The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-22

Gberste design upon the liberties and lives
the people, which would justify any action Ii
people of this State might take TO rid then
selves of Che Infamous anarchy, misnlme
D de fdcto Government
It has seen proper to forget its own defens
'~-tsi n new jury law, which gives tho conc
dreaded III OF the inquisit Oh to +
<smteG, 6ernor." 1t has no word (
o,mnhnt ID he disclosures and denunci
.ons Of p; back in the Weekly Lou;S
4aian
Now. we up to the gaze Of the 81
ton Az large PIE following extract from tn
her,Id of inf and advoca of villainy
"H,d eits # these gentlemel (Badgrre
ncArthurl b 30 diSp ,sed. they could hal
Jeff d the c0I pr paid no attention to it. ],
looked anet see. men VINO Possessed =
much power the gentlemen named N
1uietiy subm Imprisonment at the hanp
ola tribunal eh coull not, for i MON m
enforce ita or had tie defend INT been il
oined to XII
A supernte mt OF police and judge 4
municipal cd possess, under the keilog
government. much power, that the jnd
ciary is impo1 to execute against them th
laws, to which liens of inferior degree al
amepabIe II creatures Of the creature {
an inferior I'm States judge can disregar
the rights of d bate property, can persist III
course of orga Eed highway obbery and def
the court o, Jay no attention to it,
Gen Grant is reported to have asked q
delegation frCjn South Carolina ssWly 4.
You not put Moses in the penitentiary? 2
Does it strike him as matter OF sur prise tina,
Macarthur and Badger are at large, instead Of
working in striped pantaloons under the
supervision of Major James? petty thie
cannot be arraig, cd lecause he is Radical
Governor, backed by the United States troops
and encouraged by Executive proclamations
Highway robbers and louise breakers ACT
under the orders Of Kellogg, go through O
TRIAL for contempt of court, in refusing to sur.
render stolen property, as matter of form,
nds to the Jail in carriages, to be met at its
doors by executive absolntion and the plaudit
VOL done, good and faithful servant"
But if the violation Of constitutional rights
The defiance Of courts, the felonious appro.
priation of private property, every species of
persecution that vileness, fertile in resources,
can devise. do not justify revolution, no one
can deny to us the right of self-defense against
the infamous policy ADV, ed by Our National
Pvogress, and copied, double-leade +, with in
dorsement and approval, by the Grand Era,
spaper owned and edited by the parti-colored
Connecticut carpet-baeger, J. Henri Burch.
Tho article alluded to appeared in tie Grand
Ess. of the 18th inst, and re- DIS as follows:
Hardly house in the South but has )lored
serv ants in it, Hardly public building bui
has co .ored workmen around it. Who knead
the bread? Colored people. Who make the
cofee2 Coiored people. Who cook the
votuals? Col"red people Who act as cham
bermaids2 Coored people. Who are the
coachmeD2 Colored people.
When a '.war of r,ces" does begin, we
shall not be RECALLED with "A Negro Killed"
"Riotous Negroes Pat Down." but by this
" twenty Families Died Suddenly Last Night
from Drinking Doffee-1hirty 'iead~ of Falul-
lies were Found Dead This Morning Cause
Unknown" Fifty Dwellings Last Night
Fell Trey to the Devouring Element Halt
Of the Town Consumed Caused 10y the Kero
sene Lamp Being Accidentally Dropped by
One OF the Servants.
Here is deliberate, cold -blooded attempt
70 incite the negroes to murder and arson, and
Jet the mulatto villain who is guilty Of it. lives
in the parish Of East Baton Rouge unframed,
drives the finest horse and buggy in the parish.
the fruit of senatorial populations and it the
people whose lives are endangered by his
counsel invite him to leave their midst.
we have another Ku-Klux outrage,
or White League attempt upon the civil ri <hts
Of the negro. heralded by the "organ" In
the Case of the Natchitoches tax collectors, the
facetiously asks why we do not in
yoke the aid of the courts Because the trials /
before courts are a farce" bec III e the 20 men
possess so much pow-r that they defy the
Dourts, because all the notorious criminals out
Df the peuitentiary carry blank paroons in
heir pockets, "Wby don't you appeal to the
,ourtsf"
In this condition of aft .irs. when our per-
'onal property and our Ives are end IN ger ed
~ the party in power. We cannot AFT ,rd to
sGard "public sentiment at tbs North" 1t
. no time for sentiment or sentimentality, or
,latitudes about loyalty when our servants are
lrgel to poison US and burn our houses, and
he Executive is guilty OF highway robbery
nd houses-breaking. We have no fears of
be negro it let alone, but we do te.r the con-
eouence Of the acts to which he ia instir ,te6