The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-20
PRESS NOTES ON THE ARKANSAS
MESSAGE.
Let Arkansas alone = Bosf0n GloIt

Let Arkansas alone Boston Globe Rep
An imperial plot ,-Rictmond Wing (Dem. J
1t is collision ?-Scranton Republican
(Dem.)
new disturbing element. Adra'-
tiSer (Rep)
On Congress the entire responsibility now
rests.-Procideace Joupai (AdDl. Rep
The most infamous proposition ever made
by President of the United States to Con-
gress.-Ch icogo Times (DtH..)
What does it portend Is there to be no
peace either for the South or the rest Of the
nation Baltimore SIN (hul(
OF all the performances of our Caesar there
is none that has snch Il reach OF aadacity as
tais. HnTisbuJg Patriot (Den.)
He campers with danger when he calls back
to life the Brooks usurpation in Arkansas
Fort Wayne Sentinel Ind. Dent.1
Il is hard to see why the President deems
It his duty TO recommend a re-openin5 OF the
old sores.-Poril6ad Adrehtiser tHeP.)
There is trouble enough down South with
ont stirring up anything new at present.
Bilghamton, y. T., Republican, (RP)
Unless he changes his course he Will not get
through his term without impeachment even
at Republican hands.-Portland 1IguS (Dem.)
He wants to be President again, ana had
Just as lief be put in by the army as by the
people. y Portsmouth \. ~ Enterprise (Dens)
The weakened members OF Congress need
not be frightened by the moutAings Of the
independent press. HashiHfon Republican
(.idt.)
The President pursues consistently the
path be has CHOSEN toward absolute power
over the Commonwealth OF the Union
Ao7olh Fupjaiat Dem.)
This is despotism This Is usurpation
This is treason Let him who EN- make less
OF these successive acts and assumptions OF
power ,--ilb4Uy -lgus Dem)
He needs friendly advice. Tor he is deter
mined upon course tAlt must, il persisted
in, plunge tins country into very grave
troubles. Hart",d Times Dsn.)
The people OF the county 1T Urge will be
inclined to agree wlth tie committee that it i,
entirely unadyi,ab.e to reopen The Arkansas
troubles. Hosioa I,amscri9t (Asp).
tie seems to ask ton5I:s - 10 authorize him
to lip over the present ! ,yeramgnt Of Arkan-
SlS ~ focce o. arms. and put til It Safe agan
into the ha1ds Of the minority. bystoa
Hc,p,id L1dl
Unless more !5ght upon the subject be
Foacbsate,i 10 the people, We rather incline to
believe shat pa5l!c sentiment Will agree WITH
the opinions OIL tla committee - PhiLr{siphm
Batiesat (Etp.J
Tue"e /, further sep t. be taken in order
to reach ab>oata rule This Is the real thing
itself Never was tie national Legislature so
lus)iently trtated by auy Executive in our
history. boston Post Htm.)
The tone OF the Presidents message leaves
tie full Inference that ii Congress takes 10
action he Will declare the recent Constitu-
tlonal Convention and election irregular and
proceed to place the Brooks party in power
HrronR COuront Rep.
Tue Presidents message upon Arkansas az |
fairs, states the facts as they exist, but it is
probable that Congress will coincide with the
report Of the special committee that the irreg-
ulari.ies and illegaiides are healed by the act
Of the people IN adopting the new Constita-
ton. -Hargorl tosa4M (Rq., Congressman
Hdcley)
We do not believe that after the report OF
the House Committee adverse to interference, |
and the very general concurrence in it by the !
Republican press, there is any chance Of ac-
ion undoing the present Arkansas Constitu-
ton and government. The whole matter
ought to be quietly dropped. -PhHadeiphja
Press tand-by-thePresi RepuJico,,.)
We know that there are Republicans in
Congress whose opinion and feeling about all
ibis are identical with the opinion ana feeling
Of the great mass Of American voters. They are
1t last fairly shutup to the necessity Of m4kng
| choice of masters. They cannot longer
serve Grant and their country. They cannot
onger serve Grant and their party. Spring. |
ied Republican, (iad. Hep)