The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

ID ventures to speak ont manfnly on Il
10 mlsdccds Of the Federal Admins r
ration, rs, for example, in the follow I
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THE LOUISIANA UsuRpATioN.
4 There is little doubt that the
NcEnery government is virtually
,ouelchcd and now General Sherman
by direction ofthe President, tolegraphs
to Gen. Emory at New Orleans not 70
interfere with the State government
What n mockcry! After having dies
troved the State government by sus
tanning the arbitrary and Improper ac'
ton Of a bitter partisan Federal Judge,
and thereby placing in power Il rIVa,
faction that was not legally declared
TO be elected, the Administration al
reefs that there shall be noiinterlerence
with the local authorities. Kellogg
and his fellow usurpcrs have been es'
,ablished in power, and, OF course
u,ere is no wish to interfere with them
They arc Of the Administration party
and the other having been suppressed
the President may well say 40 no.
interfere with the State government.
But does any one suppose this pre-,
tended regard for the rlSht OF 'oc"l
State government, after the lesaliy dc
clared State government OF LOUISIANA
has been ,ouelched by Federal power,
viii Hind the American people! The
more honest Radical Senator'S and
mnnhcrs OF Congress could not help
d~enouncing Judge Durell, Kellogg
and The whole set Of Fedora? tyrants
and omcc.holdcss who had deprived
the veoplc of Louisiana OF the gov
crrment Of their choice, The tele-
graphic dispatches from Ncw Orleans
saw that General Longslrcet and all
the leading Radicals are much eIated
at the result of their conspiracy against
the liberties Of the peop,e. lhey may
lauph now, but u day OF reckoning VIII
come, if, indeed. olc State after an,
other be not put under the heel OF
"''N' .n,,,N,u
military sa'r"pS "'" ''9e'l n",
Judges ana oIorI o'''oe "'''..'
partisan OF "'n"''''0' p"'l
\ DAY OF Nh'NoS'N''
The Sun is eve IL emphatic in
d%enouncing tue usurpation, The editor
Indignantly asks:
WI, 1o Kol,orp and these Louis
WV" sr|oor. d,rr 10 s,ill cling to the
,,a,,,r tLao, attained through the pur
chased DEGREES of the degraded scoun
I,.aI D,rol, and to carry that unfor
,nan,a S,o,n onrc more 10 the brink i
not over the prccipice OF Il disastrou
outbreak There is but one answer tt
this question From 'ne 0nt'c' oeil
Grant mas n'oc" ''' "'rs ariyoJ IN,
pJ';o Governor ~piu,hback. VIII,
was to hold on to the stolen chair o
,h, Executive until the time came 70
Knyloyu to seize it. By order Of hi
Secondary of War. Col. Emory, in com
mand Of the troops at New Orleans
took the DEGREES or Durell on the pom
Of his sword an" 'otceo N"e'' W."
me u'r""'S o. ''' ''a'
''o "''''' ,
",,' ,o
w.. ,nn ,on,l ,,,orumrut of the Stat,
:. hut they reject the opinions aul tn
WtsHu u1 Tt more iMHT, oSTiSa%NTpVV "'Kh1ri
!, and his (o,jlowcrs are shameless intr,
N doris. and tb, " represent nobody but
rabal Of Office holders, Il horde Of ca
+, NO, hoy thieves. and a mass of ion
n, rant NEGROES.
Nu.La,,, u,o,rh cloorI, rio,
Q
'''c sun says inc 'acE"e'S '''''"'''
"lII have 10 succumo 10 tlie oAyont
of the United States army.
I'm, (,dle fine oditorl a day of rev
We oninr viii vet come when those W
II nnw nr,r,yr law and liberty will coy
% hnloro ,he ~rotrihutiou of an alous
, non,,ln
r ru. vo,yw
EFT n"' '''' H"'
w The "orId liIii'Ns tlaV "cn' viz
never would have yentured to 90
.ot Orleans. The editor puts the e