New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

gnpunsled Much Of tho awlnssness is also due "a a.
ncscet oi the D'hcers VI ths law"
and thanks y NgturGrn. o. o HowarA an. Bfcvot Msti
tcn EGWeid botch f9r important asslstalSc scares,
array of facts been printed, when tie Osr1oc,a..s
journals OF oar city began their accustomed cry q, ~
document" We confess 10 TIC opinion a. The T,ils
II 10 powerful campaign document, bnt moi In t,o @
performed duty, charged upon them by tie Asenyy
n an impartial manner Bnt this, any other veritj3
statement oi ho condition OF aiTs IN The south M.
necessarily be AN effective campaign docuoent n1a s1a
political lssne before the county today is fhe rjcb ~
wrong OF Reconstruction. Whatever clearly nsks
bnown TO the people Of the North that state Of soe,et
which demanded and whose continuance the NOR ~
atiies the measures adopted by Congress st be vy
hie 10 thal liy NLose victory IN the election a Grant
viii forever dstLrone this reign Of violence "'aH''
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE ST. LANDRY RIOT.
From The Newt Orleans Republican. Oct
For some time previous TO the outbreak
ieeHg ol hensS apIagonsn had existed all through lie
ter being chiefly coOred and the former e,tirely
In accordance with the advice Of ne %n'iaey % Ns1le
mOderate+ne OF h0t parties agreement was eutersd
into by the officers 0t the respective parish cnbs 80
ratified sy the parties generally that ia all OF per-
tie civil authorities, each pied 1ng the other 10
to procure fair trial In consequences Of ye, w.
political meeting held az Washington. six ,nles fro,s
OpclOHsas Wblch was publ IN Ihe IyOgress about
a a. zen Gr htcen notseaaed @ @ yohng men took it upon
retract0n Fvrs purpose they visited hlm az hs sebo
where tney committed the outrage OF Gaming bin,
so,le point during the Interview. BENTLEY sirled
tho setraction which had previously been writ
ten. The news Of the outrage spread rapidly
anG produced great excitement In many places il yss
repO.ed thai bentley had been Killed. n ohers the sddi
tOD wac made that Of his pups had also bccn klod
member " tine Republican party sereoty declarcd
in OpclOusGs that the treaty agreement between ths
parties had been broken BY tins outrage ON Beutev
aud advised calling In the people from tie plantations 10
redress the wiOngs OF their scEoOlcheg aud 10 be pre-
pared defend themselves Tho sail was sent out and
responded 20 with some aacry, but the whites soon
heard OF and at once resolved put stop 10 the rs
iug TIE plan pursued Was 10 attack the parties Of col
orel coming into town IN dctall and disaun them
In doing this they met with resistance WHEN led IA
n-uug, with the advantage invariably ia favor of Tia
whites. Ie freedmen, after having been OYcTpOWeIed
were brought ana locked Up, but there appears 10
no authenticated case Of killing afer resistance had
ceased. The young who were responsible for the
on break were arrested warrant ana bOund of
trial In ALL II j. believed that ~ Or % freedmen wes
killed IN the parish; la and near the town there aot
more than two three Killed. few white men woa
wOunded d, but none killed.
MISSOURI BOARD OF REGISTRATION TIL EAT
ESED.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 20.-The registration Of
citizens was closed In Clay County Friday last, and
the Board OF Review began their aves AZ Liberty
on Saturday but were compelled TO adjourn TO Harlem
on account of threats OF violent demonstrations by as
citizens OF Liberty.