The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06
The Epxs House OF Heprpseatat Yea.

YORK Irnss enters mo detailed estimate h
States Of the result Of the ecton in the nt.,
House OF Representatives He yea l5l IN. IL
Or, TO the Republics, s. HIT the Denocr.,,.
and 26 doubtful. In this estimate tive Repnl
licans are included from Texas. and ~,
doubtful The six from Texas will he Den,c
ats o. certain AS the three from the Wes.er
Reserve VIII be Republicans Three Rrpnl
llcans are pat do IN from Tennessee, whe
they will do we'll if they get one. L" Amba,n
o Q member conceeed to the Republicans vii
9 ~ Democrat. if not two.
. Four California members are set down y
RepublioaDs The State has four mtmb.r IL
Sthrae Of whom will be Democrats In Pc ~
o>ylvanm eighteen Republicans are cooll>
I'd 'wn ont OF The twen'y-'our Representative
1lo which the Slnte is entitled. Thirteer q
Sfourteen will be Democrats. Connecticui il
put down MS two q, d two, when it will l.,
8 hr and one. the latter tor the Republicans
ln Ono EN- Republicans are given as certain
with two doubtful. when the ind cations poin
gio twelve Democrats to eight Republicans
In inspecting the list of the Times, we ar.
3iuore than ever cow need tina, the Democracy
. will Carry tie next H"nse by u good majority
fincinnoti E'.quirere 3oh ut
SOUTHERN FoLI11Cs For the frb time
4 8 nee the WIZ the Southern States are exc ting
"a controlling influence upon the politics CT
the eouutry. 1t does not proceed irom any
actual OF inheyenr power which they emllo,
but on the oontrsry by reason of the sad mnt.
woful spectacle they exhibit oi the humim,-
ing and destroying effect OF the policy Of Rad
ical recon4tYnction. The griev.us story OF
SoutheEis v ron e las at last Oia<le its way to
the Northern ear. New feelings and new pnr-
poses have been created by time nlisyovern-
nd no lOnu .,,ff.. ha 4
the pubic are IL last awakened to The con,,c-
ton th.t these evils must re redressed, and the
mtnl policy OF the Republican party arrested,
unless We are content to run upon dis ,,,erh
that will involve the Nndoing ut Tree in,titu-
tons.
The re ction ID popular senti1nen, NAV he
said tO date from the recent outbreak in New
Dreams The appalling disclosures vi ch tina,
disturbance brought to light have Convinced
the people OF the country that IL new order OF
thugs must be brought about. or the sr.ves,
appreheislons Of rnin> dlsord,o aud tunult
Will b. realized. So FIR. Che White League of
Louisiana has nsed a controlling power with
out INJURY to the peace of the Stale. Quietly
submissive to Federal authority, 1t has non.
the less succeeded in showing TIL trait md ur
Certain tenure OF The usurplng local Cover =
ment-S. LoGis Times
MORE NoSSENSICAL THAN heroic. -" T1lt
down the insurrectlon report ni,erward.
This il thought to be heroic; hut as E,uor,
had four hundred m-n and his opponents
sew n.l thOusan / wasn't 1t u little nonsen,i-
cal suppose the people had fought Emory
where would the pu' down probably have
come in IA. r HsoId
Postmaster General General Jewell has tele-
gr"phed to Mr. Blackman, the representative
OF the d psrtlnent in Europe, to sign the Pos |
al Convention lately PASSED at Berne. Swi,z-
rri"nt, king the uniform rate Of postage ut
slx cents for all international postage. France
bus, SO far. declined to agree TO the couveu-
hon. :,
Rhode Island cottoa and WOODEN manufac- |
'urerr, following in the track Of the estab,inh-
nents represented vt the Boston meeting, have |
resolved to reduce the hours OF work u, forty
|onr per week. This measure II expected TO
reduce production by one third and IL to con-
anOe ip force for three months.
keIOgg's hAnd now GOV. r. every b lllot-box |
n Louisiana Like the late Louis NApo.eon
,e can obtain for his most illegal acts the APP
parent SAD .tion Of the people. Even the b j.
OF. the peaceful weapon Of free men, has
'ecosne. uider his Management. the instru-
nent Of political tyranny. SOCIAL discord and
financial ruin. He ougut to be left TO the
of the people whose necks are
'nd'r bis heel.-Nep York E,~a;ng Post,
Rudio0lb
Pits earn silly requests Democratic voters
ot to register.
Says the Boston 'rnueter, r ldicalI: cit il
that the new Surrender ut New Or
ans VAS btsfened by private aavices from the
nth. The cautious Democrats Of this Sec
on regarded the rebellion as mind, iou,,
nd much as they symp..tlIized with the Wul1e|