The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-16


with the de facto it is proper for to state, and
Judge VOORHEES, and every member OF the dele
CATION Will bear me out III the statement, that my
remark was Simply as sta cd II the card OF Judge
VOORHEES,, and that it Was made only when Will
ham had uneqnivtcdlly gwen Us to understand
that he would not comply with our demand
did n consider that We were there rs sup
pcants begging favor, but as free CT liens of a
Tree republic demanding right.
Had known we were to act the part OF beg
gars, for one would never have consented to
i'll role unworthy and uumany
l cannot conceive what right any one had to
impose their ideas me-. My vote and voice
was a. god rs any bodys, and my sie' 3 entitled
to as much weight. This is u tree country, and
long as live shall express my opinions re-
gardl IS Of consequences
|. A 4 nti man always receives at roy hands
courtesy and con- idc, alton. A thief and plum
derer treat as such. l any one III tins cUlnmu-
mtg Insiders Mr. Kellogg gentleman like hiui-
self, let such p rsuns waste their courtesy upon
him. II such be tine standard OF gentilty, l
wish to have myself cmnted ont.
what value can at ach to til" courtesies of
men which are lavshed upon SEQ nd, els as well
as men Of honor, whose code knows no dividing
line tween vi amy and vlrtu Such olle
hess. like the universal favors Of the prostitute,
are scorned by every man OF true honor anu
manly sen iment.
Let The Times and Picay.ne bewal the dis
courtesy which they cl ln was offered ~ ME to
their gentleman aud friend.
he Is no friend vi mine no gentleman in my
eyes; and am g.eatly mistaken If he Is con-
sdered as such by any white man in this COM
nun t.. Eve-i his co-cOnspiritors aSaIn-t tho
rights Of the people vi Louisl ,na seldom give
lin the title.
The reputation of Villa y Pitt Kellogg is not
nnknown to this community. His title to the
GoyernOrslip ia the BLACKLIST fraud 1T this cen
tury. He sits il the chair Of State and holds a
co munaty of title WITH the burglar VINO spor =
the jeNe!Iv stolen Oh some mid All.
ID" has b 'en proven III tl- sen tie Chamber OF
tie United States by his own party to b. II liar of
the first water-faise to every principle, fathless
to eve y promise.
Where is the proprirty in anv appeal to the
gcnero-ty and sense or such an IN il>ll al As
sel ASK u begadr to endW me- prnceIt
charity.
s rens tiien.d by writing. sln"titied by al patn,
wold there be any cer,alnty of it@ ub -rrvanre
he past OF this man Kellogg d ,es not justify all
affirm ,Ilve an,"er.
Du, If tuis man is an unprinripled liar so is he
equally an arra"t and dcsplcab coward. AS he
h IS c,,wardi q, this Is the only avenue through
w.llch he can be- affected
he lime l. past when the people of Louisiana
viii y, rmit thems Ives % be cheated out oil their
f. ancnlSes as freemen. / but echued the sentl-
ment of eveIy decent white man IN Louisiana,
when intimated t., him this determination
If the sons of Louisiana Il lrt intend TO see
their fair ate ia justly by, If they intend to
crouch The low r the harder the lash Is applied
Tor Coils sake let every decent man disown them
a. brethren and take rcfu ,e amongst some people
havin. = l. It vestise of maInnod.
Respectfully H. L. LAwLER.