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

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l776. Prom all over the land the loud amen
is heard TO this glorious overthrow Of Pitt
Kellogg's carpel-bag tyranny. Again we say
glory To God, tor 80 much evidence that the
spirit of rs is still abroad IN the Land
A Political Boomerang.
On the basis Of a complete miiitary subjec-
ion OF the South, the tulrd term won be
tar from a conjectural a accomplishment TO the
one W Gliding the military arm. With straps
like Packard commanding Federal troops in
every Southern State, the situation would be-
come changed from one OF civil to one OF a
military character. Herein lies the greatest
| Of perIls in republic, Will Ii can be disarmed
only by the sovereign Will If the people. Incen-
diary appeals for war, such as that of Butler
at Gloucester, are leveled at every hope OF
stability and industrial prosperity. 50 soon
after the aid generously sent from this CITY,
itself stric zen by he,vy calamity, to the
Louisiana sufferers, it sounds like the propo-
sal Of utter diabolism.
Gen. Sherman ullerances on the employ
ment OF military force in civil government
completely extnguishes every preiext for APP
peals OF such a char tcter; they are those OF
calm stnte>manship, OF a great soldier whose
military instincts are subUrdinated to republic
can principles and IDEAS Above all things is
such cataclysm unfortunate in the very time
when the country is slowly struggling to re-
gain bust uess conf lence and in the face of
financial blunde.In, on the part OF t. Gov
eminent to rebuild it, shattered industries,
and restore life 10 the great channels OF trade.
The people are anXiolhly asking the question,
Will peace and prosperity ever come back to
stay under this lated political regimen They
cannot fail to see that all this tends steadily
Inf md u,,1aSS fhau tom
current while they have he power, the results
will oe upon them when it will cost them in
fniteIy more to resist them with success, if
at all
lney may til nix the course of events in the
South does not react on all other sections, but
facts are daily &C .unulating to destroy all
such delusions. We are one people and one
country by higher la " than any Congre. 8
can give or take away. and it is by that SUI
preme law, not by the petty interpretations of
Attorney General Williams, that our united ac-
ton should be directe /. This Union is so
con .tituted that when one member suffers, al
are madt, sooner or later. to feel it. There
can be no oppression in Louisiana or robbery
in South Carolina without disturbance in the
entire republican circulation. The blood can
not be poisoned by political corruption in one
part Of the Federal system without affecting
all parts alike And especially in a republic
like ours is internal peace and stability essen
hal to any system OF trade, intercourse and
industrial progress and prosperity. Boston
Post
We hear already that some of the Federal
troops, recently sent to several localities in
the Southern States, on the representation Of
office-seekers that they were needed there
to preserve the peace, have been moved to
New Orleans. TIL The pretense that they
were needed at Opelika, Montgomery and
other points to which tn y were sent +,w
days ago. is an admitted falsehood How
could they be spared from thee aces if
their presence was needed to preserve the
yace? AMI how could the warl,ke Attorney
General consent to their remova unless be
knen that they we're not needed where he first
sent thems The uprising Of the people OF
New Orleans has brought about a pract cal
confession OF the wrong done 10 other locali-
ties i'll the South by menacing them with
Federal troops, and onght to prove to the
country tn the whole movement was Only
mean and malicious party scheme. Columbus
& Go.) Enquirer.
After the fight in New Orleans, the other
day, about fifty OF the metropolitan police,
while hurryiny to the station, met a squad OF
White Leagners, to whom they at once sur
rendered their arms saying that they wanted
to 90 home" And we've no doubt they did
for when things come to pass that fellow
doesn't Know what moment he Is going to re-
ceye bullet in the breast or a b., onet in the
bowels, home is about the most attractive
place of fashionable resort that the country
affords Louisville COnrier-,jouvnaL
4 Texian Opinion.
The Dallas ITexas) Herald, OF the 18th inst,
says:
With the light we have before rs We are of
the opinion that the stirring events OF the
past few days in New Orleans will advantage,
rather than prejudice, the ause OF the South
among the masses OF Northern people. They
are also brave people. 1t is impossible for
them not 10 feel in their hearts generous
glow Of enthusiasm when t. ey read the doings
Of brave men, risking tnelr al in the sacred
oaus OF civil liberty. All that they will need
to be convinced OF is that the movement did
not spring from any hostility TO the United
States Government nor from any purpose to
set its authority at defiance.
The bold, candid and manly dispatch Of
Gov Penn to President Grant ought to con-
vince them of this. But whatever it's effect
At the North may be, the gallant men of New
Orleans, who struck so mob y tor freedom, will
ave the consolation OF knowing that here
ever the English language is spoken their
action will be appauded the action Of pa
triots and heroes. and that though they may
he crushe d to earth now. tie time will come !
when the cause tor which they bat::eQ 30
b'avely will triumph. and he purity Of their
motives and the heroisln Of their conduct be
acknowledged even by those who now brand
hem as turbulent and disorderly persons
There are S., 600, 900 of uncollected taxes in |
New Orleans in the present and past year, to |
he State and local authorities, simply because /
he people can not find the means to pay
hem This is more than all the annual taxes |
which are levied upon Cincinnati. Is it any
wonder that the people bec',me desperate and
rose in revolution 20 incinsati Enquirer.
A well-knoAn Methodist divine says that |
here is 1.-THE clo~est mingling OF grace and
worldliness, Of holiness and land speculation
.vsr known in this regio-." on the Methodiss