, 1874-09-28
PRESS COMMENTS ON LOUISIANA.

FhANN NUIhA@StA VII @NN'~H"'Hs
The Republican papers aro genera,ly speaking
out, and, while they declare the action Of Penn
as revolutionary. they freely express their optu-
iun Of Kellogg, and deuounco linn In unlneas-
urcd tor1nH.--Canton (ln.) Ledger. .........
long ouough. Ho has become Ill unpleasant
subject to talk about. Lie ought to subsido
quietly, and leave State whose people have
supreme abhorrouco for him.--P'atra City (1A)
Herald.
kellogg Inns made lis Government so de-
teatablo anl odious that he lias artayed asainst
himself tho ontiro wllite population Of tue Sato
aud largo budy Of the bettor-tnformed and
most reputable coiored people. chanpaig" (lA)
Union.
Tho poop!e Of Illinola would not have stood
tho Kellogg usurpation QUO week boforo they
would hava arisen III their wrath. aud oyer~
thrown him md his thieves, mud driven them
beyond the borders Of tho stato.-cunAerland
What people would have no long and pa
ticntlY stood what LouiBiana haB bor1e? Cor
tainly none Of tho North. Her petitions hnve
boon met with Bcorn, hor ronaonstfancos hayo
been slightel, and her teance gu sle Govern~
meut Of tue. Uuitod States most 8aamefully miso
used, until gondcl to tho last extremity, the peo-
plo roso against thoir rHurperB aud opprossors.
before the United States troops tho people re-
tired, proving the fa1sity Of tho charge thai 1t
waA rovayai Of tho Rebellion. Sud indeed in
Bayo those Republicans WHO mako political cap
itn out Of it; and for these tho troubles Of tho
South are not great enough. mud ovory additional
outrage H hut al additional pleasure to tlen--
1Patseka (IU,) Times.
kellogg las undoubtedly had the forms Of
law Of, hla side.-Bueh law as exists in that much
suffering s;tato.-RocheiIe (lR.) Register.
Tho citlzons OF Louisiana lad cause to lead
t1om on to this outbreak, for they lad borne OPP
presslon until "Forbearanco ceased to be . Vir-
tue" It oannot 10 expected that nny
people will quietly submit TO wrong aud oppreH-
sio,l without making some demonstration md
taking stops for tAe1r own relef.-NorrlsoA( (lA.)
Times.
1t ia such rascals, Of whom Kollogg is fair
Hanple, that tue South condemn 30 bitterly. Be-
cause they couaenln thoHe, tho intense partiHanB
Of tic North chargo that the South mahes war
upon all Northern pei sonH Who lmnlGtato South
for the purpose Of enlbarking into business.
This charge they absolutely know to be ialse.-
Peoria {Iti.) Democrat
Tho eituatou Ii certainly strange and anom-
alous. tits tsuo thai tho Constitution gives tho
PreH!dent tho power to protect tho States agalnAt
"domestc violence" III older to guarantee them
"Ropnblican form Of Government; but does
tlis power authorize the United Statcs Govcrn-
ment to intur[ero Ill a Stato where q revolution
liko that in Now Orleans has been accomplished.
not ending in tile overthrow Of ''Nopubllcan,
form Of Government" but in tho poaceAble and
solid establishment Ut more per1octly Repub-
liean form OF Goyermen. thau tho State had lud
before? Does tho constitutional clause in ques~
ton pretend to deny wluilY to lAe s1utoB tho
worry foundaton,rie1t q American M freeaonl-tLe n
Let but forotaste Of such usnrpalionn he
brought to tue doors OF our people, aud they
would hul from power the authors Of sucl
| wrongs, Aud should wo ataud tamely by aud
submit to tho wrongs Of our brethren in Louis
lana because thoy are removed from us : Tho
| earnest voice OF condemnation canuot bo too
/ often raisea against the despoism Which il day
| by day being fastona1 upon us by tho l1adical
| tuieyes and plunderors who seek 10 porl,otlato
ties Of tho people. -Wleu vii, tho people tllnk Of
! theHo things, aud act accordlngly ?-PeEaR (lA.)
| 1imes,
~--Kollogg-a carpet-bas uaurpor, q tool of das'
potiam, aud an adyonturer without honor or priii-
| eipls--has, b. his repeated outra COS and infa-
NOUS aots, nlaao himself peatilent'a1 sose upon
tho body polltic.-L3ucoin (IN.) Statesman.
The outlooK In Loais.ana aud JUDGED In tho
South gonerally, ls certainly gloomy enough to
| partlHau trantment.-Aur0ra (Itt.} Herald.
| -1masiuo the coudltion OF affairs that mnst
oxiat wlon tue virtue, tho taspcctahility, aud
tho intelligence q community aro forced iutc
paul. led bY the Board Of Tfade aud tho ohal,.
her OF Comsnorce[ Fancy rebellion heat1od by
Horace Thompson, john s. Prince, Chnrlos
hehotfer, T. Il. KollY, anl William Leo. And
| YGt tuQt u plGClHGlF HuAs uAb OCcuIT9u III p0O
Loulslaua.-IAe An!i-AonopoRst, 81. Paul
.nana.
Who is Responsible for this condition OF Of
fairs iu Louisiana : Certainly not the poopl'
themselves, for they aro k!nstnon Of the people
Of Texas, Ut A'aba,la, OF 0earsla, whoro poaco
aud prosperity, and happinoss arc tLe blessings
of honest government. Tho fant lies iu III
lcgpotio disposition VI Gfaut himself aud hi
supporters. They. too, prefer to maintain
revolutionary aontlmont In the Southern Stasos
&1,ntr n}n u
themselves. Instead Of Joining iu wlsl
tno general cry Of rabellion r,liHed by Morton
tho pooplo Of tho North ought to labor for
neecef, SOLUTION looking to lho overthrow OF al
faetioup. aud to tho stopping OF tho fountain
head at tho dayllment ut Washington City
Dey Afoines (lowa) Leaders
Ia another placo IT'D copy a brief outline c
Caseytsm, Grautisln, and koaogglan, for til
INST Two yeals ~ shown by Republican 0utAo'
ity. It Ia hiatory Of uaurpatlon and ty!an1l
without q parallel ln the civilized world.-taye1
County [Iot0a} Unloa., ..-,
liz q people ato to La oppressed by thloFtn
politicians, and they dofonded in their ulurpa
| tious By Fadaral CourtH mud Fodoral Aarshsls
there need ba little surprise ~ revolutionary on
burats,-Mt. Pleasant (Ioua) Free I'feas,
1t III tho Loxingtou Of tho New 1oYolutinl
which will tnspiso patricia i1s every part or ~
country to rise, aud, whou they 10 rso, to ststt
hard for Freedom. for tho Nepup'io,. anu til
Constitutions OltttHltea {lo1oa) Democrat.
1 Tho mere, Hheer, blank usur1atlon OF Prea
don't Grant III Louisiana 0an bo deiI'ou by no Il
talligant paxaon. Ills high.handsd violation