, 1874-09-21


their own purposes. Lot mo glyo ron
AN 1NsrANcE or nAnE-FAoEp ROBBERY
which canlo out IN tho Now Orleans Chamber Of
Commerce tho other day.: railroad vas TO 10
and the State waa to give 82, 600 Of itB bonds
to tho company. Tho President OF the road
wrote to tho Engineer that tho work mnst bo
commenced befoe tho Goth Of October, A foU
ohoTnlfuls Of carlh were thrown up, and tho
Governor turned oror the honds to the COM
pany.
Reportor-Has no work boon done Blnco?
Mr: Walker-No but tho bonds moro taken By
tho Company, and tho State il responsible for
their payment. An injunction was insuod to
Ing bill wns pissed by tho Legislature laat win
ter. and 1t Is loft to tho Funding Commissioners
to nay whether tho bonds shall bo redeemed. If
they recognize tho bonds tho people will hayo no
fcdresB; aud we are afraid thoy will, 81 The COM
mlsBioners afo carpot-bagQorB.
WILL THEY supM1r2
Aoporter-Do you think the people will submit
to Ko1logB's Govornment5
Mr. Nnlker-1 do not. uu1ess they arc COM
PEELED to BY Tedotsl bayonots.
Reporter r-unlcnH troops arc kept thcre auoth-
or outbreak will tako p|aco2
Mr. Waker-YoB, II thoy try to resuBtato she
parish officers who woro nont Of by tho people.
The eans until the nest est' 'e!oetons @ m Aa ''Af
a1r. Walker-perhars thoy would Kellogg, bnt
nut tho pnrish o1l}cers-tAo Ta1-Collcotors. and
sherltfs. and Judges.
Noportnr--Are tloy carpot-bnKgcrs3
hlr. Walkcr.-1ho majority of thom arc, and
they are big thievca. Tloto is = law that no
parish can levy tax larger tb,al the State
tux, unless by direct vote OF tho
people q the parl.s1h yet., in the
larger than tic Btato tax and tho carpot.baggers,
WHO aro Judges IN the courts, refused to issue m
Injunction ,estraining It's collection. Tho prop.
ertyy VAS sold, aud vas bought IL by tho otllco-
h0ldcrB, and Oh thoro WnH no other remedy, the
poopo turned tho robbers out OF office and sent
tho properly as they Wero acting contrary to Law.
Rerorter.3o1s there anything else the people
Alr; Walkcrz41 hare told you the principal
Government az joacH or thieves.
Reportcr-Aid are dotorminod to got rid Of
thetn7
Alr. Wa9kor-Yes.
n.aoxts. ~ N t,'r rnE :;'' MA5ontrx: .,,.,.
they have a majority in tho Stato2
Mr. Walker--Thcy undoubtedly would hare,
II thero was fair electl0n. There II differ
ence Of 5000 IN favor Of the colorcd people, but
tho white vote is larger than that Of the negroes.
and. wh'le great lnany negroes would not vote
at all, n large uumbor Of tho hottor c}asB would
vote tho With ticket. II We had Government
Of The people in Louisiana, there would be m
trouble at all. Nlne.tenthB Of the |nud Is owned
ny Hu4to tGpplC, HUI LHSj lQ uUt HAuk WAta Qa-
cause it If against tlsoir interests. They want
peace. and negro labor, as 1t is tho only labor
they eau get.
THE WHITE 1EAauEns.
Nororter--Are tho White Leagu0 organization
strong In nutnbets?
ligence aud nenrly every white inan In the Stale.
lieporter-Wlat ja the object of uuitiug to-
get1cr?
h1r. Walkcr--Tho negroes voto together, and
the whites combined in order to carry tao cleo
tons. Tho meetings nro open aud above board.
Although am not 1ne.nbor, ! mover heard Of
them having secret meetings. I never RaW such
unaniuiltY among body Of nop as thore is
among tho wllitos OF Louisiana, against this
Kellogg Government.
MANUFACTURING ouTRA0rs.
Roporter-Is it true that mnny negroes arc
murdered?
ar. Walher-No, Tho accounts OF difficulties
sout North arc exaggerated for political effect.
Let me- Eiye You ,3 an instance Ths inter Pecan
rases In lbe.ia parish, wherein it WAS Btated
that 1fty-soyen porsonh had been killed within
twolye months. sent i to f1iond in an ad-
Joining parish, and will read you an extract
from his reply. datod tho 14th inst.
Elm very sorry to hear that accounts similar to tho
one incloseA III your list, receiving credit among
Intelligent persons. To us here it seens impossible
into circulation oven. ven II tily rhow. tlaas our oi
cers Stats and paroiha take good caro- 10 co,lutcracs
the unaVorabIo impression held OF theln North by 70
pesrlo loss sight Of t4er obect in manufacturing uEo-
caa indigestion Mt what has ncyor taken place; and
tue meantime AIR. carpot-pag Thief ills bis pocket,
cAuckcs, a1rl says "What great aud glorious ins-
tuition American free rrsas /" At iaBt, huwever
tie Indignation here has reached that polnt that thu
Advisor 1' s swns M III II s frH III of st. MsF
tn every negro va was left in 0ce' and protected in the
As to those fy-scycn pcrronA Killed in Attakspas,
the fac:a aro as folows negro in Fauseo potut bud
eavo tue s1 ie slarsea to 's 20 away Sut wsa Est ola
BY the Now Iberia officials that he ncet nut go-tlat
they would protect him. The consequence was, his
for stealing and been discharged; and We
ssrs no sfo S s
ddnt ray soconsl negro waa shot and instantly
killed whilo inside store At 8ycamore Landing at tho
caught u1.d hung the prairie for killing
cattle. These three casea are tho total executed,
though according to tho account sent By you, there
Are 1fty-fonr yet 10 hear from.
handed outrages cease military government 10 10
in event would 10 calamity. 70 us 1t soclns the
ouly practicable solution Of or dcul.ies and If tho
hanging OF more acoundrelB will hasten such
renee such hanging will receive impetus in ordsr
You viii probaly receive garb1ea accounts OF tho
:sts are !. s Mr Carey iaaud lis lug Dasgy 10
e return eariy: ns9ros telaporari!y employed Is
away an day. d. Its return hlr. Carey oraersd him
to leaye tho plaeo. The negro said he would aea who
'oh got plsols sni retrnsd Ihs ,egros s'sot
Gok ~ IT. Grr's loft c,rsy TSta,n
d@es took ke@As ssfss IN M tho s Ss
@ }'f' b. w STsd no It y ,st1t essr negroes