New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
ORLEANS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER


evils ander which they groan. ard from
w-:eh :ney ,nsanel7 seek escape OF anarchy
ara !ic.. sto.lu 'n"inetshIe anu Hreeoh
eesteo !HaHs''''y ~ ~ po'!olea'
matters 'o!i""e1 y! - an. 'i"'
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MN ngi.' ".-h .ie!r saci'1uo ~. w sne ,uoi'ch
; " H:-! 'cler. 'snosan.u ;,n a. .h, ~ ~1n.'e.";
II "cuN. o.oo@';S '"s' ~ ..,n,, nu nhsitttu' ;t:.
w. nv. !. vii! ,,., uee,: ever 70 he re. ss
peated. They need to be taught that :hey
mus: seek liberty through the ballot and
no, me /. ...,-.. by organization at the polls.
and u.. iy a inoo on H.ydgas street. The
nonul.:.ou OF New Orleans IS. under anv
circumstances, motocra.ic in its instincts,
! A .cal." 70: a meeting. which may result in
! Al, e.n.ute. :s sure 20 collect an enthusiastic
crowd, BIZ, .he mob dissoives with .he same
:ac;.!-v tia. j: clystai.zes. and few
! rounds q! crane Or canister sent rafting
INTO their RANKS sends the rioters 70 the
:iyh. abo i, in :. III 9menc. The two compa.
! MES ct United States troops now in New
. Orleans. brought 1t once into action, will
, .,eii the whole disturbance. But the duty
(: .; .ha government will not then cease.
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Iea,.:rs 81 sne WI iion LOUIS
:aaa 'als morning Msa ~, "o l,; ~el. ~ reinem'
.,e :n.,' Ae'e.oi'.e: & a.. tnds 3t,pa,ehes rom
Ne" c.-e"Ls nave oeea ~! "aiue0 ~ d
P-ess ger. WI" .uoni, y. snpaen!Zss
".ta 'he 'e3e. eleiIen' y. .nG popuiat'on'
ah- :: = consequently ". '"i w suppose
.Aa' 'Ae p'eseat "s'o'I. - n"o ,no .i s"me eol'
"slns. 1h ar: eH:nl. noMostr' Tue report
e.loNs q s.a coE"i.ion ahais, anu
secona tose ci "eneral butter would oe
a"ot; ,"e iHo. ensc''e Wee's'ne that
c"ui'. 's ""Nisniz'e'eo'
From lie Cleveland Lsnder:
N:oeye: Las gwen careful attention to
Louisiana :,o.It.cs during the past few
months VII! he prepared to read an account
-. .te i.poiv scenes that disgraced New
orleans YESTERDAY. The formation of the
, infamous Wnitc League foreshadowed an
inevitable clash OF arms. Its fundamental
u:nci;.le was wa: 10 the negro: armed on.
',os..:0n 20 every man. white or black, who
adhered % the liberal ideas that triumphed
: VI IA the victories .! the Northern soldiers,
rs ci,;ec: was 70 revive the worn out and
Gecayed !r.,a.i:ces that held the Southern
ar:s: occacv ..gether previous to the war.
is :,.atso.m was the first adopted any.
where Il tie country since the war in which
:he .ss.e .: race was made fundamental
.u;ec.. l:.yteated to .'all our race lwhi,e,
n every cline .he rlgh, hand Of fellow.
ship and pa-at.ing itself before the public
as I'VE The white people Of Louisiana, EN-.
orac.u: ne Democratic party It repulsei
tie negro vote with all Republican svm.
oa;u.zc:s, !. sought the cooperation only
O: neL whose personal hatred for the
negro would render united action Ger.
tain ali resort to arms wiling
duty. .sl! v.;te Republicans We're
assumed to Oe enemies. and a..
. wno sustained Governor Kellogg, even the
President -; til. United States and Cor.
gress were .,cnoUn,ed as friends of the
..surper. They gradually organized their
.orces ard deliberately armed them with a
view OF wrestling the iunctions Of govern
,ne.t from ,ne duly ec.ed State au,hor:-
lies. Every step was taken with care and
Fermentation. o.. week ago YESTERDAY
the LeG.'., l,.:'iishsh tier proclamation -
me people .! the United: States in w:!ci,
.nev asked the support ana sympathy Of
.he North. This ,,rnnunc:amentu wa, .ne
ose:sce - the .evoi: ;naugurated yes;er.
cay. TIE success Z, tie Democratic party
"a sevs,sl States OF the North led them 20
believe :ha: reaction OF public feeling had
:aken place and they counted upon strong
sympathy :Gcm several Northern States.
rne weci: ago they appealed to the Demo.
cs...s il :Ee North 70 sustain them in their
outrageous eon:iuo: OF yesterday. am! the
sympathy expressed for them by the Demo.
cratic .,es OF :Le North embeidened them
20 maze :ne!r dastacd,v attack upon the
Legally constituted authorities OF ,ue;r
STATE.
Oar tis!.a.ehes contain all that is thu. far
known Q! this attemp. 20 override law By
moo violence. I'll. accouu. sounds more
ike PAGE :roln .he bloody davs of TIE
French rei.n OF terror than ANYTHING else,
The arrogance with which the revolution.
is.s summoned Governor Kellogg to de-.
scend rom .he position OF chief executive
o: The state would have been wei! suited 20
Robes pierre or DsntOr. Governor Kellogg
very properly refused 70 hold anv confer.
ence with The com'n..-ee tina: waited upon
him. ani: upon his .sf1aa! the White League
resor.ed to arms The METROPOLITAN Police.
800 strong. was soon defeated in its efforts
to disperse the rioters. The mob held pos
session of the principal riorou shfares of the
cry during the night. and The authorities
seem TO have offered but little opposition.
The United States troops present took no
par: IL t.le conflict YESTERDAY. though they
VII p.ctah'y ;,e called upon 70 act TO-DAY.
the meeting called n New Orleans yes.
terday. and resulting Il putting the city in
he hancs .: a mo, was DESIGNATED an in.
G..naticL meeting Is alleged object
vas 20 protest agains: :he recent seizure Of
arms WI 'ch were shipped to tha: city as
'acc:s and shoes" and ..hardware.' This
cai.s 20 mind a similar meeting that was
he'd in $. Louis early IL the war. From
i50. 70 900? men we've gathered on the out.
skirts Of the city N what was known as
Camp jackson. and while :here they re.
ce.ved from steamer several dray loads
o! goods shipped IL barrels and boxes and
consigned 20 them as ..oil," ..marble." etc.
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