The weekly Louisianian., 1874-05-09

~ VAAA0 S0o ~TSA~S
the eficientfand g1atfs !
manager, mver4sefvice,
was .c~ourteously declined by
him:
' This, circun,stshtsKa bedb made
the occasion otA'bittet etsssfnpoh|
the colored, peopss bytheaNdw Oral
leans Bulletin said Paper saying! ID
i '!Bnf th 81 issue d. pe must qtsat;b be met boldly, AID
manafeis oftheatees must not: hah 1bil
of silxee ]mucss rs testimonials
ebm negroes for re1a3inR the rule Tex
III fsSor oh favored few Of their
Iacat" ;,.t joa z-3F!f -loae;
; We:ado not know theamotines1
plrompdAgsbs tender TO Manager
nor his reasonslfo o do
Ginning: Each party szsrcigsds m
u1qaestionable right-one in the
offer snd,th other in the. refusal;
sup,ftoss"each h.d'eqaally
satisfactory reasons for the action
- Il '|"'* ..Ga'
But We think II highly repreben-
sib1e, that a public journal, whose
honorable province It is to correct
and elevate pubic atti Sentiment; should
take advantage Of thesepur'etaly Us per-
'sonal transactions between citizens,
to produce ill-win between the dit
ef INT races and classes in the COM
munitty.t 5 p: e "z
1T1h The. csod1orgd man, as sacredly re-
cognizss The social ana personal
rights Of. his Caucasian brother, as
he does those Of His own; and'if he
should, perladventure, forget the
proprieties Of life, in seeming to in
trude himself where he may not be
entitled to be, it viii be mainly
through the irritation productivity
just such articles as are pubhsded
in the. Bulletin and are the subject
Of our ], !. comments. -
The temper Of our contemporary
is not more objectionable. than s| his
logic.
This race issue suggested by, the
title ".White w.. Black" Of the
Bulletin, and sought to be made the
bss;s upon which the public rights
of the colored. people are. tosbe
deaied, is.aachipua; having ne: zeal
,foupdaianrin the facts Of our social
|lifeso.:~ ,,..*.:D: 81 :. =. A"s
Theirs isnqoon6ict hetveea The
interest of the laceaesa and ne
Fantagonism personal between the
| white and colored citizenka~ The
social question will regulate itself,
and..s community Of wants and
interest, must and. will. ultimately
secure the4prevalence Of good will,
and harmony OF. action betEeep :the
white and :colored people Of, the
South. -:..n: .:;,. a:1 g: ~.<.& q.
We have been tnboidg specially
to this end, and have frankysasked
our white brethern to help Us in
securings its accomplishment. We
had hoped, snsatehe prevalent ten
dency in; the journals Of this city to
pander teethe prejudices and bend
TO the sa16sh purposes Of the pre-
vailing and ruling rings that curse
the South, that ~oatyoung eontem-
porary, the B,l1otss,: 10 spright]y,
frank, independently senterprising;
aud heretofore generally fair; would
with as in initiating aand
f~perfecting the. era Of good feeling
between the white and oolored pso-
pie of the .State-an era thatsluald
have its origin and growth in the
prevalence Of = spirit of justice
and its oppression, in equality bstore
theahw: Of all citizens and that
would have its oonsumnasion' in
such appreciative estimates BY each
race pf the other, that We should
fesls only the differences that nature
md circumstances made between
men, but be free from destinations
and humiliations that prejudice and
ungenerous suspicious, have super.
added .therto. 7-i
When reading the morbid and
ungenerous utterances of our. con.
temporary relative to our nce, our