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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03
gorreipnnben3 brs WeHboten.
gIeueLan6, 80. Mueuit 1874

S%SOS%"hU ~Os $%nSA% 4oifs
2ieber Sreuno!
Die in benz bieitsen Stobtrotb i6on Iatse
porbereitete S9la9t in 8e5u9 auf ben Ssh
berruf bes Sonnta9ss@ eiebes 1T enbLi9 an,
IS. b. sc. sef9ta8en.
9as Sonnta9szGeieb 1T wtberz
rufen uno ONT Gonntas fam iebt Der Nrs
better nit ieiner SamiIie in bic 9arten ober
anbere gIabe seben unb ii6 mad elmer NOS
9entIi9en ununterbrodenen Irbeit BET
einem @Las 8ier Elm uni9uLbt9es 8er9niigen
MAIDEN. Qm 6. September miro bies reue
GeIeb suerit tn Rraft treten. Ser biefi8e
2eaoer, bas 6auptsO Organ Der republttaniiGen
gartei, tpeI9en Der alte Ma6e be3ei9net ais
uoie perbammteite, 9euteinite 3eituns inObio,"
1T uber Die Paiftrun9 bteies Geiebes gang
auBer fi6 uno er bat bic Namen BET MitsLies
Der bes Gtabtratbg, DeI9e fir ben Mioerruf
~Itimmte1l nit groBen Bu9ltaben in 1einer
3eiiun9 Gufgeflbrt unb srpar NIT 8emertuns
gen, bic rpobrlt9 fir biefe 6erren ni6t be-
1oubers Iduei9eIbaft iinb. Werben bic, rueLz
DE btsber nit Der repubIifantI9en gartet ses
itit1mt baben, enoli9 einieben, tpeL1e 8artei
es TT, bic tire SntereRen uertbeibist! Ser
SSuoe[ Iu9L oEI otSlsI WeIeYShDelI feENeES OuB
ein BoriiBer zines ber itdbtiI5en gotnmitteen,
Elm 0emofrat 3u 3eiten einen tii9tigen
3opf babe uno es iei cine S3anbe, bab 10 ets
mas 9ebuIoet ,perbe. 9ariber rebet rno tobt
bet 2eaoer. @enn aber Elm R%epublifas
ter gorItbar zines ioG9en COMMITTEES it,
un6 bieier bic StaOt beftebIt nnb bes
f9winbeIt, bariber fagtb bet 2eaber &t9ts,
gar Ni9ts!
Die repubIifanii3e Bartei sebt ibrem I'M
ter9anse bier in bieIer Section ebenfaIs ent=
9e9en. Dte beten Seute, bic frlber cine
!Sauptroae oarin ipieLten, seben entpeber nit
ben 9emoEraten Ooer 5ieben it9 gang 8urid.
Sic fibIen bic Sdma9, rpenn tie ieben, meIs
DE g~erionen ftd on bic Spite Der gartei ses
felt baDen. Statt Nlanner at feben, mie
GrispoIo, Ibpofat granais, Aubitor
Nus. Tbieme pom 8a6ter, &ecorber
itnb es iebt Ne9er, obne RenntniB obne
@rjiebun9, pie Moie Simmons unb anbere,
bic oas 8ort fibren. Die 8artei 1T f9on
tief 9efaIlen!
Die bieiisen Seuer : @ommiiioners, unter
benen SER S. SO. 2uetfemeper ri9t bloB Elm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

9ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. baben fid
nod ben n~eueiten 8eri6ten aus Stem gorf
etruas gebeiIert uno rpennsIei9 nidt auf aroBe
1miate serednet wiro, 10 iinb bic absuidlies
benbe1 gsrtaufe bod fi9er. gom @efen
unb Saben itno bereits &auf Isute einsetrofs
fen, I'M tire Serbfsei9dfte absui6IieBen.
Die guenpaarensSanoLe ftnb nit ibren Be-
fteGunsen febr 5urifbalteno unb taufen NUT
fir ben ausenbLidliden 8ebasf. Na6 int
portirten @aaren 1T bic Nadfrase fdmad.
Wtan slaubt ni6t bab bas SerbitgeI9aft Dot
gnbe September ir9enbpelde 8e6eutuno er.
Ianst uno bic 9r0Be bes SanbeIs NIT ben
&auleuten aus benz Siben banat gum er0B.
ten She'll nod Don benz 4usfau Der @rnte eb.
Mugemein tit bic Infi9t porberri9enb, BAT
im September unb Ottober bic Rauleute pom
Weften ~bebeuteabe Gtnfdufe MAIDEN uni
prompt be5abLen 'ueroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

- Die bemofrati19e Staats=g onueation
DON Yenn1pIuanien, bte am Diittwo9 tn
6arrisburs tasts, nabm bic foIgenoe seIunbe
SinanszYlanfe tn ibre Blattform auf:
SIS ioQte cine beberrli6e Inftrensuns gez
modt iperben, bic Soften BET gesterung
(@reenbads) auf ben Golbpertb btnaufjuz
brinsen unb bte Wldfebr aur Saar5abluns gu
~er5ieIen, iobeIo bies NIT Si9erbeit sef6eben
fann."
Mie bic Obio PIattforn,, erfldrt ii6 aud
bic pennnfDluanii9e sesen bic 8aiitruns Der
acknowledgements oes letten GonsreRes uno
sesen bic 8ermii6uns bet beioen ,&aIen in
ben 6fenttiden SauLen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

piele Der fleineren GsIoonmirtbe tnb groces
r~iebanoler, bic nur nebenbei 9etrdnfe balten,
iute uor 90 Sabren nit ben Temperen3lern
9egen 2lcenien ~ftimnten. Sir fir uniert
She'll baben ni9ts perIdumt, unt cine Mebrz
belt fir bic 2icenscIauieI uno babur9 peni9s
items einen moraliiden gies ber psrIonIiden
Sreibeit iber ben Sanatismus su er3ielen ;
es 1T tpabrli6 nidt uniere S6ulb, baB bieier
3ped nt9t errei9t rporben lit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03
: v1lniere 3eit" pom Gbiuicotbe, Elm IN:

yuniere !3eit" BON GbtIlcotbe, Elm nnz
abbdn9t9es 8Iatt, felt Srn. Martin S9tIz
ber bos f~olsenoe treffli6e 3eusnib aus:
SIS freut uns, bert6ten 3u fOnnen, baB
unIer sei6akter Nlttblrger, ST.. Ntartin S9tIz
ber, BET Der benofratilden gtaats: gonpen=
tion Die Ganbtbatur fir Wtt9Iieb bes Boards
Der 6ffentIiben @erfe erbieIt. Serr S9ilber
lit bieient 4nte in ieber 8e5iebuns senads
fen. 9erIeIbe tpar Iatgere Sabre Ntitblenz
befiber unb betreibt f9on an Die l6 Sabre
einen 9robartisen GetreioebanoeL in @btIiz
cotbe. Serr S9tloer 1T Elm febr proftti9er
Gei6aftsmanr, nnb 1T augenbLidLi9 Prdiz
bent ~unieres Stabtrotbs tno elmer Der Iruz
tees pom Scioto Topnibip. St 3dbLt ptele
Sreunbe inter ben GepubEifanern unb mir
a~uetfeIn bnr9aus ni9t an fetner @rrpdbIung.
Slid ouf"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

Blattform 2tteratur. - Sim yttttz
mod baben nt6t rueniser oils ein baIb Dubeno
Staats= gonuentionen, oemofratii9e unb repuz
bIttanifde, ftattsefunben. Die erIafenen
Plattformen Iinb meitens banbuarnarttg lang
unb perben mobI pom uielen 2euten sar nt6t
seie1en merben. 9as Bolf lest uenis 9es
,pi6t mebr auf blobe Worte; es min Tba=
ten feben unb nod Tbaten urtbeiIen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

-Dte Don Der Staatssg Convention ernannte
bemofratiide gentral=gommittee %orsantitrte
1ib fofort an, Mittpo9 Mbenb unb ernannte
bic ~foIgenben Serren als bemofratti9e Staatsz
Grecuttp=g Committee fir bas leufenoe Sabr:
s. 8. Tbompion M. 81. 9ausbestp, Imos
2apman, Sac. Heinbaro nnb g. 6. Donauia.
9ieie Committee organiiirte ii6 am Dons
neritag Morsea uno ernennte Sbompfon aIs
goriiber, geinbarb ais S9asmeiiter unS
2onmar oIs Secretar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

- Gin Wedielblatt fast: Ser i6neuhe
Meg, uta etnen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu
t0oten, beitebt barin, bab maj. iba stpei Sabre
Dor Der Belt berausbrinat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

- l1nion Gountp bat mad benz officielen
gertdt 2495 Stimmen sesen bic gonititus
or, 426 sesen 2iceniert 1904 sesen Olins
Notwithstanding unb 2725 sesen @iienbabns
nnteritibung ebgeaeben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

- Die HepubIifaner bes IL. Ditto 81 itrifts
baben s. 6. 8unbn abermaIs fir ben gonz
9reb ernannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

gBm. 2anrence 1T abermeIs als repu>
bltfaniider @onsrebzganbioat fIr ben a6ten
Dtitrtft erIpGblt morben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

,Gtnctnnoti Sreie 8refie." - I'm.
ter 0ieIem giteI erf9etnt felt 9ienfa9 in @inz
cinnati Elm neues beuti9es MbenbbLatty bas
BON q. Sorses, it., & So. berausgeseber
unb BON Or. 6. q. Sontbumb reSisirt
mirb. lleber bic Senben5 beiBt es i'm Yro:
ipectus:
yBir baben es i6on erpdbnt, baB mir In
bieIer f~reien Preiie pornebmIi9 bic Snterei:
fen unb Soeen bes f~retFnni9en IiberaIen oeut.
f9en gIementes pertreten molten unb es foQ
uno miro unier gemiben ieir, in allen Bran:
den BET 3eituns bieiem inherent ober1er
Brin3ipe, unierer Ieitenben Genoen5 treu 81
bleiben."
Sn 8etreff Der poLitii9en Steauns bes
8Iattes piro Seiast:
vDie politiiden S9eibelinter, rpel9e Biz
boz &ur5en tit ~9enii9enoer S9arfe Die gar=
teien auseinanberbteIten, ftnb aIradbIi9 per;
,piIdt unb es lit faun mebr t10gIid, trsenb
cine wirtIi9e, senau ausseprd9te Partei:
itelIun9 ein3unebmen. offerings meroer
mir, 70 melt es ansebt, unter repubLtfanti9ei
Slegge fdrnpfen, b. B., mir pertreten bic e9:
ten, unuerfaIi9ten repubIitanii6en Brin5ipien,
rperben aber 9eset ale bic, wel6e inter be,
auberen Masfe bes 8epubIifanisnus 9emaso.
gle unb poIitti6e Srrlebren preotsen, NIT auer
gntidteoenbeit Sront MAIDEN, m0sen ie nun
fteben, no tie wolen!"
nebrisens 1T Die vSrete Preie" bibi9 oaS=
s~eiattet, bas Sornot bequem unb bic gteoacs
ton befinoet iid 1T seilbten 9dnben. Wir
uiini9en ben nenen @oaegen ben befen
Grfols.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03
Webr Gelb.

Webr S9naps!- @enn Elm Saufer
bur6 ben Genub uon gu uieI i6Le6tem BbisfD
feline 8eiunbbeit berart 5~erriittet bat, baB Der
Sauferwabnitnn al ibn berantritt, bann tuirb
i6n BET perItdnbige IrSt 3ur Ni9ternbeit cts
mabnen unb tbm cine ~seeisnete Dtdt uors
i9reiben, bamit fi9 oer eri9lafte Magen
uieber frdftist uno bas aerriittete 9~ieruenips
item F9 mieoer erbolt. Sour Elm aus9emads
ter NuadiaLber f0nnte einem iol9en 8ranfen
vmebr S6naps" uorl6reiben, benin bic
BefoIsuns elmer foI5en 8ori6rift mibte i'm
unpermeib[i9 t1oten. @erabe 10 unuerIiGnz
big banoeln Die poLitiI6en AuadIaIber, Die
mad rmebr 9apierseLo" i9reien. 8eraoe
bas uebermaB i6Le9ten Ober entpertbeten
YapierseIbes f0rberte Die tote Speculation,
weI6e f6lieBli6 ben eroben Banic ober
ftnan5ieuen Gabeniamnner berbeifibrte, OH
befen Solsen mir iebt nod leioen. Bir
,peroen iber bieie boIen SoISen baLo genus
bintberfommen, toenn man Der 8eneIung
ibren natIrli6en gerLauf LaBt. Cine Ser
mebruns bes NopierSeLees aber mtbte einen
neuen 8abenjamtuer uno idliebli1 ben un=
permeibIi9en finanSieuen STUN berbeifIbrsn.
Ssebe 8ermebrung Der @reenbaGs muB folgez
ri6tig AUDI eine 8et19Ie6teruns bieieS Wertbz
5eidens mad ii6 5ieben. Sc meDr Wafer
man sur OtiLb i6ittet, beito oinner tpiro ite;
man befommt bur9 cine IoI9e Taufe nt9t
mebr Nfilb, fonbern f9le9tere Oil9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03

Cine geiunbe BIattform bat bic be-
mofratii9e Staats=G onuention in Slltnots
I'M Mtttpo9 ansenommen. SoIsenoes 1T
bet san3e SnbaIt:
/. 8adfebr gu 8oIo unb SiLber ais BET
Bats Der gurrencp, iobaIb es obne SdeOen
fit bic @eiddftssSS ntereien bes 2anbes ses
fdeben fam; feline SnfIatior, ionbern 3abIs
Jung ~unisrer RationaIi9uIo in Dem GeIbe BET
cipiliTrten melt.
2. Sreier 9anoeI unb fein Sarif, eussez
nommen fir bloBe &euenues3mede.
8. BeriOnIt9e Sreibeit uno OppoIttion 9es
gen Tempsren3z (sumptuary) @eiebe.
4. 8eidrdnfuns aller &e9ierunsen, iowobL
int Bunb aIs int Staat auf tire eigentIt9en
.3lpede, unb feline ereeutiue ober legislative
@inmii6uns in PripatsNn9eIeSenbeiter, rpos
burd Monopole unb priuiIesirte alaiien 9es
idofen, unb bic Greibeit bes Snbiutouums
unniiser -unb bebriidenber 8siie bsi9rdntt
;uir6.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-03
SOUP. MlIen fpri9t.

Das gri6einen bes Gouperneurs AIIer
in bet Saae purbe nit gang %unbdnbigem Set
fall besriBt, ber ouf's Neue ausbra6, als Se,
alte 6err bic Ylattform betrat. gr belnerfte,
CT fet Bios anpeieuo, Tim bieier sroben Ser.
iammluns feline 46tun9 su ~be3eusen. Cine
Gebe BON ietner Seite ,pirbe auber Srbnunq
fein. Die Selesaten reprdIentiren bic ean3s
Souperdnitdt Der Demofratte bes Staates; Ell
(oer gouueraeur) lei bios BET Diener BEG
Bodies. 81 Jet bier, I'm i~nitrutrt 5u sueroen,
ntdt aber um su inl~ truiren. Die Snitinfte
Der bemofratiiden partet 3ei8en, rpenn ni6t
bur9 unnaturIi9e 9iaberni6e beeintra6ttst,
itets mad berIelben Hi9tun8 - mad Sreibeit,
Mabrbeit, geredtisfeit unb Gbre sesen ale
Meniden. Menn ct fase, bab ct ni9t bier
lei, UNI gu inItrutren, Ionoern ura ~initrutrt 81
tueroen, 10 ipre6e CT bios ben beruorrasenoen
8runoiab aus, auf weldem Die GrtffenS bet
benaofratif6en 8artet berube. Ser Mgent
fomr1e MIR tit 10 fern in Betra6t, oils CT in
ebrli9er Wetie ben Wiuen bes Bodies erfuQe.
Ser @ouperneir banfte ber Gonpeation far
ibren 8eifaa; bies fei Die einsise 8eIobnune,
peIde Elm Ntann bon gbre fur DffentIide
9ienit BON einem freien 8olfe erparte. ST
babe idon BET elmer frlberen Gelesenbeit ses
fast, bab ct III alien 3eiten ietnem 2anoe Is
Sabre lang I'M 9eiebSebenoen Departement gu
bienen ueriudte. st babe bteien Stenft NIT
reinen, BON offentliden @elbern unbeidmubten
Sanben uerIa1ien. (Anbaltenoer Betfaa.)
gr noble lieber, bab bic Ha9welt auf ieinens
@rabteine Die Snidrift Ieie: uSier Lie9t Elm
Mann", als bab es betba er babe
ieinen Na6fomrne1 un9eredt ertporbene 8et9z
tbin1er binterlaiIen. (Beifaq.) Dies, fubr
Ct fort, Fnb bic Grunbidte, bic i'd ausfibren
ruerbe, tuenn i'd berufen uerben ioate, mod
OILS bies Sabr gu bienen. ySte ,pers
REF cine Stimme; uber na9fte Brafts
oent!" cine anbere, unb nun foIste Elm ur,s
Beifaasiturus. Oils ii6 Der Sarm
,%inisermaben seIest bate, bemerfte Der aIte
perr: sd fade nibts, Iebne aber aud ni9ts
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17
The Freaks Of Trade,

Among the most recent eccentricities of
transportation, it may be mentioned that
there has recently been shipped to New Or
leans by rail square timber for Liverpool,
which goes on sailing vessels from that port.
There has also been il shipment of eight
hundred bales of cotton by rail from New
Orleans to Pensacola, which went on board
Spanish ship fol foreign exportation. The
Pensacola Erpress says:
The Spanish ship Angelita is now loading
at the railroad wharf with cotton shipped
from Mobile by rail. This ship has taken on
board three hundred and fifty Thousand feet
of lumber, and will take eight hundred
bales OF cotton. We call the attention of
the Mobile Graphic to this item
The Pensacola Republican enlarges upon
the matter and says
The Spanish ship Angelica, lying Oft the
p. 4 l.. X. K. wharf, is loading on some 800
TO 1000 bales cotton for Barcelona. This
cotton is brought here from Mobile by rail,
cost of transport alton and delivery Oh board
the vessel here being less than the cost of
handling in Mobile, at which place it would
have to be taken in lighters to the anchor
age, a distance of twenty odd miles The
undertaking is in the hands Of two of our
most public spirited citizens, Mr.. c. L. Lee
Baron and Mr.. L. III. Sellars.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17
THE LYNCHING AT SHREVEPORT.
The Last Act of the Jones and Hill
Tragedy.

Our readers will remember the lynchine
some time ago, at Shreveport, Of two men
Jones and HILL for the dastardly murder, To-
his money, of the young Tenne,seean Elliott
Associated with them in the commission o
the deed was a negro named Ed. Lucas wht
escaped for the time the vengeance Of til,
citizens. The telegraph has brought us in
formation of the arrest and lynching Of thi,
negro On the 18th inst. He was discovered
in the river among some vines, with nothing
but his head above water, by Mr.. WIN
Robson, Jr, and a companion. The Shfeve
port Times furnishes the following particu
lars:
Both 'eveled their pistols and ordered him
to come ashore, which he did. The young
man, upon examination, discovered that lie
had BACKED his face he was a mulatto)
with some substance. They asked him
where he came from and what he wa, doing
there. His reply was that he had got into
trouble i'll Bossier parish and had left on
that account. His story was badly put to-
gether and contradictory. 1t suddenly
occurred to one Of the young men that he
might be Ed Scott, or Ed Lucas whose con-
nection with the murder Of young Elliott he
had read in the Times, and turning to Mr..
Robson, he asked how will this man do for
Ed Scott9 The effect upon the negro was
so evident that both were satisfied it was he.
They questioned him more closely, and made
him roll up his sleeve, probably to see if he
was mulatto. On the arm they discovered
the name Ed Lucas, pricked III with Iudla
ink.
This discovery, OF course, settled the ques-
ton beyond doubt. His capture soon spread
through the neishboThood and several per-
sons came to the house. The prisoner was
safely guarded that night. He was Gues-
toned by several Of the party in regard to
the kill ng of Elliott. To one he stated
that Jones shot him, but to others he said
lie didn't know anything abont it.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Robson and two
other gentlemen, whose names we cannot
now recall, tied the prisoner, placed him on
a mule, and started to Shreveport. When
near the convent, some three miles from
town, sixteen or eighteen men masked, and
we understood Mr.. Robson to say with their
horses painted, rode up to them suddenly
from the thicket or woods, leveled their pis-
tolls and ordered them 10 surrender the ne
gro. The masked party then took the
prisoner some little distance hung him to a
tree. and rode off
This, we hope, aud doubt not, is the last
act Of the drama. That the negrO was
equally guilty of the murder of young Elliott
with Jones and Hill, who have already paid
the penalty of their crime, there is no qnes-
ton, and while we do not approve OF lynch
law, it seems that the people Of Louisiana
have arrived at the conviction that there is
10 other law in the State for the punishment
of criminals, however much innocent men
may be prosecuted for political effect.
At 10 O'clock last night the coroner's jury
returned verdict that deceased came to his
death BY strangulation with rope.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17
THE TKO BE AT PETERSBURG. VA.
WHY U. s. TROOPS WERE CALLED FOR.

The following correspondence Of the Lou
isville CoWier-Journal speaks for itself:
WASHINGTON, June IA most extraor-
binary and impudent request was made of
the President to day, by Messrs. Platt and
Stowell, the two carpet-baggers purporting
to represent Virginia in the House of Rep
resentatives. They asked the President to
order troops to the city of Petersburg Va
the pretense being to protect the Republi
cans there from violence The fact is that
there is perfect order all through Virginia,
and justice is regularly administered by the
courts
The city of Petersburg, which has been
plundered and nearly ruined by the negro
carpet-bag rule ever since the reconstruction
Of 1867, was lately redeemed by the whites
at the charter election. Platt, WHO repre-
seuts the Norfolk district expects to be
beaten by Conservative, and StOwell is in
danger of being set aside for a native
Republican; hence they want to initiate a
reign of terror in Virginia, and thus nope to
secure their reelection. Messrs. Smith and
Sener, native Republicans, were applied to to
join in this vile scheme, but to their credit
refused to do SO, and at once, in connection
with the Conservative members from Viz
ginia, protested against the movement Of
troops. When StOwell and Platt went up
to See the President, they met a cool recep
ton, the latter refusing their request, AID
telling them that the local authorities could
readily enforce the law by calling on a posse
1Omitatus. The carpet-bag element in Con
gress is in much tribulation. and fears the
wrath to come. Patti has been endeavoring
to get new congressional election law
passed to save him from his impending
flOO,n
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17
ANOTHER ROBBERY AT BRAsHEAR.
THE THIEF TURNED LOOSE BY KELLOGG s
APPOINTEES.

We learn from the Brashear Ners that a
white woman, q Mrs. Pierre Sebert, stew
ardess on one of the Morgan steamships
while crossing the river at that place on
Tuesday last, was robbed by IA notorious
negro thief named Charles Green, of the sum
of 1920. The Nems says:
Knowing Green to be a thief, we deter
mined to see that the proper affidavit was
and drew up the same, charging him with
sued by L. II. Clay, colored Justice
Of the peace, an appOintee Of Kellogg
and made returnable before the Par
ish Judge. The Justice Of the peace having
no jurisdiction to hold the preliminary
examination the same was placed
IN the hands of would-be constable, +. b.
Gray, vagabond recently appointed by
Kellogg and he arrested the robber only as
4 matter Of form, because we were watch
ing him, and in place Of taking him before
the parish judge, as tie law directs, he took
him before the Justice of the peace, who
turned him loose on a bond of seventy five
dollars, which he had no legal right to do,
thereby making himself liable to inpeach-
ment aud indictment for a misdemeanor i'll
office
1t is an incentrovertble fact that the JUS
tice of the peace has committed INSIDE
meanor il Office by granting bail to Chas.
Green, and the chief executive of the State
should institute searching inquiry into
the conduct of his creatures by appoint
ment.
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The Courts.


The Empire Parish Packet COMPANY have instituted
a suit III this court for the purpose OF obtalnind AL
injunction to prevent oliver Canton. IT, with in
terferrng with tue rights of petitioners in he
boat Empire, which 1t ia alleged he has done in
dry cassoDs under the pretense of being Captain OF
the boat. The injunction was granted as prayed for
damages was yesterday tried and decided. the jury
retnrni a iict in favor OF plaintiff for 81 90.
The damages. it claim d. thu result of
petitioner having his leg fractured by falling through
broken bridge, at he corner OF Mag AM Causl
in May. 1872 while in discourage OF mis- duty
az police Off GER. =
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The Pilgrims to Rome.

New YORK, June "a correspondent on
board the steamship Periere writes that
The American pilgrims are as merry a band
# pleasure seekers as have happened to
'ncOunter anywhere, engaging during the
voyage i'll many innocent amusements, ana
lwelling together in peace and good humor.
Bishop Dwentzcr, of Fort Wayne, is the
uerriest soul on board the steamer, and
lis endless good nature and cheerfulness
las done more than any other passenger to
olieve the mOnOtony of the voyage. The
My comic song since the voyage began was
" priest, and very co,ncally was 1t
ing too. At concert gotten up by Mile
DcNloisset, prima donna of the late New
Orleans troupe, returning to Paris, the pill
.rinls contributed both audience and actors.
The concert was for the benefit of the
.aiors Of the Pereire, and realized hand
some sum. Jarrett and Palmer, of Booths
Theatre, New York, were on the programme,
ut this was postponed, much to the regret
# the pilgrims with whom, particularly the
bishop, they have established most amicable
Citations. Learning that they were theatre
managers, the bishop, innocently enough,
old them how highly he con mended the
reduction Of good moral dramas and his
torcal plays but he severely condemned the
presentation of such debasing spectacles
IS the Black Crook.
For CAMDEN DIRECT.-fne fast, light
!raught passenger packet Fleta, Capt. Lou
ireenlee, leaves at 5 2. NJ. Wednesday for
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Political.
Headqua rters Executive Com m ittee,
INDEPENDENT CLUBS,
New ORLEANS, June 18th 1874.

Headquarters Executive Com ittee,)
INDEPENDENT CLUBS,
NEW ORLEANS, June 18th 1874.
o the Presidents of the Independent Clubs Demo-
cratic Liberal Fusion, Reform, and otner Conserva
tive orgrn ions. or their duly accredited dele
gates
You are hereby notified that at meeting of the
Executive Committee of Independent Clubs, held
June II b. 1874 the following resolution unani
mously adopted
Be it res ved. That the Chairman of the Executive
,;ommitee OF Independent CluSs do invite the Fresi-
ents and Delegates of the Independent Clubs
represented in the committee of the campaign of 1877
md all the Presidents Of Clubs an their duly accre l.
ted delegates belonging to the Democratic Lbs al,
uson, aud Reform part ,es, as we'll as the Conserva-
ti,e clubs Il W forming. to meet the Executive Com
lnittee of Independ mt Clubs in general council
he purpo OF organizing tor the approaching cam
ai1n.
Therefore, and in obedience to the above ution,
the esd nts of the Independent Clubs Democratic,
Liberal, -ion Reform, AMI other Conservative or
anzations, and their duly accredited delegates fe
ing interest the welfare of the State, invited
meet the Executive Committee of Independent
Clubs in general council at No 46 Mayaz ne street,
Friday evening" the 10Th Instant, at IL O'Clock,
tor the purpose Of organic ug for the approa hing
campaign.
By der Of the Committee.
NJ. HERMAN.
Chairman Executive Comm tee.
JAS. G. WALLER Secretary. jel4 -uWe&Fr MAE