The New York herald., 1874-10-19

lighting, on the ath ult., SHOWN
THE sAUcy BLACKS OF NEW ORLEANS
that they can tie masters when the federal arm is
withdrawn, they propose TO ignore them entirely
IN selecting candidates Tor office. Others look
upon the proposition as one not made in good
lalth, but rather TO induce the whites 10 recon
siaef their determination hot 10 employ negiots
party who believe tnat the only hope remaining
ior the whites OF this State IS II fusion wita the
other race and the election TO ONCE OF the best
men from both. Long before the ene1ae against
the Kellogg government Nnen the White Leaguers
began crusade calculated 10 widen rather than
cement the opposing elements, the Times OF this
city openly advocated sucn "A union For It's Ral-
liant EFFORTS TO avert war or races II mas been
denounced as radical organ, and has suffered by
The withdrawal OF patronage; but IL mas never
OPPOSE THE WHITE LEAGUE MOVEMENT.
In its issue OF yesterday 1t thus puts ltseA on
record IN aNor OF iuson:-
The idea obtaining by mutual ssions that con.
compact has been vigorously advocated By the
tanate state BY mlssoyernment and disrsgafd Of law
commonly known the "Terrebonne plan and has
received the ,mos 81 nnsnimGus q the grss o.
san papers in this state .,n,, - nr,,on,e and we
hope 70 Become much more generai iAan IS Al
% ann @ & &sppd, pp9ers y ast ree6er tRat such
mo, ement must have higher PURPOSE han & II serve
% o rhs Se u II 9s at oi are T nowRs s
nohing about the persns n erre6onne @ & rar sa
such evidences of peace and reconciliation.
The Picayuae, until lew days ago, was indts-
posed TO listen to any overtures from the blacks
learned oy telegraph, even this able organ OF the
whites has come out squareiy In iavor oil com.
blnation between the blacks and whites against
the adveGturers who have fastened themselves
upon the State. The Bl1itetta, Which represents
the rabid wiug OF the Leaguers, Is Tor
WAR TO THE KNIFE
and the knife to the nilt rather than TO make any
concessions 10 the colored race which It believes
To ne responsible for much oil the rum ana bank.
ruptcy that has oyertaken The State
THE LEAGuERS.
The Whte TeaOuers who are becom(nu Ga now
erul III The Southern states are composed
cluslvely Of white democrats, whose fundamental
rule and the management OF their own AFFAIRS
without the assistance OF "the honorable gentle
mea from Massachusetts, and New York; Those
or this State find embrace heterogeneous class.
In their ranks are Creoles, Germans, spaniards,
Slcllans. CuDans MeXlcans, Scotch, irish, English
and Americans. The foreign element largely pre-
dominates IN the city organizations, and as a con-
sequence they are hot-headed and rash when 100
closely pushed, as they were when the Stale gov
ernnent invaded stores and seized the arms Sc
timldation Some OF the leaders of the whites,
have assurances, dlscountenanced the movement
9 0orer 1strae ~ ed qa 81 M IN tns
and appeals, on the ground that such
demonstration might be construed as defiance
to the national government and become capital
Tor the Northern republicans 70 In the fall
campaign. Colonel Mari. who figured as one or
most positively that he and McEnery were both
opposed to an appeal TO arms, as were other lead
however, the day before the outbreak, that the
leaders had no hope OF restraining them, Mr.. Marr
asserts that he and others toresaw the necessity
for vigorous action. They argued that II the
Leaguers were not at once organized alter they
would in ali PROBABILITY burn the residences Of
the radical leaders and perhaps asSasSinate them.
character ' that Would dsgrace their party that ln
he and Others took part, and ne points with pride
to the TACT that there was not single indignity
offered to q black man during the five days OF the
Penn regime, and that in gracefully surrenderng
to the Cnitet states government they prove to the
npfh fhaff fhnv ORG N IN no ol
lion NSS- 1A-sN'
determination existing, and deep-seated IN their
hearts, TO resist kellogg by force Of arms and
column lies OF the ground. This feeling and de-
termination is general among the whites. But
resist the forces in the OF the troops
being sent INTO the rural parlsnes to effect arrests
utterances OF one OF the founders Of the Leagues
with whom conversed on saturday evening. He
N ms nened dnas ,Ie WINES % tne
that 1t Is believed have been despatched 10 the Red
tlmidae the whites in the ensuing election. The
leaders Of the whites here admit that tney cannot
restrain their party IN the parishes because they
leans; yet since the signing OF the agreement be-
tween the Two parties parties TO the peace conference
TO restrain their party and prevent Intimidation,
| lsli to find any evidence tnat the whites have
broken aith. Marshal Packard and other radical
leaders, however, insist that in several or the par
lshes Keloggs officials still prevented from
resaaiing the functions OF their Offices. and that
the New Orleans conservatives who signed the
peace protocol are unable to carry 1t out, and.
therefore, not entitled to the appointment or two
democrats on the Returning Board OF Elections.
GRANT, WILLIAMS AND PACKARD.
nunciatUn OF these tn ee men. ana assert that to
them they are indebted for All their mlsortuncs,
for they are the Een whose moral and physical
support sustains the corruption and robbery that
pervades the administration. / ind that all ad-
NIT taat SO lar as his duties OF United states Mar
hal Mr. I'd Cfx ftStn
But 1t is his unwarrantable interference in Srate
policies that they object to. Although federal
State Committee, ano uses his influence and
patronage TO support Kellogg and his party. In
real Governor OF the State while Kellogg is merely
dummy, who lts into q little niche Tor the con-
venience Of the Attorney General aud the advance
ment OF the ambitious thlrd.term scheme OF his
master.
LIES EXPLODED.
The people at the North should accept with eau.
tlon the stories outrages and intimidation sent
North in tue interest Of the rival parties and pub
iisaed Ia party papers to innuenee the iai cleo
whole South is overrun with armed negroes who
threaten the determination oil the whites, simply
papers that dish up narrowing tales OF the Ill
treatment and murderous spirit that anlmates the
whites lie ON tile other extreme. have recently
passed over portions OF the states OF Virginia.
tennessee, Georgia., Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana. | carefully observed the whlles and
blacks, and you Will be surprised when tell you
that | diHnot see one armed negro either travel
ing npon the trains, lettering ABOUT the depos, or
roaming about the country. WIN one exception
tue coiored men, VINO are now permitted TO
occupy seats In first class coaches with the whites
were as well behaved. and as inofensIve IN their
maner as those oil The other race. Tne charge OF
negro olensIveness and outrage may be true in
some parishes uf this state aud Mlssipplppb but
1t certainly does not apply to the entire South.
IAN to find any disposition among the whites TO
murder or Au hlnx the black, except III cases
where they nave outraged white females robbed
hog pens or hen rooStS, or committed other depre-
cations upon tie property or the whites. The
colored man with Kindness and civility. This.
however, Is perhaps nol the case In some OF the
ia error parishes OF Louisiana and Texas. There
are among The whites these semI-barbarians who
thinH 1t no crime 10 Kill negro and do III out OF
mere Dravauo. but lt is Unfair TO cast the blame
Tor these Isolated outrages upon the entire people.
Tnat tnere Is Ia tlnIi0atlon WIZ admit, II on call