The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-22
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
A BAIOd OF LlE5.

]. Il. Sypher, the Republican nominee for
Congress irvm tue first District, has Dsen "
ClnciulAAt. WMis here he h4d niulsen Ill
t.rvlswsd by y reporter OF the Guzetss, TIC
kAdAcsa organ OF That city. BeanY ~ ~ away
trom no4us, oyphsr Thought hs souid Ln4 ..
rAnuu4n = u AZ. AAAvs uAs AA.r.c..slous exposed /;
bat We propose ~ venuAave MS EAus..ctivA.
foE Tue PARTICULAR Oeusn. VI III. vovsrs Vi Inc
kirst U.slrlcL
h,pnsr says he came to this State in 1865,
Invested hAs moaey here, snd now OWLS y
oinxis plantation, zUUJ xcros II oxlen1 aud
has 0tuss rsAAi ss.s.s ~ ,ue vaAue u som-
$5U,OvU.
HIS proprietorship of plantation here is
news " u. W. QUO. aeAru l4At IL t,artuer-
sMP with his brotuer, now III officer IL tue
Custom-Aouse, ne purchased plAnlAtivn IL
tue pArAsA Vi s. M.gy, vut never paid ior Il.
II he has other roaa estate Valued ut &c.,
WV, Ne know VI = numoer Ut Judgment creu-
ilors VINO would like " nnl W. Were It Is 70
- to levy upon It. The tru n Is tn.t TIL, lin
Grant cArpet-oagger IS a. bankrupt ia fortune
q be is IL Character
OF the appoin ment Of Registrars, Syphei
says:
Gov. Kellogg has given the Democracy fail
show IN the sppoil tment Of these officials Regis
tra,ion has not be- Il made difficult. It has been
believed all along that the Republican part!
Guilt carry the tate and the tor regI.
tratlon were ordered W be ~ n.er4i possl
bGe.
Every one knows this to be false. Kellogg
lsitively refused t. appoint o single super
visor from the Democratic party. Had he
granted the request OF the committee thai
waited upon him 70 obtain such appointments,
tho people would have accepted it as An ind-
cation Of desire on his p,rt to give Us II
tair elect IN, and thus all Of the late troubles
would have been avoided It was his per-
emptory refusal that satisfied the people that
he intended to dsfraud them out OF theii
rights and prevent them from registering.
Regstra ion has not been m sde difficult, says
6ypher. He should have added, :" tor ne
negroes and Republicans. For white DEM
ocrats, and especially foreign "itizena. under
the law and the instructions Of the Registrar,
1t is attended by every conceivable difficulty
and obstruction, amounting almost to exclu-
Gon How "iberally" the registration is
vate instructions to the officers conducting it.
and which will be found published in another
column Of our paper to-day.
More complaints are made by the League
about the judges. Kellogg has nothing 70 d.
with them. Tho District judges are elected b.
local com nu tiles for . term OF four years, and
Kellogg has, u course, nothing " do with then.
either.
We're not Judges Morgan, Hawkins and
AttochA appointed by the Governor? Certainl.
they were. Were Lot Judges Lynch and
Msunier installed in Office by Fedora
bsyonets7 Certainly they wore and the
p..rlix N rulings of the.e ID IS have been
such ~ to disgust any com a y.
But tho browning falseh 81 Of Sypher is
the folio wing:
A very bitter feeling prevails there towards al
Northern men and Republicans.
The "bitt-r feeling" is against thieves.
plunderers and men who come here to enrich
themselves at the ruin OF tn people and
State. It il against such adventurers and
rs Sypher. D.bble, Clinton
Devices, Twitchel and sucu
GREAT ures who have but one object in view
and one purpose to serve. Honest Northern
men, whether Democrats or Republicans, are
welcome here, and We venture the assertion
that not ono OF that class We have mentioned
will nay that they have ever received anything
but the kindest treatment and the most hospit
able reception ut the hands Of the So 'thern
people in this Stat" aud city 1t is only such
characters as the wandering Congressman VIII"
n, ostr,scised BY honest and decent people, |
and are denied soci intercourse or recogni |
ton by the respectable people of Louisiana.