The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-02-06

AL over the North and West
eminent aud iirc-tried Republicans
have expressed their condemns
tion Of the gross outrage perpetra-
ted upon Louisiana and upon lib
erty by the rectnt military selzpre
Of her Legislature. Tho question
has como home to thoughtful men,
to those whom the Administration
cannot buy and cannot intimidate,
Is It better that the publican
party or the Republic itself shall
pcrishl And the answer 10 - en-
phatic and a. universal - the
response to the signal gun from
belcayurcd Sumter in 1861. To
show how widespread IL this 70.
volt against Grants last tyrannous
attempt to crush sovereign State,
we have but to open tho pages Of
any Republican paper Of character
and influence. They speak with
but one voicc-that Of unqualified
aud blistering condemnation Of
this great iniquity. Amongst the
many who have uttered their pro-
tests against the outrage We take
tho following from the Morning
Herald and Gazette, Of Utica, New
York. 1t iss journal older than
the current century. II is pub
lished in one Of tho citadels Of the
strength Of the Republican party,
Of which II 10 QUO Of the honored
aud trusted organs. Its senior
proprietor and manager 10 Hon.
Ellis II. Roberts, the present rep
resentative in Congress Of the
Oneida district. This paper rep
re'c"'s :" '"'s.''sen' con.'''uehcy
ana supports INC cause ., 10 party
W." .O.''sy' - 'n's so'e anu ~.
nuens'.I !. .a.. nepuo''c.n Jou'ns' o.
s"o 49," .s.u.s 'nose ~ eu''
sos,a, ne.aea; ). = 'ecos''1scs,o' ',H
/" Te''",es 'son' wn'O" we c,'p
'ne co"c'uu'"s Pssssrspn'' LOT INC
c'pcc.s' Pe's'.' ~ ous 'e.ue's'
,"c Peop.e u Aou's'sn. 10
ho' De''ove 'ney .rc eovcrneu ~
:" standardization 'css''y saa ls'F'
y e'ec.eu. iie"ce' We Delievo,
.r'ses ~ '.S ns,.' '.ouo'e ~ 'ns' 0's'e'
lie"ee INC "nse Leagues ne"ce
!nc Cousna'ss massacre. Hence
!. !no rem insurrec!'on' he"ce 'ne
int'm'astion OF inc negro. bu''
We arc 'o'd' u We iet these iei'ow'
nave con'ro. OF tne state govern :
'neht they VIII redouDie 'heir out
RACES. Ihoy viii ostracisc oil who
were not repels with them. Ihey
w." e,A. WV" '"o "'G'o a"''
10, .,a.'' ~. ss'0'' .s" - "'' u0s'.uO'
.s ..o.' ""!' '"v.' s",',; .'u sos .0s'v.e
'".'v ny" ~ ~, v.''~'"'"'p s''.. '"s
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p.,pe'us. 'loa'on 'osc."e.' ""s
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'~s' 0n..''"s 'uenA - "o'u '"s
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.,, ...1' ~ 'nom. H.s'"s uono s''
'nl'' ~ n.u., 'a.c 'ne conseq"on'
vs. 'noue" '"c heavens i"''' II
'"ey "Io ~ : majority snero you
mus pa.s oscr inc e'a'e govern
"'e"' 70 'ne'r control or you arc
yourselves 'ne 'raitors' commit
..ns treason Against the conssitu'
ZION, wn'cn you framed TO suit
'oul'e'ses'
Events have de monstrated to ui
that these men ARE In . majority
III Louisiana. That being the case
we believe that II tho control Of
'no o'a'e 10 sure ndered 10 them
- : o.s constitution requires u to
w. ."clc VIII oe an enu' AZ once
anu forever 70 OIL trouble IN Lou
..'""a' .ncEc VIII % no END to
INC .rouo,e until that 10 done
v", Du' tne negro must DC pro-
. .ec.cd y. ~ me- rights the new re-
Ue'''oh must oc crusned, 10 the re-
sponsc' true enough; but tho
negro can never 90 protected IN
nis l'sn.. until !ne wni'e man IL
s.n'co tDose rights which belong
70 nlm' !ne n2w rebellion " IL
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