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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24
THINGS IN GENERAL.
ABOUT THE STREETS

| yesterday there were current many rumorS
| the N .iorlty being wild aud INF cunded, aud
| among them wos the one that
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oo'ol IA beeh issued hr lhc lecoFeiy I'll NE
cipturrd guns III 'Ss7'slon O cltlArhS. NO
warrants have been Issue J. an II Is not prob
| able til It any will be- at lelst not any great
number for If Is oaDer tlIy uuierstO ,d th II
thor /; NOT , on fti.ipnt nolica force tn .vncut.
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recognize the right OF any ut h+llo4gs otfi-
! cll> to is,us ANY process looking to an iuva-
sion of their homes
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denote. bis r pos,t;on We Womb he clad 70 know
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THE BAYOU SARA TROUBLE.
THE NEGRO a1yALRlEs THAT CAUSED THEN

BAlor SARA, Sept -, 1871.
Edito' Of the New Orleans Bulletin:
Our local sheet re, a miserable little partisan
paper, edl ed and controlled 10y our infamous
senator h l.. Weber, made rs app aranCe on our
streets yesterday. Ruuor says thar during the
icIgn OF terror las he styles il ur gallant editor
made his headquarters i'll an underground
cIstern and from thence ISSUED his orders to his
black emi>sarIes, and in that dai k, dirty place,
wrote the leaders which so astonlshed the eyes
Of tue truthful yesterday. AS We have no means
OF r. tutlIg these charges, except through the
columns Of New Orleans paper, we would ask
f,r space IN your journal, that our friends may
We think all the causes IF our late troubles may
be summed up thus: The Radical party OF this
senatorial District Is composed OF two factions
bitterly opposed to each other.
j he Orlgi,snls were led by E /. Weber, and the
Boilers by John Car (the latter is a member of
the House, Conservative cOlored man, and
much respected by the people Of tn distrlct).
The breech, it seems, was VIDE one, aud our
hero of cistern notoriety was compelled to try
COM, fefGf even If it resulted in bloodshed to
bring about has desired ends From colored
men from various sections we learn that he issued
orders that this riot must take place between the
iSoh and Dist. OIe SAT- thtt he had'a letter t.
that effect, but was afraid 1t would lbJure his
party il he gave ii Tp. The rioters who threat
ened the town If Jackson yesterday corroborate
this statement. When the citizens went out to
try to adust affairs ameably thew said ''Nu
this i DIR Iast lay l21.tl. an we must have a
init Wahrr's sn,e ohiect was 10 have COL
isl N with th, white peop,e in order to unite the
Hacks Irfetf .Inhn Cir for the Senate. and
cIe,.i HI. uatlsh ticket.
We hone {; ,ir ami l,is friends will see through
this v,illinea,s nIot. and take strps at once tn
cn,1utnrart " The white p4nule haze acted ell
t;rr,y On tie offensive con ormed to the law,
and have n.cd grrat moderation On Friday,
ptoplhcr Is, THE night after we we're attacked
,ul town was ,ccuDied by about six hundred
mn. nom the surrounding untr>. much in.
cc,I,od and excited. but MT a single excess can
l. + port.d 4 sain.t them. Some Of them return
NJ home. II L. being disbanded dill fire On a
nn7,ro o.. Int The c4sp is being investigated by
thS nro,,er Authorities.
Wv ct II. comment a little on the Dunn Lead
ers's igg7C,f< lie first lamb in the fold is the
Rev !. Il. Watson. a coloreti preacher an school
teacheg This man. the Leader says, was coming
int town viii h!s fgisnas, unarmr,i for the pnr-
nose nf guarding " Der aud civiag h. lpiug
hand To protect p,r-ons and property, (when q
man doe. lie he oncht to Tell a good one aud we
think our hero has died the bill Now let us
hear tne truth which, ha. been youched f.
nnler On tb by orr parish ,udee, our erlff (col-
.or,dN and orr narisb attorney. The two former
are app,i,,t,es of kel ogr, and the latter elected
by the police ju,v. (The document has been toy
4
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THE BUSINESS MEN OF NEW ORLEANS

The nv Mr.. Hartzell, editor Of the SoVh-
soestern Christian Adrocdte, "with headqUar-
ters at New Orleans in an interview with a
reporter of the Chicago Post and jf1H ven
lures tue assertion that neither the best busi-
ness men, nor any large number of them,
Justify the recent proceedings there.
BIr. Hartzell uses additional expressions,
which although not exactly asserting that the
recent outbreak was political MAJ oeuver, in
tended to bring about riot and bloodsh d,
leaves that Impression as his meaning.
1t is matter OF some delicacy to deal with
clergyman IS we would with one Of the ary.
But when these political preachers thrust
thems elves forward to advance partisan inter
ests aud misrepresent actual and self-evid Mt
facts, their cloth should not exempt them from
the Illuminating exposure that would be visited
upon others. The Rev. MI. Har ztlfs pro-
tession should have at least Taught him to tell
the truth. II he knew anything abont the
business men of New Orleans their private
feelings and politica opinions, he should have
known that in his interview with the Chicago
Post and tfol reporter he vas not giving cor
rect statement OF facts.
Will Mr.. Hartzell II US who the famous
Committee Of Seventy" WAS composed of ?
Were they not business men OF the highest
personal and business charact r, and stood
among the foremost merchants Of the South
vest2 Have they not repe.te dly denounced
the Kellogg usurpatiol, and joined in every
undertaking to overthrow it, Were they not
the callers managers and directors of the
Baton Rouge Convention? Does he not also
know that there is not single member of
this Committee Of Seventy" who is not
merchant or business man Of distinction, OF
wealth. position and influence in the commr-
nifty? Such men, for instance. as l. N. Marks,
H N. Seixas, J. I. Adams. w. B. Schmidt.
W. Marks. and on through the list of equally
prominent and distinguished names.
Does MT Mr.. Hartzell KIN v that the New
Orleans Chamber OF Commerce, the Cotton
Exchange and Association Of Steam boat own
ers, both in their capacity as associations AMI
the members as ind viduals have opposed and
denounced the Kellogg Government and given
their money and influence to the exertions Of
the citizens to supercede it?
There is another mistatement in this inter-
view with Mr.. HsrtzelL 1t is revealed in the
closing words Of The interview which we SUBJ
join:
R. DO yon think Penn win weld % the United
StAAes trv0ps2"
n. b. HE has said he would not, bat found
~ ~ Houtherners entertain . profoand respect
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REPUBLICAN COXykNTiUy.

UREA N. T., sept. 23.-rhe Republican con-
vention 10 day unanimously renOminstsl Dix Tor
Governor, Robinson. f)r Lieutenant Governor,
and Alex Bar.l >, FIR CAnA Commissioner.
Tue state Temperance @ invention assembled
here to-day, adopted resolutions pronounong uu-
Quxilhedly against the tratic in Intoxicating
liquors, and appointing . committee to arrange
for plan Ut political action.
Mr.. COnkling male . sueech eulogizing tho
Republican pirtv aud Dix's administration, and
charging the Democrats With the rsspon sibiiity
OF I'll the Troubles IN tho S0uth. series IT res.
s,utions re-afirmin. tine pr,ncaples Of the Rspub-
,ican part. AID odd rSing tne p0icS Of tue Ma
60aal Ad ninistrstiOn. VIII h was declared - IN.
suFpaassslm the hastogy Of the country, sta, So
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Firing From tn Custom House.
No 9 PETERS street.


New OiiehIIs, y ! t. u, 1871
Ej11' BHletip-The state ncut OF the Eau4-
ar Jhtt tueN eIti BOT Ii cIt!SCnt IRON tie
Gusroul- Hrusr, Mynd " afte noon IA ii INST. is
al uum.ugMed iii, fuGI was an eyewitness to
the Ga5tatliN ret.
About | o'tlock Z. NJ ON the above dav, | was
Oh Ma. Hllne street. between Common and Canal
ST. eets, coming toward, this OFT c. " h. II heard
he rattle OF uiusketry aua the booming Of can
non III the direction OF the le,ee. | ran % Canal
ST. eer aud stood with some other. on the BAN
quetle by Messrs. Tompkius & Co.'S store. In a
few u,iuutes wo saw keoggs metropolitan
butchers rnDnil & at the top Of their speed to-
wards the Custc M House.
Naturally enough a Cheer burst from our lips
as well as our hearts, at oeelnS these boosted
warriors. who were SO. xtrtmely anxious to clean
out the White Leaguers, heeing in Wild terror
before our brave boys. l suppose our cheer drew
the attention Of the cowarolly miscreants in the
CustomH House toward us, for directly after
wards they opened fire upon us from the WIN
dow. Fortunately they -hot too high, as the
M irks of their bullets on McssTs. iompkins &
Co. store will show, and only one Of cur party
was shot down. W to this time | did not see
gun IN the b tnds Of per. on present. | noticed
at the Custom House windows u. !. soldiers, or
m II attired as such. did not see them fire, but
other persons i'll the crowd said they d d.
About twenty minutes after this, when the
metroppitans had fled from the CO ner OF Peters
and Canal streets, where some OF them had held
ii eIr ground for time. / again attempted to
come 10 this off &c. but while crossing Canal
from Magazine | WAS fired at VIII near the
neutral glouat. I feat heard the whistle of
the BAD close to M. There certainly Is not the
ghost OF an excuse for this, for was totally an
armed. not having even pistol about ME.
Yours, ETC., JOHN CBEBLIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. LOUIS Sept 2, The Democrats Of the
Nintt Congressional District nominated DAVID
Ray fer Con zress yesterday.
CLEvEL AND, Sept. 23-rhe Democrats Of the
Twentieth Con 81 .ssional District to-day noml-
mated Henry Il: Payne for Congress.
BALTIMORE, Sept. q. Tue Repuhl ans Of the
Fifth Congressional District have nominated A.
b. HAyner
Elk Gov. Phillip Frank Thomas was TO-DAY nom
mated for Congress by the Democrats OF tho
Fr-t Dstricl. He succeeded Mr. Cobb as Secre-
tary OF the Treasury in 1860, was elected tO the
United Stairs sunate IN 1859 aud was refused b. .
seat.
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DOMESTIC MARKEr>.

NEW York, Sept. 3D. Evening Cotton closed
quiet; Mlddia5 UpIands IA Hl6i. Saes to-day
2ij2 baieS; net oceipts, d. bales; gross, 3D85.
Futures closed steady sales y, s0b btes az fol-
lows: september IA; October - T. q November
II $500, j 3-lG, December II 7-}2; Januar, l55N
IS 1882 February los IS q 30; ,larcD IS j-lfdA
Is 5l-l2; April l6 . 32fQ 10 5-ls.
Southern hou steady, mode ate inquiry COM
mon 10 far extra IS 25eS6 10 for good to
CHI zee do, Sc ID 90 ahe heavy. l6l2, lower
on spring, more active and de. ide,ily ti,mer for
winte,, 81 10 nj "a for new winter red Western,
81 2oG1 2S lol new amber d.. Corn openesl
heavy, about 1c lower, closed rather more
steady, 970193 Tor Western mixed.
Coffee firm; Rio l5i9l9l gold. Sugar quiet,
sea- cey so firm. 8.Dsa for fair togood refining.
si@sE for prime. II 5sl for m.fs-sos, 1861
for Martinique, mnscayado 'l@ss Moia sss
Rosn firm. 81 3ND3 IS for strained. Tnrpee-
tine dull 36. Pork unchan sed, now mes !, SIS IS.
Beef quiet. Lard tirmer, la Tor prime steam
rendered. Whisky lower, II O7@i o.. Freights
unchanged.
Leatiie, firm; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres aad
RIO Grande light, middle and h. avy weights 26&
Ma3O California do 35a323l; Orinoco do 25G13Sa.
Wool firm; domestic iee;e 1906, pulled asa
45, unwashed 17Qo36, Texas 1901
CINCINNATI Sept. 23.-COtton easy. Mid
ling l5l. Flour aud wheat dull and unchanged.
demand fair market firm, Sjs>7. Oste-
demand go I'd at full prices, 50D5l. Lard quiet,
summer l3sDi4 B,ik meat, duh and unset
lied; nOmnailv, shoulders JI0gJs, clear flD I44eo
LA, clear I5GI5!. Bacon dull and nnsettled;
shoulders 1Oi0tlOs, cteal RIB l5lOl5i. clear ISL.
Whisky excited 81 G3.
NT. LOUIS, Sept 2I--Flour-deman1 active,
prices advances for low grtes. s1pevtine winter
silrt so, double extra winter II 5O0H. Wheat
smAl' srles of No. 3 red at 81 05, No. rcd win
ter 81 IT, Corn firmer; No. mixed 81. Oats;
demand active, prices advanced, No. 2 81 ,@D5G.
Whisky higher, 81 o.. Pork s3t 50. Bacon
.teadsr, ony email jobbing and order trade.
La d steady.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 2s.-Cotton higher grades
advanced; MnldllnA l3l. Fiou, and wheat quiet
and uuch .nged Corn quiet, 83a3j. Oa,s on ct,
.i3D6o Nee, p'rk nominal Bacon duh, lower
irr gular, some lots beng forced Oh the market;
4lioura l0.091 y, clear rib IlG6ijl, clear 800
Isl. Sugar-curea hams iiWi), plan i3lOH
tuli meats dun, prices iecItrd, 80 ~ lots bong
forced Oh the market should rs 51gD;, clear rib
H.0lis, clear lj3@l5I Iar6 l6t. Whisky
'fMer, Il % Blg9ih9 dneh .nGed
CHICAGO, Sept. u. 4 -Four ,iv, demand
moderate. Wheat dem md active, prices al
vanced, M. spring Ulica % 81 % ~ OF, No. 4
81 03t Corn active, but I'M 'cttled, n :. Z mxo
old at 15l closing al 50. high mixed 8il185.
Das dull aad tower, NJ. 53i. PORK qlio, and
unchanged. Lard stead, dom,ud m,lerate ct
i4E. Il ak meats Iaet and ulchtngod, I'D sales.
Whisky steatv, Il tn,a. m Il -r'te. 81 VI.
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NEW YORK lTkMS.

New YoRK, Sept. %. DR.. Brown Sequard
sailed for Europe IN ths Scotia. Judge Shlpman
to-day gave a decision in favor of ex-Coliectr of
Internal Revenue. Joshua +. bailey IN the Of snit
Theodore I. Alien Co., to recover damage for
an slleged Illegal seizure of property, on the
ground that pubic oificer cannot Commit tres
pass.
List Of persons recommended by the two polit-
zeal parties Tor Supervisors OF election were pre-
scented to Judge Woodruff to-day It Is claimed
that the names are great improvement on those
Of previous years.
Examlna ton OF Col. Wood charged with utter
ing and altering thousand dollar U, tied States
bond, was continued this morning and resulted
i'll the discharge Of the accused, the court being
satisfied there Was no uiltv intent ,roven.
VALUABLE CoEMRHCIAL MAP.-On the 10th
prOximo We propose 10 lepublisb, for the benefit
Of tne author, the valuable Commercial Map by
Major +. s. HArdee, Civil Engineer, originally
published on the LIST instant by our enterprlsl.ig
neighb r, tue New Orleans BULLETIN, and no y
revised and prepared for its second edition, with
important ad ntions. We k-Ow Of no siulilAr
work extan which more clearly exhibits the
natural and artificial advantages IT New Orleans,
its projected railroads % we'll ~ those IN opera
ton, and It's present and proposed lines OF ste .n-
rhips to Mexico, Central Am, RIGA aud Brazil, and
their connection with the immense extent of
county nov tributary, or which may be made
tribu y TO Its commerce. It Also gives . cur
rect plat sho wing tho location OF the st. Phi ~
ship Canal, AMI will be accompanied BY such vx-
plsuat0Ty reinarks - may be necessary 10 impast
~ Il . itsOual in erees and vsius.-Efom n, O.
Pr5co GUJeaa I'D
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4 foHsln8 mett1n8 OF the cIllZens OF AIgeS
was held at Philharmonic Hall, Tuesday even
ing. Gen. r. l.. Gibson and Theo. S. Wiki
inson, of Plaqnemines, were the speakers.
and awakened in all present the utmost en-
thusiasm. Gen. Gil son urged the duty O.
registering, and Mr. Wilkinson spoke of the
benefits derived from the afflir of the 18th
The meeting adjourned at 10 o'clock and
delegation of the League accompanied the
honorable member elect to the ferry, and gave
him hearty send-off
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Libel. SUIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Mr.. A. q. ROSS has commenced
lib 1 suit against the proprietors Of the Read
ing E1Jte f'ra grossly defamat"iy article pub
lished III that paper Oh the 18Th inst. Warrants
tor the arrest OF the parties were issued to-day
Mr. Ross declares in his aft iavit that the whole
artlc.e ls utterly and completely false.
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Lucien Adams was appointed to ii th- posi-
ton of Judge Of the Fourth Municipal Police
Court, made vacant by the resignation Of Miller,
the old Judge.
Miller resigned because he thought that, in
consideration of past services, he would get the
appointment Of olice Commissi ,ner, but he
didn't, aud now he thinks he is 1T
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THE ODD tELLU " =.

ATLANTA, Sept -. The ,i and 10 Ige OF the
l. o. .. f., after ,nslierahls fisou's,"n, re-
solved that NIL spirituous vinons aud msh
liquors snail be excluded from the lodge rooms,
anterooms or halls com actsd with or o j ,ining
'heret when IN Ter control OF alv -uh0rlInAte
or degree lod 20 or encampmant OF this order.
A new funeral and anniversary ceremony was
also a1Opte,
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JAY COOK r.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 23.-Mr. Lewis, trustee in
Jay Cookies nkruptcy, has filed with the regis
ter detailed statement of 293 items of receipts
and 400 items of exprn ltures. The total receipts
shown b ing sl,O43,9 Ii; total expenditures,
1913 3)5 -, 'eaving a balance OF S75U, 555.58 in
the hands Of the trustee on the 10Th INST.
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BERLIN,

BERLIN, Sept. 23.--The Nuional Gdzete says :
While the expulsion of the Danes from chl,sylg
was legal measure, 1t WAS only adopted in IL
few isolated cases. The Gtzele says the reia-
Il MS between Germany and Denmark are
friendly.
BEaLIS Sept. 23.-Fhe Empress Augusta has
calico meeIus otdalegales from all this Women
associations Of &c many, to be held in as city it.
October fhe On 4ens Of Wirto.nDu~g and
Saxony, Grand DIcnoss of Baden aud Princess
Alice OF Hesse, have promised TO attend.
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STATE TROOPS N kENrUcKY

LOUISVILLE, Sept. %. Col w. L. Clark left
here to-day with 20 state troops for Owen on
Owen county, where he goes ) sustain tue court
in The trial Of the alleged Ku-Klux recently ar
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FOREIGN MAKKETS.


LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, $50 p. N.-Ropin 37s.
LONDON, Sept Is, Evening Tai ow A. sugar
27s Il 2 3 for NJ. IL Dltch st ,ndard on spot.
2;-Tb RS I'd Er do ajoat. Linseed I'll ia 3lNo
2.s6l.
LONDON, Sept. 23, $50 p. M-The amount o4
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank II Higiand on
la .nce to- day was f5O00 krle Ai. Paris die
patches gu tie ientos 63f 2);.
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The CRoPs.-Cotton pi King is progressing
with unusual hast TOR this early in september.
The crop may nov BE- >afeiy desc, lbed, because,
all danger fr m worins has passed away for this
season TIE early crop may be put down about
two-thir's Tor peraa ps little more) Of the whole
AREA in cotton, 50 if the estimate Of the latter
planting j. realized We ~ place the whole area
III cotton - ii. lung ab1It . half crop-and this
e-timate will b., very closs to the hcs.-Lake
Providence tCarrot PARISH, True Republicans,
1ofh inc. - - -
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ATIRNPTEl klllCInR

PoUGHKEEpsIE, NJ Y. Sept. 23,-A man named
John kenney, residing near Tar y own, attempt
ed .nclde this T. NJ, by first cutting his throat
and then dashing into railway train Oh the
Hudson River Eaiiroad. He will die.
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ALL QUIET IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

AUGrsrA GA, Sept. %. The excitement in
Edgetied SOUTH Carolina has subsidized, and
there are no immediate approximations Of further
trouble etween the races. Accounts from ihe
scene of the recent troubles report all qu.et.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

New YORK. Sept. % The cigar makers OF this
city, who number over L, 800 egistered working
IN H. besides women and children, will hold
a citing next Sunday To make protest ryatnst
the manufacture of cigtrsin tenements. by which
means some manufacturers are enab.oi 10 dia-
pc se with ftctorles 1t see there about
800 Bohemian, of all ages and bath sexes,
engaged in the IN ,nuf,cture OF csars III tho
rooms in winch til v cook It and slt-ep.
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STRANGE BUT TBUE.-A ''cullud pussun. ;,
three weeks ago looked tor by the NJ. P g, for
brutality beating his wife. is now an active
metropolitan attached to the Algiers force.
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THE COMING RIFLE MATCH,

NV YORK, Sept. b The prizes IN the great
International Rifle Match at Creednoo, next
ru' siay. exceeds $500 III value. The freed1m
aud hospita!iles OF the c day we t,ndered
the Irish rifle team bv tho Mayor. public EV-
ception takes place FRIDAY at the City Hail.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24
MEMORIAL MEETING.

The officers Of The recent M n ~ .al meeting. in
honor OF the late VI ,rk Smith actor will take
final action Friday evening, with regard to d
benefit in aid Of his fanny.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-24

AN OUTEAGE.-We are informed that the
Secretary of the Coored Democratic Cub, OF
the first Ward, W. H. Spencer, was brusally
beaten, near the Custom House, Tuesday, by
some Of the negro buliies in the employment
of KELLOGG and Boss Packard These hired
scoundrels have also threatened the life of the
worthy President of the same club VIM. Alex
Of our colored friends who dare to exercise
the right Of freemen and proclaim their opin-
ions in defiance Of Boss Packard and other
representatives of the Radical Administration
party.
We call the attention of Gems. Emory and
Brooke to thu above. Our colored friends
should be protecte I, and such outrAges be
stopped.