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library, etc,, Of n" Seminary had bncn obtained.
Tho 1sey. Or. Griffith, Df Milwaukee, npoko
briefly. asHnting the Seminary Of Tho sort,ai
Hyupnilv of thc a'aptlat brct,ron Of s!i..asikcn.
lilo wnh followed will sloss rE1nnrks to tLa aame
etfcc! by tho lEoy. f)r. 1'aumcs. ot Cincinnati;
hs fsov. DR.. Il. ). johnson. Ut 81. 14ouiH; tho
lcg. UE. A. Owen, OF Detroit.
THE lEv. T. v. Gon1srEEn
waH next called upon. IIo Aal,l tbst 1o Lad will,
tim @ n, i,1pccnt.lookinE bonk, which cuntatnc,l
l0ll b1ank notes. beaIIng tho actluctlyo tttte.
"ccntcnnlal Endowment Fnnl." For :l7t) tsays
10 Should always havo them about him. and a,,y
to, ho would giyo. The loarA of lrn.tees
N tho centcnnias year III .his entespriso
tho fros';cr Ind boon aulectosi to pull tho nt1oAe
9ar, and 10 would appeal 10 e7ery lapst In tlIc
Northwest to assist lin through. fIn rl.oull
appeal to the East for SJ0UuN, Wisconsin and
Minnesota should be asked for 40 oo3 to ontlow
tho Scandinavian Department. lilo sI,outI do
l'oHa upon Indiana 10 complete tho endowment
of III inuann PFofcssorsh!p. Int Illinois m,,st
carry thu heavy end Of tho burdau. He proposed
visiting ap) churches. aud aAlEing them to admit
him tn their pllIri!s 10 poaI tlo Gauss OF tho
seminary. tio oxpectod tlss mn'eteta to sub
reay sabacribe<l through, ll.o atils,eIa' CoutcI-
ulnl Club 9f9,0Gh. hut That amount
only represented BeYents-ilyo na,nos lie
hclieye,l ed 10 .co''h! scctte contributions
from nuo othore 70 ondow u .laif 10 bo calnd
ladtea would be called upon to ei,o i,4D,ooo to-
wards tho erection Of Il now building 10 ctnt,in
cllapo!. iccturo.roon,. mud tlrc-pFoof lbrary-
roo'!. This building would 10 called tho L.
dies Centennial lfaI.
As preliminary to Mll tito rcRt Chicago wonld
10 callod upon tn Give substantial inlosuement
to tho movement. Tho snct csa Or failure de-
pended, he Thought, largely unon tho present
neetinG, and te Ilext half hour would la Tho
turning point Of tiIo campaign.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS,
AT tho conclusion Of llfB remarks, AIr. Good
hpoed read note 1or $e0, 600 MLlc, bad beon
contributed by 1lr. Il. Nelson Dlako towards tic
endowment fund; aIso \ noto ftom the same
gentleman Tor s10,'00. payable az tho last In
stallncnt Of tho 4950, ,000 which waa to 10 raBei.
Tho Hoy. Dr. Morgan road a letter from Mr.
u. I,rayton, Of Dluo 1slsud donating acres Of
land near Morgan Park. Tile subscriptions
thus started N wero immediately followed by
others from tho company assembled, each ono
follows:
, 1875-12-29
LOCAL LETTERS.

~. vI. ) L.. -. ,.,r co.
~ A'ote' '"'e.a'"g ~ 'eet'pe heo- fedr's
caAs": As the Now Year approaches, and With
1t tho observance OF tho glad custom Of ..New-
Years calta. /" the onc,tIop, |. WHAT sh.I1 wo
,n.r ,rr ,,,os+. > y ha.o,.o, -, ,.to...tI.. y"
u"ot oA' seoo'a oeeoM'a ~ !nAs,ea.'ns ono
10 you'-an important ono to al'' 10 faF aa It
may bo interesting only, the question bolongs,
perhnrs entirely to social ant, l,ouseholl dis
cuayion hut in ita tn,nortaut foatura, invnIx.
,s ~, h a. tnese uo .4e Gelsa ,n.oacaston o. many
~ sao pao'u W.; w'ttae .1 T. uIcc5 coacetnea. II
~ tn.a s.eT anss tae W!not niaa h'a sa'llcacns
oeusn1oa .vt.' ,.t .os sao ~ .o.1Mtnk ~ appea.
., ' KY aau' ips sna ouSe. pa. as!ue ~ pf1ae
~ aosps.ay' - Teaa aaeaesFlenoe 70 custom.
lnu ltntns sooa.asr tay mnstae. II ~ hot ootte1,
- AsnuetLs et. @ Mose conscience appfosao!o nos,-
t,..a ~ tsisa.n itoM p'ac!nR ou tae a'ae9oatd the
to,tenAaont Aoie. Ut ahy"neso IN e'9ht, any ai-
aoaolao Deve!age, taan 70 contfloaeo aa any tic
etoo 80 @ 5na estis tnas nave taelf origin ~ NOW
.aas 1sas usy iuo9sRoncesf Afo not no following
, 1875-12-29
CRIMINAL.

Charles Sanders Ia . painter, md yesterday
attempted to paint hs wlfa'a oYes 4 bsautlfnl
doep blue!sh-blnok with broon,stlcls. For his
success an officer matched him OF to tho station.
BneA4-th!oves In tho South Division yesterday
captured go oyorcoAt belonging 10 O. N. Pow
ers, Of No. 1873 Wabauh avenuc, and valuable
butfalorobo from Mr. Goodwin, OF No. l7a La-
Bale street.
Mary DAILY, Of Victoria avenue fame, ysste.-
day tl!chel watch FROM Edward Walsh, Hho
was foo,lsh enough to pay her visit. Yester-
day she Wan arrested tor tic decd. and was
held In 500 bail to the Cf,miual Court.
Gaorgo I. Cobb, OF No. $50 Hubbard street,
weut around torn Saturday. and when he turned
up in tho eyentng bis eco gold watch MAS miss
ing. lie snpposes that 1t Was taken fron him
IN some of tho vile dens on Hatstad stroet, be.
tween Hubbard aud 1ndIaua.
In the wes. D.slalop, s,,e.k-sheyee yesterday
Hade away with cadlea OF plug and smoking
tobacco, snluod Ut S50, from William But!or,
Of No. ss3 fulton street and With woll-sk'u
!obeH valued at similar ano,lnt from. Thomas
Kelley. OF No. l7G Van 1iuren street.
J.. G!ucek living On tho northwest corner OF
Wells and kInkle Htteats, mas arrested and
brought before Commissioner Iioyuo yesterday,
on tho complaint Of Martin Harlan, Ut 81 Onts-
TIC street, wtao charges Glusck with having de-
cslfel him with Etu counterfeit bill. LaopoId
Msysr, tue banker, signed Mr. 0incck'a bond
for ~, ,0UD, Ant tAs case will DO o1stulnsd 1t ii
O'Clock This morning.
About 2 0 oc!ock ycs+srdAy morning ~ Pap
Kepler. Ies!dlug 1t No. 3sa Mct,rsyos stsoe., was
returning f1om blu work, he MAS assautod by
Michael Fitzgerald. an lnmAte Of sho samo house.
Fitzgerald bil hlmsolf behind Htoys and made
tho ssaauts without any proyocation whetsyes.
Yesterday he was sdjudged insane and was takep
10 the County Jail Koplers wound wAa not 81
all serious, Aud ho will soon bs around again ~
natal.
, 1875-12-29


DiGCoTEEY OF THE IuR!AL-rLAcR or. SOME OF
IT'S mEADEAs.
We publish herewith Al extract from re-
cent letter OF Garduor Willard, m old member
Of tho Mercantile Doard Of Irado Battery, w1cl,
gives information On point concerning which
nothing has hitherto been Hown,-the burial
place OF eoyeral mombers OF the battc1v who
were killed at tho battle OF Mansfield during
Gen. Danks' Red layot crmph1gu:
Seated in The hotel 1t Vlctsburg tho other day,
overheard Confett rnto Colonel atil AIaor Axhtnu
their battlea hgan. And. they proceeded they
got TO Tho Hauks caMpalgn anu tho Il-starFcI bslu
Ut Mansfield Tor 19catant i[I}, whtre Throo7, Dyer
and others oat their lyes at Nunn Dsy+ ami ut,l+r
wero captured Aud they sacrtbed ihn attack on
tic battery. nna mentioned the ~ Mercantile"
ApeR4ny lii high ter1na Of s equipment and conduct
under tho circumstances At proper moment l tn
terrupsed. introduced yself and former connection
with tho battery, and inquired after tho fats Of Tho
killed 1t sculna : detachment from tAo regl-
neus Of tho MaJor buried Confederate anl
Union so|disra together It was from
Col. flewEy's MtsslasppI regiment, commanded ty NJ
Orderly named Aagelo. 1t was wlero arge rce Ind
herl NprootGd Ut tho Branch, utl8 stream go!nR III,
tho hill about m4lca ca.t Of Mansfield ut plum or
chats whcro the United Htaes troops received rein
fotcrnents. ALI buried In the opeing i1tlo Dy
the upEoot!nN Of this largo tree. u course, Ia ts
pursuit and tho hurry, It impossible to Identify or
rurard toso Of either army. to aay nothing Of ving
each soldier separate ErAng- -plarr, Ny Informant
IL Major Il. v Eeknian, Ylrkaburg, Mi.5., aud very
gent!enanIy Indeed TO mic.
, 1875-12-29
THE GRAND JURY.

nErohr on TUE 1xsAaE ASYLUM.
Tho Grand Jury for tho Docomber term com.
rlcted its laboss yesterday, md adjourned
Thirty.two indictments wcre returned, all OF
minor character. making 1U7 in nll. Among the
returns WAS copy OF the Chicago Times, con-
timing Ill astico alleged to be liboIors charging
ono Cornollua Mahoney with acting tho part Of
agent hetwoon moulbcrs OF q Council Committee
aed The agents Of tho Baltimore i; Ohio nallroad
IN tho negotiations BY which tho uso OF
tho E1noslton building ,.mas secured as
loft with the jury by Mshoney. md subpoena
waa ISSUED Tor tho reporter who wrote the article
10 sppeAr and tcstify several days ago. The re-
porter responded Just aftor tho jury bad ad-
}oufnod, vary slngu!arlT, aud al q CONSEQUENCE
lilo Investigation Roes over.
Among tho returns was tho following docu.
mont In refoEonco to tho Investigations mAac
h,o the management Of tho County Insane
Asylum. 1t was presented ili = crudc Htata but
Mo facts 1t sots forth must command public a.
trution:
To- ~ Hen. Jadas Jaa,t.on.
Tho Gram. Jury having now been In session e!El1t-
En days. anil patBuA u},vn IN caaus much longer
ulnc tosu had bvsn anstsilnte when W. cou'Fuencea
asy hare been wrouged. Sud we7s often aIvtsed 10
,ome to tbs Grand jnry rather than soek hearing bs
oFo Magistrate, which thty should 10 Arxt, ~ that
he lefena4nts might, loo, hs Arard.
Ills aA0 tic cuat0nl of some ttadcstunu Hho have
2srtea with tner saos e f4las purchasers como 10
Ao 0rzDd Jury to ssk them TO collect their I1kts,
fLis also eonslea BEcAt ,lcai Ut tins: and, sgan,
n4ny pssaou. somIlsin Of TIN wrong.4ulngs u Mag.
III fees for issuing B.ata warrants &c, "a hayu tn.
lrtea soue of hcae otlc!Aa fur tMch iyconduct aud
nlct such Is.rsea ior sarh unlawful psocesdinss.
With rctcrehre 10 the Euwets aud duies Of Justcea
ireatly il they would forthwith rossrn the tEi,lIa!
ases heard beioss them % tho CLERK Ut tho Criminal
, 1875-12-29

CONFERENCE WITH TIE hoAno or TRADE
Tho following deIogato" ffom Battlo Croek ard
other places III Michigan had M audience Will
President Armour and tho Directors Of tho Chi.
49,. f,o.rd -, T-,do ~ns,o,-a,. ,,o,,,,o, T., -.r
.Neo oa ~. ~ "uo @.so, N' A' :" ~
cfonce ~ luo contemp!h'oo eaaal a"a tNer "aIes
route between this city md Detrost' Henry
Willis Z. II. Leaning, i. Y. Powell; Charles
Anatfn. I,attlo Croek. IT. A. sb.w En,on Ian.
;1s t,L,, r,,n a,,,7 ,v,,,;.,, 1,Io,. 1,o,Iaria.
u' 'o"n A''o' au.1 "n..au4 1''ss' D''i''4'"'
-........... Ah' "tLA's'
Chairman OF the delegation. said that thoy bad
come to talk with tho Chicago Bonrd Of
Trado in reoard to tho nov water ronto
.,, -, -
"u'ou '"o5 oP'e " eoo sat''oa ~
comp'et1on pe'ofe mahy 9eafs' sueu
route as tho ono proposed could not fail OF
beInR advantageous 70 chicago aod would save
tho yaat amount OF lie and property Ioht eYoFy
year OH tho perilous watorH Of l.ako Michigan.
Ho believed that Chicago ought to earnestly
work II, favor nf t1,n}r ,1ro;rct as aim was ,,ar
s;i..t, ,t,-o.4 - 49,. ~ Mi"h,nn,, 49, .,.re1
III llenoiy HNo. h'!u -tsen's"n '"ot tetlan.a
a'a shst ucnl " otlsuEe5 ncte. O"ng ~ hao
hnViKAbio character Of tho hAamazoo and lfAud
HiyeEs, thero would b0 comparatively lit
IIe difficulty In 80 improving them that ehipR
OF heayy tonnngo conid BAil upou then,
A1ao I'm 1rIon nud othnr riyoru
a,,i, r, ,,.i,,,.1 ~, H.. hn,oe, naer,,,,,. fr.
coaso % utl!izod, enu tue oeneI! accfuaiH from
inc eomP1otlon OF t!o "of3 "oh!o ne 1naf3ctous-
1if. hhnW followed III statement ombodyiuE
about the same ideas.
Tho other delegates B1tuply chincd in assent,
ajr. Willis tnen etntc.l thai n t,nnycntion in
refsrenco 10 tho psofoct woulI bo held in Battle
, 1875-12-29
CANADIAN ITEMS.

LONDON. Can, Doc. 28.-Tho Chamber OF
Commerce has passed resolutions recommend
Ing the adoption By tho Government OF d policy
OF incidental protection az tho most honofcs1
for tho country under tho preaout circumstances: :
also, renewal Of the rociprocal tiade relations
with tho United States.
OrrAwA, CRn.. Doc. 28.-Toudosu are advor-
tlsed for to construct PORTIONS Of the I,Ac,ne
Canal, Nh tho Government ts desirouH of doing
whntoTar is possible in allesiating tho present
dlstross.
ST. CATHARRlSEs, Can..' Doc. 29.-Tho Ital-
Inns At ST. DnVtd's, whom the contractor brought
ont TO work on the canals. hayo ioinnd . stnno.
ctstgrs' association. aud refsao 10 work until
thor scale Of prices Ia accepted by tho CONTRACT
Qrr.
, 1875-12-29

Tho Mormons Appreciate Good Thing,
Thts 10 evident feom the fact that The Domestic y
sow!n8-Machtpo Company have just alled lurge or
der Tor both machines 3na fashions from their agents
In Salt Lako City. who wrltc Our t1ado Is increaxuR
fA and Wo have yot to hear tie hrst complaint They
giye perfect sAttHfacHon,"
, 1875-12-29

! selves alike to ihu," oi'roac1 10, nnd 10 tls;Bo
tn laror nf, totnl eh1ttnrncc."
LII conclusion. Just onn mora 1tlcrv. Can it
bc beloved That .ulicn New Ytsr'': nirht sh,il
have como n ringie regret will afct lilo miutib
Of hoats. or = single rspruach will ho fots in !,c
hcnrtR Of guests. III a'iy caso wllo,o temperance
t'riBkR alone haTe lccn offered No. intloe'l;
tea, coffee, fotnnualt, milk, nsti ca1A wntcr,
onouga1 Ih.tho way Of beverage. for tho inoat
o>netng pnlate, anil Ut! NIip arn mol rfonacd
with si,ch might vol he competed t. gn farther
mid faro Worse. CONSERVATIVE ltEroEMEn.
4 carr rHoM r. n. w1LKiE.
T1MEs OrrIct. CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-E. f',7nai-
ciM-SIn: III Torlv to your communication tn
TuE TRiurSE OF this morning, permit mo to
state:
First --Ths. the articles In relation to you werc
ordered to Do prepared f,y TIC editor OF tho
7ttns ant9 wcTo no: written t,y inc.
Second-I AN nut under Indictment for a. yIlo
calsln'py, or calumny Of my kind uhstsyor, or
for anything whict, a Gentleman uccds bo
ashamed.
7hird-For about n year, hy official aasign-
mont tavo born mainly engaged in working up
locnl abuses. In carrying out this work, am
necessarily thtpNn good deal Into contact With
ciaseputablo chsrnctoFe. Among othorH Of this
claas whom I havo unavoldab!y, On my pers,
mot are several poople bearing your own
namn whose reeiIny through tho atycesa In
broad daylight IL a frequent apcctaoie. Theao
chrnnc drnukalde nre, 1t is said, on Tho payroll
u sl,o city. aud are supposed to DO doing tho
CITY service at tho time thoy aro thus exhibiting
thor oNn degradation. aud exploiting tho
management aid ucpot'sn of the lIoarl Of Pub
lie Works.
Fourst--To your assertion that am " we'll.
known b!ackmallor." Isayo to say that chal.
1enso yom to the proof md. meanwhile. pro-
notinco yon scanllaonB Rnu malicious liar
In conclusion, let mo add that. ns you hayo
thrown down tho gauntlet to tho Times, 1t hero.
with nccepts tho deflnnco and 1t beliorea that,
before 1t shall have done with you, 1t will land
yon amoug the othar convicted official nrosn-
po.ents Of tl!s city. Youru, +. Is. W1LKIE.
, 1875-12-29

The idea that any collar except linsa ono will
~ash without coming to piecea u absusd, but 1t Ia
Weu.knos fact that Warwick collars will keep clean
longer than any others They sro for sse Al al fur
nlshing stores,
, 1875-12-29

ALBANY, n. T.. Dec. 2s.-1n accordance with
tho recommendation Of tho Canal Commission
ers, Gov. Tildeu has isa1,cl An o1dor suspeutltne
Francis 8. Thsyer from his Office as Auditor Of
the CAual Department,
, 1875-12-29

Hoss" Twcod II with Us.
Tha $to,ooo reward Il ripe fur plnokln9. Dut hIs
dl'stiss Il perfect Cook Mc1atn, No. 10 Dearborn
street. clcaned. repaired, snd dyed Ills clothes, and
nons know him. Do utsxi4e,
, 1875-12-29

Pianos and Organs to Rent.
Superior Square aud Upright ptanos suh Burdett
organa to rent upon f&rorAhls tesma Ut Lyon
lIe4lys, Btsts and Aonro> atretA
, 1875-12-29

Ws take pleasure In directing tho attention Of work
ingnea desiroua Of acquiring home iu tho 1nap,-
featuring dIssfics Of tho city to tho uouce IN our
Adserhing columns Of cottages for rent and for sale
By ". H. Park. No. Isl LaSaa street, who il In
position 10 snnt low or sell tarms suited to tho
times.
, 1875-12-29
EX-SENATOR RICHARDSON.

Snetiat Ntspateh to The ehteauo Trioune,
Quincy. ILL.,. Dec. 28.-Tho funeral services OF
ex-senator Richardson took place at o'clock
to-day. They we're nttontlod By tho ATasons In
body. and by a lnrgo concourBo Of citizeLe, who
tlius testified their respect for tho deceaspd
, 1875-12-29

Among tho sufferers by tho recent oss Of Tho Ger
man stea1ncr Deutschland wtro tho boot X Sons
Music Company, Of this city, who had On board
largo consignment Of musical merchandise,
, 1875-12-29

ElNnoH Mnu OF3ana.
Ballet, Dsrts Co.x Grind. Bqusrs, md UPRIGHT
and Hm!thfb American Organs, can bs found only nj
". ". Mmbatlb. corner Ht1te and Adam1 styp$ts.
Chicago.
, 1875-12-29
MARRIAGES..

GANlAND-LEACH-On tho evening OF Dec. %
ut tho residence Of tho hrile's .tncc, a. r. Nash. I2
jackson street, u. FrIuk Garland and Hiss Jcnut,
Leach. No aftlA,
, 1875-12-29

Ia in circulation that rilM c4anot be cured It IL
wholly without foundation, however, for DalleJ's
Magical PAa Extractor has never been known to fau
, 1875-12-29

Tho tnk!ng Of these subscriptions occupied
about all hour, u good do4l Of enthusiasm
being manifested. At tho close the company
diapessotl.
, 1875-12-29

Oxou1sea ox.Marrow for the Hnls,
By buck Haynes, maters Of ths Mars" Cologne
, 1875-12-29

LundborK's Perfumes
~ IKE nAtu1Al doHsZl and bouque.a-
, 1875-12-29
PUBLIC SALE.

Wc will ael1 at Public Auction, on Thuea.
shed attached to tho works Of Mosars. a.
Knigely & Co., at ~ and ~ West Monroe.
Ct. largo quantity Of Corrugated Galvanized
having boon manufactured expressly for
ELLISON, rOMEnoY l. CO., AuetIouerr.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-28
THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT.

The late movement amongst the working
men and mechanics seems to have ripenet
into thorough organization, and before long
according to the statements of the leaders, We
will have number of stores on their plau
open amongst US. They propose to purchase
at their central depot the raw material, and
give it to the tailors, shoemakers and other
artisans, to make up. The scheme promises
well. The following is call for subscription
they publish:
To the Merchants, Property Holders, and Me-
chanics OF the City of New Orleans
Gentlemen-Mr. John Bartchy and Mr.. ia.
cob Muller, Chairman of Cooperative Com
mittee, will visit you to solicit subscriptions
to shares for cooperative system. When
certain number of shares has been subscribed
for, the subscribers will be called together
for an election of board of directors and
trustees, mon of good moral standing and
good security, well known among our people.
When organized they may demand charter
from the State government
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-28

One of our contemporaries, in its issue o.
August 25th, contains long account of the
attempt made by Mr.. Henry Hepp to commit
suicide, and assigns as the reason which &C.
tuated the unfortunate gentleman to attempt
the rash act that he had Incorporated
funds belonging to others and entrusted to
his care, and that his inability to replace the
amount weighed on his conscience to such
an extent that he determined to end his life
rather than face disgrace" This is q most
unkind and unjust statement. Mr.. Hepp is
gentleman who has always borne an excellent
reputation, and the commission of any such
act as that charged to him by our contempo-
rary would have been startling deviation
from his usual character and disposition.
The fiduciary accounts Of Mr.. Hepp have
all been thoroughly examined by competent
parties, who pronounce them in every par.
dcular, strictly correct. Mr.. Hepp has been
accustomed to life of comparative ease and
comfort, and the charge as guardian, of three
children added to other and pressing labors,
proved most disagreeable task to him, and
worry and trouble produced an aber.
alton of the mind, under which he made the
efforts to commit suicide. This
is based upon good authority, and
made in justice to Mr.. Hepp and his family,
Who have been caused great annoyance and
'ain through the publication by our contem-
'orary of its unjust statement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-28

The New Orleans Republican of Yesterday
in its local column, published statement
in regard to the Parish Prison, which We dc
not hesitate to pronounce gross libel upon
Sheriff Pagan and the management of the
Prison. The article exhibits shameful dis.
regard Of what is due to public off cial, and
cannot possibly be either defended or sub.
stantiated.
. The prison is only few minutes ride OF
walk from the Republican Office, and it would
have been very easy matter for the reporter
to have made an investigation into the truth
or falsity of rumors which so seriously affect
the reputation and standing of an officer whose
public and private character has never been
questioned
We have looked into the matter, and find
there is no foundation whatever for the state
ment relative to the brutal treatment of in
mates of the prison, and the Republican has
been guilty of accepting as truth the unsup-
ported statement Of some irresponsible ex.
convict or person, as against gentleman of
known standing and repute.
We assume the liberty of inviting the re-
porter who made this attack upon the man
cement of the prison, to call there and ex.
mine into its conduct, feeling satisfied that
very facility will be extended to him.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-28

On the first of September the BULLETIN will
issue q correct, concise and comprehensive
statement of the commerce of the city Of New
Orleans during the past year, made up and
compiled by gentleman whose facts and
figures cannot be disputed by the commercial
community Those of our friends who wish
to send papers to their country constituents,
would do well to send in their orders as soon
as possible.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-28
ONE DANGER AHEAD.

, We regard the present as very critical pc
Rod for the South, and especially for tn
States in which the Radical party still hold
sway. The recent events in Georgia an
Brashear We regard as having deep and de
plorable significance. They both are evi
dences of a determination on the par
of designing scoundrels to stir up dis
sension among the peaceably disposed ant
naturally good natured negroes, and to urg
them on to the commission of some act which
will call forth violent resistance on the par
of the whites. The Radical party is in er
trernis, and encounters no little difficulty since
Landaulet Williams is no longer in the Cabi
net procuring startling tales of blood and
shocking atrocities with which to continually
fire the Northern heart.
1t is not an easy thing nowadays to find
even an excuse for complaining about the
treatment of the negroes by the Southern
whites, and the negroes themselves-that is
the more sensible of them-are growing more
and more convinced that their true interests
lie with the men who employ them and
whose friendship they have tested and never
found wanting Radical politicians, however,
are not banked by small obstacles,
they are as active and energetic as
they are INSCRIPTIONS and cold blooded,
and will use every endeavor to compass their
infamous designs. Hence it behooves the
people of the South, and especially the peo-
pie Of Louisiana, to be extremely circumspect
in their actions and to watch with unremit-
ting care every attempt on the part Of the
Union League to create disturbances
md provoke conflicts between the
:wo races. But for the calmness
md remarkable heroism of few gentlemen
It Brashear, there might very easily have
occurred scene Of bloodshed and riot which
would have been fearful to think of. The
,egroes were armed, were highly incensed
gainst the few unarmed and almost de-
enseless whites, and rash word, an acct
lent even, might have precipitated conflict.
We sincerely hope that the white people will
rove as patient and forbearing in all sections
our State as were the people of Brashear un.
er great provocation, and with their very
YES in jeopardy. A trouble in which negroes
hight be killed would be, however upjustly,
sized upon and used against us in the next
ampaign, and hence it behooves the white
eople throughout the State to be watchful to
revent trouble, and patient and forbearing if 6
should come. |,