The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-01
General Indifference,

sew YORK, Get 23.-0n thy receipt Of president
Joion teiegfai that NGftA Vafolna should repGdi-
~ seJ Nutt u incurred II ara 81 the
5 var peIuius 9falhaHce TO- tai eject was mime
T qs P1Ssgu anu cnee.bA eng great enthusiasm.
Ii aS were ou lev, ie" Qisse4tlhg yptfs;
Inc Go-iIenuet 10 submit " e the people was not
adopted
If ;ti, r III mission IN some
counties u d H'sla Lole7' H"s Ahe approval OF the
military authorities.
resolutions were "u9P.gu: asN1aS ths president TO
restore - tne l;tole az tne ~ rights TO
deLiose Inc military anu u4I9iEr leN power 70 Inc
The \. !. Herald's correspondent says: TIE mem
oefs OF the provincial government ana l1er supporters
y Caua' are Ia great "a regard 70 the ehlah
movement Inc order has eXsfeC there Tor years. but
oCg ~ I littie concern.
lle oaIauiaI gov erameht mas dstFlDuted throughout
! tis Pio'inI st q oloe OF Spies ILL
g., - tp i II h.tais all4s. utiii
1 S.s,ieu ~ e'8l ; itse W. il?l
regard to me LOYALTY OF officers concerned in the recent
iafe llpoi latioh Y aIs' hhcH y II peAoFeu VIII
niinlS s 5 ~ NJ ,''.loo ~ ''l9 sn1ls' -,
~ 70 tous - p ~ ~ i eNI = ~ Ilt : 10
mercy aTuse, anu SIai Is III hei' Ehgiahe throws
troops mo ieaiio e' sue 5e-1n lgoPs mere A,idlt
selAe Iil@u"' ueIlle = % ~ y -u P4"e'
Il t T,lae ~ = ~ '.e - ~, II 49, 80 ~ ~
III, " ttf in III Stta T;n
a rscet arviayy bod WITH l1 are girep With tb9
nresiflant's annrnvaI bv Nai tp9ros r. Stparns of
Tgssacfnsettrs' = -
~,
Inc preslueht, III reply TO Inc f@hafk maj me demo-
ct"tS gialita tha lie hau gone oNer - t9e lhtilateo
al tne democratic party mad eseoyered that he was IN
= u ~ -; a. ~, Il " ~ II s4cee4a "a SO oo5.
~ iii sacassion ~ certa, 'stotes m -, -
ont of the Union INT bz tba rGbe4IioTe e tl1 INA
forfaited Tho rivil ,rernTne,t r. fyarS+r,io H. M
cbnerv Of which as soon as BBacticbIe he considered
/ the cbief dutv of the Tine
This he saws cannot be dam i, q r,ornent lint s,,cb
GREAT nd progress Il btipr made in 1t that the
I rasus sonlef6sI1s- 9IT,aaT tn him Iila III dream
lie did not expect 10 DEPRIVE them IF their former
civil rights majority Of fhpse who excluded
should sue FL pardon and lids ealze tie enority Of
their crimes
/ He is in favor Of allowing those negroes who have
served in the army and those who read and write
and those who possessed q certain qualification TO
vote, but he does not think Eo{itc or that he has the
right to force these cOndIhOns3on the white people OF
the south though he believes shey will, ere long con
! cede the privilege TO the frced3aGn
The president also aYors bas!u representation the
number Of qualified voters instead Of population
Henry Ward Beecher, in a sei.mou Yesterday made
an UNQUALIFIED endorsement of president Johusons re-
construction policy lie urged orbearance toward the
south insisting that they us5 Regulate negro suffrage
for themselves He discounlelauced military inter
ference and said we must have confidence il the loyal
professions Of tie south and That their sercspect must
! not he offended =
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MAJOR seuefs ana oI5Saqi5i SI!gL.s t. ele volunteer
I 81 -, 1872 - III -. -
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VIZ 3tI'S eAP0 -t p go $50 p o'S
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New Orleans Star OF the 2lstI and reprint 1t with
/ pressure; ce,, c.r
Inc oHoNlne aPPoltllgHts q iel o'lecS " ,HS
louisiana 4llIla NctG 1!a'1s u ~ ~! =! y
. 1oHu i. i.e"lS' ~ oo r Il * -; ~ ~ "
John s Scott to he colonel o the cavalry regiment
/ OIL LOUISIANA HliIia' r.
~ hlahia5 tlese apPoia1..isa IT, et,i;ti 10 ?i3t;
" ems lhte1a - P4t III 1P dt; IS ~ w 10
I law OF lle tot1s, = " - @ Il 80 81 - 20
State troops authorised by law, he FFoio0hoest sas-
I factioh WIZ W IVY.
m, CUT. lr . q, r..4 r. a. ,,.t IL -
~, ny - - - .Il:l g - -
| Is = - -, sIr45,.i! r. frlo - = -
f5 tbat tIa had no atoditt. far HE sane and 6S
military authorities upon placed the party
Hhder arrest ana dIos GEM tI5lh pdcA W '5et
comhaAa IL IS eald tust OF tnsl are mar
through te c9.utll anu tHe s"ne autu1rly
mas ist' ute 'il67iio y ' 80 III liieJ nave
esG G@P ai.t ,;t:. 4 -. -. -
Ac Nun ~ ,,i9tt ~ po'l 1e vSi' V nay
/ g "'ous ~ o.'No - u vi
lHe eINti uoSNIt' w HeaqSa 49, I9 i"iCVhg
anu o'l'l''N 80 ~ = i'o r. ~ 'l' P"iS- tiS0i'
4 Inc ADDRESS OF gov feffF, OF South tafouha, &c
clafeS slavery dca DuI apfas 10 lAe Urea scout dc
clsioh III support oI the tHeqE lau negroes are noV
cluzehSj ana WINE GSulse+l@ ha lfeatIeiI Ior Tue
freedmen acceptance OF teNGoRuon OF slavery as an
accomplished fact and a. rial benefit to the state en-
resent he rpcon3,eTds FIX amendment of.tba Iirrr
Conservative end aristocrafiI STATE constitution En- tat
tho eonIa md nat the leoist11ra nav vote for nrpsi
+ Denial electors
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Pr,cr Drcr ,prD At NEzki Op1p.xs-For tho first