New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10

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their homes. and thew Obey this eeemingl,
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- mfo fbe esrde1n f5S{lf{F d the pr0fesc
/. ton Of the police, who are there in numbers
-; ase nj once get mon and insulted b,
fbaf selfsau>., noliee and driven off. Should
one of ~ a{trcatcd Israelites dare to de
fend hirnself this serves at once as an exeusI
6or ta,e guardians of the peace to drag him
ont by the hair of the head. amid the hur
rahs az the students: and Thus it has beeu
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' S;n.s WI, ,h.t acna sion no. . dax had nassed
an which come f,esh acf If heraism had mt
been performed by the students. But that
Is not all; for every one who comes in con-
y
merely the instruments of others, and that
their persecution OF the Jews Is not a selfish
object of their own.
On May 70, about seven o'clock in the at
ernoon, a great NOISE was suddenly heard
rom quarter OF the city that Is thickiy
with Jews. The students had
zone thlther, had dashed III the windows,
'roken down the doors, beaten men and
women, and had not spared even Old people
md children. About thirty guards, under
Inc command OF an officer, went thlther, but
'eat the same process IN other streets. 1hey
!alted in front OF the open shop OF confec-
Toner. Lower down IN the street stood
bout nfty guards, the freieet OF fohce, ana
everal agents. One OF the rlngleaders OF
he mob stood arm IN arm with the com
handing ofncer OF the detachment. A Jew
Tho changed to pass received such a blow
nth cudgei on the head from that he fell
. the ground, and had to be carried away,
'h1le the gllarus, as though by word or 4
set up shout OF laughter, and |
'om the group OF students there came a |
nging ..bravo.--and so the affair was |
lowed to pass. The writer was eyewitness |
!, this scene.
The .Iexris,, res;.leuts were of course in
no oraatast. axn;tn,nant A. f;rst tbev
- "a -. ~. ...'.n,,'a,. III 80 i.,t a,
,.ar., ,,o;n. ,vhe,s ~, 'n.,ras tl,rsc Of them
,,,,ea,.nd +on.thar i, one aro,,n tbev were
;Sp,,srseJ H., ,I'a ,,o,;a. II ,ras only, an tl,e
I liz, II .;,.s;.p ,.,;.la. tha. ahn,,; t,,.,,
srls s,,a".aJn, ~ satt;n .. " ."na.h "rs
r. nrevent S;liaae Yet hardly
~ ~. p.,.e..t ,.,,ao,ii, e.. - ia ar
~ 5na aece "e t,n' az aE are u h .l1is ere
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I wI"," "- were SaJ,v wa,mded The re-.
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! ,,. st"rw.d Tic s,"den,n bnrleJ St"nes
TIC ,v;nJ"rs hrota IN tho ra;I;naS anJ
Va doors and Inrst;no into the JwcI,;mgs
! ,be ,IawS heat ave,.r Ex;no creatmre that
,ev fo,,nd inside most cr5eliy and do.
roved eyervthing they cmId law their
a,,as u,on Na;tIer 1ss entrnat;aa ' of tha
nr 1h. heartrend;no r,.es nf the cbildren
,t,;cej to restrain them
There is NOT a house that they succeeded
entering wheIe blood was NOT shed The
ounded count Inv hundreds. - - ="
And what did fbe nolice do AGAINST all
,isl Nofl,ino.- They made things worse
IAN If they had done nothinp- Had they
IT interfered mt ali. the Jews. who are here
ore numerous than the Christians. could
I'VE defended Themselves. But this is
1nething that ought not TO happen where
ere is a good police.
The Jews were driven into their houses,
here they could be attacked separately
Id he ruthlessly and bloodthirstily as
ulted.
1t is trne that the police did make a pre-
nee of following the Jew hunters, but not
le of the latter was arrested, although the
,mbcr of, the agents and guards greatly
,ceeded that of the rioters. On the con
ary. it seems as though the police and SOL
ers were there only ms much as to say, by
cir hardness that the rioters had plenty
time. and could easily draw off into
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