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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20

At 7:3O n. got wire working to Galveston FROM
Il badly broken several places One break est,ulcu
af about 50 feet vide where schooncrs had brokcI
through. terrific storm prevailed yesterday anu ~,
on the brcakwatcr. reported lost Inc iefr i
Officer OF the city is missing. No particulars, put I'
damage in property is immense. We have engines al"
men out in all directions repairing wires. ,
X &. CLowRY Assistant General superintendent
HEAVY RAINS AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn Sept. 19.-Thc rain when
set in Friday night continued until noon Saturday Dur
ing the night mercury fell TO 500 and yesterday es
and overcoats were in demand. In the afternoon the
clouds broke away, and the sun set clear The indlca
tons are that the equnoctial storm is over.
BRAsHEAR CITY UNDER WATER.
ST. LOUIS, Sept ia special dispatch from
New-Oreans says that the wind still prevailing ~
Brashcar The water in the streets of that city rose
foot during Friday night to depth OF four feet Inc rsc
continued the watcrlcvc being higher than known ior
years At Lyons IL miles west the country was hoodeo
10 depth of feet boat, sent from Brashcar 10
the relief Of the people Shell Island returned during
n ull in the storm with them all. When she leit INC
water covered the land depth OF three feet ana was
rising Similar reports from other points along the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
THE CHURCH QUESTION IN BRAZIL.

ASNUITIEs GRANTED TO PgELlrIs.
RIO JANEIRo, Sept. 19.-An imperial decree
granting annuties to bishops aud Of do.escs
has been promulgated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20

A BAD ACCIDENT TO TEXAS FREIGHT TRAIN
CoRTCANA, Texas, Sept. ia night train
lroke through 4 bridge 80 miles above here Friday
night destroy Ing - loaded ana stopping traffic.
The bridge viii bc repaired and communication opened
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
HEAVY STORM IN LOWER CANADA.
A VIOLENT GALE FOR NEARLY TWO DAYS-sENhHAA
,,.urNr me crr - REPEATED.

OrEBEC. Sept. 1S.-The gale which began
Thursday night continued unabated yesterday o"t w
dav il has quite subsidized The following damage u
shipping has been reported: snip is ashore AZ New"
Liverpool. The schooner Undaunei lost both anchors
and was otherwise damaged; tug went to her ASSIST
ance and towed her to safe quarters The Nor"eFiai
bark Canada loading at Indian Cove broke from "'r
mornings tng sent to her assistance succeeded IN tow
ing her 10 safe anchorage The ship Agamo mnon Doc
airft and grounded the Priests Wharf; sne wa an
sisted off by steamers and placed in safety the marx
WilhcImjne is ashore at ST. Nichols full of water Con
siderable DAMAGE has been done To small clait ~ TUE -
Charles. where srhO0ncr and also abafh laCh WIN -
the timber cuvcs. \ raft of square timber ana on
oak were brocnup The wcat her Is unusually riu M,,i
taius TO the north are already white with snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
SHOT FOR PROTECTING HIS CoRYFIELD.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. IS.-A party or twenty
Texan hcrdcrs near Kearncy Junction killed Mr..
Collins for locking up their horses, the animals having
two OF them were caught ard Imprisoned Kearney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
TIE ST. MARY's OFF THE SHOALS.

NEw-LoEDoN, CT, Sept. 19.-fhe school
ship It. Marys which missed stays and went ashore
while Getting under way here THU day got OF yesterday
unnJurcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
GREATER INTEREST MANIFESTED ~ GERMANY AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APPLYING FOR SPACE
LYONS SILKS TO BIZ EXHIBTTD.

PARIS, Saturday, sept. Is. 1875.
The public interest in the Centennial EX-
hibon at Philadelphia is steadily increasing in France
and Germany. A great many manufactire and mer-
chants are asking for Information and applying for
space in the Exhibition buildings. good representa-
ton from both countries assured. Nearly all the
Lyons silk manufacturers, who were exhibitors AT the
Vienna Exhibition. will repeat their display at Pnadel-
pha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
HEAVY LOSSES on THE SOUTHERN CoAs'

HEAVY LOSSES ON THE SOUTHERN COAST.
CONTENTS OF PRIVATE DISPATCHES RECEIVED IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO sHIpPING-COMNUNl-
CATION CT OFF II PARTS OF LOUISIANA AND
TEXAs.
Private advicps received in this city on FIN
dav Indicated that terrible storm of rain and wind was
Ia ing in the Mexico. in Texas, louisiana flo
ida and all along the Southern coast. one diSi' Il
stated that the steamer Mary A. from Havana was Src
by gale only short distance from the Louisiana coast
with so great force that the smoke,ack was carried
away ana the entire port whechouse stove III before u
reached tie dock NewOrlcans Her captain aid tat
he saw several vessels with Their sails blown Ia ribbons
laborng in o heavy sea, with their decks swept by inc
waves at every plunge forward, and apparently AT the
mercy Of the waves.
Another dispatch from New-Orleans stated that
the storm had not yet abatcd, and that Inc
few vessels that had succeeded in reaching port
had come in disabled. bringing tdinss of numerous
Disasters in the Gulf The captain OF of tc vessels
stated that he swept past brig Whcl
had lost her howsprit and foremast, and bore
signals of distress, but he was unable TO rem
der any assistance, a he was speeding almost
under bare poles for The port Another dispatch
stated that the amount Of water which had fallen WIS
greater than had been known to fan in the same length
of time for many years past, and it feared terrible
loss Of property would ensue.
Private dispatches lived yesterday afternoon states
that rain had ceased falling and the weather was clearing
up although the wind still blowing very hea' ~,
and reports from Texas indicated that the country vas
cxtcns ivev inundated. Communication had not been re-
established with Galveston and storm was SIN raging
OF the Florida coast From Key West ii was tecsaphed
that the bark Nordkn, commanded by Capt Anderson
had been struck 10y hurricane and driven upon 'o'AhS
Patchcs where snc went 70 pieces She was on a
VOYAGE from Toa 3co in cXico 70 Queenstown ana was
loaded with mahogany valued At $50 600 which, together
with the yc. cl valued r. $4,000, viii probably prove
total loss The British brig Chllianwaah. which VAS on
q voyage from AdidnIa, To this city, was also ciuhl III
a yale OF hc Florida coast. her sails were blown 10 Iln-
bOns OF her sIars were carried away, ana shc
apruns leak All hands sci To work al the pumps
and il was with utmost difficulty that she was kch
afoat. Finally she taken into Key west. where sic
is discaru her cargo. preparatory 10 being put upon
the DRY dGck Tor !cpaiI-. =.
The loss 10 ploniv ~ The storm could rot be eel
mated yesterday, but One di,aicn stated that ".i"
probably amount 20 million, OF dollar. KeoilS Hyd
the c0Is state vaguely that lives have been lrsi d. tc
ncod but do not specify the numbers nor the locality IL
believed however that the ofcc of the storm mas no"
been spent and tia: The worst J., over.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-12
The SUN
Tydennik, pOlOtydennik a
dcnnik.

Tydenni Sun Jest pfilis many Gaso-
pis, nez ably potfeboval odperutovani /;
pfi6iuy nichz dosahl padesate tisic cd
bGratel1 i6ste n6kolik tisic nabyde,
jsou asi ndsledujici
Jsou to noyiny prvni tfidy. Y Mich
shleda Gtenaf vsechny denni udalosti,
meme dulezitG obsirnGii a sice iazyku
asnem, srozumitclnem We zpisobu "a
iimavem.
Jest to prvn tfidy rodinny list, plny
poutaveho a pouGneho Gteni vseho druhu
a noobsahuiici mic zayadneho mrayGm
skodliveho.
Jest to prvni tfidy zabavnik, pfinaSe
ici yytccn6 povidky naGrty b6zne lite
ratury, pecliv6 vybran6 znale tist6n6.
Jest to prvni Tidy list hospodafsky
Neilepsi neinoyGisi hospodafsk6 Clan
ky nalezne ctenat Y kazd6m cisle.
Jcst to nezdvisly list politicky, nena
lezici z&dn6 strand Lenosic
zGdny oboiek. On bojuie "a zasa1y re
zvolcninejlepsich muzG do1fadI. Zvla5t
nj zfetol v6nuie odhalov.tnim velike po
rnsonosti, ktera nyni oslabnje ostouzi
nasi zemi hrozi podryti same zaklady
naSi republiky. On Sc neboji nicemI a
nctdze sc po pfizni jejich.
On pfindsi pro danny m6dni zpravy
trzni zprdvy pro muze, zvlaste trh do
bytka, iemuz zvastni venuje pozornost.
Kmocn6 jest listen nejlacinejsim. Z
ieden dollar cely rok. A neai tfeba no
vinafskeho klubu k odbiram listu "a tu
cenu. Kdozkoliv posle ieden dollar, Oh
drzi casopis ma ccly rok.
Nemdme ccstuicich jednateld.
THE WEEKLY SUN. - Osm st an
padesate. sest sloupciiv. Pouze s &c
rocn6 ZadnG srdzlzy z t6to ceny.
THE DAILY SUN. = Velky ctyr
strankovy format dvaceti osmi sloup
cich. Denni rozsiteni O,000 Vsecky
navinky "a 2 Gently. Pfedplatne so cti
m6sicn6 Gill $500 roGn6. Kluby vice
nez l0Glenn6 dostanou 20 pr. levn6ii.
ydressa. THE SUN" City.
New York,
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Oeekavala kazdym okamzenhp, 70 tily
81 hrobovy HAS Ale ma mist6 tolioA ia
slechla diabolicky, potln6sily smich, ma.
cez zieveni zmizelo. #g
Trvalo to nekolik minut, nezli se power
ciya zena tax dalece vzpamatovala, 20 &c
odvazila jiti dale.
Muslin to vykonati,' = zamrucola sama
k sobe, jakoby 81 chtela oGvahy dodati.
Ma dalsi chizi lesem nepfihodilo Sc il
mic ueobytejn6ho. Konecne octla Sc ma
nevelike mytiDe, 2 jejihoz prostfedku ja-
kasi starodavni vetcha stavba Sc zvedala.
A sem zamefila hospodyne kroky sye.
Bylo to stare, puste farmerske staveni
do nehoz byla hospodyne vesla. kdyz
byla pfizerui rozsvitila svicku, jiz Eva.
ku sveho vynala, ubirala Sc po poloshni.
lych schodech do prvniho patra.
Sotva tam zmizela, objegila Sc We dyetich
pfizemi cerna postava tajemneho muze.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-12
O IN q m e N 1

Sc tilnto dava, ze rada mesta Clevelandu
dne 21. zAfi 1875 pfiiala nasleduiici
tusneseni. f sr3aa4
Usnesino, ze die nahledu m6stsk6 rady
~ souhlase elend Ia nutne Sc poklada,
Grand Ave, od nlice knsman az k ulici
Herald stupnovati, stokovati opmyltI
iakoz zhotoviti tu potfehne kulyer
v pomeru k polozenemu stupni SOU
hlasu plany nakresy, V ufadoyn9mest
skeho mefice vylozenymi. 0.sH
Lhata k zadani zadosti nahradu wy
prsl dnem 21. fiina 1875,
Ino l.. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisai.
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vrazd6nim. Poicie zdvoinasobiIa sve IL
davace, noCni strdz SC zFidla, ktera cd "a
padu ~ po vychod slunce pfechazela Mi.
c,mi.
Vsccko marn6. Turc mzeli, anizby
byli zancchnli stoph krye.
Obyvatcstvo pocalo vtfti, ze havrani
znanenaji nes.tsti pro Turky.
Ned1vGra obou stran roltla Berni
neshody spnsobiy konecn6 zbonfeni. o.
byvatolstyo sahlo po nozich, panujici
kinen po metich.
Konecn6 havrani zahradni ulice liz j
We dne pres poledne houfech obletdvali
dam Vukasovic1v.
Lid sousednich ulic shromazdil Sc pla
SO nkazoval ma ddm ma havrany.
TO nam pfinese nestestr kficely ze.
ny. nProklaty ddm zrddkyn6l Pojdte
ukamenuime il, kterd drli nasimi nepfa
telip
Tureck6 voisko ddstoiniky cele
hned Sc zjeyio obkicilo d6m krasne
vdovy, ably j chranilo ably nepokoiniky
Polapalo pozaviralo. D1stoinici let6li
ma kfidlech lasky, ably i uiistili svou cd.
danosti. VQaci zbrani snazii Sc odehna
ii hayrany a bill lid. Lid bazliv6 ustou.
pill.
Anicka VukasoyiGova vidcla to okna
obstoupena syou cestnou strait. Proc
biiou ty lidi." zvolala. rProto 10 mi Wy
hrozuii. To nechciw
.Nejcn proto, ze Yam vyhroEnji, PAM,
ale pontvadz sou vrahov6. Kazdodonne
zmizi ieden nasch neilepseh mu1d,"
Anicka neobycejn6 lesknoucim diyym
poheden ma tureckou ozbroienou mldde2.
Potom bezela dolG pc schodech mezi lid
q voisko. Krajan6 zdvihali pestc ma nj,
alo ona volala k MIN:
,,Kraiane! bratt 2enyl Poidte Sc
mnoul Ci mne neznate! Vzdyt jsem ia
AniGka VukasoviGova !"
,,IIoi, ty zradkynt"
,,Zradkyne! Pojdte vztel Povida-
j vam, ze iste ukladni vrahove, chteji vas
proto trestati, ze Turky zabijite. Ale Wy
iste ien zbabelci, ktefi Sc takoy6mu
skutku neodvazi! A ted musi ven mole
nebo Wy nejste ami hodni, aby.
ste byli potrestani "a neco takoyeho!'
Voala to divym ohn6m a divymi po.
suhky. Ted bezela nazpet do zahrady,
Turci lid valili Sc "a nj az k tmavym
rybnikdm ma kopci zahrady a tam rozkG.
zala lidu vyvaliti dvefe pivnice. A "a
kazdym pfiklopem zievila sc mrtvola
ma kazde tyci, kterou do vody pichali, vi.
sely kusy t6la satd. =
,,Pon6vadz vas nikdo necht6l nenayid6.
ii, nenayid6la jsen vas jaw zvolala ma
Turky rozplamen6nyma ocima chrap-
lavym hlasem. .Vsichni, ktefi tn lasku
naiiti doufali, nasli smrt! Skolte mne,
vdite, ze tamil zbabelci nejsou toho hod-
nj p
Zbabelci ale stall Sc zuiivou zveH, kdy2
Sc Turci ma zenu vrhali. Vrazdili Sc po
celou hodinu.
Anitka byla iiz vprvnich minutach
rozslapana Havrani vylet6li zastraseni
do vysoka, tam krakali, ably vyeihali ten
okamzik, kterem Tide dejiste opusti.
20 tt asa L. Pr.
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Pro & G S X c
vystehGyalce.


PLAVEBNf SPCLEGNOST.
Hamburg Amerikansche Packetfahrt-
Actien- -Gesellechaft.)
Prima pOStOyni parOplayba
HAMBURKEM A NEWY0RKEM
po slavne osved6en}cb velkJch postov-
Mich parolodich
Pommerania, Wuring;a, Stlesia, Fris5a,
WeStphaiia, Cgm6ria, Holsat5a, Ham-
mania, Goethe, Schizter, Herde,', Lesstng
Wiedtand. Klopstoch, Geilert, Vamdalia
Germanta, Sagoada, Poretss5a, Basa-
ria, Teutonia, AUemannaa, .Saevaa,
Frdnconia, Rheaaania, Lothag'lngia,
Vutkan, Maracaibo.
H Lodni vJpravy konaji Sc z
Hamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
Noveho Yorku do Hamburku kazdy
ttvrtek.
z iara a ma podzim konaji Sc Ham
burku do Noveha Yorku Noveho
ofKu 40 iamDufku mlmofadne vypra
Wy v sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Z Hamburku do Noveho Yorku
l. kaiuta 1920 zlata, LII. kaiuta S72 zla-
ia, mezipalubi $32 papirech.
Y Nov. Yorku do HambGrku:
|. kajuta 800 zlata, III. kaiuta $50 fla
ia, m,zipalebi $50 papirech.
D6ti cd / - 10 rokG plat polovicku,
kojenciz Hamburku do n. Y. 81 so a
N. Y. do Hamburku bezplatn6,
V Hamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene
rdlni jednatel August BOlten, VIM.
MILLERS Nachfolger 33 & "a Admi
ralitetsstrasse. kdc Cechov6 naidou sv6
no rodaka
m. .TOSefa DaStOra.
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O z n q m e n {.

Rada pro opravy podala inestske rade
berni odhad pozemku hraniticiho ma
Mice Siam, Mechanic, Willet, Food, De-
vine, Kane, Freas, Myrtle, Cook, Peach,
Burton Harbor N a4.aa - "a
Odhad ten utinen jest ma zaplaceni ma
kladu vyloh, povstalyeh otevfenim
a prodlouzenim ulice Bailey od uliee Me
chanic Burton s5la q.
Zmineny odhad jest nahiednuti IL
fadovne mestskeho pisafe. ''
sNamitky proti odhadn tomu museji be
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefeinehi pi-
semne NEST. pisafi podany byti. -
~@ 1no L Nc Intosh, NEST pisaf.
Cleveland, 20 cervence1sT5. -
,,kdyby lnladi v6delo stafi mohlo"
Tax zaluje mnohy chorobny muz, ktery
prchani sye zivotni sily.s bolesti pozoruje.
UHvali Sc dra Alberta Conradiho, augs-
burskych kapeks prayidelne,} tedy ten
nejotfesen9jA system telesni pozdravi 8
umozni tenn, ktefi ma zivot6 neimensihe
pozitku nemaji, zaziti nejedne radosti,
- K dostani isou We vsech lekar.
mach jakoz u M. Krejciho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-12
ID. JOSefa paStOra.

V New Yorku podaii blizsi zpravu ge
neralni jednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad ST., N. Y
g. B. RICHARD IL BOAS, 81 Broad
way jakoz veskefi jich jednatelov6 po
Sp. stdtech.
e4F" Prosperity postovni paroplavby
iakoz / Pastorova brosurka ,,Americky
vyst6hoya!ec' rozesilaii sc ma pczadAni
zdarma. so so
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heart. that he cherishcs the Bourbonic
virtue of hatred of the niggcr. True TO
his principles. impcllcd by that refined
ne or Justice peculiar to y learned and
'antl'ropic gentleman, Mr.. Platter Is
anxious TO drive ihcnggcrs out &c the
public schools. \ statesman. IN advance
OF hi> generation. h. believes. u do all
wise men. that the safety Of the Republic
require. HAT the niggcr> shall In KEPT
ia Ignorance; and. knowing hi, rights and
the rights of sucl, ~ lie. lc wishes to
preserve inaiicnlhlc the right ofa white
man to knoca down any id nigger Tho
expresses desire to become educated I,
Because Mr.. Platter j. devoted to these
ilcas-idra- that lead many Of the high
eat and best of Mr.. Platcr's con-
-titurnts--idcas that viii yet save the Re
public from the degradation of nggcrs
who ram read and write. of niggcrS who
Use soap aud wear white shirts--hcca,Isc
the successor of y. W. Casey. in The
House. is the eloquent and resistlc,s advo-
cate Of these great aud glorious idea-. he
l. called an idiot and as, aud rc,bgiim
reports of his speeches are pullishrd in
the public prints. Could injustice 80
farther:
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Schencks Pulmonio Syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic, aud Mandrake Pills.

Thee lie crVedly celebrated sud popu-
lar mcdiolsos have eh', cted 4 revolution IN
the healin. art. and proved the iallacy OF
several piaxhns which h I'VE Tor many Years
o'eiructcd the progress Of medical science,
The false superstition that Con ump,ion Is
incilIuble deferred physician, from attempt
Ing to Had remedies Tor that dIsea e, and
patients afflicted With IL rccon,ilod them
selves To death Without making an effort 10
escape from doom which they supposed
~ re unavoidable. II IL now proved how
sNcr, that Consumption can be cured, and
Sal 1t has been cured in a very great mum.
Der vi cas- Some of them apparently lie s.
pcrAis ones by Schenck's Pulmonic syrup
alone: and IN other cres by the same ned
icihs in connection With Schtnck's SEA
Weed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills. one or
both, according to the requirements OF the
casc.
Dr. Sahenek Lin eli. who e1j0yed uniG-
tcrfupicd good heal Il for more than fIr;y
years. was supposed nj one time TO be Mt
the very "a q ofdca,h. hi-physiciani having
pronounced his ease hopeless, and aban-
done him to his fate. lie was cured by
the aforesaid medicines, AZ Il since his ccoN-
cry, many ,hou,snds similarly affected have
| used DR.. Schenck's preparations with the
same remarkable success.
| FIJI directions accompany each, making
| Il rot aDb ,lutely necc sdry tOpersOnslly see
! DR.. Schenck unless patients wish tbeir
lungs Examined, end for this purpose he is
professionally at his principal office, corner
| SIKH, and Arch streets. Philadelphia. every
! MDLdiy, where all letters for adyi q mus.
| he addressed. Schenck's medicines are
sold by druggists. 12-30.lm
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made this assertion, and a great deal OF
indignation was manufactured against the
member from this district who voted Tor
the bill. Mr.. Platter has not forgotten
this fact. and TO put himself right upon
the record has introduced n hill TO repeal
the ac referred TO.
We do not propose to attempt ." dis
place from the public mind the imprcs-
sion that the act of 1874 "miNed' the
public schools. Mr.. Platter may not
know. but every intelligent man knows,
that that act did not force
the negroe, into the same
rooms with the white children; Mr.. Platter
may not know. but every intelligent man
knows, that the mixing was accom-
plishcd by See. Is of an act entitled Am
Act to Establish aud Maintain eystcm
Of Free schools" approved February Is.
1872. This the supreme court Of the
state decided before the act of l>1l went
into effect. II i Section T. of the school
law of 1872 that should be amended.
We desire separate schools for the coll
orcd children of The State, ami therefore
approve u portion of Mr.. platcr'- bill.and
we ,lo not blame him for desiring to oh
tain applause by seeking the repeal of the
law of 1874. which has been 80 loudly de-
nomced. but we are of the opinion hc
should have made his fight against Soc
ton Il of the act of lS72. which according
to the supreme court, didmiN the schools,
and then have attacked the law of 1871
" II law that ought not to stand upon thc
statute books. II !. Il law that declares
~ the constitution docs. that school of
ilcer- shall not refuse to culorcd children
the benefits of the public schools, ant
that no person hall have the right 10 bca
or intin,datc colored child who desire
TO 30 to the school 1t j. entitled under tn,
law to attend. This may be improper
and j.. We know. in the estimation %
many unfortunate gentleman who hat
the niggcrs and believe they ought to b.
butchcrcd and not educated. These gen
tlcmcn vote. and a wise politician lii
Mr.. Platter should not lose the opportu
nifty 10 win their favor.
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THE NEW ORLEANS NEGROES.

BY order of Gov. Kellogg, who obcyS a
higher power, the New Orleans nc9roc,
held u large meeting on Monday night
and passed resolutions sustaining and
thanking Sheridan for his interest in be-
half of their oppressed race.
The condition of the colOrcd man at the
South is dcplorablc. Without inforna-
ton on public anairs-without knowing
the significance OF events IN which hc Is
an actor-ignorant of the character
of The government under which he lives.
lac .obcys the orders OF the rlscally men
who have deceived him into believing that
the people Of the South are his enemies,
aud rs his unreasonable conduct keeps
alive the angry feelings that have prccip-
itatcd Louisiana into the difficulties She j.
now experiencing.
IL i no doubt true that the white men
oftlc South. the old masters of the ne
grO. bear Themselves with the conscious
air of superiority, and accept the political
equality OF the black man with II bad
grace; and il j. also true that Iowdy
white men at the South do not hesitate
cross their paths. Thi, condition of al
fairs is TO be regretted; hut II is not pccn-
liar to the South. In many parts of the
North the same feeling against The col
orcd man exists.
We are asked: "What is 10 be done ;
Shall Congress hesitate to step in and
pass laws to punish the inSolcncc of the
white men of the South, and 10 compel u
recognition of the rights of tho colored
mani" We do not hesitate to reply;
Congress should not do So" Say what
we may, the fact is patent, that law cant
not stamp out preiudices, and every at
tempt made by the law-making power Of
u free country TO DO So must be n failure.
Wendell Phillips breaches human equal
ily, but the laborer, ignorant OF the pro
pretics of life. finds no seat at his table,
and no law could compel him to give to
such man the hand of social equality.
But time can do what law cannot do.
Time can and will wipe ont the prciudi-
ccs against the blacks at the South,
a. il has in Europe and the Eastern
States of America.
The negroes can do much to hasten
this end. IT, instead OF following the or
ders of political adventures, they address
themselves to labor, educate their
children, learn habits Of virtue and clean
Illness. think for themselves and practice
among themselves that tolerance they de-
mand for their race from the white, IL
will not be long until all the prejudice
now existing against them at the South
will disappear, aud they will live in har-
mony with the white people WHO sur
TOund Them