New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19
THE NEW REBELLION.
The Northern Press on l.Ou'siana A1afrs.

THE NEW REBELLION.
The Northern Press on Lou,siana Aaairs.
From tue louisville (".1;o'-.1o o.THci:
The pres..: occasion juetit:es is i. say.
ing a Few WORDS 20 those .ewspapers-gen.
orally OF The Ib=curer and moIe impa-!ve
sJ:.-wL.ch .ave r.rs:s.ently uua;ce.e!
With cur appeals tor .he supremacy cI acHe
yu!e, and automatically described gu,
efforts 10 establish internal peace ana order
iu the South encouraging TO Had!caiisln.
when. IN reality, they themselves. Uv their
iLceLd'arv violence, were not only 'UrLIsi..
ing campaign material to the Radicals. out
attempting 10 lead the Southern people
farther and farther from those iLCIe:a-e g
and Just principles OF local governments On
when home rule can alone exist.
We have never believed tina, any ?ac::c
in :he North friendly 20 the SoU:i,, ard
ieas: o: all tie Democratic party. cou.t &c.
| on&iL!ess supported by great iorbesrance
and patience on our part We have neve:
believed tina. any party could &c: or q.
home un!ess supported by Us own aGLe"-
ence 20 GOOD government illustrated .v Z.
:sIr and y!rtucus administration .: power.
We have always believed. and IL tL.> we
have been ocrne Oh: ty ,he facts. tLa: cu..
lAw:y on This side Of .ne line must prove
fatal 20 Us. No matter FOR tie prOvocatlon.
no matter Tor :he excuse, .ae South as ia'i
hone only N the law. OF :L!s IG:LG. We
have steadily stood b.v .Le usa.es a.. CIV: =
zA.iou and the conservative interest. o.
society. while c-r assailan:s. accusing rss o:
all manner OF snortcoming. nave u:ta.neL
IRE and birthstone. They may nave neen
right: we may have been wrong. The ~Eo.e
business was experimental.
Our advice las certainly no: been po.en:
enough to spread over and conrrc. Il:
whole South. and we see IN Louisiana cle
ac:ual state Of civil war which has been a..
along the logical consequence ct .he pol!:r
urged bv our critics. Ii tley were c;gh.
and we were wrong. this c.yi war sho..G
be maintained to the death. /: were better
:ha, the fedora. government be required 20
ca! ou. itI..t'J sueD 10 suppress u. giving
che country a. large a ;ull comprehension
OF the situation c1 the South. than that II be
sn.1.-.: ou: Ike a tailow candle. with q
little pu:. q: smoke and a fou! smell. The
eounse. q: Eo.oE.us comes n heie:
q. eI.1.:.ee - s:ar,e'; t.t. beng in.
Pear fla: -ie oppose, NAY beware OF thee
II tie South can NOT control ITSELF: =
mus. needs exc G;ic its destiny from day I.
eay-a scr: o: Mahomet's coffin. slung be-
.w!x. the heavens and the earth: a riser.
abe. peg: Cev... csc:lating between he.:
and the iron works-neilher fish, tesi,. cor
fowl. wirh the republic vergirg nearer and
nearer apoE the one man powell. we
say. the South can CO no better shan This.
j. had better end il al! ia d grand et-cr:
al destruction. l. had better IKE 10. Ge.
veage ara die through despair. happy !:
i yar:y rs enemy with J: down 70 ruin.
Anything $ better than the Ike we have
led che :.s. zen years. and as .he be-
Gge:eu.s have a chance y, Louisiana. e.
us see VIA. they will do with =. They ran
not make matters worse. They axe sure
20 be stamped out. Thev can not ESCAPE
the most neIciless punishment. WIZ tLev
make themselves terrible while they .,as: ::
Will :hey die rather ,Gau surrender They
should hav. anc~n. wEen they wsr: Il.
that they were engaged IL desperate en-
terpr.s-. VIII :iiey carry :: desperately ;
viii they force :ile North to to.ai ard
open Abandonment OF the sham Rep. blican-
ism the S"v.b has teer rre:end:ng. VIII
:hey keep!: ~ ION. enough; 20 make Gen.
eCal Gran: necessity IL ls.b' They nees.
expec: nothing o; N..:.e:n Democrats.
That chicken VII. no: HgL:.
We shal. see. We sia.. see wha: we sla..
SEE: uu: one :h.:s we nope no: 20 sea
miserable tack.iowr from :cose who Rave
been abusing Us .or ''naader.ng' 20 :hc
Radicals ami ''mak!1g capital against me
Den oc.a.s. We are !ead: 20 :aHe the
.og.cai consequences .: oar writing. Le.
cu- critics Row move win .he music and
meet Tie logical conse'. ".Eces OF tEe.:s.
From tine New YORK T':;l,4::
Tre action Of Penn. who assumes 20 he
acting Governor. certainly seems nasty aru
;li.aGvi=eG. Tie NcEEe:y government: r.ay
nave ueeL legally elecged: out this is lo
!.iLe % assume power AM: undertake 20
overtu!n the existing government bv force.
Ine :eso:c 10 arl,-s IS no. among the :eMe.
dies provided :vr sIgL cases. That means
revolution. aid - only justified by success.
which in this case can hardly lie reckoned
among the ss!o..,.les. Ane situation : so
complicated oy these Few developments
tnat :Le general govecnmeI. can Lave no
excuse 70: nCI-.E reference: and when !.
!n!erteres j. must be ior the recognized ard
established government. which :s tha. Q:
TIE Kellogg ring.
From :le Cincinnati: LymD..;a..
i. IS possible tina: Lieutenant Governor
Penn :magines tie general government wi.
look yass.ye!y upon this revolutionary per
Torrance. and. ae:cnc endeavoring TO D:e-
ven. further UiooisneG. DO nothing - re.
instate he oustei administration. His dis.
patch 10 tie President indicates a hai!Gcn-
alton q; thi, sort. He very patro1iz;rglr
assures .ne President that 1t will be .ur
tbs sIecia. aim 70 protect 1.-The prope1.:
and tie officials o: the United States" 1t
IS very kind and :houghtfu! in hlu. IFS
consideration = likely to be appreciated.
au: i: is also probable ne viii De presently
informed tina: there can and VIII be 10
recognition ci az administration Sc: ur on
TIE points OF the GayOnets OF the White
League o; Louisiana. Tina: way hes an.
archy. Il portion OF the people 81
STATE. dissatisfied with its administration.
may Organ:ze. arm. and at a given signal
rise and overthrow K. and set up anothe, in
Its stead which claims to have been legally
elected. and that. TOO, IN face o: the fact
that che supreme :ribuna! 20 which !: car
cled rs case pronounced Judgment agains.
=. then .he.e :s an end OF stable govern.
men, IN the United States. We shall have
entered upon d road 20 revolution anG
anarchy along which the republic OF Mexico
has Travelled 20 .he verge OF ;rrets leyab!e
:IIu.
From. :ie louisville Comnae1ic':
Tie action .: ;he PresideI: in this case is
precisely II the line with his action IN AR.
kansas ana Texas. and the Whit. Leaguers
who expected. as :Ley have boastel that
they did. that ne would not ac: i. this case
As IN that, were worse than foolish.
Ihe prompt and decided action OF the
President wi! .eassure :he country. and
W. NEE. the unqualified appreciation o.
lovers Of law and order everywhere. It
o,eathes tha. unconditional surrender or
VIII move upon your works" spiri: which
:he case requires. The lesson of the Arkan.
sas case wa. lost because he White League
party got their Will there. There must he
such an emphatic repetition of J. now tha:
further attempts 10 overthrow State gov.
e:nments by armed vevol-s wi! he aoau.
Goned.
II the later reports are to be believed M.
hellogS has not shown the qualities which
rOlEe s1i.i. one slfs .rop N his n.s