The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-07-11

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:, a,n, wh Il =. 70 its wpirlt. T saw ~
, nro1'o rocl- to and fro hnY7,;lv as i 81
" AL nv,r ,In s;I, .
~ Snakrs are scorco now in tI;s nor.
! c,r thpr. isn't = man IN OnnnnelonI a..
~ does M. vaoo war o,,';n..t th.r, or
? wg,arn thcrn wos onn urt,}.r th.n n,".
arn scores now
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The conduct of .l,n vo~ions m;1ito,.
commanders in the Son,h with -, e..
hichIv honorable executions n,,,.. l.,,
, satisfied ,tlectinr minJ, Of ,lr o.,.ro
uniitncss Of military men for tho ,crfor
nance Of civil duties, and wa j, h,,;,iva ~,
more malicious Of these commanlnr,
themst Ives dpprccatc their aI,i~nmont
to the exercise. Of such duties
Of all tine commander, who bavo nv.
crciscd power Under the Drcon.tr,,ct;or
laws only three have manifested thr nos.
session Tf qualities fttinr tLcn for ~.
difficult duty these laws imncsrd nnnu
them. The remainder have NOT cxh;L;t.
cd anv capacity for government ontv;Ia
of the line of their Professional scrv;rn,
and some of them have cxh;h;to1 . toms
Der incompatjbIe with the snrns,sf,,l n(.r
t,rnancn Of q Iutv wh;ob rao,,mns '", ,,,,h pui
t,ct ,,urb wisdom ,nI ,nnl.1, E c9.I'"n '"o'
,,co c,r Sohor,1I u..;n"J '0' 'e"' -
co,nm,nJ in V;r1;n;, ra,,rot,,I ''l,, H.. 'atn ar
no,t;nS co ;n,nort;,i auj o'; 10y" ~ '',
h~on h;s ,oanim.n,,nt ~ ~ Oo,..' ot,.: ''' nav. '''u
S,nt, Con IIorcav7, n.,s. ,''t' ~ .'' 'n"'
natn ., Gon Sc}oG.}d ttv ''I' EI'.o,;. 80 w. u" r.
L;s sc"ti,nnn+. tnv..rIH +Lnla,, ''''}S }, "a
nor,.,In nrL;r n;,.uat nI -" .'s'':.''
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nrra;I;.nJ n,;r1 n,,, ,,, ,;"e'' - 0"' ~
ccs.ion h,, Con ITorooaI, or ,,,aa s.'> tL w.
Qualifications which oo 70 m.i-a e,a
ccssfnl rnlnr U;t ,nortI" ~ en- u ,'', s".
shon]Jors vr~tl- =, ', ,,'nav :. =" 1Po" T
Buchanan 1nr;,',r tSo hr;"f ror:o1 =" I", ln
has haiJ comr,an1 IN tl;, n;..';nt o Lo m
cxhibit.d nnaI;,;ns tast;f;n. [' ~ H. ~: ,,, n"
drncc indrnent and ;,nSor, ;,rtn ~ 49,, =, tEn
nprforHanco a dnt;as v,P;a' ',''t ~ H., (.' -.
cood;nn1v onno,.;nn - aoll;'s ''.'''' ~ ~
G.n j,onLv;s oon,I,,a+ ~ Ca.., co
lima, we must confrss Eos d;sonnn;r.oI
those who had formpi q f,vorabtin nnin
ion Of hin, from his administrator II ,4
fairs when in command cf this District |
In South Carolina Gen. Canhv has per-
formed acts Which even Gen. Sheridan
never dreamed of. He has disuIavrd
there a temper, of which his cou,1uct in
Louisiana had given no indication. It
is said that it is because the pro1Ie Of
Charleston refused to bend the knee to
him. Gen. Canby rules them with an
iron Of rod
Gen. Meade's administrator in Gcor-
cia has been most tyrann;ca] and W,
have been unable to account for the an
parent obIiviousncss of the President t to
his lavless behavior. Ger. Meade who
was appointed by the President as .
man, has unhesi atiOc]v
performed acts Of dcspotic and ;rr4snoH-
sibIe authority which no other common-
der has attempted, not even Cen. shcri-
dan, who was an ayowed Radical 9f an
type
Con NcDouoT ,lo
ed bv the President os . a. Cnnsn,r 'nS "ppo'r' ;n
officer, has sjrna)ize1 his admins; .tr't;on r'tno
n Mississinpi by an oct s;,n;l,r j., olor o1'U
,cter to those which h,vn m,Io MnaIo
% obnoxious in Goo,o;, IV;tbont WIZ ,,'"'u "nu
,nparent cause ho renorod 4 C"vSr',n, :'o"' "ny
fiumphrevs from the Evoout;ro ool oho;r "nt nf
hot S+,ts ,n1 NJ. I11s1.o 80 o'','.i . o'