The weekly Louisianian., 1874-07-25

government: to take control of all tho
schools, colleges, churches, hotels.
railroads, steamboats,, theatres and
grave-yards, for the purpose of estab.
fishing negro equality and enforcing
it under enormous, penalties Of fines,
damages and imprisonments. We al.
raignSenators Morton md Pratt before
the people Of Indiana for their votes in
favor Of this atrocious measure, and W.
shall ask for Judgment against them 1t
the hands Of their constituents, whom
they have misrepresented."
In the Light Of coming events sena-
tors Morton and Pratt have reasons
for graduation in the craftsmanship
which evoked the stigmatizatiou Of
such dunder-heah g, .>D,.
Upon the subject Of "Conciiation"
Ha,per's Week3y, IN its review Of the
recent speech Of ex-G Governor Curtin, Of
Pennsylvania, answers that doughty
advocate of the Democracy in the fol-
lowing words: ~..-..
"Who, then. are the reprobates who
encourage malicious hatred? Or Is
any body doingit3 Isl it not merely
part Of the political capital Of tho opposition?
During the last Presidential campaign
it was truly said That the Union, with
all its guarantees, should be intrustd
to the care of those who had always
held. to the principles upon which It
was founded rather than to any other
party. But to oppose tho Democratic
party can hardly be considered to b.
an encouragement Of malicious hatred
and antagonisan." a...:'
"Governof Kemper, of Virginis.
has just written = letter III which h.
speaks of the civil Rights fzhaticisna
and harbarism," and be says that he
would vote for Generel Grant even for
a third term as against any " cham:
pion Of the Civil Rights iniquity."
Tho Governor forgets probably that
General Grant in his annual: Message
in. 1879 recommended Cisl Rights
legislation, And he dla it. undoubt.
edly, because he SAW thai i Was Ole
Of the ways by which We might :hop
for peace. We must assume, there.
fore, TINT xQSvsradfG Curtin does not
differ from the President. upon ta
subject"
"1he neat mass q. tn people in
oil the States are united in M honest
wish for practical cooperation as tel'
low-citizens, and their desires, more
and more will be to acknowledge the
truth of what General ", f.. Bartlett
said in speaking Of the Memorial HhI
and the sons of Harvard College who
fell in the war. "They died tor a.
5coantrys for the South no less thalh
the North. And the Southern YOUTH
in the days become win see this, anu
as he stands in these halls and reads:
those names; realizing the grandeur
and power of a country which, taenhs
70 them. IL still his, will ,e1cla'mt
These men fought foF my salvataone
well AZ their own. Theyldied to pre-
serve not merely the unity Of naslon;
but the destinies of 9. continent.
So and so ouly will Cancellation come:
Brave and devoted men, whatevea'
their cause, honor bravery and de1o::
ton. The radical Republican, noslne'
Copperhead of the, war, will at last 2
more truly respected by the stq1aS'
supporter of the lost cause as m ~
who, like himself, stood t.. ala 9aaA
md his guns" ..~ -
OF Governor Hendricks. entor'eh e.:
fort in the Indiana Democntio Convex
ton the Indianapolis Journal says:
"Inh his speech, yesterday, Governor nsd =
dtioks put on . show of celmness' ousJ
seas evident that he hbored under " goou
deal of excitement He saw the VIZ" ,.',t
House looming up in the distance and1ea'
that every word he uttered might maxi
or mar his Presidential prospects. .h m
fact hfs, speech was not prepared lol 1 T;e
latitude nor for home consumption. .he
vaulting ambition aimed to take IN % ~
whole boundles continent and wh'le =.
talked to tha Democrats OF lndtans ~
was evidently talking at those OF n~. :.
other States There was paper money .Sa
for the West, specie payment tax 'os an ea.'
Eaat.s cotton talk for the South, an .
Chinese talk for the Pncid6 coast, ana.
Moses talk for South caslina, With q .es
words thrown in for Loqieian& Asxa "a
and other Statsa Il waa.aa P!aan . w. .s
for tho Presidency - any nepd,daee o ;,sa
made. and furnishes o. many fatal poluS
Of opposition a.. any manifesto ever -
The Sugar Planter thus dehnes
under the caption Of "gameplay'ne'
the pernicious and foolish organ'z''
tons BOW seeking through Violence
the control Of the State:
,"Therc is something more in this "n''s
movement Of the Democracy 'D'~