New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

rt,r rSs1,RRECTIoN THAT DID NOT COME OFF.
great many Southern papers, for some
weeks before Christmas prOphesied that there would De
genera uprising Of the negroes on that day. ana war
of races was certain to begin. The day came and went
,d was undeniaby most orderly and harmless Christ
~ over known in that portion of the country. The in
diarv editors were disguised, il not disappointed, and
one of them dn The Montgomery Noi ventiates his cha
grin as follows Observe that the sole proyocaOn Is the
norade At the United States headquarters OF company
of regular troops Nobody was hurt nobody was Isht-
ened unless It was the editor OF The MaH;
Tbousands of negroes have conGregated in this city
aurips fine last few days On Christmas Day they ap-
peared to have the town in sling and aaea oy Two
~ tsTee CARPET baggers, and under the sanction and
cou2enance Of Gen. swayne, who was sent here as -
military officer and not ior te ruPOse ~ IL Fary in
tSe morning, drum and fife paraded the streets Ioi-
lowed by hundreds OF negroes wno % "ere yT 9Th %
they came i'm contact Later in the DAY the negro MIL
tary company with nashy nno1m All S sreets and
carrying i'm their wake hundreds OF negroes tne ivy
Go1no the innocent Christmas pastlme of firing
crackers in the streets yet ts negro ntaIS
anttd hn by firing of their muskets by platoOns 70
he del ght OF wayne but to the terror OF the women anu
intervals and formed the neuclus Of Radical
political asemblage within short distance OF neauquaI
Se,veTSd 4 negro Sneaker said: The Radicals cOuld
hio the Conservatives at the baiotbox OF with the mus
s reported TO have said in his speech TO the
negroes: THAT would soon have IN TINS otate an
armed militia, which would keep the white men IN SUP,
ieetion 10 RADICAL authority Here the excitement and
whisky a1 high dRsr s se ead gegr9 aySg
on Rebels? ANewYoTk merchant Viewing wnaI nS woS ~
the Norh could witness what have In Montgomery 70
day The above are only few OF the lhcdents Oh tne
day which we publish IN order TO show what We are com
n TO under the bayonet and negro rule OF such Radicals
as Pope and swayne'
A GENTLEMANLY PARAGRAPH.
The Louisville Journal, some time famous fol-
the brilliant wit Of ITS editorial columns INDUCES in thi
ning at the "nigger"
negro talked tie dag The Alabama Contention about h
Latin tssgue" black rascal ni tus the erence between IL
Latin tongue and befoBgae lie no doubt thinks that 'Onsh
We regret 70 know, from reading that such un
dgned and unjust items common in the column
Of Journals that certainly clam to he respectable an'
hgl-toned. II was said OF John Randolph that his ha
tired OF protective tariff strong that he woud
half a mile out Of his path to kick sheep for weariD
wool This present TRADE Of high and low abuse OF
humble class is of the same sort.
PARADISE IN KENTUCKY.
We find in the Louisville papers dOcumen
addressed TO the gsatnre OF Kentucky over the sigma
picture Of life aud morals not part rcuary eTedtabe
any fairly civilized community. The main points Ar
That we solemny protest against licensing houses
ilfaTne and gambling establishments, being wholly vi
willing TO sell for trflug revenue the principle that IL
keeping OF such establishnents wrongful and nlqtou
ISdrst ~ rsbng persOhs who Would sSrn
from the cardtable or diceDox and in nnictng unto
osses upon unsuspectinR employers creditors an
families of the dupes, and naly m fostering spirit
law trust D luck ncom patibe with republican vrtu
that therefore, deem the duty Of our legislature
eIfioguish and the nuisance II II should have 70
done by buying up with money out of the treasury Il
unexpred charters heretofore imRoyidently granted
are continually inveigled into the houses OF u
fame Of Louisville. by men and women who see
gain by their ruin That this is done under the very ey
81 our police who do not interfere, having under exstI
laws no power 10 do That our opinion the invegi
OF any girl under age 70 life OF prostitution should
made felony, punishable with imprisonment in the per
entary that power should be given to the police To
move such girls by summary process from such houses
Ali cases where force or craft was used III bringing he
thithcr go ,,, .,
gambling bells arc carried Oh n the center " DusiDeS