New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

r,urs numbers Of cereals there Is less In tho whole
/ S,,te than is produced here in single township.
/ The moncyed institutions, with few exceptions. are
not prosperous The state is literally bankrupt made
SO by the Robeon much property l. under the ban Oh
confscaton hence State taxes scarcely collected
Tie Military Governor. however he may be disposed to
aid in c., State movement IS unable to do 80 To any
extent. J.,
There IS now contest for civil government be-
tween the i'.ee state men on the one side who ASK a
now Constitution made by the people, excluding SiveI!
before stated and on the other i'ro-Sh'cl Het,'
con.cndnc or the old order OF things uAO'i 'ho
tuition of 1872.
The difference between the two is wide ~ that be-
tween Freedom and Slavery, right ana "i'ht, VA" ,
ness and daylight the former aGr with me peupr, w
LAT cr as usual stand alone depending on their wealth
and dark stcalthy maueuycIng 10 accom- h thei lii
poses willing trust their cause WAN te Pcolo,
The Free State have committed themselves On w
side Oithc people, IL favor OF rec ~ t'o Hn ~
in such q manner TO preclude al lossphI! Vi iu
traction. accommodation or compromise Win Ic1'on,
anl the continuance of Slavery ~ an! Eusc, SUPP" "a
form, ,hev are determined that Lousiina shan return
q the Union reccncrated. cleapscd and puIIcd lIo'
The pollution Of the blood OF Savely , ... 80
Tie policy Of Louisiana should 10 adjusted rs 500" -
practicable She cannot afford to be ioolnH, uI POI I
ticaus. ehe has too much TO stake Tens OF thousands
OF her inhabitants are lvriIg the consequences VI
condition Of things which they hiu 40 "ecuV! "A P~
ducinr Her status should be settled during te present
session OF Congress. If prsiDe bul ~ H means uul e
/ the present Admirstratlon. ,,,,.
Itw1rd be unw.se ard just 20 the people II II were
ossIo 70 defer nnd leave 10 TO the contingencies Of
new political combination In = future AGElin .traiion
Louisiana has been tie bottom of the Iieheloni is
row tie keystone Ia tie oh Oh which iho entire slave
structure rests. the Free II 90 movement there IS TIE
FIRE in the center u the shell Place Louisiana TigLi
and Slavery WI! b. impossible under any circumstances
in any other STATE. Ilaco Louisiana lgnt ANA other
Siatcs VIII soon become SO. Place Louisiana right.
when she lay become tie asyu for the contfaDanOs OF
other States. and ind sesEryOri instead Of beng
burden and Of It's being charity 10 save them from
pcrishing and prevent Them being ccnorizcd ny lndo
.cnce Ia iu,Gre Who many arc SO literally conribu.
ting TO alleviate the distress Of the destitute ara s1iSr
ms and them from porlsling al ne effects of the
dsordeTcd condition Of things IN the SaYo STATES lei
others contribute something 10 reuoyc the causes i
a.Cf AL the only efficient remedy for those evils les IN
settling the internal policy OF those states so as TO make
the negro self supporting by making suitable laws iof
his government and protection. .
Tie lrooState movement IN Louisiana strikes CT
rocty az The root and oausc Of al tho evils suheFhss
aud privntons now taxing and likely TO continue 70 TX
the Charities Of tie people ioI 4"ls 'Ao 70 come W. "
tie remedy Is iounG. ,, .,
the pccurilry necessary % enable t 10 progress
as rapidly IL should. indeed. without assistance
from somewhere. Crll Government oalnct lie efttb
scd money Is indispensable IN humorous ways. he
FREQ 10 men, mass are poor, tie " AZ 10 lAs
made many OF them So willie The pro-Savcry uen ~
rich and hope ~ ;ler abundance 20 orcum'eni eAa
irustrefo the designs Of dc Committee.
ANY ore who viii reflect i0r r0ilc ut can understand
how sItuous mast be tie duties Of She COMMITTED 90
s.acles encountered az every step out ey must DE-
slnuuuicd and order lcsiorca wLelo there now cum
garatIye anarchy, except ~ 80 iAT ltary Jaw can
20 30. 10 advantage Ull accrue, 10 ever obstacles
yresoAt themselves by GcicrTnE 10 iuigfe tune tli
Free safe movements hNd L Ilt gofcf-4-e4t, on ils
contrary they vii Increase
The President II tAe Committee. Thomas J. Dgrani
ts4 is one u tie most acc liaplsAcd gentlemen and
eminent cousclors N to State ooisl cred ~ Als
biiteresi poIto. enemies.
HE SECRETARY, james Graham sc. 8 United States
Marshal Of Loais1Auaa man U. rare cnts. generous,
c. d devoted 10 the Irce-St4ie Increment.
The Treasurer I.warL Heath ESQ. Is flcTchac. or
Nex-Orcans eIninuaty suited q TIE position.
These three men are well known IA Lol!5an1 and e.
. .HHF.. q "a Cd. IIN I.IIu. H"fH.
The FIeo-oiaie General Comnitee IS ne ini'T III 'n'
% bring about q civil Government IN Lo-if.aaa 10
members axe familiar with iAo feelings AID wants y
the people and IL 10 ony body u! men there cllinc
u TIE confidence o: Pc l4s A@eLli0cl lsJAlA4l a u
suffering a. tie horrors q CiVl var he tormGrfirg
Genera. aad Military GOTeruor can 5ny relieve sud laT
efficient remedy for 10 pcoqo % ~ cAA itc-SiAo
GoyelAInt4L 10 accomplish iAs Efcst crl TO bn'l-
lt.co avy cl for Assistance; tle. oorlloa coiniff
item 10 W ~; iJr tie demon ~ obstruction Hls. eia
civil STRIFE lss unsettled TIC .cp@ @Il lls asli ~
tie bonds Of soc.A. orders the Iope nov io.' ht9li
lso weed upoA the oosoln H t.e oecp auied ~
lds 4ld c!lc4za lccs o,eE RA.cA 80! 1--we ~ COZ
.GoL
his condition 4 Sings nav sui: iho sgocrlaiirg !ol
t!clan bat a. rg4t Kinds p.eieT cisI ~ m4Aia y
gov rueut based justice aac clF! law, and To AZ
tanmsut q moral eIcfeHce ty TIE people 70 Tie &C ln
s.iOp Of ind Iduhl o. silence AID political iAne ~ -
place TIE love OF justice and social k1oAoss above Per
s1ual pgooniloace AID Is rle4 advantages u s,eiy
Kind II 70 prefer lie welfare Of nalEiid 20 stA ee
yaton and &c Of useful iadCsGy and oonieItmeLi u
to. VI sellsr ambition. 800
(lcC4cl.ted.) ~ f4.ED IA -
AGENT II TIE Free state Genera 'uit.oo % Lol!li
aAa. Boa 1879 =. o. IlIadepala l5st
T. S-MT. william St!utltrs Aas coA.tnicl - "fi
temporarily - Receiver IL tuiGs or tle lleet.aio
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