The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-20
The Rowing Yarsop.

Lie DoStOn E0St says That the silence that
his so long envoloped the movements of ex
Chaplain Newman is at last explained He
together with hlrs. Newman AMI the little
Newnana. "have taken weary Journey
through MesOpotama and Persia and among
the vestiges OF the ancient ASS yrian Empire,
looking atteS the United States consulates u
1t will be remembered that the parson is in
sSector general Of these atfii.s. The duties
Of his oil sc have taken him all around the
world, IN government steamer at an expense
OF 1890, coo to the Government Nor is his
pilgrimage yet over. His letters represent
him as being now near the Garden of Eden,
here he has been eating % she fruit of the
! eree of knowledge Of good and evil, but he
inciiues moyo 20 che .yi' than che good.
4. Probably he will esta blish . Consul ate there.
. Thence be represents himself as going to
: Belshazzars palace. where our diplomatic
service is greatly in need o. attention, and cur
! sorry notice will be taken Of the zion den of
the prophet Daniel.
: The parson indeed has Zone g.ea. &c al of
good since he went away. BESIDES the inter-
esting "reminiscences which he will bring back
10 W. OF Babylon and Belshaz,ar. Feast, and
the pasture where Nebucha.nez2a. gxazed, he
) via transport brick from the Tower Of Ba-
Ice! fox the use OF the Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives II this nYcI should possess
ANY OF the virtues which distin euishea Che
erection % the famous .oY ?. tn. parsons
s.sis VIII nos I've lseeA WstlsOut 40 GOOD effect
! We're " q ease Of openly a.ove! Nu-Klu.
shat Grant ought 90 send til. United States
army. with Gen. Sheima. at ets bead. 10 at.
9end 20 ut once. II Is .uxnist Cd Nv Che
!homasgile (Gn.} khta.ris.. as ;ayt OF The
aeported speech .: Fred. Atkinson, . negro
sx-member OF the Georgia Legislature, made
before colored Republican n.e.tiolA AT
kinson said:
IL say that eyer. one of sou ehae votes with The
Democrats this fall had better take your bag
gage and leave this country We are poino T,
raise nu h:ux and Ku-Kinx every one of Won
that votes VITA the Democrats" Jnhn Fow, col
ortd, clerk OF the superior Court interrupted
and asked Fred to retract or explain that Ian
gnage, bnt he promptly replied "a mean what
say don retract anything"
The same sort Of speeches are made in this
ylcinty every day.. ard yet a. in Georgia the
Federal officials take no notice Of them, because
II is not the conservation Of law but the defeat Of
the Democratic party they are after. "Would
this case have been ignored by the Federal
authorities had 1t occurred a meeting Of the
white Democrats? 2" asks the Nashville Union and
ih1tcd0. Here Ii h man publicly threaeniI e
negro voters with violence by negro Ku-Klux. #
they dare to cast their votes for. any other than
Radical candidates. He is asked 10 retract or
explain his language, but he sticks to it, and re-
lterates his threats With increasing ennhaais
amid the deafenIng applause of his hearers.
Such an episode as this could not have occurred
at Democratic meeting IN Tennessee without
ID ing promptly reported TO the authorities at
Washington IF the white man is 10 have the
benefit # the ku-Kiux law, let the negro have il
also.-MeaptiS Appem
Ole Bull, in Paris. poor and unknown. was