New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20
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tbi. hg tenders the hat to its Camp
Der temporary.
s sas s4henting on what that journal said
beechers clerical it was intimated
e. icy had been misrepresented; that
rpvl Representations, ridiculous as they
be better informed, might be re-
=. IS truths by Glars of readers al
sNnhnder the bias ofignorance or preju-
] d "a Id that they might do hahn, even to
Hose prejudices they fattered, rather
GOD. But it was not even limited
II be cloth" sis entitled to forbearance
- sect, no matter what iniquities or
= g it aims to coAceal;" at least,
MI sentiment is apparent to
' nS' ihded, unimaginative Bag on
NJ. of its remarks; nor was
. Ii far as can be discovered, any
for "plundering too confidiDg
iii the name of the Master" or
sSnt of the sanity character Of
,,n suggestion that "the lack of a
, ,E X probation of the distinguished
ocHI Ibis saint, furnish the principal
1,v 10 10 proper understanding be-
rlsan N9eth and South"
~ d man of straw is to be suddenly
h be as suddenly kicked over. what
NNE sa gift is lively, fertile magma
F
leiel aspect the Bag owns to beat,
dad beat" at that.
elegraphie friends of Mr.. johnson
sleEmined to write him down an ass
9 So opportunity. Will nobody save
Es 10 these people?
onrs ring to the recent destruction Of
I'd steamboat in Arkansas, the dis
Isay:
ident Johnson is reported as having
LAvheh the matter was presented to
str ~ q the parties had contemplated
lou,, rem stance they would not have de-
EN ne arms and ammunition on the
4N words, when an armed party
''AD eteamboat and throw its cargo
mim river they "do not contemplate
'st q distance to law, because-they
NEW the arms which had been pur-
n, Ief the State of Arkansas. They
ELoB Ne arms they need themselves,
exas froy those of the State and yet
;.i Do contemplate armed resistance
tnfe Government.
by!
JA1 E|1t as curiosity the following ex-
ON the speech of Mr.. Pratt, of Clai-
Democratic member of the Lou
A 90 "a stature, from the report of the
Il RAJ r.. Northern mudsillsn is good,
have dim idea that we have heard
- before.
BARS ago the people of the South,
r ~ pg through a struggle in which
L L ayed an endurance that reflects
ct d. POD the character of the American
=, unwillingly laid down their arms
No selged the promise of the Govern
. rough the General of our Armies"
should live beneath the protect
pf the Union, and be entitled
Ae inalienable rights guaranteed
New american citizen; but no sooner
adj, landed his "Damacus blade to
IAN the plighted faith Of the ma
. 1foken, and the South subjected
TIA 4aItion more degrading than war
SKI. ted upon conquered province
worst despotisms of Europe.
around, sirs, and what do we see.
nth a mpdsills filling the most exalted
ftrnst and profit. Ignorance and
l1e@ d heir feet upon the necks Of intel
snQ virtue. The wealth Of the
D.. aeea at the mercy OF a Legislature,
- +ltF Of whose members do not own
led Worth of property or payEa cent
nov md the people have submitted.
i II, ~, on the top Of this it is pro-
-, .lothe Hugh j. Campbell and
N with legislative authority to
West .@ether tissue Of falsehoods to be
DJ he State.
n sable that Mr.. Pratt does not de-
N Il, ~ The recent occurrences in st.
n md -. Mary investigated?
'RRdshdl on Carondelet, land who has
! o1 T lienA, and possibly an ''uncle,"
in at ~ be interested in the following
i t6s v NV York correspondent of the
Tered III poOi.
Of ton 0o'' ..lr
Ieyers E.1 one peculiar featura of AL,