New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.
NO ARMS SHIPPED FOR THE RIO GRANDE-A NE"
RAILROAD.
LOUISIANA

prominent eaptahsts here have organized plan ior "
railroad from Memphis Tenn TO Selll' A'''
IMPARTIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GOV WELLS AND
THAT oP THE FRgEDMEN-THE AGRlcULTURAL
p,tp-cotoRFp INDUSTRY-BUsINESS IN NEW
ORLEANS. THE DRINKING oP THE GRAY
NEW ORLEANS Nov 2l ls66.
The golden calf of Southern worship proves to be a
..hul,-a yerabe dilemma distinct with its duplicate
horn double disfranehisement or double amnesty the
iron rule OF the golden nlei you pay your taxes and you
take your choice.
Soitis not strange that in such view voice OF nature
begins already to assert itself first from that class whose
objections are so personal to the amendment which can
not be entertained by any Of the existing Legislatures
South every member Of which sees in the proposition the
nueston of his own official fael and already the lndle-
fons in this city least significant OF preference
instnctiye for tie alternative Of Impartial Suffrage
"'Tis life whereof our n.rses are scan''
Ohfe not death for which We pant
More life and fuller that want.
Wherefore Gov Wells and the white oyalsts are full OF
fear lest the substitute may beiayoTed as U
Congress They quite emphatic IN their denuncaOns
of any such policy, which they declare would be com
Yete sacrifice and surrender Of Union interests az the
South for say they the root of the issue hes IN the
question of whose hands shall be committed the local ad
fnnistatons the South, and the result depends not so
much upon the of the policy as upon the nature OF
It's AGENCIES Suffrage of any sort under Rebel manpua
ton must prove enyCnomcd mockery, Whle " ImPa'-
fal Suffrage" under such circumstance rs smp! an u
posslbtv the sole end at an attempt al which would DC
an intensified prescription. We shall be content DecauSc
we shall be safe with nothing less than Iddlca Iee
for radical evil Give MS Provisional GoNeIumeII tlI
Immigration has modified the premises SO Jnat enaTnS
acts can put the work of reconstruction INTO unIu
Union hands; Universal Suffrage includhs uNeI-
sal Amnesty would only leave Us at the mercy oi more
hopeless anarchy. -,.-.- -, a.. 49,. ols,
seout the phrase Impartial Suffrage are disposed 10
hail that OF Universal" They seem to have more trust
than their white allies. Man for man they are N"uuE
60 meet the full force of the Rebels al tIe
lpseth
even cruel. Meanwhile in the lnteregnun ana aeh %.
snv definite prospect Of security there doubt OF what
glance at the docks and bouse Of this city reveals
growing commercial dear,h. The flush OF year ago mas
tded The florence after the last quarter and IN sea-
son that ought be the busiest is positively starting
The wharycs are comparatively STILL and on CIauge even
good paper goes begging, for the banks Ack uTloss
with which to discount and capital taking wing by the
The first State Fair now in progress the Creole Race
Track has put the city press into state OF cacke similar
10 that of puet over its trst egg. However the eXhl
hilton crude as IL is Is not 10 be deSpsed as 0eshli
though 1t must be judged as Longielo~ apol9gIWs ny M io9
hmpng hexameters, as Dr. johnson remarked ol the
dancing BEAR the wonder not being the perecoh DuI e
possibility of the performance The hrst day was oeie re
brated by Nasal IN a dead language except tue
music Alozars 2th) which under the direction OF FIoi
ColhgnOn was attIactvely rendered, following WhlcI
there were some inauguration speeches, part OF one Of
which pronounced in French by the Hon. Victor Burthe,
and published in Tile Bee this morning will be sgnhcant
voice from behind the double shutters oi OIeOe
But how comes it that Louisiana which before the
war produced such quantities OF the raw product mas never
iments one in the Second Municipality aud another al
Baton Rouge there has been attempt IN that direction
But such enterprise here promises greater advantage than
the North. The material is at hand without any o Tue
expenses of transportation, insurance anu commission
The indifference Of capitalists IN the past is easily eA-
planned Our hand labor was very dear ana ever! nlns
based upon the price Of slaves and perhaps there Is no
other labor costly. During the fifteen years pre-
yious to emancipation, II was Impossible 70 Duy hea'I
n gro for less than twelve fifteen hundred dollars, eight
per cent which hundred and twenty dollars
year for each But clothing food aud medical at
hundred andtwenty dollars But win every
wear the value Of the slave diminished till he became at
last nothing but charge 10 his owner Yet without
reckoning circumstance each labOTer cost twenty dol
lars month OF course manufacture at such expense
could not pay. But to-day all IS changed EnancipHtloh
would have been grand thing 10 have been grad
nal Proclaimed without preparation or any pro-
ii menaces those unfOrtunates with anmhlauoD,
whercfOr Government has for while furnished M
tions but could not continue feeding four millions OF
beings who would not WORK Whle theiI simpiesI wants
were supplied. The freedmen now Ike the whites, must
work 70 live. Now then, is the time 70 start manufactures
TO rival those of the North submit to you hesuggesuoH
believing that the necessary association OF capital could
be found endow State with new kind OF industry
Yesterday all business was. suspended by TINS festival
people and the stranger the principal attraction OF the
grounds the crowd attending which numbered not less
Than twelve OF fifteen thousand gay dressed and cheerful
AS to the exhibition ITSELF however IL was 10 great de-
gree but gathering OF the people Of Louisiana to look
upon few prophetic tokens Of the universal Yankee
plOws, cotton planters. presses, corn cutyators, etc.
object Of practical novelty in the shape OF psna
lion loom, which the enterprsDg exhibitor was indus
the favorte Southern homespun, to the question replying
that the charming could be supplied at the cost
OF only $50-the price OF sewing machine. NheTe now
is g. Henry" with hsnew Plantation Spinner 10 be run
together with the Gin by the same poWer-shatt, with
saving Of hundred per cent in the difference OF transpor
tatiOn confidently forth De Boris Rerier IN
1851 Yankee planter all the way from Alabama
to this city last Summer hunting for such thing o.
Henry oucht 10 have his spinner al these Southern fairs
Buresque was represented before small keg with drip
ping spiggot hanked by bottles labeled Gray Jacket
bitter Where a Yank was smingy distributing bait
gre o 4
the last trick upon the woTd Drinking Of the Gray,
as follows
Our yOled muskets peal
Nor CLEANS to marx where squadrons rush
The light from flashing steel
No crossed and starry flags
In gentle dallance play
We've all quit fighting now and gone
But no alluson the first attempt Of Louisiana at in
ustrial display would be just without the following cr
csm upon II by this mornings kew- Orleans Tribune
most emphaticay the organ Of the industrial class:
"The cOlored man. who admitted, say invited, 70
Che exhibitions Of London Paris and NewYork elected
and put of dooTsbecause be IS cOored-at the New
Orleans Exhibition in the very land Of his BIRTH when the
Committee Of the Press organized with representa-
ton from each city paper The Ne Orleans Tribune was
carefully and purposey set aside and an exception made
against This is therefore, exhibition for the white
man only. The wOTkingman, the colOred workingman
who and the labor OF his hands has worked out
one Of the objects exhibited the fair ground
permitted the work of his hands and compare
with the work Of bis competitors or similar products from
foreign countries.
when the products Of our workngmen will DO found in
some particulars inferior TO those of foreign tabucatOn
foreigners will say; How are you so far behndl Why
did You adopt this and that improvement IN the style
of working You have exhibitions at home have you
Can you keep pace with the Improvements Of industry
aud the useful arts T. But then they should be
syered that exhibitions in Louisiana made for the
workngmen out only for those wh0 don't york. This is
che peculiar feature Of New-Oeans exhibitions SO that