatippi reenutly,
there were three otters, which we
did not tpon kiltw o?. They are
W4A.'AdskhIcostity, J. P.
zwed i3. K.
' g-If 8 tsC as reported,
got up his lattle ".ilk chaniber
scent?" for tho purpose of winning
public syawpathy to JLims..f and ex
toitig a .&eeaity~agauazstlhis jpolitical
puemies. he. shotuld now Lc in fit
condition ji> detide how much tiuth
is in the 1lines:
-.--Thisist.,ae fruit pt raft :
LiIke hMn that ehoots up hi,,h, lookti tot
AniL bis*ssetdi 4
the L.ae uJ napt ve or.
V : I EM FRT/
- -0
FUNERAL OBSEQUIES.
'IMMENSE ATITEN6A¶'Jd,
o -
XII B 23 ITItA X.s
4-
O1 Wednesday last as soon as
t :es ol intllioUgeue of air. Duon's
i!eathi reaclhe(l over the city a t
AI-' of (liesponiilvUCV anId Sorrowi
foand spontaneuousexpe isiou every
wh re. Whl n the hour for the
opcdinlg of the courts caune,
th y were all adjourned; the City
C 'auiil met and pas'ed resou
Lions, of regrtt at '1:. Dunn
death, and of coUntOhenco wh hi
b.re~aved f:unil y. 'I he Police 1V::rd
ac:ed similarly; and so did the 1c
corlers of the several court.
As expehitizusly as poss~il., meet
ii s were' Led in all the wards of
the city, by the politicil cluhs: all o`
t:w nieniher of the Hlouso of lep
sentatives who were in the city
ii r e c tied together at 10 o'clock
hr the Sp eaker; the uncmub:"rs of the
,lSeute Irit in their rootms, while
sle Federal officers w :re activelf
f.;g:iged(; all with otne accord haleten
ilg to pay the ast ti ibut1 s of re, et
:1A. esteem for the nme:noiy of the
die~ca-a . Sinl ltaneout ly wtiith1
, pi:` "' da'irgs the ioel; !iu bh l
or whch Mr. Duaa was a i:1'e; r1,
the iuinisterti 01 the S" -:ral colore.
*ehurl ics. and the tnie..bu::; of ea' n
of t'.e bhuntvo l.t (tcr'niOtiotns wei
'ikew!,,e busily eing iged. Andt S'
passed Wednesd'iy in so far as re
!ates to preparations for the funeral.
It was naturally expected that there
wnolda be an immense assemblage
;f petsas at the funeral and on the
s'reets.
Cn Thnrsday the offices of the
t'ltiuf Executive and the Seere tarp
of Sta'e, were closed, the Casmoom
iiIse 1n11 Postoafce, the Rt due i. ni
11 the L2;:stxvrAN, were c'o.rl
dluring a part of the chi; busiuesi
su:pended at the CistV Hall, the
Police departiutats, the rreedmain'
Savings Bank and aeveral other
public uthces.
Tf:e deceased was arly prepared
for l;.is narrow home and laid out,
Un 1 (ednes Lr v iii tt:o rot)omi ill St hte1:
b* I:eel, and on Thur.-day it'OlrL2"
.ii his celli in tLe fi int l itrior (0
his residence. All through ti:
Right of Wednesday adul all T'hur.
day, till it bee:tune jimtptssiIlu to ad
init the crowd that increased awl
swelled atnd jauinel1, iner- inig
the difficulty jf acceas in proplii tion
as the hour ;: pointed for the re
uioval to take luace ; until ,.t 1:1t
past one o'clock P. If., the filal ut
tenalte "11o inure call get in freat
Col. Ingraham; and thou a guard
of militia was ilated at the entrance
to adtnit ione2.
Stitl ihe multitude w re un ged
nanony the wartnilg "kej,
oil," and the presence of the ha) -
net secured any free ingress or
Iegress. Order parti dly restored,
the tide .still thowed, the ev ilent
and great anxiety being to have one
" kng lact liagering look ' at a
form to be soon buried out of the
sighit of alL
Two o'c'.ock had Leen fixed f 'r
the removal of the corpse, hut this
was delayed.
The olihe'rs and niembcrs ((f thee
of the Iiclemnud ILoge. of which
decc aseA had Leea P. s: Craue
\Iaster, arrived at' 2!, P. 31. Juat
aldthjs juinctiire the most jeainful
scene wias witnesscd. The family
of the decea ed, striceu down,
crushed rand overwhelmed in their
1roonand tribndation, wcrc led in to
tdatj [ave of the remains of him
who had Leetn their all in life,
and who, witnout wurniug had
been snatched froni them by dt tth.
Thu scense was nititresaing in the
extisate. Words of consolaiion
t&Ld augCstioi. of rcsie'uatijn wterc
uttored by Cleug) ten and Iriend
preaseL t, :tnd tile fauwily, after jress
tug the cold but, beloved foran for
the last time, were returned to an
adjoining apartment. Meanwhile
minalte runs were senduig out their
tones: in token of fhie ination's re
speet for the dejpd.
The majoritg of the mnelai.xrs of
both bzrunew 01 o 'the'4ieature
enitetod the rgm amid gsaied round
the coffin, anih imor .tkie last thun
the familiar face 4f aheir (A1o*
Kciatte.
jThe period for removel a ap
-proaclhtlg, several clergymnep drew
near to thte coftin auid the lciRev3,
ii. V. Thioupaw of the M1. E, Churl~b
'performed that pasrt of the solewli
service, co nmen~cini, IiTherngh I
.walk tpough the valley of tthe halma
Sdow of d 1t , ttfea~rinoev:l&c.,"
at th gosyn~ : 8 ,Rv
prni4 of th'e
~o al metu nt of Striagcht
rIn essivo and ~ropi~te ex
temp~ore prayer; after ti is tihe
Hon. R~ev. Jamnes Lynch. Secretary
of state of '.i~9iMsippi (who had
orno. to ,Nr (h~k;els tol be j~rC'ý1 !j
tribute to the iueinorv of the deeeus
ed, and a christian appeall and e~-.
11k~t to thqeaflilaod f.ii4F tv.d'f"c~s
The afl eting retmir'cs of the gift
(ed speaker brouj-ht te~u~s to the eves i
! fevery' one withini thie s:>uudl of
111s~ voiee. Rev. !fh,11l.1 then co)-'
cinde'd the ceremiony and rosiýin'di
over the bodyv to the M oi f~a
ternity in attendance, headled
1 by the Grand Mas.te"1, IRccoi-tde
John Panrsonis. Theso over, F.
(C'asetihve Ec';(.. -it oni thox lidi, and fle:"'(S'li~lf(I ;1(a I:h
the f. rm of ( ºc".r J. 1):! :u.
b WeIN of m- .o:1rws'i 111' "- ~rn
out of tiac! 1u,)!1 b. the f"ln., Bo':io
pe 'itienien a ;betar; -. (tr en
if. C. W auiaoth; (-:. Ct:s:'.oax1v ; 1.'
(:e+. ', Coflhctoe'; Geo. E. 1'.t:"-.
keprcity R.hvc~ E. [J. KIi `n 1
ncr, house of Ra)pr-Msenhtive;; 1).
C. W.ou~ruff, Police ("pt:niu C. S.
S. uvh. t, Ci.C S.:B:r; P: ekP
a"l, 1. ci~ 1 S tt.ab M ~': 1., Jlohn
f._ !1)1 5: S i 5 oibr T. l oti;.
( "h i r.I i,1p C tor Cuu;on
1. A' 1.:. T. Ii4" ri F::r:. ,
C. Norcross; A. lkrtonneau, Assis
tant Internd Rlevenrie Collector;
"'id dep ,s~itetl ini th:e iuc:I1 it It
atlortird m jth boa Ind's t%( v: 11t p)\r ta 11.1i:n
Ithen fame1, . ; td .1 , :(' 13 . .
1l3aJ tie ±11 t*;tI''ii p .1 e~t xlr,
U1c: ) u~ \t I 0.11. 1' t:..,1 ,
)_fjt'2 . C1 .1
()1:c \ t 'n J tt la t'cL :, "l ,
1'. Z. (: ao &. A.P
lie ( . 'Jl J .:. .i e 1AI .
~1 r Co . " . 1. a I' , "1
Ucl L'ini'- Lri, t .1 1. :! 'a tujit
IJ. C a.i~lpbh 11, \1~ iti Iii~ 1S Ii, 0t ld)0lL I
!u4 Cu's. 11 13.l oai .il1S.t,'
Ri.y \ igentmid ..1: it\ui-1. anid at_
and o s4 our 4etioe.
?hefc'une-he )rna* liue :* car
riages : ,ont+ nwug pteGDoS .1 alt
cou4Atripfa of ~society.
MIo4 prominent amiong thema we
obs-erved :l o.;t of the Judges of
the District Court,,
J°g Dwfell of the U. S itit
anti A. W. Fairf ix, As-i itaiit Secre
Drs,. 'White, Prit-c iona, and !lIS-'
sell, Prei s Uit auJ. Secreta.ry L~ard
j I -it liti~th.
S. . oc2ii ", jioteital 1: !venue
C ,llv-ctor, B. I'. .Jjuibert, luLtrnil
Jntetof tl:-~ Pea^_v, Re.2ordlcrs.
Tile Statei'r nss wias represented,
by 31ussrs. 'V. R. Fe-h of tilt N. 0.
I'..i'iH~alstead, (f the !,Lý"rc1'
I.ý.ý ;'Oi~ia!I eL:J. f.~ Dl':i-. -, Of a it
I'ti a' ~1. ",i'.' !"ý.1 ; 2 'In , of :le J.- a"'r
..r,ii 1.'"n 1 ',". Ai~it S., weJ inlidjit 1-iJ-,
the i'4L1-:.;:.Ul of toe inuill-lit us
t~ic iUlic~di. w~tii~e it th it sandinag
Iat th euruer u: L' Lziu and nd
tAýL) y'11C i~litldteii i1 pal:*4" Ila. 111
itidi tol the hj-ýtýi ""ii line," tilt
~i skl cks, euctral g~ouu 1, aibid. gal
l l. ices l ci dung CmiAl~ struet from' oT~,I1Lula,\~r
fi`e Nitia ik e i 'Ctat )i5i of ailtlt s
CJU'&ii).ils .ad Ai e, S ol i j):~15i.
..1.r(-e, MJJLhi 1.0 juhoujLli l .,
(110.1t1S C a.i. t u .-ii ' t:' - l)'
i ..hlto ,. i , [Lt . lie IJe,1.! "
p2riorXwaucu of iai.iuuic rit ra andt
the delivo. y of iha; followin'g addre;ss
by Hun. J. H. Baa ce11:
1 AJLCi t-ii.t II "t - tit
1 il ?.. , I. 1, ". -w , i.
:'! . 1t01 ,) a.): 11 1 '1 is O.V lidi -
1'.l i'- u- r ^n - .~r.±i'i _l1 ;, r :a.1)) .
. ' i~t ' l l" ý,' ;1: , t") v i(iil
:1: ~ ~ ~ - ..J1':e, ~
1 1) 1 . t ! a' ..1 ' ` h
&" ~ lý.^ ":: :1'I'C ! .![:' 11 I 1 .1^ ý
1. 1 S' ' 11 , ' '7tt\' S' L ".l
\.. 1 :L L _) il i. .` l :'ll
,' C *al~grva Pon tý
t t, d ot ,mss am
tnezdk r
BIlt br i, admonished t1e
onr beloved ord euires of us meeknsg,
patience, and humility. Death has taken
from us one whose place cannotieasily be
filed, the destroyer h.as levelled his shaft .
at our shiriu;; it. ir:, and he is w"th us no
sore, but as .1r1p7y a:1; we lplore his lst,,
pt*ievoui andi :Loni unspeakiible its is our
d ,tre;, we how in iiiekneI and huian
lit. to the :tr'i d'-c- e o1 the Grau I
MA ster a ani, ni lwokinig up to him sai,
" .ither, (, cI, Thy wtil be done."
In thlw de Wht of bruthiir Dann, we hav'
a strikin, exampe of 4" . twoer'tawty od
ii..'. Truly has it been said, t"that so
s'muu mis we beg iu to live, thAt nmoment wit
hb'gii to lie." You, whose iuadr is alrea'1:
bl i.luini fur the grave, little thought
that 1on would live to pay the last rd
tribute of rispect to our departed brother.
But so it is, and it plainly remin.mi us
thit in tlhi imli:idt of lie, we cc in death.l
fr tr by tri l" i:1.?, , lu;c: ch in of
i:'A r- .: '!' :on b:n tin; us to ethlr we1
tot r.lieve the distre'.ed, soothe the
RuhaApp, ani restoii palee an.l itriuo.fn
wICer it ,1~se nut miist. Our duty in tisi
r.,,. i"< 1~ tin.
To sis ij h l. tý?1h"i the wilow and
fm:, i ' of Br ther D inn. M:'e to it that
:l v, rt'rmn thiss.arc.l iut y in the fullest
:44tar. 1i- knew, if anything lo kyew
in his last eAtr*.unty, tiit tud ,4ort;.
!ri ituliy Ihand:; a pd wMiig mimti-s were
; ar his hereave1 wife tint fmuily, so mmnn
tai be left without his protection and cmare.
Anl Oh G ,A ! 'Tist who art the hus
t.ual of the wi1u,,, tie' Father of the
fitlthrless. assist us here biow to protect
i:m-I sustain this b" r.avmd widow auld
fetdiily. Ti 'is i,:!mng-i th' d,, ; withouit
Thy thi. iv- con not ,timioupdish inyfthinm .
As lii a hast hmereft her of tas pre.cuee,
Tim. 'i her help:r ia thii.s hour of .i-el.
* mit. li- thrvl , that the trai-t comuid
.............. "iy r ki.lm 1 and dtiaigntli
l ?t' 1. Ii~ni my, r thren, oar Ii
,.I " e.l ete.1 ita-.iinm.. are
r ( l t d o ail ;slau 1 r of true rl'1
tI u i"L ,i ; nor luuit ;. snf r it
S'i.,1 h1 i b i':. h whi 3 hi..
3'.. '1 ... _' , E :?"r. II).: .' % in mm
* . 1 1 tli: att.:y is it in this case.
1 drother Dunn i' gone : wo &r3 the cut
todiahis (of his charactdr and virtnus. Let
us be vigilant. that the first is not assailed
tii -we aro not whaim - -and that the
ie di i ... ti-ild !v Os ill.
Let us be pr pared to def -nil with all
:r t.- a, '.1 .sreei,"h the c.sket le
- ld ti) n : lhy hi., .L.-mih, atm! let u-s ail I
. - i ii I .:uin ii at.i 1i : rh tu ti;:; 1
1-.m.. s:iah is th' mm,:Umr of
' 1' le-1,. 1 , t' h.it.., th::t w1men our
iunr.- .1t r"t: er l:r::med the ou.cr door
",f th- (r.o.d L- iiie:i!thmu . he was jutniI
.h Wei 'immll .110:1..- m:-1 fitting t. I1
.. : t me; i"1 t' i~t t"':nl It, n t ::, 1. 1 ':1411
" t :t i n-' ',at t" ..' A t ':m II i .a.it ,m.i
*. lee but :n2 in r~t *.1 .ii **ii.
At tu :.i .n the ' heu'licti-in wis
-nmi'ioiie:. at:.l at; li- 1 and S.leutlv the
lI a un:, ri til.V co.,G cca"1 tutu;
i w 1.11' liarest irst !ise
:) . tr;(' t'tt.-l OIL ti-S Ctad
14.3:1iia Ltm l:,uindiV ,f evod elit .hbu
(s .,t ra':actmr "Lthu uldusl inhabc -
tLlL..
Time .t 471/:sll' of 1. 1i1in3y srtes oil
1 l l.. ".la. ci ps- nt 110' .(!.lit:
t~~vi:.; 1: .' 1i; l.: l .l . I :t d o
o-as itto -o lar -'--in c en' ire
I '" ; -..'.'.`., re Itu o npr" a " ito e 'V 1V
,ity. It 'm* s intt o! 1'. pI urial1la leI.
iii inCb i'oijltl of aMil U.i'.w r1c,' 1!1t'
Y it a lair c p1)u o t :() wiaiio p)opu
:t anu ha,,. filt for the (!3~s
I la genutine r:e spect."
Thle Nw Orlomns fPatr uiftse
iCe:1 abla of uideriutanndng that with
no if iiid nii p haittever to bolster up
' i-c iflsititi'itnif, and ini tie face of
cspi'h't'c repu liation of the saime
ibv tho'-e *'"ainst whom saluider is
1)-ailisimeml the repelitiin and urging
th n hd'-rs i. ar'o ofat n
U.C.ctV nOd unfs('Iupuiousne en
\\hre ewsapr conmdiwtom-s are
omatd wit' haibitu~ally 11 these thiengs
* 1.- lhotuld tn t he sunrpriased ::t t'me
iieo of asilch expitssiuons ti truly
c'ai-uractirize - thei' ctinduact. With
cefmcacu'e to thae contemplated cilhet
of Jtitre Dihbbles action tginmlst
the JPUtr'7t, we have little to do.
We prtsuiat that if the .Tmtgei can
(istablishi his case, a jury will he
found just e notugh to sijd a verdict
Lb-LI will in some nieasure protect
the characiers of men~i from indis
cr'inminate wad mialicious abuse, If
hefril to do thuis, why of colure the
1a 17 i wi V l think Ilat :t-i 1(icensŽ hits
b. e t .e ii rcinewd, :aud it wily
0 ' .aI'ue it-, iI ,..'dtiI cour.ti.
A COMPA1I1SON.
Th 4t Govt'rnor Dunn, when un
timely t dkeni otT, had largely lust
faith in the bonest intemtionsa of'
aever~al of liis active useociates in
pohities, we have evs-ry reason to be
lieve. In view of tais death and the
rtiqirged detsigns against the life of
Governor Warinoth, caznnot our
seader readily pointL out a counter
part of the "ambhitioms StatesaaIL"
descibed hr (Orown 1
-fHe'jeectlv
.1Puts pirate Qxa-.Qnka&.a hapth our stermis
Jh..t iwe nai~ht fight each othier in umistnke.
'Thalb shoiul have the rain of is both."
BrPRE!AI.-We unlt tentlonally
omitted a1 oar Theretdau 's fisti to
maknowled~ge our recognition of Lbe
jo)qiders4je shown as a fdw naghts
'tance by Me-sts. P. tM1alding, C am
1eron, .ad their ta~b ftma "who
jave us s'*eea 6tnade appro'
~le .z vit "at me in
$e ite toiot rve e re
pu tion 14 Speoer , "who
is generally knowti to be hhe Editor
in chief of the National Republican, of
any connesion with the mischievous
and exciting reports induszriou4ly
dreul Ltet abx ut town on WAednesd y
and Tiursda:y last, thl t, that
gentleman was "dosed," that he was
taken in the s tn e manner, and was
suffeirig the s me way that the
late Lieutenant Governor had been
Ssircriing on Tuesday. The imputa-1
(ion naturally threw the friends and
devoteI 4 of the party with which
Mr. Carter is acting into a stato of
great excitement and led the more
vehement and outsooken to attri
bute the entire calamity to the
laiic hinationls and (tevilment of the
leadsrs of the other wiag of the
party, :unug wiomn, f csurs', Gov
ertior Wdrnbut!h is chief. -
Tiis re 'utiation, coupled with
the avr rmni t that Speaker Carter
was a 'tually ill in bed, while it may
justly h the the efect of exonertting
that gontitemtin f.,n all knowledge
of, or complicity with the design
and the intended effect of the eircu
lation of such a report at such a
juncture, it in no way disproves the
fact, that such a report was inuls
triou.ly circulat:od and extensively
believeO'. The oppobriumn, of lnaking
use of ofliction and death to im
pasn populr e: clu'ity, and incite
the minds of unt:Ln.ino devotees
or euthuitvastic and indiscreet poli
tical at ciie:, belongs and must
attach to some mischievous and
utiri::c:p'el ones; who could have
ha i no o'i r l' t.t in v ew than t
aroaje t 'w worst passions of men
to the committal of unquestionably
"foul" acts.
We rejoice however that no such
tihing followed. That not even the
lying report on Thmuesday afternoon
within the precincts of a cemetery
that !`p..tl:er C.rtcr was dead, was
d ?cient to T.rvoke those diabolical
Jeononstrati -Us whicm the wicked
and unprincipled cireuL-tors evi
delitly ctlculatod the.a to produce.
Desp ciate indeed must it be felt
t", be by such m'n, when they would
vial rntly niterjose their puny artis,
:1 1 : et up th.i: pigmy inteliects
wains, ti.e piocedure of the Al
mighty and all Wise Ruler of tits
Univerlse! When, because so tar
a5 hu.,:ini peicepti.ni and precitenc
t:il lpketttitO till event thrnat. ns
.is rtier, fiutnwilh there is a d.
umand from thi&:: reve:gefuil br--sts
to countercalanco that eveunt, evt ii
oy the i nattlihi of a huorrihle
it :gedy. S:ch attempts, such coeds
ire wov. 11 the 4taL:kines;S, and bt
:,h1. teis a. the darkitges and ci
bar ariam, amu y b. r e nchled wish
the C'.V iz tio' amid religion of the
savage, 1.u: are utterly inconsistent
with, and repugnant to the civilimt
i,:n of Chiii.tenidum in the Line
teenth century.
We topmy fioum yesterday~rmorn
!ing's 2iiue thit pupels' deienee cf
itself in tli; matter and the cer
titieate of Mr. Carter's physician
relative thereto:
THE CONDITION OF COL.
CAUTER.
Some~ reflcecioais :uving been cast
uoc th' rel oits in the iohe coIL
CC.IniCg the prc.ent sickness of (Jol.
George W. Carter, Spemcke~r of the
H 'use <I IlRprcsezitativex, we cauted
an :flquiry to be made of his ph~y
s~ionil, Dr. Austin, for a record of
tee ens'.
The letter below, which Dr. Aims
tin promptly fiunished, imust etfec
tually silence all such unworthy
muid niischievous slandlers, besides
vindiatn the truthfulness and ac
curacy of the Tiime. reports; a must
ter ot sance importamtoe t4) us, iin
conseuquence of the insinuations of'
unsaceissful rivals or iuterested
I'num& Evmzmmw, Nov. 21. 7 p. M.
To Lhe~ Elitor or the New Orleans
Timaes- .A se &;p y.iician of Col. Ga c. W.
Ccrtcr, and now in nttenmdsnce upon him.
I wotO'I state teat ilil the reportsa . Lu hist
:izcdiiioa made hecitoiore in y4,ur jjper
Rr!e utirely c'rrs<*t.
At no timr during his abac' upon W'td.
ure;Jay evel ng as Chre been any htr.cn
lasn any levity occurred therein. Col.
C Lrt4r is yet vcmntined ta hiis ted, and al
though hit 'e'iditxo a l no lonugtr critical.
I have no husita~tion in pbuuiotnncig himx
durnng Wedncad.:v miight a2J Thnrwsday a
*ar'irskie man. THs dlin esssa sev re
ashak o(.bnlwis aaogbrn, seen wh sh he
will acoon recover.
CoL Carter ha. asatl duulag Ihi.
aicknme.. expremsed to mote oiomthat
lie had basn "donet ' or fous>w
pered with, .n idea which I have at
jsome painsMO osOsfl8 met belliewng lt to~
be tree.
G (ratefal for the opportunity' of testify
ing to the truthfstl accoraey of your re
Iortul, and of repelling tha aspersmona caest
upon tlusm ity yOUr contemporaries, I sub
Wl*Thumeday*last,- the " sixth!
Sday " of sthe tate Fair is daimued
Ias a grandsuonea&e The knowlddge
!that thete wold be Importunt core
mo'nies perforakett,, gmril toe besn>
dWsplay- at -ratels minder drew t-
gether " at jeag thiuty thomusand~
perue..." uaprtls city,4eiitis Every
Ideruwa qatdiplsyel ii. bet and
patt jan.,wrJ 4 Ior
INATE.
Governor WVarmoth conteivig
V at tUn present condition of publio
aff irs presents an extraordinary
tppearan ce, has, by proclamation,
called the Senate tcgetther fat ten
day, to commence Wednesday the
6th of December, 1871, for the fol.
lowing specified purposes:
First--To fill the vacancy in the
office of Lieutenant Governor.
Second-To act o& the appoint.
meats t) o:c3 made and the par.
;tons graiited by the Governor
during vacation.
Third-To devise and prepare
such measures of reform as in their
wisdlom the public interest may sere
to dema!ld.
F.omth--To investignite the broks,
vouchers and aecounts of the otfleer
of thl State and of the General AP.
sembly.
All the doubts of what it wag
''"aid" and "stated" and "lruiorel"
that the Governor had (lIo or
would do, will now we preluntn be
set at rest, that he has judliritun
resolved to remit the question of
the choice of a successor for the un.
fultilled term of the Lieutenant
Governorship, to the department of
the Government unquestionably in.
dicated in the State Constitution.
But we would not be surplisal
t i fiud the fog s of the Adwiniui:ra.
ton capable of discovering :,i)e
impure motive for this act of thu
Governor. The agitators and friends
of "reform," members of the Seatu,
will have an opportnnity, and tlhe
distinguished honor of inanlgraein;g
and advocating their pet scheme in
a few days, and we hope they will
blaze away with all their might at
the -investigations" it is proposal
to have.
$&-The Grand Duke Alexis and
suite were received at the Executive
Mansion of the National Chief
on Wednesday. President Grant
and memubers of his Cabinet present
and "in full dress suits." Mrs
Grant and several distinguished
la 1les were preseiit, all of whom
participated in the Court cerl
monies. The interview was pleaient
,:,nd 1 riet, :s ii ltton:tlrv with such
f rmatl prcentrtat:=n1.
Lt tie ;Lftm 10n01 several of tiro
lPriice's suitt ('nl, l at the Arin-
ton lHnoue to s*, Secretary Fide,
liut he kid returied to the Deajut
nienit of State previoady.
A.m :iral Porter lthall with the
comipanu at the reaid2Iact olin0 -
.r Ct't:o:azy.
0-i ;Thursd a'" morninºg then Prit m
I ft iou AnnaplHis.
MOST MONSTHl)l(S!
The lO jit'pudliu, plainly itintfl.1tt
-and Iuabes otiut i, tau llsiheu
case, we recg: t to --y that th**
a:!eg id iliiness of Col. i. W. Caurtt'T
as rel orted in the Twiui wl~t! IR'
Iclia, w..s but a de libtrnte plot to
invjto a riot at Mr. lIiium 5 fenwrei'l,
n the hope that the lit, of (ioverlor
~X armoth lni(htl)Csoohfieod. 'lais
is too horrible abojiet for bijuf;
yet has human amiutionI cais~ed
equally grave criues in the palet.
That the rumor of Speaker Carter a
death was widely anil iiisterioufl.y
Icirculated during the obseqelies at
the cenmetery we know. nle tist
much excittd feeling was ar"
thereby, tond ini corlseqen.(1 if thli
the liroepo!iua pointedly asks:
.a No .is te T~e .leeeived in all !t'
ir io. it p'arty t a atinpected (no at
C, ii er I .in to violence *Lt asisue
wuh-' mtI;r had roibuld tb-u: atth
I' ry, judt'.gtmit and .bdscreno.
wioii III ii it liy vitleniec N, t 1l 7
pe h np;bt at (1.orge W. I arl r
,uoutaugly pla*y ujson its rr. (I
U * ii iii ..r~oikiing - riot-I II LI'
tioni in ii loch (jolifrnor 11saluth .tl
H ier dei. Iu-dlv or wa, t.-! k ' lu -
waul ii. t it mnak' luau ehief d ns
Looihl~ano t *'
'iruly bath gitaLen s'id:
"Aiibilion hath tat twiti pup -the Ive4
cENTRAL DPpARtTlENT
IarmoroIJT' Pou i'l.
New OuIkenu la., Nov 24, 151
At a meetn of thes Board o
tan Police, held thizi day, the thilI1J
rouohutinon~s were adopted:
WaVIISs. It having pl i<ed (nt
inftinit. wI.(oIn, ti r.-amove by
late l",asidiai- "ittir, tiee IT
liI'N N.L,--ai.-tnaiu owerivi -f *
Tad ov r h lming w hilet eh g e 't
has tiwts absood withont w-irian~i 0:
the vs my y.,nith1 of hius ful'fiI 'r" L
mnove~d frame earth oeai wh"
,aa emnineijt .L ree, th
thea uti~el clhe b an L
seailjro.iers th h-.id-rin thu ,,iL~t
ei~aatQ the Vleea s enrnd*
E Buaz. Dleput Clerk-