Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
TEEE BEAETgEGARD ESOIU-
TEONS,


his friends stand by the unifieation
What then do General !
Beauregard and those who act with |
him propose to do? Fortunately there |
is no difficulty in answering the ques- |
ton.
General Beauregard and his friends
have spoken for themselves and in un
terms. They propose uni
fcation of all men of whatever race, |
color or religion in Louisiana. They |
advocate by speech, pen and deed the
equal and impartial exercise by every |
citizen Of Louisiana, Of every civil
and political right guaranteed by the
constitution and laws OF the United
States, and Ly tie lascs Of honor
dy-0therhood onG fttiy de0ling. They
advocate the right Of every citizen of
Louisiana to frequent at viii all places
OF public reso1t and to travel at will
on all vehicles of public conveyance
tfpo12 terms Of perfect cQuality aofth
utY oaG crclV ofhcy cjtizcn, and they
pledge themselves by influence, co,na-
ST o5sd ccant11le to make this right,
Tire practical riGLt. And in order that
there may be no nisunderst tanding of
their views on this point. they re-
commend that all places of licensed
public resort and all railroads, and
steamboats, be opened to both races; that
banks and other public corporations
make directors of their colored stock
holders that 40 distinction shuU
c1ist IN Q12y l,uLic ych6oz; Mut IN
| culyl0Yilty 3uCtHa1tjcs Or aoO,knacn no
| Instruction SIIuU be n7utlc Geftrern the
fsrp racce; j; that negroes be encouraged
! to become 1roprietors of the soil in
| the future in the rural districts that
the present proprietors be recon-
nended to consider the question of
breaking mp their lands into small
| farms to induce negroes and white
| elnigrants to become practical farmers
| and cultivators Of the soil. They
/ pledge tIfcir honor and good faith to
|
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'''i7 Wa
moval of al proiuGices heretofore ex-
| istin8 against tie coiorcl citizens, and
surrender All party ties and I'll rreju-
'.'e % ,''''',' ''-l "'',''' '''''F lena -
''''-'',l 'nS p''.''l'' ''''''S '.'e
ptoP,: us ''''' "e'''' ''i qua, ''',
'ii'''t''oi' - 'i'1 '''l''''' 80 ''L '.'' '''''
proof '''''' '''t union '+''> ,I'9ii' L at
el''a' union '''l'i mo- ''li lii'''i' < On
junction ''S"Isss'l1 '''""1 l"f 'l'' '''iS
oeh'iil "i one or Inc o'i'''f ''' Lie par
ties 70 tte union
II : III. '7-''i'' '.' ms '';t' ''i' it''"''
II l-ieSe fe"'l'i''oii' "' carried OUT
distinctions GROWN" o"' ol race f'he
b!ood VIII ~ ''ils.''4 ''e reeoSa'i@'o
ana ;ii "''T','' ' - '''i1'' 'il'a'l'li 'li'
lnisce.sss'iii.1-.'!i q tiit' black ana "Ill''
races VIII i;tFt. '''-''h removed " hi''
men ana N2't1"h' "f''i 1lt'Sf' Hhsil arc
women VIII 1ffG''oiit al p'aeeS "l pup
lie resort VIII "l5 sac oy slde Il
church SHE ~ al,se on lh9 .'1ei'll' po"'
-'l'i2 ~ Hi'ie Oh t4'' l':.ii''-'', E,'''e y.
lie nj the o'AAcS '"!}ie' ana "'eep "
the SANE fool4 ''l;d III " same hed a
hotels "p2A terms ot perfect e4'1aiity
white ihooist;l'e7 ana negro 1'ls,'''''il,'
VIII "oIA "'''1 ~ Sido "a 'Ae "ofN
shop, "hite iabofef5 ana negro i&boF
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