New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18
AFTER THE RfcTs.


UouesIondeooe a. The n Y. Tribune
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 13, rec.
Rcw-Oreans after having been recently human
,laghter-pen for poor unoHendDg victims whose only
enmo was an undue confidence in the "good feeling Of
their on Rebel masters has assumed again her "proverba
mioindev 1t is strangely amusing 20 with what In
tegry and perseverance Rebel press OF this city grabs
at every aud pYeoxt-hOwever false and unreason-
sblo-ehioh would tend 10 yindcste the police blood
hounds and their brother mobiles in their dark work Of
death Of the 30th July Every e every argument every
soneevable fabrication resorted TO- Even the Grand
uya horde Of Rebel chief spirits, Incorporated in the
hrm Of VOORHEES,, Monroe, Heron Il Co.-haye ADDED
their plea generating the mobiles in the form Of re-
port which made mp from the testimony Of the murder
the police and the citizen mobiles. Judge ADei VINO
~ under bail for REASONABLE expressions, ana 10
whom this sham report made, regards OF course lhs
contracted nightmare of the Grand Jury as grahd COUP
da gracc and will hereafter render decisions accordingly,
especially in all growing ont Of the late Tio MI.
Heron feels much innocent blood upon ms person 10
represent Louisiana In the Philadelphia Conventions ana
Mayor Monroe who regards the Presidents pardon IN ms
pocket as fll license 10 mob and extermlDate every
thing that breathes loyalty, has, Ike CAM ma hlse;
been heard Of since he directed the ponce 10 XIII
lBnocent people
Not one of the mobiles has as yet been arrested not
withstanding many of them known TO the city au
ones and there reason 10 believe that some OF these
persons have been represented in the testimonies given
before the Commission Of Investigation.
The police searching The houses OF coored people
Cor and arrestDg all who are found with any KIND OF
weapon-even those who found the streets at night
with ralkRg STICK share the common fate Discharged
eoored soldiers who have bought their muskets from the
Government searched and deprived of their arms by
policemen Under these shadows of death Is II safe
foT loyal men-Black Whte-to remain in the South
whileAndrew johnson vinks at such outraees He has
already placed the Army of the Nation at the disposal OF
ex-oce Of the Rebel Army, whose mandates the officers
OF the Union Army eniOined TO obey.
dispatch Just from Washington saws the President has
ordered the Secretary of War 10 Investigation 10
be made the alleged disturbance which colored troops
are said 10 have made in Arkansas Why has he not
opened his mouth in relation 20 the Rebel riots IN New
Orleans and Memphis Because they IN keeping
with the spirit and deception of My Policy
IL Is 20 disguise facts. Andrew johnson is sur
renderngthe Government into the hands Of Rebels;
he undOng the great work of tie noble and amentcd
President Lncoln and unless the people speak out in III
ting terms, the tTcaehery of this republican despOt will
bead the nation again into the horrors of civil His
interference with the affairs Of louisiana is sufficient
ground for Impeachment. He has made precedent at
war with the Constitution and unknown 10 American
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