New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
cURIosITIES or RECONSTRUCTION

SLRIDhJIIEO UT HBLOHpIhON
We ore clod 70 hear such fine report from Mobile,
Ala. which must be place of greater love and good
will than we had supposed if The Tribune of Mobile
aforesaid tells the truth On the 18th and 10th inst
thcTo was no business worthy Of paragraph in
the Magistrates Court" The newspaper says, plain
lively: "Unless the people violate tho laws little
more there will be no use for Justices Of the Peace
We hail this as cheering evidence Of tho excellent
influence Of the Abolition Of Slavery, which 1t was
predicted, would bring great crop Of crimes and
misdemeanOrs with it.
But in some of the late saveholdingregions things
arc not so peaceful. Lately, in the vicinity OF
Eureka, Miss horribly was murdered an old negress
by one Baker, he previously telling her that he
should do so. because she had reported some o. the
family "as Ku-Klux.p Then he killed her in way
30 barbarous that we don't like TO give the details
This" Gays The NeiGi0A (Niiss] Gazette. us the
fifth killing that has occurred IN PaDola COuniy
within sixty days" Rather an exciting county TO
live in. and nice place to die in If you want to die
And yet We find this same Meridian Gazette howl
ing sagogely at what ID calls "social equality"
Negroes, it seems, are not fit for White men TO i've
with md therefore it is just that the Black men
should be slaughtered by the Whites. Upon this
point, The Gazette is very explicit, and quotes the
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with much approval: Eagles will not consort with
bnzzagds. nor hawks with crows'-an illustration
hghIy forcibe, only we are not sure Of the scen-
tiGe fact as we could wish TO be. "Horses,' ADDS
The Etomiaer. "wli not associate with asses"
Which, in this case, are 1.-The horses" and which
the asses 81 We don't ask in respect 70 the writer
in the California paper. That's point on winch Ne
have no doubt.
The atlanta fGa) TateVgercer has very praise
worthy article on the Ku-kluX klans, III Wlhch Ii
proporly calls for their suppression; but 1t - great
= ile canning 10 this conclusion, and gives long lot
of history about the Eeusnian Mysteries, the
Esscncs. the Holy Ychne, the Free Masons, &c. &c
TO which we have only to object that such comparisons
ara too GOOD for this pack of marauders ana muIuer
ers. Tie Bone Commercial, on the lin, appears 10
its friends who have any connection WIN secret OF
CARNATIONS to remain perfectly quiet FOR me Fe@"l,
because moving VIII only help the RepubhcanS III
the future we suppose, the lonicides and buTnlhgS
viii be renewed
The absurd person who writes novels under the
pane of Ouda.' in London, lives at LangbalnS
Uote there and her real name is said to be Miss DE
La Ranie and she told Southern visitor that she
considered the Southemer5 the true aIistocrats OF
the GARTH She IS 40 years DID, and spoke in terms
ri hearty, admiration" Of Gen. BTcckenride--at least
. ocrresuoudent of The SdcdVn0h Ners saysso
lie Cka}Csi0a Is. c. Daily Eepu5'cGR records a
thrilling instance Of unreconstluced playfnineSs'
In Lcriqgton. two men, while riding past the Boozer
S,hool-house fred each q shot into the house, one
shot going through the window and grazing the head
Of one # the pupils. When men do such things "a
these. the an, hories should At least take measures
70 improve the state Lun3t.c Asylum IN Columbus
The counties are in arrear4 to this institution TO the
extent cf $4,000 and but for the kindness OF "1e"
merchants the institution would have been closed
thing greatlyto be deprecated, when so many luna
ties are at large there already.
An editorial in The Lille PocI tArk) Pff4JHraH
oner in tie following noble style: Brother Praise
Goo Bare-B ues Reverend u Dr. BROOKS, waswont to
charge that Gov Clayton was about 10 sell Out The
Republican party and the most beautiful periods In
the Reverend % buncombc's chaste % oratorcai
efforts were usually rounded off with tho thrilling
assertion that Gov. Clayton may sell u.s. ie the
Republican party. Int thanl, Cd He CAN'T DE-
LIVER THE PRO UHTY." There is a great deal Of
this stuff in the paper which IS credilablo 20 no
journal. be H. emo " Democratic" or Republican.
Very great Is the use OF the English language IN
Elrnq'5a Mo.l CGucasiGa. 1t got recently into
somewhat of passion abon the National Debt, AMI
L.o;e out alar1ningy a. follows: Whimper 10 more
over The the hapless victims Of old world tyranny
Cease your idiotic snulng over Austrian, Turkish,
OF barbaric thGaIldom." DRY up the fountains
this beautiful writer went on to say Of saline IT,
cUbriousneSs. which have been wont to Jsh over
the wrongs Of the dOUn-tToddcn HIbernan. Gaze
and gaze astouuJed, hon.iiod, Indignant upon the
gigantic evidence of your own easlaTemeIt' Iu-
initiation, ruin, and shameP