New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-19

.o AN0A 49,
EnglisLman by birth and fee!ing"-says
Monette-granteda writ of habeas corpus
for the release 0: Loualiier, and Jackson
treating this as a violation Of his military
jurisdiction. ordered the arres: Of Judge
Hall. and be was conducted without tie
limits Of the city. When Jackson had
defended the city. Iii: ''EgiisAn.an by
birth ard feeling resumed his authority
b; virtue Q: :ha: defense. imposed a sne 0:
$1,000 upon tie man . WHOM Le owed
all. and this :uan. with a grandeur tia:
would lake Andrew Jackson paying THE
hne into the cour. q srbjec: worthy acy
American painter. cteyed the o.ce..
Bu: 81. ohJe &C: Wa. - cal. the attention
OF cu: fellow citizen. T. TIE par: which
aliens have taken n the domestic Affairs
o: New Orleans Uu some most critical
occasions. VI. are ii. known advocates
0: immigration and migration. We de-
naLd that every foreigner who can BE-
induced % DID, from Germany. france.
Italy. O: elsewhere in Europe. ..... ae in
viteG and protected b.: ". wish them
to become America. citizens. Q! to ab-
stain from aiding Lr n.oaev, arms or
intcnrerate c.amo., e!:.e. part: 70 AIe:-
!can politics. TAe uon.ea, :.e: ccnp!e:e
,Le!r Aner:car c:::zeas-p they are the
rci::ica! equal. 0: any ::le.. il tie sepHb.
lie. For til, are We Republicans. We
are tie advocates Of migration Q: a:.e.:-
;caa citizen. 70 til, OF AZ: o:he. par; Of
the United States. We wish tie ci:ize:.
FROM Vermont tie same rights IS tie ci::-
Ecu from. Virginia. D: tie citize. from.
Conrectic-: iden::ca! rights with the c:t;-
zen from Carolina. Blu: the immediate
Inquiry Low IS. va, this Mr.. Macleca AID
Lii. ''compaay 0: Italians Q. any 0: them.
aliens: Tue position If aliens ip:e.veain:
in military coa.ic: With America. au:hor-
ities may be q subiec: Of inquiry BY the
AMericaa government: Ok the several gov
errn.ents in am;caiie relation: WITH or
v Tie s:a.U. .: the ieuizeI. c. reslien:
.:;ieu should be ascer:a:ne: AZ! published.
THE C0LO2ED PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA"
Such wa. the aiire:, Q: sslr. Penn wLi.e
assuming TO be Lieu:eLan; Governor OF
the State. 1t is al impor:au: aimiss;o:
a. showing = sentiMel: adverse 70 that
Of the White League.s. which Lad bu:
heretofore been allowed expression b.
them. That there was never I eau
for the White League organization is now
shown by the admission Of the White
Leaguers themselves. The proclamation
Of NJ. Penn Was addressed to the co.ore!
people. Professions o: just intentions
toward the negroes were made, AID. no
doubt. sincerely ~ tie persons who made
them. Mr.. DubIc!et. co.o1e!. Wa, LETT in
possession Of the Stat: treasury. and we
be!:ev: some co:orei men wou!a Lave
been taken into the police force.
Tie Bee. however. entered into an arys-
ment to prove tia: one member Of the
city government: had no: rece:vei I. ina
jority 0: vote, and La! Ic: been elected.
Til, Administrator happen, 70 be the only
n.au c: colo. and L publican i'll the CITY
Administration. Adm. illustrator Lewis i:
charged with knowing that L.. election is
AID tL: Be suppose: '',La. after
the ~cat,5tiovh: which has lafl!len KEEL
lo:g. III. !o.i and -. s;ec. tia: he viii not
have the as.iranc: 70 Remain IL al Office
which doe, 10: be.on: g h:u.." But i: i.
should turn on: otherwise. aud liz. Lewis
does Not do justice himself
We WI. engage :aa: Il. Io-.a.! Wi. .ake
-ucl. M.,as-:t. as Va. g!T" e..t.:e :.....ac-
:."n {. .tc sovereignty o: tle i-c:.. az.
this crying injustice. A. the election
chosen. AiM.ais:.ato. .: Improvements sni
meiHAe: o. the City Council. AID NO. NJ.
Lewis. II mus: be then tina: the latter shall
yield the place.
The purpose thus shadowed OF: re-
no comment excei: tia: the truce
BY til: White League pro-
tec:.i that association from prosecution
uade: the provisions Q: law which
any a::emp: 'to deprive any por-
:ioa or elias. Of the people Of any OF
the rights. privilege, or i:N:nun;t:e:. or
protection named in the constitution and
secured by the laws for the protection OF
,ucL rights" etc.
This keeping the White Lea:uers in the
back sroun! and cntrus:;Gs the move
,nent t. those who were not committed to
the White League platform. was ai-oitly
by the learned counc;! WHO coz
the strategy. But the IL. vas
no party 70 TIL, recognition OF colorel
nor wa, the White League which
calAe TO the iron: when the Fusion press
the affair finished.
The:: Were evident: two opposing |
il the revolutionary camp. The
oue would have practically reduced the |
to roli;;ca! bondage. The other
seems to have always opposed the political
cs;:acism OF the negro. and was 10 doubt |
III Az intention to recognize the |
p~oli.:ca! rights o: the negro. Upon this
we may expect to hear no:e. Tie
White League has been repuiiateI by the |
h.,,Aaen+;. s,art1. 80 ~. S,.&i