Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-09-14

Your ~usu",.al'st e1erted- an ii.
aud naturally persuasive elo a,s power
prevent. this great disgrace h.quence to
upon him' even appealing 70, .so ,vree y
I Tar 10 the streets, but all in WIN %
Furthermore, your memorialist -. .'o.-
and there, in the small.sizsd ed;s"a tnea
sa'a' compelled to tipple, drink. s ,,oss.
u swallow a certain productiso eas'e !,
Bourbon county, commonly lDos@ Of
whisky, much|y to the horror and a;.la
OF your mem"rialist and the r,s .;ssuss
and ed'tication Of the familiar psrt;s. ~
e.'d''s. the af'ble gentleman ths = ~
a"ent recurrence Of whose des;rn.t;os
insult be already wildly impres.eS n.o
'ne mind OF your honorable BODY. Y ypua
memor'aI1st would Devertneless h. ss
assoc Tue matter over as one Of til. ~:
ularlties of certain residents ~ Joc'
beautiful city, but be was comns,,:a V.s
Produce upon the counter Of the Aforesaid
t'pph"g-shop, a certain amount If c.s
rency, generally known as the lee.l ;.. u.,
Of the most perfect form Of eoysrnm.n,
Inc world ever saw ; nor vss your me-.
morfaitst permitted to depart unt,l y.
apPet'tes Of the familiar parties and ths
aHable gentleman we're fully aones.aS
evea to the introduction Of cir.r. -
tobacco. Their demands being At LENGTH
satisfied, yeur menoria!ist vas suffessd
to take bis departure, which be immed;.
ate'y put into execution With maryelon.
a'acrlty, fearing other and more vor,c;oa.
demands upon bis purse and perhaDa h;s
personal integrity.
From the facts thus yet forth. vo .,.
honorable body will realise the preat an ,
rage perpetrated upon your m~etnon.list.
and which demands at your hand, ths
NEST careful scrutiny and investigator, in
order that summary proceedings NAV At
once be Instituted against the f.m;l;.,
parties and the affabls gentleman .fort.
said, SO that they may be brought before
atr'bunal Of competent Jurisdiction and
'here compelled to answer for the oo.r.os
committed upon the purse and pereon d
your memurialist. g4sf
And, as in duty bound, be will ever
pray, &c.
NEGRO RULE At THE SourH.-Tbe Cir,
cinnati Enquirer makes the followin. re.
marks about negro rule il the Southern
States 5o
Louisiana destined to negro rple | fhA
destlnies Of the State placed in the hands
OF $4,000 plantation negroes, Just rele,,.
ed from servitude, and nearly Ill q Il.
Dorant Of the science of government q
the brutes of the field Two neeroe, ID
the next Congress from that State NJ.
gro State officers and negro local lee:lal
tors! 10 short, the white man no LONGER
rules in Louisiana. BY ) r~svoluti' .,
supported by the North, the whites have
been put under the heels Of negro major.
ity. Louisiana may not be . member II
the Southern Confederacy, but she bas
practically been annexed to Africa, md
has no longer any communion With tbs
white race, which rules tho Northern
half Of this continent. Here is one Of
the beautiful effects Of the. R.dicaI policy.
We have driven out the Confederacv.
not to take its place ourselves, but there.
in to install tue barberous and besolted
African. M
The Petty DEsPor,sx " OF GEN, Popr.
The editor Of the Savannsh Republican
says that Gen. Pope has tried to absve The
printing of the United States laws taken
from him because he denounced the Gen.
erai's press edict, and be has also urged
the Radical politicians Of Savannah to
rid themselves Of the obnoxious editor.