The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-12
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against another. il VIII be vel lo the present an
future happiness of our people If the war OF 5econa
ideas also ceases Il is but natural that those VIII
have been four years taught enmity toward each ote
in bitter school of ovil Should for some time
come retain some gege Of tlat spirit which led to s.
serious results It Is the duty 81 all citizens who hav
at heart the welfare OF the nation and especially tia
portion oil 54at has been Ia revolt to discourage th
continuance OF any feelings OF hatred between OBJ
people Of The different sections of our united nation
This we believe 10 be emphatic2lJ she daty Of thos
who occupy positions of influence in either he nationa
or State governments &c IS tleir duty at this tune q
harm0uise the argfng elements Of dlscord, that th'
people may as soon possible forget all hatred anl
| vituperauon.
Believing sach u BE Tie duty OF those who SHOULD
influence Pubie sentiment { was with regret that Te
heard from the governor Of car State on the occasion
of the mass meeting assembled at Lafayette square %
do him honor yudjltve sentiments, and language
calculated Do revive and keen aiyG feeling Of hatred
and anaosity toward tbe dominant party Of Clio north
The governor says. "It must De percepti5e u every
one, who is all couYerant With the political history
of this country that the radical abolition party Is
broken up dsorgauised and deuorasod despite their
apparent success during the war; 70 IS clear from
this language THAT those whom the governor means 70
stigmatisa the radical abolition partg3 he men
who defended sbc nation against the mighty power OF
the rebellion Whether the success OF their defense
of the nation has been only apparent NE viii leave
for all 10 decide who acquainted with the current
events Of the present time. This party ot whom he
says thei official corruption anegaaIed bT any party
which has preceded may ever succeed il, iiaS
rendcr7d dom obnoxious 10 tae American 1eoDle 81
are the men who have sent forth tbc armies 10 protect
tho motion, sa5s7ve synnI5ed and 5lfH these armies
DESPITE the obstacles thrown IN Che way rs rose whom
the governor il pleased TO 9H0gjseas Conservatives.
woS m yyro,,rs ~ o7rrp3f ia saaJ FIRTH tss arm ass
IF So then lla oar governor 10 wrong to s4at their
nrote.tior when he Asd from Confederate persecution
lie c}orges fba oraat Tfau narty with hg vino
an enor,nus van aft which lie saws win sttae adi
IN thn,, ~ hale century, ri, ybon, gfI fla,, +,
reality bs t4e Greater 0dam due f any Il to ~ con-
tinuedl those ghe have i,ef.rrad ! ysr nif T., s,v.
the nation or those who In RAISING raellfs,.s ~
AGAINST tIe ravarrf,aDf created tfe ,rossz;t e. h,
o1rrinr thai HaH.2 Vbis ,srfy ,gor, 10 .s.,l...r
sneakS qo diaeesDactfIug of ana aIeg T., ,,s ,sI III
an oycr,ch alftfpg fa.,iuFttv a}oatag M. T3eair r
Mr. Jolre1r r. tl4 nrasi4enay sr5 -fea.r,.;J.,..,.
and Who now ,r9te I'M rrasirlaat IoI,so, .bi.t'
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ms Tiuelpaaa@ wars up hhe east we 3tteE saId 90
Clcero HlAss i.tFs sEtFt;d tiia fep43H1 Etlir pRl
you have saved d., IN I2kthg the position BE does
the governor arrays himself against not only the DOM
inant party of the United States, but also those who
sympathised with and encouraged the men who elected
him to the honorable position of lieutenant governor
OF the State. lie sought these to lift him out of
he ditch into which Confederate rule had placed him.
mat done he declines their advice as to the best means
Of remaining out When Mr.. Wells fled from rebel |
and took refuge under the folds of the old
lag in this city he very vndctve towards all en-
saged in the rebellion. If our memory does not de-
eive us land we are quite certain this point he
vent so far IN bis condemnation of treason to wish
10 quarters to be given to men who fighting
gaiust the government that had given them birth
0d ,rotnctio3. apd WIG bon;sbd Apooior -;