St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-15
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The War on Grant and Sheridan
We give much space this week to Ic-
ports of the troubles in Louisiana.
They are alarming. and the topic of
where. We have clSew here copied Sc
we're criticisms upon the Administration
for the course it has pursued ut New
Orleans. Besides these. we give Gen.
Shcridan'S dispatches. and his version
of the matter. of which We doubt not
he knows more and comprchcndS better
than most of the northern newspaper
writer's.
We consider il Il matter of deep le-
grct that there should at this time he
such I'm outhur>t of diStavor upon the
action of the Administration in this
business. because of its effect upon The
turbulent class at the South. Gen.
Sheridan says. assassination Is III the
air. He gives the alarming and horIi-
bic intelligence that between three and
four Thousand murders have been COM
mitted in Louisiana alone since l-6-
Another wrll-kuoWn southern man
SAWS: ASSASSINATION turks in every
bush Does ANY sane man believe
that when these White Leagues and
ku kluN learn that men and ncw>pa-
pers ut the North who have hitherto
sustained the 10y al party ut the South.
and President Grants administration.
have turned about and are now con
demning the administration and its ac-
tion. that they will not he melted +"
new deeds of violence If there are
any. let them read the following. The
Atlanta Ncws says:
ITO confront the danger which
threatens the country to kill ta>aIi>m
before Caesar can cross the Rubicon
we believe il necessary to repci farce
Uih force. If the people of Louisiana
take up arms and drive Sheridan int"
the Mississippi river an overwhelmingly
majo,ity of he Imerjcnn pcopIc rdI jus
Try the acf..
The Macon. Ga, Messenger says:
This Louisiana iniquity has now
progressed to the opening "t the Sev-
cnth Seal. and is destined to shake the
country with intense agitation. The
powers of tyranny and civil freedom
will come to a dc0th JroppIc over it.
and either one OF the other must go
down, like Lucitcr.
From the Memphis IppcdI:
New Orleans has been as fatal to
him (Sherdan) AZ to Beast Butler. the
spoon thief. Hereafter he will h.
known as Supcr>,rN iccablc Liar Sheri
dan. To be continued in the army only
until Democratic Congress shall order
him before Il committee presided over
bN Senator Gordon. to whom he shall
surrender his commission a. IL di>gincrd
soldier, with the iurfiac"able brand liar
burned to his very heart.
1t seems to us that some of the Re
publican newspapers at the North have
been very hasty, and have done IN il
reparahlc injury 10 Union men in the
South. We confidently look to see the
Presidents course yet fully justified.
. 2 The Lowell railroad difficulties
with its season ticket-holder>, is sub
siding. Mr.. Parker. the superintendent.
has made Il slight modification of the
obnoxious rules. and Il pcacrabc Solu
ton of the trouble is now anticipated.
Since our last publication the disgrun
He'd patrons have had Il high old time
at Boston and along the line holding
Indignation meetings. passing rcsolu-
tions. forming professions with banners.
and giving way to disgust generally.
There were serious thoughts of Il COM
pcting road ut one time. but now mat
tiers are subSiding.
a Asa Low. Esq, Il prominent bust
ness man of Bradford. died at that place
on Friday last. after il long illness. aged
80 years. Mr.. Low had been resident
of Bradford for more than fifty years.
and was widely known as Il paper man
ufIcturer. and prominent business
man on this side of the State.
- For several months past the Rut-
land Daily Globe has been welcome
visitor ut this office. 1t is wide-awake
ncwsy journal. and contains Il large
amount (tor ii country daily of both
local and general news. Its prospectus
will he found in this paper.
- An advertisement at that old re
ligious newspaper. the congregational
list, appears in our columns to-day.
The SCIENCE OF NEW LIFE.-We
have heretofore referred to this work
Below we give an extract from the
WOman's journal. which seems to have
IL high conception "t the book: