Dear citizens, We hope this message finds you well. It is with mixed emotions that we write to you today to announce a temporary ban on the practice of magic within our community. Over the past few years, we have witnessed an alarming increase in the misuse and abuse of magical powers, resulting in serious consequences for both individuals and the wider community. While magic has long been a part of our cultural heritage and has brought wonder and joy to many, it has also been a source of great harm. We have received numerous reports of magical accidents and incidents that have caused injury, destruction of property, and even loss of life. Additionally, the use of dark and forbidden magic has led to the rise of dangerous cults and criminal organizations, threatening the safety and security of our citizens.
In 1972, Toups caught the attention of Howard Jacobs, who wrote an odds-and-ends column called “Remoulade” for the Times-Picayune. There had been a murder in Opelousas that the paper reported was somehow related to witchcraft, and Toups had written to its editors in defense of the practice. Jacobs made hay out of the “officially chartered witch” for a few columns, and then appeared to lose interest. Toups only turned up in the news after that briefly, making appearances to promote “Magick High And Low” at literary events, or giving talks on witchcraft to professional organizations like the ladies’ auxiliary of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, who hosted her at a luncheon at the Court of Two Sisters. (Court judgments, which ran in the classified section at the time, also indicate that Boots and Mary Oneida married and divorced each other at least twice.)
Mary Oneida came to New Orleans, chartered the Order and set up shop in the Quarter at that time still cheap, hip and gritty, the Quarter of Easy Rider. There had been a murder in Opelousas that the paper reported was somehow related to witchcraft, and Toups had written to its editors in defense of the practice.
Additionally, the use of dark and forbidden magic has led to the rise of dangerous cults and criminal organizations, threatening the safety and security of our citizens. After careful consideration and consultation with experts in the field, we have determined that a temporary ban on magic is necessary in order to protect our community and preserve the well-being of its inhabitants. This decision has not been taken lightly, as we understand that magic holds deep meaning for many of you.
Tremé Coven
The Tremé Coven is a New Orleans coven of witches who live in the Tremé neighborhood of the city, an area that is adjacent to the French Quarter. It is one of the nine covens in New Orleans, all of which are were under the regency of a powerful witch who acts as the voice of the consecrated dead of New Orleans. After Josephine LaRue's death and Davina's shunning, for her part in the deaths of many Versailles witches, Tremé Coven member Vincent Griffith ascended to the position of Regent as her replacement.
During this ban, all individuals are prohibited from practicing magic, regardless of their skill level or intent. We understand that this may cause inconvenience and frustration for those who rely on magic for daily tasks or who find solace and self-expression through its use. We assure you that we are actively exploring alternative solutions and resources to assist those affected by this ban. In the meantime, we urge all citizens to adhere to this temporary ban and to report any instances of magic being practiced to the designated authorities. We have established a special task force to ensure compliance with this ban and to address any concerns or questions that may arise. We recognize that this ban may raise questions and concerns, and we are committed to maintaining open lines of communication throughout this process. We encourage you to attend our upcoming town hall meetings, where officials will be available to provide information and address any concerns you may have. We thank you for your cooperation and understanding during this challenging time. We believe that by working together, we can create a safer, more harmonious community for all. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Title/Position].
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