, 1875-01-04

"neF ua}f h''h tl1e cllilclcH were c!oEed. Fnnth,
ind II" means viii, "l,ics II h,l' port minister,
hn"* OF = rnao whcro tefinc,l ladies Ind raise,l
| hEatdon nf Vegetables, Wien, in tinHIo night
| they wcro to''bt,l Ut everything.
AZ AZ: Glclts-Wily Ia not tho party pnnlotn17
Tho Iin,op-Ihe Jury arc rnriai III their tujg.
mrnt"+ unjust IN tllor DECISIONS. Tie gully asa
never PUNCHED for tirir crin,eo.
Alr. rhIlta-ltow, then, can Tint DO corrected !?
IIo DlHlo,-Hy a intro rigid adhii,lat lnt!un OF
1usiico, md n bettor scIcctius of jurors by
dealing with stch CRIMES according tu Law, and
showing tf1at there In ITO l,npo OF escape, Many
Of these reop!o are miserable and igIorant, nut
reai!Hhg t!l" criininality Of their acts
alr. Ihcll's-But If tho nornl sruse OF a COM
1nnnitY IL 10 low, huw cnu their thofts ls pu,l-
ishoA hv any ayhtem Of government?
Tho !'lsllop-,Tl'at ia snbicct for legislation.
an IN aibsoutaly IT, opposed to universal suffrage.
efficiency of .1udgcH anil others engaged In tLo
administration Of Justice?
m lh9 llrhop-l l!avo great dlhtrust In them.
Ine character Of tho men occupying tLcse ollccs
plcs. Tho Police jury IL compo6ot OF mon en-
airely untitled for TINT Office, The laris, judges
are extremely ignnlunt, and incompetent to dis.
chniGo their duties.
Alt. rhelrs-siy question talcn rather n rolti-
cal turn, but MI answer would be wortl, very
much to ua What interference has there been
on other Rido with ille f1eo expression OF citi-
Hens wy at ros-in other words, was tl,ora any
Tho p.shnp-i suppose ,I,at .ltscharrina fror,
employment Ia Included. Maii ,fActorios nrafcr
to employ per,o,is who arc in favor Of tnr;iY nro.
lection. Tho Gove nmcut emnovs tHoao who
are in sympathy with tho uuyofnmont. 1iaiI.
roads ure apt to lind their bcst employees aiming
those who uphold tho 1ntcrostH Of 1airoad enter.
trlzcn' In like inanner, think it is probable
tint large numbers OF planters would prefer ia
employ those WHO would mol initiate r. aoainst I
their Interests. do not know nj a si,,Tin IN.
htanco where any nun las rejected tbose who
voletl in contradiction of his interests hnyo
heard colorad yOtcls say that theY Wol1 hnyo
voted tho Democratic ticket If they lad not beon
alraa OF persecution. and mnny would vote that
ticket 1t they wore uot restrained by those around
thcnss
Mr. Fo.tor-Yom have confined youraelf to
!llyler r. ones Does white man suffer dlsgrAc1
Tor killing ncgro2
The bishop-f take It for granted that he does
without any qualification. l cannot imagine any
EfenteF cftlne tlhn Wllcn man commits such an
act for political roaaons what1or lo ia white OF
black.
Mr.. Foster-We arc of opinion that II would
not ,t, in1urc man to kill negro.
prono than others to suddon acts of violence,
hlr. pottor-Can yon say Nhcther there is
feeling Of insecurity among wAito people as 10
persons md proporty7
Tho BAhop-Fsry great. think there Ia
moro security In the northern rart OF State,
I1ls concluded bishop Winners tahtin,opv,
and tho atldayita i'll tic RapIles case wofss
brought in and handed over 10 tho Clerk Tor
optIomizng previous to examination.
a!r. Zac,latie-l would SLY that this is the frat
tInlo hayo seen this affidavit Of Mr. Wells. 1t
WAS not nmonR tile papers beIoro tho board won't
Into executive session. It was on this ex-parte
affidavit ol air. Wolls TINT tho Parish OF Haidcs
t!ous!y inserted. Tic Board said no ovtdouce
should be flied after tho adjournment.
M ZaoAaries protest. wah placed On record
air. Aay-1 wrote the affidavit for Gov. Wol:s,
MN. LEONARD.
proprietor of Tho bhrovopor: Yip,ss. vss thu
ncxt witness, A copy of ilis nnnor for liza ontf,
Of November waa shown Inn. aulI I,o was a.Eesf
il certain article IN it represented tic tSuo Of
tho paper. Ho said that tho splrit OF a naner
could not DO ascortained by leading a n!,,:,Io t!
article. When nri,ad II In sccnmIo1 thu Tt,n".
in It's advice to do away viii, ,l,o men ro war;
not legally elected but returned by tue uoard. IL
answered. that he was opuosctl to Iyral,ny,
yAnious W1rSEsBEa,
blr Schwing stated that Poll No. In Iberia
parlsh was thrown out Under tho following cir
cnmsthuceB: The boxes were to DO llauded In q.
g., o'clock ?. m. A. 8 O'clock alr. Dumartrail,
Cl,ed siates snnorslsos, 5onk tne box to the
lof nm N every direction, and only found him
At oc!oek+ whom liz would not receiva tho
boxes. me whole ,eauit OF the election IN thtt
pansh 11 vas changed ~ this.
Doinareei (colored(, butcher N IbeEyilo
Parrish said that no belonged to Democratic
c!no. ne saW tWonty-slx colored tnon vote the
ticket.
Hc1Ey Magoncr icolOfod} from lberVille,
stnted thai he thought 1t bis duty to Sustain tho
country. 30 ho voted the Democratic tlcknt.
j pin James (eolored), from the same. parish,
ALSO went Will th9 Conset etTatives: sad 10 voted
lust as s,i1 ne pleased. .-....
:, Martln ULCER (colored), OF lboryillc, remarked
that ho put IT. Whlto-heaGue sickot and belongs
to that organization.
:, Jamea IAylor (colorod) OF Now Orleans ts
lresldent OF colored Democratic club OF 1888.
Ono or bis men WIS arrested Oh election day on
Q tfaTolons cllnrRe, and taken to the station
mouse, Taylor went to inquire aftor him and
y, Yes himself inearceratod till next morning.
,sala 70, NJ was once III the Republican party, but
shat on Tho principle OF leaving sinking slip
ne lett.
!, Aonry Keys {colorcd), OF Torreboune. stated
that Il, he was eocted on tie Compromise ticket.
lho us'tscatton lad boen established Oh account
of corrupt government.
~. u1oLPx
testified: I l.Aye resided in Now Orleans since
1858; waa candidate for Administrator Of Com