The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-29
A NUT FOR THE REPUBLIC An.
Sensible Negroes.

The following which We clip from that
staunch and reliable newspaper, the su9or-
BOIL, we coinlnen! % the serious considers.
ton Of the RepabHs-a and OF those Radicals
who claim that the negroes are all Radicals
and intend to yote tina. ticket unless intilnl-
dated
If the negroes .hr.ugnou. the pa,ishe. will
follow the admirable example Of their brethren
Of Petite .iaye, there will be no trouble and
prosperity will soon dawn upon Us all
FALLING INTO LIN
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION OF THE CoLoRED BAF-
TIsT CHURCH At PETITE ASSE. PARISH OF IBERIA
PETITE ANsE, Id, Aug l,tn, 1874.
Whereas, tht M nbers and minister Of NE
Star Temple Baplst Chutcn, have discovered by
sad experen e, That our tri-st and best friend >
are tine white people, snong whom were bOiA
and raised. and
Wh.r, as we hay. heco.nc heartily tired and
disgu,ted with those assum, d white and colored
lenders, who have selnced us INTO their support
50 tina, Their own private and personal fortunes
might be al ,anccd at our cost, and at that or tine
goo name ana prosperity Of the country: aud
VII, rcas it il III intention. III the future "
aband4n pol tics and To contiue ourselves clI-
slveiy t tie manage ment Of our own private
affairs, vi h cool Will toward all men;
BE IL resD3red That hereafter We declare u t.
be unr intention 10 have no. connection WITH
politics, and TO cortne our attention t. our o"n
individual spiritual and temporal welfare, ANA
invite all coiored brethren 10 JOIN Us aAd
follow our exam Div
LOUIS Hills Minister in charge,
JoHN owens, FIRST Deacon,
THOMAS :. BRIAN, Second Deacon
JAMES -sGrRA, lmrd Deacon
In )nnectlon with the above, We i've the
subjoined card, published IL he same issue OF
,,o S,,,,. p,tr tro,, NJ h y ,upiau a raluel
man. and formerly y member OF the Radical
Legislature. Tlere are plenty Of negroes like
Noah. We are informed, III the parishes men
who have : aims enough - that the con-
tinuation Of Radical ruiz MI plunge the State
into irretrievable rum. and courage enough to
declare their intention to act with the whites,
spite of the .lre.iiul .AXct,s OF the Black
Leagues.
Few persons ca1 Unl-r- lnl the eoHra1ss
required IN a negro 20 enable him to act lnde-
pendently of lis byethrel. o. the Black League
and break the terrible oshs by which
they thoughtlesaly pound themselves. x
requires the most rertecs ttit. in the Ahl'c
men with whom they 49, and L ,horouyh con-
vction # the horrible wrongs they would be
called upon to commit II ehey semaincd with
their savage and mysterious brotherhood.
Such negroes should be warmly welcomed!
by the whites. and g.4n absolute protection
from the yindictire members Of the laa81es
to which they belonged.
The undersigned, a belle, er i'll sflle Hepubcan
princp = wishes t. ADDRESS himself to tn
honest sons and citizens ii LOUISIANA, without
regard to pa. t. Or i,ar % Hnscrupui,n5 poItl'a
rings | wish il 10 be known that / shall hence
forth act III concert with and support only tf'se
who prove themselves WORTHY cltZens bcheVll;,
that the interest OF country has stronger CLAIMS
upon me- than any political party
NOM DaTCil 49,