The Louisiana Democrat., 1867-05-22
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY
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pahneilen ana Swern 70, lnqthre INTO the
7. aii scH has.ets ahd thl9gs az
eane uil1ei sie'. P9nrgieW, Y .e, nave peen IN
sessioh se'erai Gays dllgently engaged,
anu woulu Deg ieaye 10 submit tue 1oiiow-
f Thep ,eRor.: ia ,L,'.ssS,.aS. .s, :1% - nts'
pA tepatA 8. t9e iiise s Pilac9
frH% f;Ss ssy tb: nSxs seea ratheq Ry iearplgg
tbat bnt fan,os;s.S .ney nave mace
hesu @ % oomm;ttaa MN n;s s;a uiahn'sguasnoe ny nave
~ S'f ronrt aT 81 saie tssI s.sstY pI
W tto " w gSeta5 lA0ra! ssohe
~ ~ " - co,ii l.lty isbSalyny ana promising
nen"usn anns % SaiIoul.te9 Ie ny many adverse n in.
aaonsoa ~ "nu IenpIeu ~ many Why's 10 act
thars..uas on 'u"m 'SIr nu So. piSJualciai M IOi
ono hom 1S VIZ 90 sonso ~ - aS.iIse ~
I CT pSillE aple w ls1aoe Cnal Ihes
a penasior u Sne ireeoltsn aillotn Gs 1Hst pas
ossn - e99a. 9, hspas aof ~ cStlec.t
io ol oolse " srs,i rSslih DHS w
eSnntensay eApIess .le GeneI snag no class 4
, peyp.e VINO nay .Deeu ,,n az Dolu
i'ss,a o a .s''lwoie, suaaeliy .iioefAeu
nav naso cver oeen smity VI as Jew ousrages
I aaiaraS iTssss asnas pseH y sIe y
coloIeo race among us; ana that nof tle
fafsS haa ssS th4s hesy yI 1a H. esSa RsaPf
e,f;su n'tu yne peel letg " Sle lncotFupt
'u nus ,hs0ino.e =: :ne,f own ha'ufe. ,, yf,,tg;,
ond e S sisiteu ~ sne Jh, ol sne Larlsa
sana~ @ %h;4H SnS s~a hYaait 10y .3ana
eSsoa WHO anu nse e,acA, ihem , colllnea
no had aJI ,aa vn0nsIs ln1a irlaon
4Io o. n. uoon .oonnsay aenuu' 4a anu
o..o i.YSlsll ". as oteal ~ qlych enS "
g%nisvahces' .m Iney coutl pl9paoly ~ kePt.
no tool ~ quo ~ soSH IsS s'oi ypoup,SSaaa W
tns tne DiacAs appeaieu " pe preCty weiI yen-
Una .,a'ed ed,n ala et1etS S4 WIZ lyss bsscep'iGie
ssaa I ~ - .nS Pposs'o :ooa, Ely
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IVY, Mo niso on'oioa Iuo iooni i,oni gno passage
Inc oaor was slcsehaeg sls @ an9 stinlng; and 1t
was z monaea ~ us noW Isae Ie.
oIsu e,e..is SUN an soMospaete i9r oYel
Sad of s;oinosa % @ yo T%a 40 s'ra,eu vn
anO DeI VI h sioAuess au .ne s.aa. aPeletsies IN
MaiAo s w nuo ~ "t. 9 lieicy E VI llesn
aaruallu ALE sne only lemeuy .nao presents
woW window IN fni an nay 9na pa, ;nths rar sna ~
olo - enT W, leal ~ e,.s
ioohi, nniueuaa!ely oppoSlyo." 1ney swouM
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so - as nQe tSnaAe Wy toyl ies
sa.e Illan a0 pleSonI ane ouIe: pui1Gluss 5n
ao.agnou ao4sa ooS;.;au III uso su DID ~ III hpi,
l"Ueus Aoi,Vei iatoluS one all
lot Is almost tentireiy goae apG this jury
Sn.nh ~ It one ua.y VI Sno pie @ 1uay 70
nave tne altera1lons % anu repairs suggested
liaue aI g eaIty : uay as p.aoti!c1asIi pai s. rpE
.1,. ~ lil usgaIn " tle pupI Iuaus .! .ne
isn que jury couiu geV puC n':ie II any n-
ioilAaDipia lnt ;1 an SleS hnomr =, whas aha @
Enn tvmo un so sSera, % r"la H. goaJs hsnF F "
haa on ,xo,a nS H onu i a"so conSe mv'
oeen "UlAsp - ry Ill al, anh hls 01nsI1 81,
a,o 4ha+ Celia Jau ha.o a.,
Sno oe. ~ .t'1S ~ vt1 TTyh;s lfx ~
haa peioiou aneos 4s euss uuyS ~ -ns ahoaas
has altsen ~ iapy cases ilo IIe c!laIggs
ecndluon oi Cne hegio' ehe nEn.cui.lFaslsal
Oh lasge ClssS's s " saaa, @ ana sno % a:S.. u
Ken uomn f anu 4ho par;S,' l.sau
pui .ionS y. M vnJ ;a;ua1 S @ a "D o., ~ poH, ~
pie arc 40 .I. mu.n .n S ae, .oneN "Ao !N ~
make p1esenynlgThhss hssn .y - Hynulos To WI,
aan oae tbos thew Will not ac} nnIass theu
a,a forced Y' ''7es !" - Nv NV N''N''' '''N'
The :Jnrv has had under careful consid.
Grafton. thaN chatgas 6 mentioned ~ the
/ Court as having Reen bronoht Inv Judop
Cooleu "a saa;nst. Shsriff 4ndreWs. iar ,oress
nss1est 81 drtv Nc. and beu tn yancrt ms
follows:
.Jndoe Cooley, in hisex animation haforrs
| the Conpressional Committee. anpo;nted to
investigate the crcu,itAstan iA Il ees t6at caused
tho New Orleans riot in .Jnlv last-in an.
sxe1. I s tn the n1Iestion :" Where offences are m
Committed under circumstances involving
nolitical feelings or preindice.I. s,ich} as 8
crime committed nv q sscessionist aoainsi
a. HMM man hec,nsa ha, iaaI TIniSn man
can Inrv he fSnnnd Tnf1 IL convict On that sorI
Of, oase,i said tfno.I DO not think yos
] cnS,stances Han i ia ftiish GOES ioa to statf
: that a man nv. the name, Of Hays chad
been shot and killed in Alexandria entirely
on account of his Uni0r, FEELINGS hat TIL
case was nendinp when he came, Here. thaI
Ea I tr;ad b;s hest fo br;nu him totr;al-tha,
in in fact iii he iIad not besn arrested, thougi
tha cffence had been committcdsix month.
1no G.- Tn onswar Ia ornthor ornstior
piesiouS; e M Hes ~ sshys,InIyr aysII aruosto;;
nL ae says SnaO sno man "as n @SeSo. w..
.nl4nt sGake ~ le "saspeGiebs nt;i o ua
op;Isred Orsis slI byt the jadre4o sVrina lin IN
dnce @ y leifnes.es E a. fSr 4hel ,StataT IA ThE @ffSn
Sheriff heyer would find witnesses to con
Wet f66x nan. altHodahI thsWifved,withi,
fontarsjsys hundred wards of the Cour
HnnseI
Now. the :tury considering the charge
mentioned against; the Sheriff of a YER,
crave and Asfions .f,atEI,rs, xE d and which. i