ORLEANS WEEKLY LOUISIAN1AN. mimim his subaltern. Tho Governor was not Louisiana. Some minutes passed be State Centvalc^Si THE GREAT GUBERNATO erty was violently taken froin him, satisfied, and pursued his inquiries fore these shout3 attracted the atten tion of outsiders, and the door being ITS EE-OKGANIZ.VI'I(£(- The Leetoiaalaa, RIAL RACE. he wris robbed of his right to travel, further. at last opened Pinch rushed madly to and his life might have been in jeop Fortunately, whom should he meet Rooms State C™tr!ï&~Ztiï,,, OWNED, EDITED AND MANAGED BY UNPRECEDENTED RAILROAD SPBSD—WAB- the platform just „in timo to see the - Republican nwtv of t COLORED MEN, IS PUBLISHED WHAT rr WAS HCNFOK AND HOW IT WAS LOST. ardy through any attempt of his to on Broadway but Senator Harris, an XewOrlt-a,«,^^.. EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT MOTH'S CHASE OF PINCHBACK—WAR train moving off, about one hundred preserve or regain hiB freedom of intimate and constant associate of Pursuant to resolutions the two ' NO. 114 CARONDELET STREET, MOTH COMES IN AHEAD—THE and fifty yards distant, on its down action. Pinch. " Havo you seen Pinch to tees, presided over respective] v v.* NEW ORLEANS, LA. Wo elsewhere publish in its en trip to New Orleans. The Republican talks of Democrats CUSTOMHOUSE JOCKETS day?" asked the Governor. "No, B. S. Pinchback, and Hou s tirety the Times' sensational account It was in vain that Pinch waved bi3 Wm. Q. BROWN, Editor and Publisher DISTANCED. haven't seen him since yesterday, at 5 met this day for the purpose of for^ of an affair that really in its char viewing Mr. Pinchback's Bignaturo handkerchief, and shouted at the top p. m., when he made an engagement consolidation, a aew State Centn« r' acter and its effects furnishes little of of the bills with' "concern if not of his voice, "Stop the train, stop tho fcive Committee. ' SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1872. We have now to record one of the to meet me at 0 o'clock. And on going that sort of romanco which indices alarm" and all that sort of thing, to tho committee room this morning I train." The officers of both einjage,,, v, even putting a little "shedding of most extraordinary races which has "Il est trop tard," as Ledru Eollin The "Louisianian" ifl for sale at people laugh. It is well known that learned that ho left yesterday for resigned their respective posi,ioa blood" in it. Do the Reformers come off in this country since the great exclaimed, when it was proposed :n new committee proceeded to or-J' f 0. C, HALEY'S, No. 19 Commercial Alloy, for some time previous to tbe as contest of speed between between Lex Pittsburg." and No. 153 Poydras street want reform no more ? Or doe3 all Then it was all laid bare. 7 he Gov the Chamber of Deputies of Franco tho election of permanent offictis r sembling of the last Legislature 15 ington and Lecompte, or of steam be to declaro "the Count of Paria" the Committee as now organized js,, there was a terriblo reform fever ra the corruption, and fraud they al ernor saw in a flash what it all meant. b'llWj; tween the Natchez and tho Lee. Last successor to Louis Phillippo on the President OUR CANDIDATES. ging in the ranks of the Reform and lege against Republicans ceaso to Sunday week, Governor Warmoth be Pinch had tricked him and got the mrstFirst Vicevice President.President .P.B s'pfr-'', start of at least twenty-fours hours. tnrown of that kingdom. Second Vice Presid't. John iL ^ the Democratic party. When the be vice when they practice it? ing called to New York, on urgent bu He must catch and overhaul him, or "Sold, by the eternal," exclaimed Secretary T JK* The allegation against Mr. Pack siness connected with the railroad in Corresponding Sec'y.!fy. H. c-tT* Legislature met nothing would suit the Grantites would be installed in the Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana, terest of the State, concluded to slip Secretary.. .Charles Hill'' but the repeal of the Registration ard and others is untrue. as he proceeded to procure quarters Treasurer. away, as quietly as possible, leaving power in Louisiana. Proceeding to -•St- Felix(W,. and the Election Laws. Tho cry of Tho story of tho bills and men the telegraph office, the Governor for the night. Wo will not invado the S. B. Packard, his Secretary in charge of his office B. F. Joubert, "Reform" prevailed, and the Legis being at Amite city in waiting is opened communication with his friends sacredness of tho bed chamber by at H- 0. Dibble, FOR PRESIDENT IN 1873, and papers, and taking the precaution J. B. Wands, Casjup lature yieled to the popular clamor also untrue all along the route and in this city. tempting to picture the demeanor, and L. D. Larrieu, <-uas. E. M.,I:• We a.'S3 advisedly disclaim any to lock up in au iron safe certain un record tho reflections of the somewhat J. E. Horanson, c. p. U. S. GRANT, and pressure and, passed a new Re signed bills, to which it might be the His plans were all made for rapid A. Tureaud, intention of Mr. Pinchback to con transportation, and Pinch was placed dissippointed and disgusted aspirant A 15. H.trris, OF ILLINOIS. gistration and an Election Bill du interest of a certain party to give the C. F. Ladd, L. C. Coureei!« for the throno of Louisiana. Suffice J. L. Herwig, ring tbe last days of tho session. vene tho Legislature; such an idea force and effect of law before the ap under surveillance all along the route, J. P. Murphy ' FOB VICE PRESIDENT, so that he could como no uufair dodge it to say that his slumbers wero not O. A. Bice, W. G. Browa They were sent to Governor War- would have been absurd, tho Legis proaching election. J. Henri Burch. J. W. Qui-sij, in the grand sweepstake. more refreshing and pleasing than A. J. Syphar, moth and his delay to sign them lature could not meet under thiity Thus departed the Governor on his W- D. FlovJ HENRY WILSON, That evening tho Governor left in thoso of the hunchbacked usurper of T. T. Attain, L l' Rjfiim. immediately brought down on him days, and who would be mad enough Northern flight. He had been pre the sceptre of England on tho memor K. L. Faulkner, Wni. VW/s, ' * OF MASSACHUSETTS. the Pennsylvania Central lightning Milton Jones, all the abuse the Democratic and Re to predict at this juncture what they ceded several days by Lieut. Governor able night before the battle of Bo:.- 11!- li. Barrett, train, and reachcd Pittsburg in timo Jos. Laurent, Jr. 1'. Creaijh, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOBS—STATE M LABOE« Pinchback, whose valuable services and form papers could invent. By and would do if called? to learn that Pinch was twelve hours worth. C. W. Keetiiig, V<'m. JInrrs!! Dr. M. F. Bonzano, Orleans. The "race" from Canton to New effective oratory had been called into With the dawn blithely arose the B. H. Lanier, V- G. Dalonk Jules Lanabere, " by however circumstances changed ahead of him. Next he heard of him Wm. Murrell, Jr. requisition by the National Committee unrefreshed royal aspirant, and hied C Z. Lunge, Cfaas. E. Halstead, Iberville. and "men changed with manners," Orleans was with the wind only, and in Columbus, Ohio, and finally at J. E. Trimble, Gto Washington, CONGEE- BIONAL DISTRICTS. was one of those freaks which pos of tho "Radical party, in the State con Louisville, Ky. From this city the him to the platform—whence he cast W. F. .Southard, L. J. &mer, and the blatant bellowers for re test in Maine. The absence of these A. £. Johnson, 1st Dr. L. C. Roudanez, OrleanB. sess no more value nor significance Governor telegraphed for a Bpecial longing and curious looks north Ituforil lîtunï, form, according to Governor War- two high officials, and the vigilantly John Kay, Geo. Y. Kelso, 2d A. K. Johnson, _ " train to meot him at Humboldt. On wardly—aud, in this intent and James F* Casev, 3d Milton Morris, Ascension. moth's own language in Lafayette than any similar mad-cap perform observed and well understood modesty Thomas lieber, 4th Dr. Joseph Taylor, of Caddo. his arrival there he found tho best lo somewhat unsatisfying occupation C. W. Lowell,* S Marvin ance. James H. Ingrakani, F. ÏV.'Wuii. ßtb R. L. Brooks, Catahonla. square recently, discovering the and reserve of Speaker Brewster in the comotive of the Mississippi Central several hours were passed. At remote parish of Ouaehita, gave a By special resolution, G. CasanaTe, Esq., probability of having tho influence and a special car awaiting him. The lost, however, his patience was relieved UNITED. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. pretty strong assurance that the Gov member of the National llopubücan EÏ' of the old bills, and the aid of the IS IT WANT OF ENERGY? OR Governor callcd up the engineer and and rewarded. There was a distinct sound IS IT DEFAULT? ernor's functions would not be assumed of an approaching train, and what a rush ecutive Committee, was declared AOREED UPON BY THE TWO STATE Executive and officers entrusted asked him in what time he could put ber of the committee, ex officio. CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMP with either the carrying out of the in his absence. him at Canton. The engineer could, er it must be? Who ever heard a train TEES REPRESENTING THE rattle at that rate over that road ? Aud On motion of Mr. Ilalstoad, it was or REPUBLICAN PARTY provisions, or the power to defeat For the last two weeks complaints, But so important a fact and opening at a push, make forty-five miles an dered. that a Sub-Executive Committee OF LOUISIANA. could not escape the notice of the now it is in sight, and there is a flag liung the real intentions of the measures, constant and loud, have rung in our hour. shall be formed to consist of theEs;. vigilant Customhouse. Tho adroit, out of the locomotive, aud a great stir and FOB GOVERNOB, no longer wanted their repeal, ears of the inaction or the misdi "Then do it !" said the Governor. sensation along the road and about the President, who shall be the chairs, aj danng and energetic Packard was not "I will," said tho enginees, "but ten members appointed by thePrerda! WM. PITT KELLOGG, and presto they' instantly become rected action of tbe managers of depot. The train rushes up to the depot, the man to let so tempting an oppor you must sigu this bond to stand all and slackening speed, the tall figure of of the .State Committee. OF ORLEANS. the most strenuous advocates of the tho Republican party machinery. tunity pass by, to effect one of those the damages that may result from any Governor Warmoth is seen on the platform, On motion of Mr. Ingrahani, it was or From nearly every ward in the city dered that a Finance Committee shall ta FOB LIEUTEKANT-OOVEBNOB, Governor's neglect to sign the meas revolutions peculiar to our politics and accident." Tho Governor and his- and his strong voice is heard shouting— C. C. ANTOINE, ures they pressed through the Le has come the wail in some shape or which have been so often attempted companion, Mr. Effingham Lawrence, "Hurra! Hulloa! Pinch, is that you? formed to consist of seven members, : other. From one ward a canvass against the present Governor. The Thought you wero with your baggage at pointed in liko maner as the sub-commit OF CADDO. gislature. promptly signed the bond, and pretty ing committee is said to be ineffi occupation of the Governor's office, the Fifth Avenue. Get aboard and we will tee, together with the treasurer, whu stall In tho pursuance of the policy quickly the locomotive and train were bo a member ear effic FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, cient, or insufficient, or both. From the possession of tbe great seal of the put in motion. Telegrams had been take you to the city." which mado the Democratic party State and tho handling of the numer And now the whole counterplot was On motion of XTr. 1B jr~harj, the Presi P. G. DESLONDE, another, imperfect supervision of sçnt ahead to clear the track. And dent of the Committee was made a mem so complacent and approving of ous unsigned acts of the Legislature, very distinctly unfolded to the appreciating OF IBEBVUJiE. . the registration, and the absence of now commenced tho fastest steam ber ex officio of the Sub-Executive auifi- Governor Warmoth, tho wholo ma would bo worth a kingdom to this as perception of tho beatsn but gallant com United States or Republican repre speed ever made in the Southern coun petitor in this great race for the sceptre uance Committees. K>R AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, chinery of registration is being piring faction. try. Leaving Humboldt at 2 a. m., On motion os Mr. Herwig, the Second sentatives from the office. From of Louisiana. C. W. CLINTON, manipulated co embarrass straight- This brilliant idea was no sooner Tuesday, the Governor reached this Vice President was made a member« another tho work of the naturliza- "I acknowldge the corn, Governor,' OF ORLEANS. out Republican voters on one hand, conceived than measures were set on city at 3:45 p. in., making the distance, owned up the candid Pinch. "You have officio of the Sub-Exeeutive Committee. tion committee cannot be efficiently while it aids and facilitates Liberal foot to carry it into effect. The tele 443 miles, in thirteen hours! won another race, and I'll be d—d if it The Canvassing and XutnralizationCom FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, performed on account of the mon mittees previously chosen by the Joint and Democratic registration on the graph was put to work to convoke the On the approach to Canton, the isn't the biggest one you ever did or ever A. P. FIELDS. opoly of the time in other occupa chiefs. There were frequent midnight will win !" And so Pinch took his seat Sub-Executive Committees. other, without any one having the Governor telegraphed a gentle inquiry The Committees are as follows: OF ORLEANS. tions, of gentlemen who could and consultations in the Old Granite Rook in the Governor's fast train, and off they power to effectually interfere for for his friend Pinch. Tho reply was: SUB-EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. would do signal service in aiding to ery.- The plans were all laid with con- " He is here, awaiting the first train started for the seat of the power for which FOB 3UPERIKTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDU the correction of these wrongs. they had ntade this tremendous race. In P. B. S. Pinchback. Chairman; have our foreign friends entitled to sumote strategy. Pinchback was sud for the city," whereupon tho Governor :J. HenriBarch, H. C. Dibble, C. W.Ltytü CATION, ave hours and forty-five minutes from W. B. Barret Jas. H. Ingr.'tham.P.C'wsrfc, In this condition of affairs, Lieu denly interrupted in a magnifiaient shouted loudly, " We have got him," WILLIAM G. BROWN, naturalization, procQre their papers Canton they were in New Orleans. Pass J. L. Herwig, J. 1'. Murphy, C. Ï. Uk, tenant Governor Pinchback accept speech—somewhere on the Andros and Colonel Lawrence telegraphed to Wm. AVcokti, fcj. I). Packard, Jjh'-I'-i; OF ORLEANS. And eo ad infinitum. And what if- coggin—with a message to hurry ing Ainite, a knot of anxious politicians of FINANCE COMMITTEE. ed an invitation of the National their anxious friends in the city that the Grant persuasion.were noticed stand true of tho city is true of tho par .turns—he was wanted—everything Jarnc-s T. Cawv, Ch-iiman; FOB CONGRESS—STATE AT LABOE, Republican Committee to address they had bagged Pinch and would ing on the platform and peering anxiously B. F. Joubert, C. E. Halstead, A.J.Svpta ishes. It is manifest that consider depended on his speed—and Pinch L. C. Courcello, 0. A. Rica, A B. Umt P. B. S. PINCHBACK, audiences in Maine and Pennsyl bring him along. iuto the car, in which the Govenor and able if not fatal injury nsnst resub saw into thb wholo affair as clearly A. K. Johnson, J. W. Quinn, S.lU'acfciH OF 0BLEAN8. vania, and left the city. Governor But how was this—how came Pinch Lieutenant Governor were engaged in St. Felis Casanavc. from a continuance of these nog- and as qnickly as the usurping Warmoth, some few days after, had to bo in Canton, when his anxions friendly discussion of their comparative CANVASSING COMMMTÏ. King of England, whèn he beard FOB CONGRESS—FERST DISTRICT, lects. It is hard enough an-l bad friends were awaiting him at Amito, merits as racers and political stategists. C. F. Giaudin,lstDiHt B.F. Joubert,2d JK occasion to go to New York, and left. from his castle the words of tbe min Halloa !" exclaimed one of the knot of J.H.Ingraham,2d l)ist. J. !'. lIurpiiv,.KlW- EDWARD BUTLER, enough to suffer from the vigilance with certified copies of tho Registra S.B.Packard, 5th Bist. jLli.JohuwMn-b- On Saturday last they met in New strel, "tho lion is loose," knew that Grantites; "is that you, rinch; we have OF PLAQUEMINES. and unscrupulousnesa of our adver tion and election bills, and several NATUBALI2ATC0N COMMUE-- York and after conversing, they Richard, the Lion-hearted, had es- been waiting for you. Is it all right?'* Juni es H. In^mîiaru, Chairman; 11' saries, but to have their designs proclamations and commissions to Captured ! Captured !" vociferated FOB CONGRESS—SECOND DISTRICT, agreed to meet at 9 o'clock that :aped from his prison and was on his Murphy, W. B. Barrett. ,uid labors supplemented by the which he could affix the official signa Pinch, as the train moved off, pointing to A. E. BARBER, night to take supper tofiether with way to claim his own. By order of the Committee: 'foes of our own household," is ture and seal of the Acting Governor Gov. W&rmotb, who arose and affection S. B. PACKAKD, President OF ORLEANS, other prominent gentlemen. So Pinch packod his carpet-bag, of Louisfana? This unhappy mishap shocking in the extreme. abandoned hi» canvass, delivered over ately and gracefully waved his handker T. W. Ds KLYSK, Secretary. In the meantime the impression occurred thus: Finch had not dilly chief toward the foiled and disgusted cor. FOB CONGRESS—THIRD DISTRICT, the notes of his intended speeches to dallied—he had lost no time on his spirators and possessors of the unsigned THOS. H. NOLAND, forced itself on Lieut. Gov. Pinch- J8©"DR. J. T. NEWMAN, on whose some second-handed Yankee orator, PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REFüBtü« journey. H > had never left the cars election registration bills and various PARTY, PARISH OS CRLEAHS. back's mind that he might get to arrival in this city some time since, OF IBERVILLE. and hurried to New York, where he other Executive documents, which only F. MoK. DUNN President. Louisiana and be of some service except to telegraph to the Customhouse we had the gratification of present found imperative orders awaiting him and his waiting friends at Amite that needed thé' signature of the Lieutenaut SAMUEL M. QCETE Secretary. FOR CONGRESS-—FOURTH DISTRICT, to the Republican party. He in WX. H. GHEES Assistant Secret J- ing to our readers creditable testi to attend the National Committee of he was coming, and tho Governor was Gouernor in the absence of his Excelloccy J. MADISON WELLS, FKED. A. JOHNSTON COREÜPOADIBC^'-' tended to sign the registration and monials of his ability and skill ir he Grant party in session in that city. taking caro of his baggage at the Fifth the Governor, to become the law, aud to J. OF RAPIDES,—Long term. Here he met Chandler and the other establish Si power and authority the L. P. PUEACX Treasurer. election laws, if he could possess the difficult art of surgery, and Avenue Hotel. -.7:1. MEKCEB Sergeant-at-ARAIS- nanagers of the Grant campaign, who government of the Customhouse and oi himself of them. He was perfectly medicine has considerably improved the Grant Administration over the State of JAS. JOHNSTON...... Asst&rg'wt-W E. H. FLOWERS. inf ormed him that his immediatereturn In this state of unsuspecting confi aware of the difficulties surround that reputation since his connexion Louisiana. This desperate scheme was F. McK. Dnnn, Geo. C. Noreroaa, OF GBANT,—Short term. eo New Orleans, and the assumption dence and of sanguine assurance of thus defeated by the energy, sagacity and ing his accomplishment of this pur with tho CHARITY HOSPITAL in this bis successful execution of the plot of S. Lastrapcp, K. Dctii'go, of the vacrnt seat of Gov. Warmoth, daring of Governor Warmoth,-and by tb Ernest Aleix, FOB CONGBESS—FIFTH DISTRICT, pose, but he was willing to make most extraordinary locomotive and C. F. Ladd, city. He has successfully performed was tbe greatest service he could ren tho Customhouse and the National J. A. Kaizer, W. G Elliott, DAVID YOUNG, Committee, Pinchback reposed in hap steam ride ever performed on this conti tho effort. Accordingly he left two operations in Ovariotomy; der the Grant cause. It would make nent.—Acic Orleans Times. Octave Bay, Paul Bruce, OF CONCORDIA. New York at 8 p. m., one hour be three, Stone in the Bladder; twice certain the eight electoral votes of the py security and indulged those pleas J. W. P.oxborough, Alcifte Lewis. ing reflections which are natural and J. B. Hunter, Norbert Villc-r.-, fore the time to sup with Governor tying the Sub-Clavian Artery; once and secure the State Government for ANNOUNCEMENT. proper to all achievers of great tri Resolutions passed at the ffDmai's Rights A. Montfort, David V'.luon, Warmoth. 'our party." Pinch acquiesced in the Wm. H. Green, FOR CORONER. the external Iliac Artery. During umphs in war, lovo or politics. Convention in New York, Slav, 1871. J. L. Dupart, jgo-Wfl are authorized to announce as Governor Warmoth left himself the past fortnight he has been per scheme, and determined to obey orders Geo. Devezan, * A. H. Buhaii, W. H. Pemberton, THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE for Coroner of the Proceeding to the Fifth Avenue Hotel From this pleasing reverie and a L. P. Pijeaux. the next day. Whether he knew forming a series of amputations WHEKKAS, Horace Greeley, as the A. J. Rocktw, Second and Third Districts, Parish of to look after his baggage, what was partial slumber, ho was aroused by a editor-iu-cbief of the New York Tri W. H. Decker, Orleans, or suspected of Mr. Pinchback's re which attest his skill. tap on the shoulder from the conduc 0. P. Fernandez, B. A. Taylor, his surprise to; find himself confronted bune, has for the last four years lost Samuel Levriis Lonis P. PUcanx, turn home is not material. It is tor, who informed him that the train Tliomas Carey, in the hall of that establishment by the no opportunity to ridicule and fal N. D. Bush, John W. Edwards, Subject to the ratification of the Republi sufficient that he learned so,—most had reached Canton, and there was a J. P. Murphy, can Party of Louisiana, ST, LANDRY. tall figure of his chief and superior, sify the Bpirit aid purpose, tbe Victor Souterre, likely at Pittsburg, where Mr. Pinch- Gov. Warmoth. gentleman who had inquired very earn principles and persons of the Wo Seymour Alcorn, C. \V. Boothby, back stopped and was known,—and This occurred last Saturday after estly for Gov. Pinchback, "Was he man Suffrage movement of this Thou. Boswcll, ClwrleK Bibb, NO INTERFERENCE. OI'ELOUH A3, Sept. 17, 1872. Henry C. * immediately Governor Warmoth To tho Editor Louieianian: noon. There-was a cordial greeting that personage?" country, thereby making that influ J. H. Dougherty, ential journal a powerful engine A. J. Johnson, B. B. Baquie, Daring the past few days consid - My Bear Sir — A party comprising of the two dignitaries, and afte* some "I am that man," responded Pinch. Storey, _ set to work to circumvent the Lieu against the emancipation of the wo Thomas Murray, J: M. Messrs. Simms, Hill, Mornhenvig, Pre- " Then I am directed to inform you Patrick Crt^gb, erable enquiry has been made at onr tenant Governor, whose purposes friendly interchanges they parted, un men of the nation; therefore Paul Poree, bands, with reference to interference jean, Turner, A. P. Heard, left Opelonsas der an engagement to meet at 9 o'clock that there is a telegram awaiting you E. T. Stamps, W. S. Mudgetfi he needed no one to tell him of, and Resolved, That no woman with J. B. CaadolWi for Big Cane, for the object of attending that night. in the telegraph office, which the Theodore Lipshuts, with the Republican State ticket as prevent if possible Mr. Pinchback's decent self-respect can aid with îî. W. Grete, the dedication of a new Baptist Church, Tho Governor was prompt at the operator is directed to deliver only to L. S. Rodriguez, at present composed. To calm this arrival in New Orleans before him where it was understood that they would voice or pen in his election to the Henry Cggjpbell, Edward Jonce, time and place of the arranged inter you in person." bigh position to which he is nomi H. Fuentea, feverishness, and compose the minds self. What collusion was necessary be addressed on the political issue. I am sorry that I could not report the speech of view. But Pinch was absent. The Accordingly, Pinch hustled out of nated. - - WÄ'-f^vLoan, George E. of onr friends, we haye to say posi from the railroad agents, conduct Governor waited for some time for the car, proceeded .to the telegraph Resolved, That since the right to Bonj. Buchannan, Isam Nichol*. Mr. D. P. C. Hill, it was one of the most George Butler- tively there is not the remotest pro ors and telegraphers was procured. eloquent oratory he has ever delivered-— him, still no Pinch made an appear office, and inquired if there was a dis vote is a right of every citizen ol John Lambert, bability of any farther changes on On the arrival of the train at Can he quoted extracts from the " Tribune." ance. patch him. the United States, if is the duty of All communications should be ad the ticket The compromise ticket ton, Miss., Mr. Pinchback was woke stating the way that Horace Greeley had The Governor began to smell a rat. "There is, sir, and only to bo de all patriotic women citizens .to ex- the Secretary, S. M. Quet«, Kp* Or. • defamed the Southern people—the manner A diligent inquiry failed to discover livered to you in person, if you are ercise this right in the coming Pre mast be elected or defeated. There oui of sloep and induced to go to sidential election, and the duty of in which he wanted their wives and chil the whereabouts or whatabonts of the Governor Pinchback, but you must be Boons SL'B-EXECCTIVE i is neither any disposition nor pow tho telegraph office for a telegram. all patriotic men to remove obstruc 207 Canal street, New ui* ^ dren treated. He reviewed the kind treat Lieutenant Governor, and when his indentifled." Pinch lost a little time er in the Committee to tonoh, the He was immediately locked up in tions' now blocking the way. Tbe Sub-Executive Committee « * " , ment that Gen. Grant bestowed on the Excellency retired to his couch that in hunting up an indentifier, and then finished, irreversible work of the Resolved, That as Cincinnati has publican party meets daily at «-* the office, while the train was start Southern soldier at Appomatox, and how night his mind and slumbers were dis the operator had mislaid tho envelope, 207 Canal street. ' . .,,,. Conference Committees of tho party. he prevented Gen. Lee from being perse refused, in the fade of the Four ed ahead of time and without warn turbed by apprehensions of some con and could not immediately, lay his teenth and Fifteenth Amendments, Friends from the countryare cuted after his surrender. He pronounced i Sr. '^, ! Oar friends, and all Republicans ing. The National Republican justly spiracy or trickery. hand on it. Finally, however, it was to recognize women as citizens, with All communications to the eù Hon. W. P. Kellogg one of the adopted Committee must be addressed toi» throughout the Ssate, should there the capacity to be legal representa stigmatizes this act as "low, mean sons of Louisiana, as one of thé ablest Rising early the next morning, the found and delivered, and Pinch hastily the Secretary, Charles H1U, New 0- ^ fore at once unite in "a long pull, a and contemptible." Senators that Louisiana has produoed— Governor renewed his enquiries re broke the envelope, and with blank tives in a political convention, it is Republican paper» throughout the duty of the woman suffragists strong pull, andapull altogether.'» Thus detained he was in waiting he cited all the good he has done forth* specting the missing Pinch astonishment found it contained a are requested to copy. State, and the appropriations he passed In the hall he found Pinch's colored blank piece of paper. Then it was throughout the country tj send By direction of for the next regular train; when their representatives to Philadelphia a^Ttae Editor of the Savannah through the Senate for the improvement companion who was in charge, of his that the consciousness flashed upon Governor Warmoth coming through and Baltimore, to demand of each Chairman Sub-Executive Commit* Journal has received a letter referr of the State. baggage. ''Where is Pinchback?" he the sagacious Pinch that he was sold. on his "special train" stopped and in torn justice for wemen, and thus CHAS. HILL, Secretary. ing to Greeley, in which the follow In Bp«d"'"g of the Hon. C. C. Antoine, inquired of the sable youth. "Don't He rushed to the door to hurry into test the lojalty of Republicans an d ing paragraph