Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27

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his slN isagh,rrs and murieFri
ihyir uiia prins, The next morning
Massachusetts, clergyman, over
four scnrc yuars age, ls arrested
Tor attempted violation ~ female
i.,nscenco, The next, a Now York
hth,r falls with murlerOus intent
upon a sooundrel who hal sedueed
h.. daughter and then attempted a
procure her death by poison, ~
shield himself The next, a prom,
inonl aud influential citizen OF Iii,
nnis i waylaii upon the street aud
bruially beaten n death for my
dollars. The next youthful bride
perishrs by the hands OF All assassin
IN order 20 defend her assaulted
honor. DO the records " crime ia
the Southern States exhibit such
evidences Of brutality and depra,
yily AZ their recital oi crime ia the
North presenlsg Yet the Repre-,
sentatiyes ia Congress from the
communities where these terrible
crimes were committed, voted for
al infamous bill TO snpprsss social
Disorders in the South. Well would
the rc,aark of the Savior apply,
when u lot of Pharisees were de-
manding that a poor. offending wo'
mnu should be stoned 10 death, "l.el
him that Is without sin cast the first
stone" liut peaceful Us the south
now IL. and rs the Radicals confess,
che will not be permitted 10 enjoy
this rep0se. Al tho proper time
the Islander mills will DO put in op.
perslion aud Ku.Klux outrnges will
he manufactured TO order. Grant
that he cannot 10 reelected with.
out impressing the fanatics Of the
North that the Ku.Klux are mur.
doring truly loyal men in the South,
whiic attempting 10 inaugurate u
now rebellion and whenever the
exgienry requires the falsehood the
Radical papers will represent the
South as swarming with ku-klux,
and loyal men M hanging up rs
plentiful rs hogs during slaughter
time.
The Burlington (lowa) Gazette
records recent Ku.Klux outrage
in Radical Iowa as follows:
"IIung 10 the heavens with black,
for the vengcful men, tho Ku-Klux,
are upon us, and what 10 worse,
they are of ourselves. They made
their appearance n short time since
at the house of Mr.. Close, in Flint
River township, in Des Moines
county. and within six miles of tho
law.abiding city Of Burlington,
These frightiul men, not having the
fear of tho law before thir eyes forci-
bly, abducted from the house of Mr..
Close, one---Pcterson, Esq, upon
whom they inflicted great bodily
injury by severe blows and ducking
him many times in water course
near by, at the imminent peril of
his life. Mr.. Peterson, VIC are in
formed, is an intelligent and respec-
table mechanic, wagon maker by
trade, and highly esteemed in the
neirhbordood. This lawlcss attack
on Mr.. Peterson was made between
the hours of midnight and daylight.
Ills assailants were all disguised,
their faces blackcned, and they
wearing the costume of Indians.
We state facts derived from old and
upright citizens residing in the
vicinity of the outrage, and we do.
mand that the State authorities of
Iowa call upon President Grant for
detachment of troops, to be sent
for the protection of our citizens re-
siding in Flint River township.
Grant may hesitate to comply with
the requisition, because the sufferers
in these cases are white men, and
soldiers are net needed in Iowa, at
least in order to secure the vote Of
the State for the Radicals"