The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24
M GA Lousianian Speaks Hi. Mind
Freely in st. Louis.

a.a,-esen. meeting in St. Louis, held IN
ssus oi.s 10 express sympathy with aud adml-
rzS1sa for the recent action of the people OF
ssN Orleans, Col. Richardson. formerly a
,erss.D. az Louisiana Con the Teche), made a
sSrrsn. speech, from WHICH We take the fol-
loving:
Arts.ii sDoc Of over fifty years in the State
III sssai.aua gives me the right to mingle my
.-y9N&shsa with yours on this occasion. Ii IS
,s4xsa and proper and most natural that the
fssaas Of Missouri should sym pathize with
tzseaiesAns, that 81. Louis should mngle her
Dsn and her sorrows with New Orleans. Bone
VI nAe bone, fash Of one flesh, Graded to-
ssc4fssS " Infancy
Gs1IPERING TOGETHER IN MANHOOD,
\ n but natural that we should have our
symsh.hie.s drawn forth at the fortunes, the
f4Ssxza az WOO of our sister city aud State.
Ono would have to be a resident Of that
syst5 10 know what she has suffered. | said
ssris~sisg We have suffered heretofore in our
eNsSiS0d, but where your snfferings ended
1An EaG.rinss of Louisiana began, and they
3s~ve continued in intensity until they have
~a,snsnsted in something
BEYOND HUMAN ENDURANCE.
81 fhcre is a period when forbearance
iiSsF soI only ceases to be a virtue, but ap-
Urs,yiHasles to meanness To that desperate
snsxsnitY have the people Of Louisiana been
sEurssn, and, rising in their might to fight that
zzsasnness. they have burst their SD lckles and
=-ear0ss1 them into the teeth OF their persecu-
txxx asd to-day they stand where Missouri
1aua.s for the first time IN long years-a free
sjkAe
alsasOeDen, the horrors Of Louisanr can
as1S W depicted 50 that they can be under
sS,ssd Yhey have to be suffered and looked
~, sn3 witnessed, before they can be be-
trysA especially has that been the case this
.yas~ sa.~
SIZE TERRIBLE; OVERFLOW,
wasTSh destroyed thor prospects Families
ssSe aGjyeD from their homes and the fishes
were swunming in the halls Of their proprie
s1s VIE time came; no seed was planted
.n xss ground; autumn came and found no
,.eakrysst 10 many sections Of the State But, !
An C5u what was found. Upon the still
ssxss1rAfci ground was found the footprints OF
ssa t2S -gntberer, rs if there was anything
Jssre 60 be gathered but GIFTED hopes and
-sA.&et expectations (Appiau>e.) And by
fssaan, was this tax laid? | was going to say
by ixaitcrs, but tho word would honor them
- mDeii. for they had no home to betray
f.kglAssse)
~ VIA laid by vultures, who vera feeding
sqeS. Gle yiials Of one of the brightest States |
u sfi;s GoDfederacy; the State who stood and |
es89 sgs stood nobly before Us III sons pe,U Il |
xas7s reproche Sirs she is free to- II ght, and |
u no OF The White House, would only &C, a,
~, did towards Arkansas, and will only re-
SWEATER that there is such a thing as State
aTrvA&k. not yet forgotten. he will entw ne him
sxilt agound the hearts Of the people Of Louis
Asss ard the South more than by anything
wsa ss could do. And, we only hope that he
satJA Gum u our rescue in that manner. We
AuhA !
EVERYTHING DONE LEGALLY.
-~sgsassA no violations of the Constitution; we
ASrc Die trouble is over; and we believe if
So1Iisad Ivy the sympatlies of the Western
inaAag especially those with which we are in
snsh ultimate sympathy that the troubles
'SsA dangers arc past
3hs, IL this be done, Louisiana will take
aAssA. an q commercial point of view, which
ssssAas not known for years past. From her
ANcssseaaon she viii rise at once to her natu-
~ FNiiian. and We will see state Of pros
Iyr5J fhere which we have considered as lost
sssa sAih& has been lost for long years past.
Had. :ers, lot that happen, and the true
r:yAsaa Of the negro will be respected more in
~ u condition than any otner that they can be
fs0A IN, for If there is sympathy in the
HfSssr of any people Of these United States
surkzst unfortunate class of people, it is the
Arsxan Of Southern planters. Applause. Often, {
aafs. jsse J met servants thai formerly b.
'nes.sa 10 me upon these streets, far away
ssSH' anne. who looked as if they were lost
zsst .s1c1o were no class Of men III the world
s,ss GaIne Nearer my heart, and who showed
= +tf4ps love for me than those poor uniortu-
sr.s i,s.oEs They will be protected, and |
i2xalys viii move on in harmony. Thon gen 2
s@s@NGa ,1t Us tonight send over the wires
%lr - nirt.hies 10 this people and let them
as~ss and feel that the great sympathes OF
saa people OF s. Louis are alive, and that we {
sr.a.. s1a;j The Mrmest sympathy in their be {
faal aopiarsG
sa.e clairman Gentlemen, have the honor !
al Introducing to you the Hon. Shermrd |
S.aaslso& an Old Virginan, enc of old Blue
stss chickens, who rep esented that gran /,
cAa r. ne IN tho counseis OF the nation, who is
kAss Io.nssht to address you in behalf Of the !
s4fs:T7ng !ellow-citizens Of Louisiana. /