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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
THE CALIFORNIA BANK
Another Report of the Con
ditiOn Of the Broken
Bank.

New YORK, September Informs
ton has been resolved from the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank Of San Fran
cisco, by their agents ia this city, hount|
X Co., that the assets of the bank are
over 100000, while the Liabilities are
less than one million. Mr.. kountz said
he thought they would decide 10 resume
business in a very few days.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16
The Coroller Question.

We were not mapping and hal an
idea on the question which IS Dis
cnsseI elsewhere hv Obsefvtr.'
We d. Dot understand ihat Dir.
S5hadbn:ne makes any prcten'ions 10
Il her he office Of Coroner or Sheriff
by virtue Of any election in November
last. Iie told us to the contrary
and that he would not accept MIS-
commission if il Was te1erel to hi,n.
he holds over under TIE old election.
and 1t is too late fer It's to discuss
that election now and Lecause be
was ho] ing over be WAS required hy
law to till the vacancy IN the Sheriff s
office, Mr.. Clements having refuse 4
10 qualify. He seemed very anziou.
70 follow the viii Of The people IN the
matter. We have SAID tbs much in
Justice to him as lie first consulted
as, and other members Of the bar
here.
We certainly should not Ike to
see him hold on indefinitely and wc
told hin that when The people got
ready he would have TO 50 out. We
are DECIDEDLY in favor OF having Ir.
Paul who was fairly elected OF else
OF having 10 one at all. W. cant
have q Court without Sheriff aid
We cant have s,hegiif without a
comm sslon for him aal if he cant
get his commission don't let Us haze
either Sheriff or Court. Or. y. &.
Paul for our Sheriff Or no Sheriff at
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

more than by strengthening Grant
and being the means OF electlnG
him to the third term to have to
suffer for four years more WHEN the
time comes to which we are now
looking tor our release from our
political bondage. We have I'm
scrupu'ous and malignant foes and
we must xbc prudent and 1rc'm
spcct that we may not fall into any
of the pitfalls they are digging for
our II wary feet.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

CARELESS TsalleIr.--people who
think themselves precise in their
language will please read and con
slider the following:
A, lady and gentlemen We're eros
sing our meadow, ono cloudy day,
when It suddenly beam TO ram.
"'vou't yon ba kind enough to
moist my umbrella p asked the Indy.
" Certainly replied the gentle
men.
was as'onisied at This, for if
+" wont > means nnytling ut all, it
means will not, aud therefore, ac-
cording to my translation, the gentle
maf really had told tie udy TINT
ceriainly he would not DO kind
to hoist her umbrella.
But no. Even while no spoke, he
opened thu, useful article. and hold
1t gracefully over his compan'. II.
"Ihank YOU said she earnestly.
Not at ALL said he, still more
earnestly. And on they went.
Why, the fellow cont,ndi-'ed the
lady" said / to myself. "iiow out
raCrons.
Bp1 10, again for they were owl
IDENTITY on the best Of terms, and the
lady smiled sweelly Mt his words.
Vet The birds say that this sort OF
talk is quite usual among gentec
human beings.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16
's'ssc Annual Conference.
our OWN y,rpon-.
FOURTH DAY.
ALEXANDRIA, L..


Conference met at the usual hour
ard was opened with re!i .ionS ex-
trci~es conducted by Rev. +. +
Alexander.
10th n"c&'ion Applications foI
Dcacon's Orders
CpeIoasas Uish'icf-Abell }IoN
power, was elected, Vim. i. PiIIey
1ljb Question What Loca
Preachers are elected Elders.
VIM. X. DroAdy, elected. John
\. Monroe, was oiectet. last year
I'nIt0n. character passed.
ist INcsiion-Who are admitted
GU trial
J. F. Patterson, Committee re-
ported iayorahIy.
Vim. Il. Plllty-his name was
withdrawn l,y his presi'i'nG Elder
Abel !Eoftp2li:-;!
Geo. lrermal'-atln,ittad.
Bishop keener-Eerort Of t'!f
Board o.; Trustees of Centenary
College, 1876 students. GoI'ec'
l,niI3:nGs III good repair. Has fell
he efforts d general condition o
;he country. Have adopted q plan
81 endowment which was eNaia;nee
ny Bishop heeiler. as follows: 4
+ gives BIS note for. SAY $1,000 pay
able March 1871. provided 500, So
has heen raised by that time. III
GETS a certificate will! coupons at
tached Of $50 each payable in tui
ton. y. b. gets twenty coupons
The amount invested at interest pro
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16
Communicated
Filter Cuucasidn--

Filter Caucasidn--
s;IR--'t is a weIlknovn fact, that
Coroner Shadburne occupies tie
same position that John Clements,
vino was returned by the Returning,
Board. Neither Of them were elect
ed at The last election and John
Clements has the man.incss 10 con,
cedc the fact, and openly declares
his intantjon to return t|,c cDsnmis-
sion, if Kellogg should sc,i5l. him
one. Is 10 true that he law pro
viles that the Coroner shal! act
when the Sheriff is Interested, or
the Office Of Sheriff shall become 70.
cant Ivy death orrcsignation or 9th
crwise until u new appointment
Shall be made, by the Governor,
and it is under the old Commission
OF IOloDcr that ShaHburn has been
acting. The elections returns have
been promulgated and s5bat'huru
was declared by The Wells board
elected. We all know tlias The re-
turns OF the Board were q fraud
and IN outrage Oh the people Of Ha
pi,.cs. Sha:ibuTnt has HOW no right
to act as Sheriff because there is no
vacancy in the ShcriI's Office RS
either Paul or Clements were elect
ed and CD titled to the office. We
must either recognise tho fraud OF
the Returning Board, or cease to
recognise Shadburne rs Coroner.
Nelson Taylor was the duly elect
Ell Coroner, and il any vacancy
should occur in the .Shtria'S olnce,
bel is the proper party TO act. The
intention of the Republicans in this
parish is plain. Clements refuses
to take the Office to which he was
not elected, shalhu1ne, who was
The intrudiny Coroner under til.
Kellogg ,,usurpation, is to ac.
Ginning that there is % vacancy.
because John Clements who was re
turned declines the office, and :hu-
accomplish indirectly what they
. dare not 10 directly. The question
il, will our people submit to it,
Sbadburne is no more a Coroner
than Clements is "a Sheriff, boil!
were defeated. Il, we are to snb
NIT to a fraud, let us take Clements
at once, but the honor plightp,
vows OF the people Of ka;,isieS il
pledged to the officers We elected
Let us sustain them, aHd have III.
Offices, Or let Us refuse 10 recognise
the fraud perpetrated, ana n.;5 +.
parties t. it by submitting Il, III
,;ruhers into Office. Au,.5urnt
/ should cease to act.
ODSEhT GI...
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

UADs'r Cor UsED TO IA. curl
ous incident recent, occurred Oh {"
Weslern railroad train As lie cars
were moving away from the ierre
l!4ate depot, It pretty young wonrah
came from The ladies' car, and rush
ing into Tie Smoking car, franticaliy
appealed to everybody TO stop ia.
train. Catching sight Of the cp1-
luc'or, She exclaimed, piieously
"Mr Conductor, DO p!ensa stop
The train! I've left my baby !"
The train Was stopped, and baby
recovered, aud the hearty cheers ol
lie people ON The platform and thf
passengers, and while the young
mother laughed ard cried, and hing
l:es, her bit one, .bo tried to eS-
pi3,In how the baby was such % new
one that she haln't got used to il
yet.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

4 sad report comes from q prayer
meeting way down in Georgia. IL is
the report Of % pistol. They we,e
wu,Fhipping, rs was their weekly Gus
tom, and it appears that while they
were IN communion with the saints ON
high they tept their powder dry. Tive
leader Of The exercises Topped npnn
his knees, aud tapping, his pistol flew
oat of hia pocket and vas discharged.
Pepper, who rat near HIM, "as shot.
!he boys picked Pepper up aud car
wed litn out. Passing down tn" allae
Pepper smiled sadly ans said "1'ake
care, boss. son't 'et mine drop. Some
one c!sn might be shot" How p,aay
more pistols were ia that r:aycrtuj
congregation is left for the reader ia
conjecture. So far appeared they were
pretty well fixed for lighting the good
tight foi thaoyhurch militant and keep
ns the faith.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

Sothern said, in SPEECH At TIE
benefit Of . certain stage manager in
Birmingham, England He and |
atrockea the dramatic profession Oh
the same night, some twenty years
sircs, be as prompter, l as TIE
Ghoat in Hamlet Te WIS then
the very worst pro,orter I ever saw.
Afer he rersnrmanco lie gently aud
snos, kindly jatjnias.tea to ne that !
WAS H. most fearful actor he eve,
Witnessed
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16
What Texas Thinks &: nrh-ridar !
Houston TEXAS,
January, 9th, 1915.
ME- Ep1ToR

MR. EDITOR:
When it was announced By tel
cgraph throughout the country that
Phil. Sheridan had been ordered to |
Louisiana to take command, every
man who knew anything Of tho
"little butcher" knew that trouble
was to follow, knew that he was
sent to New Orleans 10 create trOl,.
bic. He has promptly obcycd the
secret instructions of his master,
and has begun the inauguration of
Of the reign OF terror holTopo>ps to
establish in unhappy Louisiana.
Since he took comnara he has al
dressed two communications 70 the
Secretary Of War, hot, but tissues
Of diab"lical falsclnn.is and still
more diabo'ical suggestions. lie
wants the President to issue q
proclamation OF ontlavvy against
, the leaders Of the White League,
some Of the first gentlemen OF the
.SOut!, after which no further action
would be necessary, except what
would dcvolve upon me. (hIm) IN
other words he SAYS: " Mr.. prcs;-
dent, give me color Of authority
and / will arrest and manacIc this
'banditti,' | vii! curb Their proud
spirits inside Of dungeon walls, ana
let them freeze out the winter on
bare stones preparation, to militia
~ tria! in the Spring"
This is the brute Caesar has sent
to Louisiana to murder liberty in
ibertys name. Every country has
had it's patriot to rise up with a
heaven strengtIed arm, and in
freedoms cause strike down the
petty tyrant depressing it, 70 kill
in self protection is ju~i.iah!e al
ways. TO lid the world Of such 4
monster rs Sheridan. would br a
deed for all the world to applaud
We don't mean for = midnight
masked assassin to >!aE him, but
for the people of New Orleans, CT
Louisiana in the majesty o. tI:ril
might to rise up 49,: shoe; him
down on he ;treetS as they Woul,'
arabid dog, in the broad open GaT
with the Sunlight ul Coils heaven
shining down upon the acts and
growing brighter in approval.
Texas VII! endorse he act, and en-
dorse it with haNouets il! need be
not against the Gag a. tie Union.
not against the Legitimate I'tsi2ra,
government, bUt against uSurpa
ton wrong and outrage Whcthe,
committed IN person by tie I'M
beetle who disgraces the Pres;
dental chair, or ty his satraps.
We Of Texas teel !.ceEly for Lou;si-
ana, for we love hrr people and
would see them prosper, and to
all who may desire homes il Texas
we offer hearty welcomes
On the Sd OF March next, Capt
j. L. Foster, of this city, will civs
his second Gold and Land dist: :hu
ton when lie will distribute among
ticket holders in his cntorpr.s,
&25,GoO Gold and $s1.5,CoG ia Req
Estate. He offers to all, Tx
chance for home III Texas Ion
$500 Yours.
SEEIEM.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

4 fellow who hid under q sofa a
IN informal Boston mis- ionary moef-
us says that 'l.o thirty-five ladies
spoke twice Of tho aoNn-i,osiien
heatlen and more thane hundred
times of A new kind Of hair dFe.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

%x.HV L. xI. II 4 A...r III II
~ NJ; mele'feu 70 ,o'nlhl'is On hu
'' -.
Inc hour OF i. O'Clock having ar
rived the, special "raer OF tue aay !;
I" VIII: inc temperance q"est'o"
aS brought up ~ Tue .o:'mt'h'ca-
non from the Hrnerai conference
ana re'a1'hg !" u''h"'hs, 'haN'" !:
"u,ahs an" selling sp''''"o"s A.
1"vfS' ..
wore 'aAeil "''"o''' oeo'1c'
'oSe--
r,or,vn,e, " - (,er,yu., VA. y,
Lay i. Lay 4
@3 u
The following members voted
yea:
Linus Parker, John Pines, Hcni
r. White. Eo,,t. r.. Parish Choa
W. Carter. John A: Miller Thos.
MeCien,|on. John +. WYNN. John
" ill,inson. RI. G.. Maulry. r Y
Pointer. John Mathews Robert
par,in. i. M. Mckee. r U Adair
J. M. Franklin. Geo. Jackson r. s.
Trip.,jt. G. NJ. liyeman pbil,;n
Alien. g. Epenpr. T. s. White n s.
Handle. + !. Fell. w Hart r. Mil.
left p. g. Uocntt or
The following yo,cd.-Nav
T. f. ALxandrer. r r. Harm a n
Goodwin. JAS A wv 81 s, scott
Fred. White, G. Clegg no White
J RI. Stone. Thus J. linton r. u.
C,l.b w. y. Stayton. pnh E,nl,e
| y r. coonrr J. NJ BROWN T. "
yI,d]oc,; s IT. Schraoder T. r.
Eaust. ". p Owen. = u l}arnpr.
J. w. Hearn. r. s. Isabel. J. NJ.
.yohnsou.--n3.
Law De'apa Thomas
Franslju. Nav w. r. Foster. J.
Moore. +. !. Bowman. = Harmon
Report Of the Special Commute,
in the caae Of Rev. I,nos r. Fanst
Unanimous opinion that thc con
ference should order an inv-stica
Etiou. CASE referred to pres;,lino
Elder @, New Orlrans District.
Adol,te1.
5ih Dneslior-Are there any can
1iaates for rcadmission !, Nathan
I S. Cornell, rpalmitfpd.
". Il. Shea. raadmittel.
REPORTS :-Rey. Linus Parker
in the Chair. Committee on Bible
Cause. through l.. s. Trippit. chair
man. reported anawas received an.
,adnpted as whole.
Rev. r. 3. Walker. Chairman O
Committee on Sunday Schools-Re
ports AN Unsatisfactory condition
This was ey,,lained as owing t,
hjph water. transfers to the Ger
man Conference AMI to the habit O
not reporting Union Sunda,
Schools. This question oe Unio,
Esrhools elected considerable discus
sion thorn h.;,y no ,;tt,e var;anc
of n,,;nion .s to thoavnen.,;anry An,
nr.,stc,lil;,v 81 seve,ipc the con
rpct;ou NJ tha ,Jothoa;sgs IN ,hps
!ru;on Scb,o,a
ppno,t and RESOLUTIONS accom-
nany;nc ado,tn1
1yr,ar', ahnu tha ,.x+ C.nsa,
aucs D.. ho,d1
Nominations wara New Or,sao
and s,y,,nv.,n,+
T,,a ,.nta n.as tale, and ros,,,te
., ,e rn,,.t,,s, "a ,y;4
Neu Orleans Shreveport
r IS. Nsw Orleans adopted.
Motion 70 unuoiut Gcmmittpe I
uon,;n.,ta q urcnchcr 10 preach Co,
f,re,el. So,,no., Nation to Ev q
t,l,,n au,;I,
'"o,' 90 ", IT., p: =
1""''''i =. ''es' ,o''' lr' }
cha'iEF 'He UNA o ''fe C'''''e'''
; ff"hl me present I''ha 70 rom til
lst TO The 18th December. Ameni
Drnt made hy the Rev. &. $. TrI}
nett. 10 change 10 from vt to lJt
Anrji Sustained by Row. Ivg. on
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16
IT, 7 80 LOUISIANA OUTRAGE

authorities in interfering in the
organization OF our House Of Rep
reSontatives has now passed into
history as y companion crime toI
that Of D,,rcl!'s midnight order and
il attracting more attention than
that Or!crMitl, because Of its being
80 dangerous a precedent. State
Legislatures Governors, Mass
meetings and prominent men ali
over the United States are Gicnounc-
ing it as an inexcusahlc outrage.
there was 10 be q mammoth meet
ing in New York city OH the night
of/ast Monday to denounce it.
The call was signed by u large
number of prominent men among
whom were Mantor Marble Of the
WcEM, Chas a. Dana Of the San
William CulIcn Bryant OF tao Nv
cning Post and Wi!iteIaw Reid o:
the Tribrne We have not yet had
reports Of tie meeting. 1 h. Llber-
al Republicans d"nouncc Grant in
unmeasurod terms. The Tammauy
General Committee have, passed
strong resolutions. in his message
to the Legislature tHe Governor of
Missouri takes strong gronn"
against Federal interference in Lou
isIaDa. The Arkansas Legislature
are considering u resolution de-
nouncing it. w bis message the
Governor OF Ohio demands some
action on The question by the leg
islature. Governor Castor Of
Massachusetts invites the immrGi-
late attention Of the Legislature to
! he subject. Governor Brown OF
! Tennessee takes tnr sauc stand IN
| his message. The New York Times
an administration organ is down
on The whole business. Tie Sun
rs ch"mrlon!ng oar cause in a most
satisfactory, bold and fearless man
nrr. The question si> being warm
W. discussed in Congress and the
lrirnls Of Grant have been driven
to the wall and arc anxious to es-
cape the discussion. Everywhere
IRON Maine to California the sub
ipct is under discussion and tic
people are making common cause
with US in our troubles. They see
that TIE fate OF Louisiana TO-DAY
may be their own Nlorrow and
it brings the matter bone to them
1t is not likely that tsr drunken
StupOr OF the President OF tl.c mi
nocrros hide OF Williams viii bt
penetrated By these evidences oil
popular indignation and it il much
ravro likely that il will gpad them on
to even more desperate acts here
than the election Of or members
from the Legislature. "A correSpol
dent to some paper writing iron,
Washington says That Sheridan
dispatches, wn!a Hl! written il,
Washington and seat 10 ban 10 ~
sent back again publicly. II that
IS so it may give ~ an ,Hpa Of tn,
maligniiy Of our o:.rreS>ors there
! The whole treatment Of Lonisian.
from 1872 until now, il q part O
Grairt's third term policy and he is
ipray!ng Tor an opportunity t.
bring vs into direct Conflict viii!
he soldiers Of The United Stataa.-
This VIII give h;!n an cxcuse to III
cccASe the army and 10 appeal t,
i;,c patriotism vi The people Of ;hs
NORTH. Any aistul aance of tl,a'
: kind would hide from view The leg
al and constitutional aspect Of on!
ease and would present us to ii,
people Eorth III the ii4h. OF traitor.
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ALEXANDRIA, ia:
Saturday,, ..gasa. &c, 1896.
EE;s.aQs lGsa's.

FcE,H1a0xlGea'ss.
hIVINE SERVICE WILL ed
H held at the Town Hall, on Sab
lath the 18th Of January, at II
o'clock, 4. NJ, and in pincvi'lc
same day ut 3 +. NJ.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

- Ladies' look to .oNr interest
b. Bleeding the card at Dr Laney.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

vides for he expense Ut tuition as
the coupons are not due until, the
whole amount is paid in and invrs.
ted. Referred to Committs.on Ed
ncatiom
The hour Of IL o'clock having ar
rived the special order OF the day !;
to wit: The temperance question
az brought up by the Commnnica-
tion from the General Conference
and relating to drinking, making,
buying and selling spirituous H.
quors.
Vote taken without debate.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

1ac!2@H GoL.Te 1.sccrl.
Report "i tbs Special Committee on
Homer Co!Ie@e, through Rev. A. f..
Goodman, Chairman Present 'iahil =.
ties, $4,000; Assets, G'lD, 800; En-
amount. Suits brought upon these
notes have f.one injury to College and
Church. And this among the most
warm ppoItels-W, $50 acres OF land
nnimproved were nough: at tax sales
liy consent Of o"uets and viii. sup
port Of community. Does not sactiot
that method OF acquiring property.
Trustees have employed +. b. Cor
don. fGr interest tn notes--t 20 teach CD
stndcuts. Committee do not sanction
this Arrangement. DO not recommend
b> appointment. Recognize zeal and
fidelity Of persons who adopted that
,oiicy. bat have done great harm to
church. Report recommends that the
Office of Financial Secretary be dis
continued.
LIST {tscommtndntion.-That all
Snlts on he notes be discontinued
and tie policy Of institutin9 suits
be forbidden
Motion withdrawn and as a sub
siitute Rev. j. h. Cobb offered the
I following in substance
That ne Conference sustain the
actioli 81 he Board Of Trustees and
that T. j. Upton be recommended
as financial secretary.
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I.c tells Is to folbear even unto
death aHd as Ho have concluded to
adopt that policy, let Us begin to
cultivate dat most c&tiIable vir-
tue, patience. Precisely because
our enemies want us jHst At this
time to Be impatient VIC have les
Owed to be patient. Viii he bet
ter tor Us to suffer fur tvo years
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-17
snERIEF7s -.

S. r. Perry & Co. vs. Victor Iouchy-
Sfate Of Louisiana Parish Court
Parish Of Calcasieu No. l49.
DY virtue Of 4 writ 81 Iiert focias to
I'D me directed from The Han Parish
Court aforesaid, ] Will offer for sale, Of
public auction. to the last md highest
bidder. for Cash, at the Count House
door of this perish, i'll the tosFn Of Lake
Ohmles, Ia, on SATURDAY.. the ra
day Of July, AL ID. 1875. within the
legal hours OF sale, the following de-
scribed property, seized to satisfy said
writ to wit
a certain tract or parcel Of land
living ia and near the town Of Lake
Charles, in this parish, and being tie
east half Of the northwest quarter 81
section I'VE, in township ten, south
range eight west, in the district Of
lands subject to sale at 0pelousas, La
containing eighty and $500 acres, en-
tered by Victor Touchy, certificate No.
69I5; patent issued October i $50,
signed by James Buchanan, President ;
bounded mouth BY lands Of ID \ Reid
east by lands Of DR.. VIM. I'll. kirkman,
west by lands formerly belonging to
VIM. Hutchins, and south BY lands
formerly belonging t. Alls. Corse,
together with an the Improvements
thereon and thereto belonging. Seized
to satisfy said writ in said suit.
%. III. LYONS, Sheriff
Per ALLEN GILLEY, Deputy Sheriff
Sberia office, Lake Charles, La,
May ~, 1875
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The position 81 Hon. Jefferson
Davis ii thus commented on by
the Boston ADVERTISED
There viii BE L feeling Of great
qualification that Jefferson Davis
IS at last conscious Of the relation
which he holds to the Union, and
oF the duty which that relation
makes incumbent upon him. Pit
ting all these signs Of change IN
Northern and Southern sentiment
together, We are led to hope that
VS. have at last reached the begin
Ming OF the end Of the war. That
var has been waged ~ bitterly in
our political campaigns ct the last
ter wears as it ever was waged upon
the field OF more bloody battle.
We are fast drawing near 70 an
other great Presidential campaign
Certainly the hatred and the bit-
terness which have followed their
introduction into former political
eanvasses will have no proper
place ia those 81 the future. There
win be no Ku Klux 70 convince
tho Northern voter that the new
war IS worse 10 its crime than the
ono which preceded IL There Will
IS as force blu to compel Che
Southern people 10 think thas the
North meant only repression and
violence, when i promised eoins
nlete aud perfect restoration to
ihe Union Fbers will not even ne
Louisiana, Il NE may trust pres
en. indications. % compel the pe-