New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
an Account by Gen. 4. L.. Lee. Of KansHs-s-eu'
Hsird'- BesponsibiIity-The S~rhied D'-
p,,rbe. Of Gen. sherissp yindientcd.

Can Alfred l.. Lee an officer Of Cavalry under
Banks aid Sheridan witness to the massacre In New
Orleans which lately described 10 speech TO bs feNo~
citizen Of Leayenwoftb Kansas pracing bis aooonai With
game personal experiences Of Willingness Of the Rebels
10 aooe p any terms shortly after the war and their present
btt hosty to the Unionst and the Eortherners n tie
FLOWING he andes TO the CARRIED ertrc from Gen ahcr
dans dispatches published in the Cope 7tead papers
lie, me narrae to YOU OF the Of that day Ny
rooms happened be about square ron the seent o.
Slaughter and could very much Of T. Capt Loup,
captain ls Orleans iaiantry Who had Just bee,
mustered out, ssndins one BLOCK iioM ~ ie ~
poacbed by poicemcni placed MS pistol 81 BIS pack
and shot hu down and he o.e stabbed ln ia rHg sIg
securing immediate death There was none han VINO
reoresrnted the Radical sentiment Oi The city-Dr D~c
III lie ",cmprd 10 escare Wien about hall a block from
apito buiding he was struck win oFca anu
ing ihs assauier they ~ W sjenseless man ciizcp
sadng by drew his lis and thrust into
his BODY Still the doctor was no. dead ana ~a' aegeu o
the police through The crowd ana placed ;, a. I hS ami
one sat neer head The man ATTEMPTED 10 Iss ms
bead aud saw policeman raise ms revolver ana slke
he face and mash his nose That noble died.
ood ON nv balcony looked that crowd Of 400 po
lremep madlened with liquor and drunk VIII ur assisted
la Gemeu and thugs assisted by 30 or 500 en- zens on this
feldday Of slaughter saw passing Oh inuoc ~ an
eemen They said You ara IRON the han are your He
said 10" They said foe you are ne saosea 70 iun.
Two policemen ran after him and a. many Is Hoen os
were lis body before DO e slIen en a.snpe9
with heel his face and be was beaten 10 dea' WIN
psu er ,pirD,s, ctr Gis I'ss poea4sa eRproaeiS
Gnd itd The decd baek corpse While he was kicking the
ornse street car passed In bright yellow woman
She phi out head look and this Iuan fas'1 us mana
aud struck her on the face. r,, +, ~, ,.,o...
as il Other huge ces baessge and er con ns
reiGned Cees q our %N snr ne.r e Of the
RIO the police hi and said they wished hs DaegAke
,sons Ia hear away tic dead. The! seizea ih anu nc
saS he saw them repeatedly I and egh bode. back
and willie into wagoa. and carry ben on s %a e
Of ore Sehe IN e1 b rs Who had been thrown in
ISc nen) we,e dead sad The shock e,ysa them
a. corp,es poIc,nS1- ssp Is sspd o,o ne esos 'a
Cd 9 yos ~ Z, goa o. 20 , T Sssi =, '''
noer nero was hot down tue street and had sen
M for dead he laid there until notice OF i'm had ceasd
mol along and tied that he man Leo soms NE
IN him He Isw the policeman and the poor snS ana ds
uded o. gai;od his head viii petition TO- aa lbs ssa o,
sen pstsssed to- He his club and broke ME isek at
blow. -, 49,. .ou. ., An. bru,sIity W. seh pre.
vailed O, that day remained my bseeSs sss ones..d
these lag saqd snens 1:s ,ps M, 20
p.fsRsst fecss G Z. !. S "a II r
pSs.ss No ibm s.a .Whs Gss.rsi tSsr. .srass ast
IN town =. a. snonsn al the Yslsisrrsy aisrl
ef Northern state tsprsiss aesrst .ns - Mae
innocent Le Wsy General what particular ocsr
reda him TODD him % s,' F ms, aaa Sss
s9Ys d.' that d. pOss wa: He said
thai Is SOL get many conficting sseeuns om MN
and stated ihat haa Dts1 and rep n. ,,rre
%G Ss ,niSnV towards. He Sad why. General u La
por should have killed e many mssp ss Sssqes.
iISneherI said l. General Baird Il you so on Canal st
20" Will moi SEQ over four negroes and they VAL De uaned
@ and MALICE and Two Mt least will be killed before The
can esoapc@ said Eighteen millions Of men are wachin
YOU. mad no deT have ordered there and tuTnir
10 acme Of his stan gave some buried iS - h 49,,
al rsrimcnt OF Infantry paraded the sreeJ
Al tha, line negroes we're being puI'usd D! asI0"d"