The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

forever damned In the estimation OF all good and
peaceable citizens
MODEL FOR SOUTHERN EDITORS.
Instead OF blowing oil waste steam In this way
to give people the idea that they have something
worth telling, let them publish the dispatches just
as they get them, or even alter word or two az IN
the f0lOwing-
From the Boston Traveller, March 25.l
A despatch from North Carolina gives rnmors that
The Lowery gang have shot the captured NEW YORK
From the Titusville Morning Herald, March cal
HERALD CORRESPONDENT SHOT,
that the Lowery gang have shot the HERALD corre-
spondent
MINNESOTA HEARD FROM. -.
The party philosophy OF o man who writes tor
half the people ana necessarily looks things with
one eye is herein below beautifully depicted. He
admres enterprise (wise maniJ but cannot resist
finding an argument foe his favorte Ku Klux. He
does not, perhaps, know that the tnvinctbe empire
anticipated him long ago and murdered Make"
Saunderson aud Ben Betha, because they were ur.
armed and did not belong to the Lowery gang.
From the st. Paul lMinn., Pioneer-democratic-
THE HERALD CORRESPONDENT AND THE LOwEEr
GANG.
II Is wonderful into what strange predicaments a
newspaper man VIII sometimes wander in the pur
suit OF his calling. The NEW YORK HERALD
oSe are IL fate q ne Mr. a''
OF their correspondents who was senG
70 interview the aowery outlaws IN North Carolina
and at last accounts were employing HIM to carry
their superiuous arms and perform other exercises
exceedingly divertlng to the journalistic mind. The
doings OF this gang OF halI-Dreed negroes and Ina
dians-radicals to man-constltute highly enter
tanning episode In the history OF carpetbag governs
ment For eight years they have practically ruled
wide area OF country perpetrang sooner,ss 70 the
least eighteen or the first citizens OF Robe
son county under circumstances OF the
emerge from their places Of conceaIment III
the swamp ,, to shoot . down some promi.
Of MS family the
radical government OF North Carolina suffers this
the state the staple cement e 81 the Republicans
party in the South Is said to taclty ENCOURAGE their
the that has BEEN raised ove K Kuxsm
It not little remarkable that these radical robbers
S SS an are y 70 SSn Sa,
whites, SUFFERING under such fearful infections AMI
hopeless Of justice at either the hands OF the execu
tive or Legislature, shOald occasionally be gOaded
into summary and severe retaliation Possibly this
will account for most of the X. X. X. outrages We
at 1t, what lovely thing The Grant carpet-bav,
policy has oeen for that unhappy sectionl
Another news gatherer must be apDlauded. He
is incredulous; so was Thomas Didymus. Let him
read the HERALD for the startling continuation Of
the story, and give his readers something out Of
pabulum.
TO DE CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT
From the Troy IN. W Wing March 2d.I
Inc HERALD correspondent who has been Tor some
time past among the Lowery outlaws in the swamps
OF North Carolina mas created quite sensation by
that have been promulgated as TO MS probable late.
lt was the correspondents intention to leave them
Yesterday, but on Saturday Mrs, Lowery. at whose
CABIN he was stopping, appeared at the depot at
Moss Neck, and stated to messenger OF the HERALD
the following
Here follows an interesting despatch copied from
the HERALD " then adds
despatch In this connection, dated Saturday
evening" ut Wilmington states that there Is a report
extensively circulated that the correspondent has
zens IL not mentioned. This whole story published
IRON from day to day IN me HERALD reads like first
sides 1t Is Ito be continued"
Here Is a cynic-a Georgian cynic. Some show
man would probably pay good round price for him
II his brother from Tarboro', who ''smiles with
pity" could be brought North and exhibited. 1t IL
more than d0ubter; 1t is O scOner; ana we hope
that before he thinks Of leaving this transitory
sphere he Will have time TO pray. We lave not
killed our correspondent; he Is free man to-day.
[From the Savannah Daily Advertiser, March 23.I
THE LATEST HERALD HUMBUG
The public nave been RECALLED at length by the
nonsensSa adventures OF the NEW YORK HERDS
Africa and now they are called upon to pelieve an
other story involving the safety Of wandering Boz
w
special correspondent OF The HERALD, deliber-
ately placed himself IN the clutches of the LOwery
them 10 cOndde their secrets to his padlockel
bosom for the sole benefit of the enterprlsing
Gotham daily, The last number Of the HERALD
contains two columns and more OF sensational bosn
pretending to give particulars or this adventurous
9uilldryer's experience amid the outlaws, VINO,
1t IS said by the HERALD, hold HIM prisoner and
have threatened to Kill him. IL Is amusing to read
the HERALD's complacent buncomDe ABOUT the
strong probabilities OF this correspondents death
AT the hands OF his captors, as If the lie
ing compared with the necessities OF that
one word Of truth in q" this ST. business ' but a
was lnaugurated as dodge to advertise the pro-
gressiveness OF the HERALD Is doubtless fact. We
adopt to get rid OF It's correspondent 1t killed OH
Its African explorer, and Will do the same for Hem
derson, who certainly must be disposed Of In some
lie NJ present makes good sensation but ir
won't DO to let him live too long.
BAD AUTHORITY.
From the Raleigh IN o. Sentinel, March 25,1
THE OUTLAws.-The latest news from Robson
county may be found IN the following paragraphs,
which we clip from The RObesOaan:-
mors and reports that have been circulation the
past ten or twelve days having in measure subsidized the
state Of things in scuidecwn - ''''"'" inc "u'
Henry Berry Lowery drowned or killed by himself
him the largest share the proceeds the robbery
SAFE BOSS strong Is no. dead put badly wounded
follow their chief. -' VS.
The report that Henderson, the so-called NEW
and is being pursued by q constable's posse is
not true. He went to LumbertOn on Wednesday
last and lett on the train the next day without
molestatl0n.
GENERAL ANDERsoNs FUNERAL.
The funeral obsequies Of the late Brigadler ana
Brevet Major General Robert Anderson. United