New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01

A Rcmnrhab Qulet-Compliment to
GeaeraI Dudley-CoIored Democratic
CIubs-The stewart aEisereants to be
Sent 20 VicksbuFx for Trial
HArCHEz, Miss, August %, 1865.
Natchez has been remarkably quiet fol
come time back-no loyal Republican as
saulted or assassinated, no Loyal League1
tarred ,feathered or shot at in the dark, which
speaks loud in praise of the commander Of
the post, General Dudley. By the indie
fatigable discharge Of his duty as an Off
Ger and as citizen, he has won the admi-
ration and esteem Of all good loyal citizens.
The rebel Democracy are very DESTROYS
OF organizing colored Democratic clubs,
hut they have no desire to admit them to
full fellowship with them in any OF their
white mems political organizations. They
want the clubs to be separate aud distinct.
But the colored Democrats can't see it, ex-
cept such renegade niggers as Fitzhugh
willis Douglass, Foley, and Israel Jones.
Old Israel Is all right. He has three
penny insurance policy in his pocket, the
gill Of Northern Copperheads and rebel
Democrats, as reward for his apostaey,
Old Israel says he don't care id lie
is all right, policy and all. He says
Democracy may furnish Life Insurance
policies, but it will not buy tenderloin steaks
in the market. The policy man is Of
foreign persuasion and he cuts a big figure
among bar-room loafers and democratic
niggers. He is true follower Of Frank
Blair's preferences as announced by him
in his Indianapolis speech.
The Last heard OF him was that he
called some time since in great hurry at
the office of one of our bounty agents and
requested the loan Of an X for a few mo
ments, the gentleman handed the amount
to him; days, weeks and monshs rolled
round, but the bounty agent heard nothing
Of his ten dollars, nor did he get sight of
the much abused young man until few
days since he met him face to face in the
street; the gentleman at once demanded
the return of his money. Fitzhugh most
sslemnly promised that if the money was
not paid by a certain specified time he
might have his, (Fitzbugh's,) head for a
foot ball. The time specified has expired
several days since, and the gentleman is
momentarily expecting that the head will
come rolling into his Office ready for the
use to which it is duly pledged by the
owner.
n COlOreu OemOCrhIC CluD, COnpO5eu Ol
Fitzhugh, Douglass, Foley, Jones, and one
or two other worthless niggers, would add
greatly to the strength of the Democratic
party in Mississippi, and as the Democrats
are recommending the sending of speakers
North to enlighten their Copperhead breth-
rem in regard to the ontrsges and the will
full assassinations perpetrated on the inno-
cent rebel Democrats by Yankee carpet
l. H.. ss.I Do
icans, without cause OF provocation,
would advise them to make provision for
these bright lights ofe democracy, and
send them on crusade North. No doubt
they would receive hearty welcome from
Blair if they would go to Missouri, from
Vallandigham, if they should visit Ohio,
and from Seymour himself if they should
visit him in New York.
learn from reliable source that the
parties arrested in connection with the
Stewart affair are ordered to be sent to
Vicksburg to be tried by a military COM
mission. J. N. o.