The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-07
ADDRESS tF THE STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE,

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interest by the people OF this State The a
! tion taken will JnnhrIeSa ha .rs.,;,,a !,
sEt1y pifl7Ls al u ere WaS present during Il
lion. and tho-o debate. A tulI ranr.sa,t
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on - ~ sie "ou'''i'' Ahe 'oilo"lh5, upo
which she address was iased adunte,l Mo,
da~.,o,;n, . H.. ~"e" -Ao
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Resolution.
xesJ'yei yhae Cine State t.neraS Commute.
a. 10 ~, eting on the atb of Oct her I>7i p,
affirm the act. % Of ehe State Central .,,mmift4
Taken on the Stn of .eutrmbp, 1874 IN raf,,
.nce to the agyeem Mt ma de lbs h. e,nnser.4tiv
member. u In. conference .,ommItt.,s
But We formally ansounce that ON. oart@
cot direcslv or indirectly. .espo sjb.o To-. An
act of swes-liess ana 4ntilnidtton ia Shr STATE
ana We protest against sslterpreta,ion to h,
.f1e,e b eng placed on che l>ng. se az the prean
tb.e 20 the sal a greemens
7 EcSDiUer Ahau a committee of six pc annonte
Sy she Csllr to o. Dr. "a a!dXe.s .1uSu Atoss q
Tia agreement.
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"a 'uo .''i''iAi''o~ ipp''n'
<1 Ner The ADos.s aN1 . pgotSc:es d as
son tLe tol,nv:n.
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Address O. the People 81 Louisiana
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EIArr.'r.rn-.. ,o7t'r,rrn XIV
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: r. ehs Fe ,so Sfo.j.,an.. ~
I snnstrsntiye re,, ia 20 to,,.;,,,. 49, .s
yentio,. =. embed n n,ton = mo- - 1,.aa,,,'i
hs4muvkabie Unan;r.tv O., na2tici.t ~ H.
~ !itlcal cau.,li ~ 1t -; go mo es!r a.. e,
: that. ~ =, Apinsr shav mi Oh sv-.nh 49,
tiu. .jya AM c,r orr s.r,,.r1.,tin. a.. s,',s
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~ ra.icay voa,s.rs .,s s,,,,,,r,,., IVA a.,
sponi anruus I1avs,naue ~ INA .,,,5. Cd t,,t
we're n.A sIoy m q .i,ino lrh.mcs N Fem,
with the .rtful.-cnntriy.i ,..i,Iusr. .f ~ :
,e.,tr zion and siectIos laws n ord q =, ,r,.'
,rtt. Oh. yesuls A. ber4,n4 ay;da,t ,i,t . 49,.
ana homes, ,ngstr,t,na ana .lnt,n ~ :, ''.
ont ~ the ourstion
This snatieY was tcstea wien a@nlicaeio, sas
made Iv ,he Conservatives ., en- eiIaI sn,ss'.'
tation sl. she boards os ge.istrsi . Ih,s an
pnca1ion was uuhe,Itatinolv r4iectas Amt -. .
nattes ,f erac. she de tI,i. G!yernor nr',',..,d
tuat five name, from. earl. waya .t ~. ois,'
and parish OF the Atate shnulI =. euhn,;1tnd ~,
him in the Con, s,atiy,e Wit, thu nron,.e th.t
If arv,f the ner.ons irdrs,nd ,rdra .''
nomlnati IN AZ clerk of e.,ist,atin1 "i.,a'1 i @
ZEN <Yat 10 Inn, otherwise an ort.iS.r r,i,,i,.
what he considered proper pnaraut,res wnf'il 10
an .,luted As this was barren nroru,s, - wa
> .jft, .ue interview tb,1e.udel.. :" ''A0i
Not discouraged, nos yer. at having to cone
sh suci. fearful Odds ana viii, 'Ir,i " , oo.'
staring Inem N the "a e. se sonssr aiys 'fa a,i
adhere a. th4,r uricinal nrrnnS, ,lat'',i ~,
red ube their sigiIanc ~ + ret ON aa ~
defeat all iranduient machina,,ons,
In the meantime ,hS iaaII,f,. ~ ,bo aoor "a
been running hioh. Yax,7,nn i,,,ains,tt h, .
p~nrpatory rnyernIue.t' ,mn1nting tn ,.ortisc, +"
ton had been and was ha,n,, ,nv',r,h,, ontld
p ice nr,es even i. rec9ntiv ovart, a.aI 80
,ricts lad bren c,1min,li, an4aa.a ~ s,.'1i;I
M cal taxes beyond .ossihl,tv .f .nn,,i,a,ao'
on the part of owners of propn,ty.
pa uiation a nd rorrnn.i m ,orn W. .,,
ont the state standius. army 81 Matr,n,l;
,ans, organized to overave tho penple When NOT
allv invading The ru1 al parishes with al, tbe nara.
nh ma,a nf war ks entnrce .,s ,h .nu pai
courts but ,ner. sdieta ana .xan,t;yn 80,
and to ca D the climas che rsnrnstorv CO., .
ment ann, AIRED constantly .nuo rod IN ;no,,,r
hOstl,ties b, tween the blacks an whites 4or ~
nefarious uurpo,e Of resnina nn n 10. .e
even at the expense of 10th races. The c,I.,raj
people had been crafiI, led from tben.alva, MT,
seer ct so. ieties ~ puarly KIN ,wn An ha l Ia onn
Arms had been and were be,nr FURNISHED 70
them and they were inc,ted To e Inc ~ noa
hostility. although in reality they had ,,ntbina ~
fear from the whites wiosa fee,,ncs a,I ~ 7o w.
ests prompted the M on the contrary tn cultlvata
mutual relations of amitv. Un.er si,ch nm, ow.Td
events il became a matter of ,,rn,jnnra IN TIA
part of the Conservatives to oroanize ,xb;,e
ieagues for their own nrnteci;nn slnrlI 800
slty arise -N0''
That citizen gas Che eight ., ,p~chase on5
bear arms. wouId : en- to be an indr.'.ut,Lia
And vet the do f,cto CI,,.,T1, 'l
he hi, Ky
ATTEMPTED Z, lisarm the white neonIa
The result was the 1ith Sentemhrr 1.7i
That memorable day has CONVINCED the c,,
ored people that they nave nothing to far Fan
their white felow-citizen.. It has omen ii tha
eyes of the people Of the Mon 10 the innoa.i |
bllity of a war of races IL tder orr clviliza,inn
hat day is an era in the history Of the ,,r,,,. !
,tru, ton Of the Southern States
The President h tens.sted IN power tho Kel- |
ogg Government; but, in the oht of thrs. |
events the eft-r, D. ated ASSERT ms that Lon IL
ana had a.qn1ssctd in the usurpatlon ar, etf,ct
ually di,proyed
The d spersion of the METROPOLITAN BRIGADE
he decentralization of the color.d n,,iitis 1tt,n
,niy militia known in this stai. md FL. rnGlsnaa
If the State ti., erumen1 at the toIch If a,,,int
aged people, have tauplt the psnrner ,hat nIs-
uie must have some limits. Hence The Pres.
ientlaI proclamation was no sooner h.ialled Int
le managed 10 inaucnrate conferences 10 adinst
he troub es A committee of conference s,.lrct.
ID by him. met n simiiar committee seiec,ed \,
iov McEuery and Lieut.. Gov Penn.
After seversl DAVIS labor the confnrences wora
,rought to stand bv the refusal of the Pennh-
leans to procure three vacauci,s from amnns
he five member. of The return no board of c,ec |
IONS, vii h the uuIeretan Il 10 ,i,at twn vaoan;aS