Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

hlOOd that WAS sno4 lnnISs Aud8 w
wlll take ap me no, a. New Orleans.
and trace il b4ck1o The Radical COogsOsi
great cheering knd criss Of "bglly,"1
will find that the riot a New OEledHs
was substantially planned By Congrsss,
IL you viii 1akJ naIhe proceedings %
their eaucuSsea,you Will understand that
thew then knew chseFs1 that's Convon-
uoI waste 81, called which vas extinct,
by It's power having expired thEt &
was sad, and the intention was, that
new GoVernmenf was 10 be organiEs4,
and in the organization Of that GoVoFns
ment che intention was 10 enfranehisa
one portion Of The population, calleq tAt
eolossd population, who had Just esoR
emancipaied, and AZ the same time 70 dis
franchise whRs mem Grant cheering
When you begin to-tslK about Neg Or:
leans, confusion you ought 10 undsss
stand what you are talking. shout. When
you read the speeches that were made,
or take up the facts on Friday snd Sat-
urday before that Convention sat. you
will think that speeches were made inf
cendiary In 1heir character. exciting Ihas
portion of the pOpalaaon-ths baek pop.
ulation-to arm themselves and TpFspata
for the shedding Of blood la voice,
chats so,' and cheers.I You VII HlsS
fnd that that Convention did assemble
in violation Of law, and the inteAgion q
that Convention was 70 superesds tha
recognized authorities in lhe State G9y.
ernmsnt Of Louisiana, which bad been
reorqanized bY the G0ysFumsnt of he
UniIsd States, and every man pngaged
in that rebellion in that C0RYeRg0n With
the intention Of sopsrceeding d6d u61
turning the civil government which had
been recognized by the Government q
the United States, / say he wasR q BeiI.
or 60 he Constitution of the United
States, Tchesrs. and hence You ind that
another rebellion waS commenced having
iS origin ia the Radical Congress-
These men were to 60 lhste. A gov.
ernmeus was 10 be organized, and The
one in existence in Louisiana was 20 BE-
suspended, SET aside and ~oFefihrown.-
You may talk to me abeot New 0rlsaas,
aud then the question was come az
twhen they had established their GoVerns
ment-s question Of political power
WHICH Of the Governments WAlo be res.
uguized. A new GgyeFnmeslb 5naaRu1-
ated un4er this defnhcs Cont6nf1n. and
set up in. violation, Of Lax without Ghe
will-Of The . 3les8 Then, 5sshea they
had establishes lheir Go~yer1insoi, an1
extended universal, Of smpsTuab fran.
ehise as they called HgE;os tbs1 eOsOFea
population, then It's Raicli Congress
was TO determine that "a G0EsEnmsnG
established on negro votes was o be che
Government of Louisiana IYeieee=
aNeFer,p and cheers, and 7k6frah fee
Andy.P1 SO much of ths Hgw Qrlesna
TiOi, and there was the cause add the
IeFiglnef the blood 4haVi Wasogshed, Rnd
every, drop of blood that waI she'd IS upon
their skirts and they are responsible foT
HiIs CCheers IcoGid ihs thing
ashtile closer, but | VIII uogete.h here
Tonight but whensyog ak about New
Orleans, and talk about the eauses and
consequences that resided FOmPEoceed-
iDgs OF that kind perhaps aslhsEs been
pHuOdEEh here, and you have provoked
tqdesiions Of this kind. though it does nos
PreEaEe me. Il lH tell you a few whols
Soma things that hays,besnld0Be By this
Radical Congress. Cheers. in con.
neclion with New Orleans and the sx.
tention ofshe ~eleetiVa franchiSa.d Know
! !hatI have been itfaducedi' 64d abused.
l know it has come il advance Of me
here's as il has elsewhere, that have
attempted 10 exercise an arbitrary power
in resisting IawSlhat we're intended IL
be forced upon the Government 1cheeFs
and cries Of hear. Yes, that I had
exercised Ihel Veto power TsBqIlY foF
gan'3']5 taat had abandoned athe party
that elected gle, snd. that vas . Trail:
or cheers because I exercised the Vsss
power 10 attempting to, and did arress
f6F d titBe,a iblllafhae was cStlea1a Freeds
man's Bureau BllbnEGhssrk3 Yes.
fhat | wassan traitor and ! haze been
Lttadpced, | have been slandered, IhaTs
been m~aligned, / have been called Judas
1scarioi, and ali that. Nov, nv com.
uymen, here TO night il - very aeasy 10
indulge IN epHbegss Il issYerY easy q
cal g nan judas ADD cry out tEapor, but
when be Is calIed upon 10 give arguments
euo aaSssThS very oktSn LOun0 H8nttngs
Judas IScarioE Jodas! There vas . jus
dss once oneo q the tWslaa Apostles.
OBJ yes The twelve Apostle; hada Christ
MA voice, csnda Moae5 tee Greal
laughter. The twelve Apostles hsd .
Christ, aud he never could have bad
Judas ualessohe had IwateuaApOstles
f1f have played the Iudhsswho has been
my Christ that / hare played he Judas
with 2 Was il Thad. Slevepsi. Was Il
Wendell Philips4 Was It Chasfss SUM.
ner7 Kisses and ehsefs7 Are hess
the men shat acknowledgements Der
selves with The SAVIOR Of smaRsasd every
body that d Ifers with them in opinion,
and that lrY 30 stay ADD arrest their dIa.
bofical and hsfariods policy. Is Is be de.
nounced as a Judas. .1sfIHefkhfor An.
dylh and cheers 1aoshedGays whea
here we're twelve Aposls. AL when
there was q ChFltt. while there were Ju-
dases, were here dnbsfIevers rYss"1
While there were J6dasBsd aAf were
a~abeilessrS aFolessLahsHzth Three
grosns for RleIehersiil bYe4sesyes. un
believers N ChIsIs ars whapsrssculsd
aud slardered and brought HIM befom,
P0nuus Pilate. a1d pfefssfsas charges
and condemned SnP b6pH Ieo,deaih GA
the cross, 20 S1lisfy, -unka6es.y., ~