Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

ny to this effect, which cannot be impeachcd
is proffercd to all who are hard of belle
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4 The New Orleans Row-dc-Dow.
Looking at the sudden overturn Of affair
IN New Orleans from this distance, IL j
not easy to conjecture the immediate eau
scs which led to the organization of tn
Vigilance COMMITTEES, and the reign of ter
ror which has uDquestionably been inau
gurated. The antecelent facts were these
The city government was in the hands o
the American party and the annual charter
election was to have taken place on Mon
day last Three tickets were in the field
Democratic, American AMI Independent
The True Delta whose editor seems to be
deeper into the secrets of the Vigilance par.
ty than any one else, was an ardent sup
porter of the Democratic ticket, and is an
Irishman by birth. The only premonitions
Of the coming explosion, which have
reached us are the foil owing from the Delta.
(not the True D,ita, of the 2Sth and 10Th
nit:
From the New Orleans Delta, May 2Sth.l
Rampant party spirit has brought forth
ITS fruIts-corruption, riots, bullyism and
assassination. New Orleans has become
by-word and reproach. in consequence of
the crevasse of crime that has broken forth
within the few years past. But-and we
rejoice that it is so-the good time seems
to be coming at last. We hope we arc
not deceived in the signs of the times; we
believe we are not For we really think
that the Reign of Terror will soon come to
an end. Our best citizens appear deter
mined to inaugurate different state of af-
laIrs-to put a stop to bullyism and assas-
sination--to enforce the right TO quiet ex-
,rciSe of the elective franchise The late
ignoring the introduction of pol
tiles in municipal elections, and f.voring
thorough independence and reform, evnccs
! determination to get rid of the political
.lamor and corruption which have so long
retar led the prosperity Of the city and en-
langcred the lives and property of its citi
zens.
From the Delta, May Goth.
The VIGILANCE CoMMIrrEE.-It having
'cen whispered about for some time. past, |
'mong those who profess to be knowing
mes, that Vigilance Committee, after tue
style, was secretly being organ
zed in our city, some wag, thinking it
;ood opportunity for frightening some OF
he "b'hoys," directed large number OF
lotices through the post office this morn
ng. purPorting to have emanated from the
committee, warning them to mend their
rays or prepare to swing. The following
) true copy of one shown to US:
NOTICE 1874
New ORLEANS, May "a, 1853.
RoBEnT BIS. Esq: do hereby notify
nd give You warning, that on the next oc-
aston our committee shall be informed OF
our misconduct in knocking down men
MI several other misdemeanors our COM
littee shall cause you to be secretly arrest
| and brought before our triunbal where
our evil doinSs will meet with their just
unishment
(Signcd) ROBERT SIscLAIR, Sec'ry.
i. +. c. d., Pres Orleans Wig. Com
Justicei
Whoever the wag may be he seems to i,
AXE quite large estimate of the number !
fit subjects for said committee.
This affair the Delta treated altogether as {
joke.
The Louisville Journal (American) Of C
riday has the following:
The RIoT AT New ORLEANs.--Our tele
'aphic dispatches announce the breaking
1t of a most outrageous rebellion against =
C civil authorities. A fearful state Of af
irs exists there The laws are defied by 7
lnds Of armed rufians, who have taken !;
Of the city and by force OF :
ms constituted themselves the govern !;
ent of the city. From information we
we received, we have no doubt it is a po- n
ical movement of the foreign party in the h
resent City. They have Leel re ,,eate,,-
defeated at the ballot box, and have re- .
rted to arms and violence. The election :,
ere, will come of on Monday next, and
was contemplated by the foreign party ~
resort to violence as the only means OF :
rrying it. We believe that they have !,
own their hands too soon, and they will .
ID that American citizens will not con r
Mt to be ruled on their own sill BY for
yn bayonets. The dispatches to-day will II
anxiously awaited. The suppression of :,
lme and the dispcnsation of mob law to s
minals is merely the pretext set up by
e lawless ruffians who intend, if possible, h
rule the city. The riot will be suppress :,
and order will be restored, or there will :,
more blood shed than in that other mem i
able battle of the Americans under Jack a.
n against the foreigners under Packen- r
IN.
evolution in New Orleans--The City in
'ossession of Vigilance Committee.
New ORLEANS, June 3. 7
A revolution broke ont here last night