, 1866-08-16


nder Lowell ln New Orleans, and assisted in i'm
resslng, roGblng and ouragiuE fss Union cali- 4
ens. Aftefwa1d, be look part in the burning OF
oston OF 1lexandfia, and tn the slaughter by Dick
aylor's troops near that point. When the re-
utncd Confederate soldiers and Tfllalnous Things
established relgu OF terror In New Orleans, the
resident hastened to depose tho Governor Of ths1
'1s,c, who wns acting with its loynl men. 10 dis
,osseeB General Sheridan, the heroic Federal COM
nander; and to place all CONTROL civil and n1iita-
=, In The hands Of the former rebel General Her
on, who had been chosen by his traitor comrades
Attorney General Of Louisiana The.cupon the
Union Ea[ot General Heron, who had been cho-
len a d"!s1ate to hilade1phIa, and who wss wit
ness OF alc ---:-1y massacre, wTote uoto to the
OF the Democratic State Committee, de-
ciiuin 10 act in that capacity, aud expressing the
optniou that The destinies OF the State Lad been
finally settled by the brutal deeds he had seen.
Comment Is unnecessary. The President may
make hts bed with the rebels; but he cannot at |
the sa1ue t3ne keep company with decent Union
ista.
When the Onion men Of Louisiana assembled 10
dlscuss their right to reform the State government,
the President pronounced their meeting crime I
and jueuded tie course Of the Thugs who dis /
peted them with bowfe-knives and reroiyers. |
When the sousheu synphthizerz assembled With |
the Southern rebels 1t Philadelphia to discuss |
plans Tor cheating The nation OF its t1innph ores
treason, aud re-estahlishing the reign anarchy,
they wire neither confronted by at armed mob.
nor BY the opposition Of the Chief Magistrate OF
the United States.
pExs11yAs1A--The Postmaster at Blooms
burg, Columbia County, having received one Of
MIR. Raa1a1ls requests to endorse the Philadelphia
Convention, th1s endorseth:
POST OFFICE, BLooxsnCRo. Pal
--. August 7, 1885,
Hon. A. ". Randall.
delrhia Convention, @ under he frank Of senator
Cowan, and hasten 10 reply.
nosl heartily approve ef aaia sall, and an fot ,sa
rcnesaies m % u cowsa and yourself IN he ranSs oi
the Coprer-Itebe1 Democracy, and 20 fulIs snow
up your bascIess and tteAcheEJ to your friends
i hold the best postotIiee In Columbia County;
i e q yoqr disposal Ny political principles and
Respectfully; II /! AS;: Ssckru. Pm.
THE sBoys In Dluc'' in BerLs County, tho
Coppe.head stronghold Of Pennsylvania. nrc
| forming themse}vts into company and regit3cntal
| organizations, .or the guhernatorsaA campaign.
| The flret regiment OF twelve companies, elxty
men In each company. ts already organized with
tlle following staf officers: Colonel, George ".
Durrel; Lieutenant Colonel, William F. Waller;
Major. Dayid c. Keller. 1t Is expected that from
two to three full regiments OF "Boya In Blue
from, Derks county mime. will be In line IN tls
great Gcary procession to take place In Reading
on the ed instant.
-o!d Tom Ewing, Of Ohio, has written letter
IN which he assumes that the acts which tho presl
dent vetoed OF. .tefnYcd TO sign were probably un
constitutional. because eleven Stntes we're unFcpre
scented III Congress. II this nprllcs 10 the act
which the IrcrIjent did not e}gn, why nut also u
those be did aIguf Take tho venerable Tom
Co7sftuiIonn1 argument ns conclusive, nnd s
,,, t,n,i m 1c,,a nttun stncr The secession