The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-31
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lat the Asocia q ress >gsRh'

puth has peep, ndTYet feyaal1,
[at the 4ssoci: ress sgsge
their wires, if they could help it,
either to Republicans or
thetTfdth: Quite recently we were
shown that H. seeming execution to
this 1F s; E rd,e had Beef made:
This i was : reported s
I from 8 a sdbsconmitttieie Il Il i6ft!een, Is
stated, of tic Colored Mems Com
mittee of, fifty, il. WHICH over the
signature Of q Mr.. Toprne appeared
tLe followigpgg. telegram in. several OF
our :Nlertl.srrnn and; Western yd4aiiies:
:. HEAnouAn9E9s CoMMIrrEE q FIFTY,
Is fNEpUBE1CAN PARTY'oT 'Eoufs1A~A,
:1,iAsHeops No. l2c .Roynl street.
.mt,. New Orleans, October 70. 1874. /
70 the Governor q: the State ofL 4p' u
t.Sw-It becomes our duty, to
STATE that, the address adopted at a
mass. meeting held: on the eve. OF
the 9Th instant at the Central High
Church III this city, and signed by
II Morris Chester and Others, does
not express Or represent the opln-
ions Of tue Committee OF. Fifty ap-
pointed ut the same meeting;
For the reason that we are, not
YET prepared to repudiate Republi-
canisru NOR join its opponents. -.
W. pledge ourselves to. the sup
port. Of Republican principles as
represented ~ the National party
as. long as it continues to support
and 'viudicate the. equality OF all
men.
T If the present s State adn,inistra-
ton comedies to us that which we
deem to be just, we further pledge
ourselves to give it: our loyal and
cordial support. ..:4 .*:''.'
+: n. IoURSE, Secretary.
Photographed abroad, the impress
sion obtained by Casual percsal OF
the abQYs especially when. an i'll
SEPARATION was sought to be infused
by Interested. indixiduais here, was
that in soxaeSort the Coaofed Com
mittee Of Fifty Ind repudiated their
cwn; action ,int their previous en-
dorsement Of the ,Colored. Mems
Address. comparing the above
with tina following portions OF the
address it will 4es. seenthnt, in this
even attempted arrangement T. OF
cunning white manipnEators,' there
isabut ast.rdtep1sion aha rs;afkir,lla-
ton of tho sa1iae ideas and spirit OF
the address: 1t says ~. "''.: ~
se'Na:ase Republicans M pe'ita.s,
BETH from iustiifcs and conviction.
|, Uuder tire banaers Of its champions
weihave been advanced in the path
way'of civil and political progress,
,uutlatane rn~easurosof aour ambition
llas'been almost: srrealized.~ we aie
tqasefua fenshee thst and opef,t1'ot
,the'future.E A. partyAwhtch'subduca
d gigantic rebsNion-which made
ireelod .nnivers,ats ind citizenship
inpartialAwhieh' reconstructed The
ionndAtions'of Stats upon % basis
ofiirjational 'rr,egress,"& irrespective
of color DESERVES orr confidence
and &c oper"tiou! ut is'not men
hut measures (which internally our
repuablicanislh. Tits principles rot
petsons :whichacnnti1ue our unwa.
vseingaworship ut tbe's Retublicab
altar If ourtwhite' fellow citizetls
! desire o,r concurrent. action Anp6n
local issues, they Should" not only
INSPIRE US with contidenBe in their
political professions, bit they must
relieve us of ALI apprehehsiions IN
+ the a5hjoynent'of our constitutional
tights. eOur homes may be- de-
! stfesed,, Our scLbol hot1sesE @rspl'ss Il,
Aaaies,,f r our churches. dssecrated,
J ana.our people. amassacred, bat' as
long u as Tire Material Republican
|,psafty shsal be 80 true t6o oarSlibef:
Etiss1htthe futale4 as II Has Seen in
! the bast,5'w bs'ssduce1d
|.norr toercea from our partizan' fe-
talty.T .~,s>:s'N 1a':i. 5'''@ Z"
/ ,ssWe have never entertaiueas' a
tdoubt as to the justice and equity
kof Hon. VIM. Pitt Kelhogg's claim
to he Governor Of Lotisiana.f Az
be undeabtedlI received a majority
hofEthe legal votes cast in* 1872, we
,areF,srateful to President Grant fol-
This Recognition and support Sof the
EctoAa .Govdpnments which t:n,n will