The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-20
VOICES FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE PEOPLES BULLETIN.

THE PEOPLES BULLETIN.
Editor Bulletin:
| Allow me to thank yon, in the name OF suffer
ing ou,siana for the untalterlng strife you wag
| against the horde OF carpet-baggers and pollt!-
cal carton crows who infest our ance sunny land
You have gained the esteem, admiration and re-
spect of the whole country. Continue u merit
the appreciation of your compatriots BY not re-
laxing even one instant the waryou lnaugurated
some five months since. Be severe upon those
cowardly journalists who, like the shifting winds
of autumn, ch nSe their views to SUIT rcum-
stances grateful people would call down upon
YOU all manner of tp'rem blessings II you could
force that Trojan horse Of journalism, the Times,
to close its doors forever and never more out
rage our people with its mlsrcpresentations.,,
Although the bright skies, which, but three
days ago, gave promise OF better Gays, are
obscured once more by the black clouds Of OPP
preston, cont nue. to cheer ur.people and lnfuse
new energy into them, and you will inset with
the cordial support and approval of every right
thinking man.
We must and We stdN yet be free.
God bless you and your brave little sheet, the
"Peop!es BULLETIN"
ONE FROM THE PARISHES.
ORDER REGARDING THE sATRAPY OF LOUISIANA.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJrTANr GENERALS OFFICE
Washington, D. G. 1874.
Gen. w. III. Emory Comma cding Department o.
the GIf New Orb ans
You will follow out the instructions rs IN Tor
mer dispatch. All turbulent persons must be
put under arrest The order must be implicitly
complied with. isisncd) Z; =. townsend,
AdIu-a4t- General.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
One or more turbulent persons to "bc put
under arrest" that Gen Emery may be enabled
TO comply with the above order. A liberal re-
ward will be paid. Apply at the front door Of
the Custom House, or Canal street. ".
To the Editor Of the Bulletin:
On this sad occasion. when the government Of
our choice is troddon to death by tyrannical
use of power, would it not be well to dis! lay Al
outward and visible sign of the grief which en-
shrouds our hearts:
would respectfully suggest that our houses
and church, 8 be draped mourning On tie day
of the usurpers reinstatement.
Yours, ID grief, ONCE CITIZEN.
FOB SALE.
That Ii he prspertv form. ry known as the State
of Louisiana, now known as refuge for political
This property has yielded fabulous wealth to
all the late propretor-, in proof OF which refer to
Mr.. Warmoth, one Kellogg ct al.
Tue purchaser is required to possess much
brass, unb bundled, cruelty an utter contempt for
truth, and an unqualified taste for Cppre sson.
Sealed proposals will be received for one month
at Headquarter. OF Department OF Corruption,
Washington, .. c. PANDAKUs.
To the New Orleans Bulletin.
LoNGsTEEEI with metropolitans on both.
sides will never brighten White Leaguers
OPINION OF Two WHITE LEAGUERs.
Editor N. Q. Bulletin
What ices the glib talk about ships in the
river, sh ellins. etc, amount to. Scene that for
egners and the consuls have something to say
about tn It, How many days notice is it required
to give them before the fireworks begin?
No Compromise.