The sun., 1873-08-11
KELLO0G,S AMBLssADORs.
The Coiered DeIesation from lcuisions-
sEetcbes of Its Lcsdins Lishts.

sLetcbes of its Loadins Lishts.
Corespondence Of The sun.
SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-Thc squad OF colored
men whom Kellogg OF Illinois, temporarily
usurplng In Louisiana, has sent North at public
expense with the view Of influencing Northern
Republicans to father his deeds OF tyranny in
Louisiana. took advantage of tho assembling of
the Colorcd Equal Rights League Of this state
to ventiiate part Of their grievances on We'd
nesday last.
One Of the speaker. In behalf OF Kellogg was
q big burly black man uamed Barber. lie was
formerly a cook on tho Mississippi river boats
and afterwards hummer ground New Orleans
till reconstruction taught the carpet-baeRer that
a big, fat black man Ia the sweIiering meetings
Of the sunny Southern cline was the best possi-
bic lubrlcator for their political machinery. 30
Barber was first mado q State Senator and then
a brieadler-genersj Of ooiored militia. Like all
the uneducatcd OF his race Barber loves gold
lace and feathers, red soarfs and FURNISHED
sword scnbbards, and his ngurc always rose to
imposing effect on parade, aud parade was the
sole work Of the Louisiana oolored militia The
fighting is done when necessary by the police.
They get pay-the militia do not.
In the State Senate Of louisiana Barber cut
much the same figure that he did here on We'd
Desday. He was ever on hand for an oratortc1
parade. The other day BARRIERS after was lost
In his manner. His gestures were violent, his
enormous bulk heaved and swellsd. and hts
attitudes rivalled those OF Boinbnstes Furioso
when stationina his boots 10 hero4c defiance of
all cOmcrs.
Barber ran hls oratorical mill from an inward
supply of fluid, aud discharged a stream OF
frothy eloquence that made people wonder at
was his sub, ,ect, but Barber was HE theme.
The audience listened patiently, while they
lIaaNl Ia al Al
but when tney found out their mistake. they
showed unmstakatle evidences OF disgust At
having 70 swallow Barber. TAis l. kelogg's
colored brigadier-general; now Tor ono OF his
Senators.
A little squat brown-skinned msn attracts
your attention a. he Is Introduced a. sen tor
Burch. Physically he looks Ike u colored hiu-
colored New York hummer with the enrnhiery
OF negro carpet-bagger; Nor DO his looks be,
lie HIM. lie cuts good deal better oratoTih
figure than Barber. lie has some method In
his discourse, uses passabe language, and tnak IS
attempts at argument. Tue truth is the dele.
CATION would have been worse failure than II
Is without Burch. lie has lived long euoegh In
the North to know toe exact strings To play on
the precise erLressions to use to initiate his
fellow Republicans OF the white race. For after
ali these Ambassadors are animated by more
that Of the man who has sent them North. They
are very anxious TO restore themselves TO the
comforts OF u fat Office and law existence.
Durchs heaviest strain was against the per-
ndy of some Of the white Republicans Of Louis
lana. lie SAID they Kept tue WOfd OF nope on
civil rights to the ncgrOs ear, but broke their
promises that thew put negroes In once upon
emergencies, and turned them out on trumped
up prUvocatious and he was right, for a culorcd
mau named lngfaham was made suryeypr Of
the Port Of NeN Orleans on the eve Of Grants
nomination ONLY to be turned out Immediately
after his election. Otner cSlored men have
( lien vic.lms TO the political guiilOtne since
thcn-Jubert. Quinn, Barrett, Chester. and
others, who create too heavy an item OF expense
In the intcrrccuum Of II campaign wnen the lili-
nuis friends of Kellogg the New England friends
fn nasla ha IA al lTl frisr rda nf
are e. be taken care Of. Then, too, there are the
defaulters ike Lowell, the late Postmaster, who.
thsy have helped the Others to rob tue state
and the nation, mold secrets too deadly To he
left Ia dungeon. They must be batrd and
supported, and even In this work she poor ne
gro Is compelled under ofheiAi coercion 10 do Ills
share ur lose his Office.
Another one of these Louisiana colored ora
tors is James Lewis, the present Acminis.ratUr
of improvements u New Orleans a TALL, hand
some muldtto, good naturea, but carrying
strong twinAle OF deceit In hla eye, aud show
ing love of sport In his couutsnancs. Lewis
wa nominated by the Kellogg Convention for
memoer OF Cor:T9s! AZ -t=~. bur as be could
weight of steel bayouets in the scales against the
paper ballots Of the people, he declined Ia favor
" Piuchbick. Then, too, Lrwis knew that II
Federal interference gave Kellogg the state Il
would not be Cliicult Tor him to secure his ufice
In the city, and hs II paid four times as much
under tue peculiar management vi tEs holder, IL
would he preferable To a seat In Congress. Lewis
In his speech touched upon the unincatiun
movement, Gnd admitted that some such action
WAS needed t. show the Republican party that
the negroes did not belong TO its Waite men,
sis remira ~ "A preceding speaker, WHO said.
"Ny race Urst. aud party attera ard"
ON the whole th,-e du-ky uii.rilrs are liLeiy
to do the cau-c uf humanity amt fair dealing
more gOod th.n u Wa thought they would or
Iusy seem 10 he plcadln. their own rights
rather than the rrtea.lnh- II the Kellogg Oos-
erpmcnt. They tell OF hupes Of alliance la tne
futIre such II They tnulisnly spurned IL tue
Iast when the true Iibcrus uf the South &C
etutcd the docirue oi universal freed m, aud