The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-09

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4 Sg1p12s4aS G3Smq1L IN 1870 AfAts VIZ
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4ntxese ~ 6b Observation-Disclosures a. tae m
~ SccleslasticAl puxkfOtlties d einst tne e.
~ Alressing The feh~elllQ1sseenons wYeaI "a
mould cQne~Opt from the etnIelk sssyeFA
Fefe accordingly arrested and t6e Test Annta
themselves y II tho choir Of TIE eat1edtnkl
where they remained snrr0nndedeoy y aseEnEd q
excited people cntside the riIlng,s \ 40saCcg5
began to make s1ndry emonetfatt01 z0Isal
seditious meaning. Cries of venseAneo as1 snsf
thH Government md death " thes hetetlcs were
rsised-a women was feefl taking part 5ins re
movement armed with = plst0l@aoIe man ~
Celsded The pulpit and conlHleticedsa 9IiOQs s1e-
nunciationso OF the Governnent--ascid!e % lne
igNard, pleeeda near the door q the catnea1Rt ,i01
fftgefve order, w0s disArrned md peaiens1H
sthe mob. Several men, placing tleMsely W. l.1
thessd0or % the catnedral, faisedS ileScry ne
sKiss III ERaigi0n CrtNidna! Muerd e Hlfc-
bieyyae /! ssc. -
Tho prompt Arrival 81 4 guard NJ aF
Fsaees, Nn lHaas e.Iew e,oNs y. a.eaE
El9 saA Z s ~ sas.s $500. NJ & NM sNhN 4
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49, : ;su:'s.a Y. .f. .sa.. ~ IN y as ~ . PeuSv u 1 NJ
SsSd;feaed aftennt III 5cet ID. 4 revolutionary
rso1xmssnt .Oninst fhaS Government. They
sslvat. narhsnss have been somewhat more se-
|riOss III for fhe vigilance ana activity of
1sovssHsu who. win hIs draro0ns .gcoured the
civ all dsy and night, and aid everything that
Y nrndent resolution could do ~ Treserve the
nnhIic order. I'M disrosition towards 1 revolt.
bowever. sepfnpd tosbe confined 10 I very small
number . and The Indifference 8Wifh%which the
crsaf mass 81 he population looked mon tie
s,nx,t. would seem 10 argue The absence of any
respectable discomfort against the Government,
~ sv,,,n m With ia ecclesiastic interest. On
ira mart n she neon,e. i
NE following proclamation was issued Nv
Qov. RAJ. IN Ire evening, and circulated among
IA neople
FelIow-citizens The outrage against the
civil authority this day, committed by the Ven
arahle Metropolitan Chapter. demonstrate that
The prudence and moderation Of the former
have been employed ~ VAN. " y evident that
there ~ q strong disposition 10 excite sedltlon
and revolt, perhaps TO make victims among tne
population, 70 order that their blood may STIR
nP those evil passions, as Sdestrncliye as they
are foreign to the religion OF the saviour Of
the world whose aeAth cnrlstiatlty conlmenlo7
rates m these molly adtys. but thes Goyeftsfnenf,
alike exempt from thls sapgninary madness
aud regardfli % me pfecepts q mat religion
wnicns " 20 nypocri.,oalV invoked 2 plaee we
fecclesinstic a'u civil 1uInoritNs y connlc1
deems ~ is GUY 70 declAFc Y rs people %
tne u'stl'cl .nas = = les ss y n'a'n'a.h Ing
puolc ilfanquh'sy ~ ~ naAa'as' mat .Hey
my rely upon every guaransee y security Y ,
I.hear hses NY Proper'y, snus . ny poMtf my
energy u 'uc uo.eIhl,ens WI ~ u,splAyeu
aloud asalnsl IN al sAVn = ny pun.'c III
aef, DC lney VINO 'ney may nnu " Whatever
| the eyertions Md word 81 vour hest friend
Juan j. BAz.
nraar ho;,r f,llv ,ost,,ed tho f,s,;,;,;os "a
asn,sd the II, ,,s''ai amenrance ana In nonu.