Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-03

4 Ii by 90 doing 1t can nrine QUINN OF Hastou
lcsasure ,upou ths, people Of the South. We
present fresh instances IN support of this re-
marx. The Umicw refers to the lately report
cd troubles in Georgia, and says:
The Georgia rebels. having succeeded In suppress
ling Republican meeting at Camilla made haste to
send Geographic report calling those whom they
deliberately murdered mob. This 10 the New Or
fully reveal its character GOV. Bullock asked the
Legislature 70 call upon the President for troops 70
suppress insurrrecton and preserve the peace; but
they refused. Rebels rule riots In Georgia.
The first report of the Camilla affair was
apparently sent by the Associated Press tele-
graph reporter. and it 10 known that oil their
reporters have peculiar faculty of making
the worse appear the better cause wherein
Radicals are involved. They are oil trooly
loil. the Press reporters. But some of them
do try to leaven their political dispatches with
truth, even though they thereby cause injury
to the Radical party But in the Georgia case.
present the affair rs they would, and the wrong
and crime stood 10 the account Of the Radical
carpetbaggers. They armed the negroes,
headed tho offending party. and. despite the
entreaties and warnings Of the Sheriff, pro-
ceeded TO carry out their inceudiary designs.
They entered the town, provoked the trouble,
and inaugurated the fatal conflict. Even tho
special Dispatch to the New York Tfibaae,
sent by one Of ITS own ultra Radical reporters,
But subsequently,, 10 manufacture political
capital in favor Of the Radicals in the North.
. report came. based ON the word Of negro
who accompanied the incendiary carprt-bag-
gers' party-and who admitted that he ran
away very soon after the firing began. aud
therefore could not have seen or known all
that traaspir-d. and this report represented
the civil officers Of Camilla aud the citixrns 10
have been the originators Of the conflict The
statement Of the Sheriff. who is most likely q
Radical, evrroborai-d tho important facis
stated in Oh. iirst report. aud that Officer sa~
the affair from the inception 20 the end The
Unios rejects the 6rst report, and that by the
Sheriff. however. and accrpts tho story which |
parports % como from the negro who belonged
to the invading party aud cowardly ard when
the lighting began. IL then wanionly and cause
~ asserts that "rebcls rule riots In G-orgia-
The truth 10 that Radical rule ..iIl rnacis the
rruel. harsh dcspot In that State. aud Grncral
Meade assists the Radical ctsl "ttiIrrs supposed
m the proplc by bis military force. Tho Leg
stature 10 Radical. and only frw "rrb~l."
nav. srais in tia, body. unlrsa. likr cI-6os.
10 Brown. they are reconstructed rebels ~ho
save bccnmr the inca, a.jrrt t"ols II thr Rad.
Gals 10 Congress. II 10 the white Radical ma
ori,y 10 both HOUSES nf The Georgia L~gtsla-
are who have rxprIl-d nrgro members from
hat body. and declared pcrsons having n~gro
blood Ineligible to membership there. Aud ..
was il the Radical majority IN ,ha. body who
fot-d down th. Radical Garrrunr's demand
or militia 10 qarll disturbances 10 the State.
The idea that "rrbrls" rule in Georgia. ar in
my other Southern Stat. 10 simply Prep'.trr
'us. as every one must know wh. 10 aware oi
he iron drspotism which the Radical Cougrc..
nd Grants suprcnr Dictatorship has fastened
lpon the whole Soath.
We have not q doubt that these troubles are
'urposcly aggravated aud instigatrd by The {
RADICAL Traders in each southern State. und-r
riders from North.rn Radicals. in order that {
be cause Of Grant and Coltax may be- advanced
nd benefited IN the North. Csrpetbaggcrs
an easily excite their negro duprs to act. .f
i"lcncr and murder against the white people
{ tn. South. and if the latter. Ia defence of
heir property or lives. do harm to their assail.
nts. the Radical papers aud speakers in the /,
'ortbcrn States will totally pcrvcrt III. facts.
o ~ TO make it APPEAR that the " rebels " are
till unsubdued and defiant. and that the strong
and OF power msst be- placed upon tbem Ia
rotect the lives Of the freedmen and VI per-
pns who have gone from the North to r.sid. b
f 10 bold ofsice In the South. They will serk
D impress upon voters that unl-ss the Radical
andidatrs are elected the war will be renewed
y rebellion Of the South. and howl about sur. I
to JEFF. Davis, and against traitors
nd rebels. secession and di.union, as the scare.
rows 70 brighten men from the Democratic
rsions into their own black and foul ranks.
W. expect To hear Of riots and mobs, Of out
reaks and instructions iunumerablr, of the q
Hing Of loyal men by rebels, and all that sort
thing. throughout the South, FROM this time 3
ntil the election In November, and % do WEI