New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
TIE GOOD WORK GOES on.

TIE 0OOD WOkk CUES VI
The REpusL1cAx has explained how tn
intolerance of tho White League ha
driven axay. white settlsas md REPEALED q
immigration OF that race, while the neces
stiles OF the White League planters hav
compelled them to import At their owl
expense colored Republicans. The censu
report of the State for 1875 has been il
part published in our columns. We hav
been at pains to compare the population
white and colaed 81 shown in siSteel
parishes outside of New Orleans in 1871
and 1878, respectively They stand il
round numbers as follows:
t.' g. t..' 90 1R.A 1875
TOTAL white :................... 43,si! 81.
l0tei c0l0red- oSrSlo 1881
This statement would show an increase
of whites Of. abous seven pei cens fot the
term Of 'fve years or at the rate of four
teen per can't foy the decade. Il would
shov rate of increase Of thirty per cent
for the cclorea people during the Eve
years or of sixty per cent for the decade.
The addition and oomparison' Of these
totals may. not be Of exactly accurate
compilation. Nor do We choose to meet
any party objections to the fidelity Of the
recent census. Our proposition is that the
violence and intolerance Of the White
League has driven from the State and ex-
cluded from the State every material adj
dition to the white vote, while the White
Leaguers themselves have been con-
PEELED to import colored hborers to cult
waite their lands.
Our impressions Of che recent disturb
auce at Brashear lead US to: believe that
the. White Lesguers still continue the
work Of intimidation, and that their or
gans emblazon and spread abroad such
state of society in Louisiana as to deter
effectually any accession to the white
population, while the Leagusn are obliged
to import colored Labor to avoid lAboring
themselves. Lot tho work go,op. The
White Leagoers in the sixteen parishes
stated have nearly exhausted their mate.
ial Of additional vote by compelling
bout one thousand aliens to naturalize. |
There remaius about the same mum
Yer not yet naturalized., These, with the
id Of the French oonscription levy, may
ecompelled to adopt american citizen
hip and vote the Democratic ticket; that
all. Not an Immigrant from Europe
from the Northern or Western States
ill risk the state of society which the
'hite League organs affirm to exist ia
" country parishes, while the terrible
lies Of taxation and oppression told of
le city Of New Orleans will turn the
mite tide in another direction. We re-
at our advice that intolerance should
'ase and MEN and money be invited
ON any quarter; but. it the White
eaguers and their osgans are determined
at aone but coIored immigrants shall
me to Louisiana. and continue to SO treat
ese colored Immigrants as to give them
salutary dread of Democratic ascend
ICY, wby-we must let The work of Re-
the State 60 on, and bear
e consolatory consequences as neetly as
'ssible. One good picking Of cotton and
ling of sugar-the trsasfer Of million
d half bales Of cotton, and the hand
g of a couple Of hundred Thousand hogs
ads Of sugar with the accompanying
rrels of molasses, will sttract eolored
zoe enough to settle the hash Of Mr.. /
arr and his grievances, and. dismiss
IN. E. Booth to the closet study of those !
md principles of constitutional lore Of fl
lich he has been Tho distinguished
Oonent, ga