The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-07
THE WEEKLY LOUISIANIAN."


lib Wt6kL1 LOUlS1ANlAN.
THE NEGRO ORGAN ON THE UsURpATIoN.
: We commend this paper to the caref,
2 perusal Of the ultra Radical conservative joul
, mails, which supply SO much matter for tn
columns of the Republican. After havin,
read it through carefully, one almost instinc
: lively turns it up side down, if per chance h
may thus better understand what it all means
We arise from its perusal with some apprecia
ton OF the emotion of Rip Van Wrinkle
which found expression IN the qnery, Il
Rip Van Wrinkle is dead, and this is not me-
then who devil am l p
Speaking Of the carpet baggers, this extra
ordinary journal thus delivers itself: ''Afte,
making due allowance for the vicious colored
men, who have aided them, and further al.
lowance for the balance to be attached to the
honest but supplemented and inexperienced
colored voters, who have elevated these men
| to power these white men
are mainly chargeable with whatever of bad
legislation and maladministation may have
oppressed. the people OF Louisiana for the
period indicated"
Every word Of this paragraph will be in
dorsed by the most rampant phlebotomist that
ever harangued White League. 1t proves
what the white people have been telling the
negro for the last ten years to be true alto
get er, viz: that the negro cannot take care OF
himself; that he has been manipulated by
wicked men for their own interest, and the
conclusion of the whole matter is a combina-
lion Of the native and responsible white men
Of the State to take care of him and of them
selves. 1t seems that even Pinchback, one OF
he most intelligent Of their own race. has
ocen tool OF ''these white men," as well as
the ''honest but simp hearted and inexpe,i-
enced colored voters
His \Packard's) whole administration has
'een one long and uninterrupted chain OF
vicious blunders, impotent efforts and disas-
trous failures, dignifed by no semblance OF
Of responsibility for either the judgment or
the patriotism Of their author" Pinchback
knew all this in 1872 Why then did he reject
the overtures Of the Reform party, and throw
Ill his influence support OF that wing of the
Radical party, of which Packard was the
acknowledged leader?
He (PackardD has lately chosen to make
IN aggressive war on Gov Pinchback. after
having secretly and treacherously opposed his
recognition as Sen .ToR FROM THIS STATE
n juxta- position with the above paragraph,
cad the following:
Judge Durell and the Returning Board car
led the campaign Of 1872, if it ,oas carried at
H."
The Senator elect from this State.
harges Durell with placing in power by
surping jurisdiction, government elected
y Return ng Board, and through which I
overnment alone Pinclback can claim any f
tie to a seat in the Senate. +
Verify this extra issue of the Louisianian il Il
nondescript of the most undesirable genus. Y
is whole genus in itself-an aheruna qenus t
'e cannot fix the date of its conception, but o
e satisfied it must be premature birth s
When the man who has been claiming a i.
at i'll the United States Senate from Louisi- D
IA, over whom the Radical pre- of this city tt
I'd the North has howled its applause and d
obbered its sympathy, admits and proclaims u
at the Legislature which elected him and b
e Governor who gave him his credentials
ere the creations of judicial inflmy and po- fc
al fraud when he admits that the people IL
this State arr oppressed by maladm mis- u
ltion fastened upon them 10y the ignor mt b:
ednlity of the black race, directed TO
shrewd c,rpet-baggers, and hat he, SC
owing the aims. purposes and means of fl,
csc same carpet-baggers, assisted them in St
their nefarious undertakings, When the ha
nest men Of the State invited him to CO. III
crate with them; we ask all wise and i'm SO
rtial men, of whatever political creed or an
ton, is it not time for the white men, the M
'per'y-holders and tix-plyes of Louisiana nv
say to these negroes You shall no longer tre
Ike laws for US, and administer the Govern go,
ut to our entire exclusion. fro
Let us have done with this sentimental non ed
Sc about the equality OF races. The his is
VI IAe IIaulcitA party III tnlS stare mas
y demonstrated their inequality. but for for
ch Pinchback would not have to complain frs
arpet-ba1 rule. Whatever part, has any sin
ere sought to rally adherents with the del
chwords Of Liberty, equality and trater- vat
!" has proclaimed trinity of an. rchy and ant
rule, and like France got drunk with MIG
ID, to vomit crime. 7
HALL WoRKINGMEN's WHITE LABoR Asso- Roi
CITATION, A. Dcita street, the
New Orleans, Aug. 5, 1874. do
ors New Orleans Bu tin: Wv
regular me, ting Of the Work OF
'.n "h.te LABOR ASSOCIATION, held at Their had
II was Unanimously adopted: thr
herea-. We, the white lab,riug class Of the pl.,
OF New Orleans, have with pride and salts -
on W tche'i the manly, fearless and out 'lh'
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