The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06
l.. TIE . FROM NEW Yv.sh.
Correspondence of the Bulletin
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| iOrth.r. people to correctly unde sta ID th
s.use OF the prvsen' financial social and pc
itcsl eondit Ga OF the cotton States
| rbe stagnatlon Of trade in all PARTS of th
,ountry aud the gloomy aspect OF the tutar
,nders all CLASSIC snXioSe 90 a,cert I'D no,
| much Of this is Dee % the unsettled state @
| .,fsirs in the South. Cor the past few month
he opia.on hso iern crossing that tho shit.
,S.dic,o e,sde5s "a TO- cssttoB stateo apo siens
| egnes she e'.ee u. bag 100 she velf Q o
ne Seople. Sl1 s'.s9 sbjese j. plum lese 10
ne bet,es acerm9l.hins s d sh.co Ahe.
,.ek 70 increase So. q s,.i'ity sna prevent .n
rs eettt'mens cs seae1 gu .sstaao 1eeYoee
! be whites and 0lacass
This op.nios he 80 only 0ees ssrea :t2e
ned by Sae svents in I. ,uislanae bus tn
spsot.c'e q y = Sro.e' eoAiG~o b .. eees ~
nvidsy S,dnted by nany ~rosls 'ndsnts &C
S.dc"i Northers p.p-rs shae 40 'rdcp hue.
} cleft eSadL q siosslaseo : ,estly pictur''
do Q des"rt q suin. syept D. tho wlid stofs
| u 10 deva iatlle ~ effect ttAp Tue sim0oA o.
VIC w Orestn u che sIr0:co
~ iAH.'s.ee csa be ? .aSues than that "f tn
New SorS Iao.x. SETON. md n, ers Of eq'a
| prOiUD. nee u eegArd to t1> ulatters LII bc'
| .ne1e - u ZEN .rk.lb- impulse every VIII. ~ VS.
lbe y, honestly . sount or the late movtnlen
| 4 your xeople ag Slst the us 'P,er. and to IL
| Itistiee to those Who were Engaged in IT, To
| uost intense X s,lirals have met separate ID,
| >Allm and decorols conduct, combined wlte
ieterlDlned soAfage, exhibited i'll this LII
! 'ne"t, fgo Q tho Nat ong-ndered ~ saos 100
tlliti.ses sslit cal = sltisatpsh p
1t will be well for the peopleeR Louisiana Co
! understand chs IS'te - whateseE exhibits tn
true state q Noxtl.sN Selling t"wa,do TIL
South Is - useHI ~ otHposesUt Snturs goo
Will hetweeN Ne sec.usls 80 1t 10 FOR tue n TtS
to un'lerste ! the -, ss.te OF ut ire en the
cotton S,atte Sous v"pl~ may SEES e-su'eo
that tive o-"sel. ~ easing absorb d pubic
Itt.utioLo She sH,H oounss has Gctlo cd o.
critic lily OK snio che eSnth OF she ma ters Il
iss'ie, and The cunc4isleA 10 AlmosS universe
anon II public Oh. enate 20 She oimeo OF O. g
d.y sHy'e o'Xue oi.v- rnm.nt Of e.nuielano la
been Iarg. ly in the hands 0 s demago cues an.
rssc.sls, an5 he il 20 che Sni~tor une of til,
Republican purity shat these mcn b I'VE .,cte"
II It's Il me, arc large:s Sndto ole protectio Q
Of the A,aiosa! toe .npteues
All ch.sses are ;l5h,,se at the devesopmelG o.
IoStS' A0AtS CiSiIt pei CCIf With IL ffi' tltdI
cOAhHc.!tlOn; vAcatlng OF assessments f. + 20
consideration, and appon'm nj OF ,s-e>s"r>
whose profits at fvs per cent defend All exaS-
grated e-timires Of values To New Workers
tAlh ue.ls strongly If the days Of Tweed
md the ring, who, if they had not b, Ell
legl dated cut OF Office aud int, exile. or pri-0
~oahl have become the victims of popular
uprising.
When tbs telegraph announced the over
throw OF the Kellogg Government, ere~,
anxiety existed. lest the VIZ ngs dured 10
.)sne BY the people might inclte them to deeds
VI retaliation, aud even to an atti'ude OF
menace to the National Government The
Immediate submission the Federal demand>
without apparent dissent. and the temperate.
lAAnneIin which the rrvolutionists bore them
-sslse,, not only dispelled anxiety, but won
universal respect and sympathy.
Il this submission had been snllen or dr4-
matte, D. false construction might have been
placed upon it. II the negroes had been
hs4tiy treated or personal property had t'e
Njured it would have been assumed tina u
rvwtly and iicentious spirit prevailed. The
HISTORY OF the affair proving the opposite 1t
ttns, the ev,den 9 is freed on ev cand d
mind that the movement had no other im,ls
than oppos ton to Kellogg an his bogus
government; that no feeling OF hostility to
We Federal Government Was involved; that
the question OF race had nothing 70 do With
il; that IL was u calm, well-organized effort If
the best people in the State without ebuition
Of Mere lasssop e~ sectional feeling, il which
lnee who we're veterans of both armies we're
united to oyerthr q socS usegper h.vi,x
e cOnl6le,k d whah, obey sted the ms
hpon the a 8 j srsuits Of til Or 'scrono
The Horas etI.>t - vix:n0y of ves impor-
aneo fxiEn. wisb scsulss IN tn future. Al
'ictOry . leA vii sile',sly rroace c~nvictio . !
Bnteg the S.s.s q ESublia 'ns, AMI ollere !
+ u Aeee-.e,Sy 10 90 ~. s,Aed af the tsir arm
4osisssAS, . eses To h. sAl4.oust tr m the
o'Ys e the SoiS nus Sei.slGss her. and o 4 ~
u her a1ptstscle NoSe $A.insul thAn P"lals, !
'hoored ~ K,ssean ANs!ets anf wrHlitns o..
YEP b6oo6. Is che Ststes - Iisl, rGied by ,eity
'.is'.se BnSs uis sAs,.ns ssay Il Austrian ;
l,ixea !
L, oosc9n4qo4. 20 2naicaso ~,,,y "a. a.ue q !
4hg olonG chs sast Representatives H.. !
'Ubii"sa p'pess. enc -Iaeios ssyss
80 . 60 81 .snsst posfst nes e
ufsehts m"eo pl..s'y have eight "a thelp
ide, W. hn,s o. No lrsrh OF juAiaa- I
shV 10 . SesnAaslo'nasy movement. except
-, which this snovement dbl not Aavs, tti.Is
h+rS xocess)." ANeS sl,lss;tng ths fr;lAi :
~ slo2Uce q sh, Kellogg G'sesnsp eils aug
10 svik III .6ctel ~ it. 1t coastinses:
1nsIhss G fs,is - New Yosh % IN.
~ ." NYDlsenA HSsli hars bses n-d
4~lasA sDch lsoseHcnt by ie>p~Pil r>ors.
b9pt the ilpVro6aLisley ~ sUcceam ;.ad
a,6pn's troots nese1 ~ scteA ON - lad or ~.
[sgnesfr1 rs tAss o. vhsch the ARMY and
NY Of tis USis.l St.ses ssee sst ~ slotlsn
It week" !,
Tbs whole eoUst,y sppean On - eve OF !
'nkgvptcy. Every ~ esesA is ~ jAopa dy-.
'efy entess'slss lAngsishts msH.naats, :
mixers, nlsa siScturefs, Peal .ts own rs Ia
sssalr, whlte the kborilx cAvssts usw say I
Hess there is q CHI nse ip uatrpi,l Al ,lrs q
ey look forward to the Wiuter months with I f,
IS&Or. -s.tI i
Political success is one thing but material I
istsnce is of greater import The eime a,,-
osches when any party. no matter what its :
s. record and how ch-rishe its mission, il
II Do deemed unit for continuance in power t
" Policy increases the present we'll nigh v
misery and despair. Y
WHAT b. whole country needs il for every p
lteyial resource t. be fostered. that every v