New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09


radical rule the country will go to ruin. You will
also find your Brazilian forest, and have no doubt
you will catch and train your monkey, and teach
him to gather and bring to you the wild fruits OF
the forest. But mark my words. No sooner will
you have brought your monkey into good training,
and be living in peace, quiet and happiness on
your cocoa,nuts and other fruits, than the ID
Yankees will come along, emancipate your mon
key and leave you to starve."
The diabocal threat thus made by the young
rebel to enslaye this intelligent being " OF African
descent" which was only thwarted temporarily by
the superior caution of his willy companion, is, we
learn, already being carried into practical effect
by some of the rebels who have escaped into
Mexico. With an ingenuity worthy of better
cause" rebel surveyors on the railroad route from
Vera Cruz to Orizava, have praotsed the most
alluring arts upon the monkeys of that region,
until they have been actually induced to initiate
all the actions of the surveyors SO closely that an
apprehension exists in the minds of loyal" men
that even the political principles of the monkey
will, ere long, be corrupted by associations With
these unpardoned rebels, and his loyal" status
endangered. An intelligent traveller Just returned
from Mexico, assures US that squad of monkeys,
under the direction of a venerable overseer or
uIFel Vi tAelA o"h specles may De oaly seen 1ol-
io"ins Id the wake OF the sreoel" surveyors,
sisntus pores 10 lthltauon OF the aeuons OF the
white men, and dragging grapevine in lieu of
CUTTERS chain, to measure the length of their toll
some march. They regularly bivouac near the
camp, and build their fires with the chunks left
by the surveyors, and would doubtless practice
the culinary art but for the lack of vessels to fulfill
the purpose. well-grounded fear prevails in
loyal minds, that as soon as the monkeyshave been
sufficiently trained to perfect themselves in the
science to which their attention has been directed
by the insidious arts Of these rebel" surveyors
the white men will impress their services. without
compensation, and reduce these intelligent Afri
cans to condition ot the most abiect slavery.
This state OF facts, coupled with the fortunate
discovery OF the dla0ohcal plot first conceived in
Washington, does net leave doubt on the mind
tAat It Is direct emanation from the wicked
BRAN OF the secessloni5ts; ana the rebellion can
not be considered as fully put down until this new
relic OF barbarism " is efectually crushed out
we urgently call the attention OF MI. Sumner and
Mr.. Stevens to this alarming condition Of things
We think committee Of thirteen from Fanaui
Han, headed by Mr, Sumner, should be at once
dispatched to Mexico to investigate the matter and
probe 1t TO the bottom The monkeys Of that re-
gton have evidently reached condition Of ciTiliza
ton which fairly entities them to have their politi
cal status defined; for if they be excluded from
the rights Of the ballot, what assurance have they
that they will not be left at the mercy of these
banished rebels, Their attainments in science
acquired, too, in so short time -eFnce an intel
lect which only requires the careful nurture Of