The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-20

) colored, Radical; John Garrett, white man; A
t W. klnchen, white, Radical; NJ. Maloney, white
! man; Alex. Johnson, colored Radical; Ami,
f Johnson, colored woman; W. R. Adams. white
man; s. H. Williams, white man; Charity Jack
, son. colored woman; Andrew Camp, colored
Radical; John Pierce. colored, Radical; JULES
James, coored, Radical; Cecilia Mason, colored
woman; Louis Kline, white Radical; Peter Nc
Williams colored. Radical; Bart. ouro, white
!, man; A. c. Billings, white, Radical; Ed Lee
colored, Radical; Ed. Burns, white, Radical
, Alex. Newton. white, Radical; Moses Harvey, col
ored, Radical; Roman Marnloget, white man;
Antonio Esquino, colored, Radical Norbert Col
Inns, colored, Radical; Emma Ferdinand colored
woman; NJ. Ambrovich, white; George Eugene,
colored, Radical; Francis Aubrey, alias Jordi,
colored. Radical; Thomas North. white man:
William Burke, white man.
The above is correct list to the 1st of Decem-
ber 1874.
| Captain Parish Prison
The following iist should have been published
with the list OF murderers committed to the Par
ish Prison whils said prison was under the adj
miniatraton OF Capt. j. A. Fremsux. The &C
companying list, through press of business
was forgotten, aud was not handed to the press
at the time the other portion of the list was
| given. ". H. BEowy.
Mike Mcnamara white man: f. J. Newhouse.
white, Radical; Jesse Woods colored Radical:
Henry Hamilton, coored, Radical; William Den
nlson, white man; John Martins, white man; Jno
| Lewis white, Radical; Hortenae Hail. colCred VIC
man; Ed. Coleman. white man; William A. Miller,
Whlte man; Henry KILLER, white man; Richard
Barry, white man, Philip Smith, colored Radical:
Guiliaume Blessey, white Radical; Jacques Del
| mare, white, Radical Gus Butler, colored, Rad-
| cal; Lucy Scott, colored woman; Henry Pember-
ton, white man, from Red River parish W. A.
DILL white, Radical, from Natchiioches; A. NJ
Duport, colored Radical; A. J. Hortaire, colored
Radical: Louis Eyergne, colored, Radical Ana,ole
yacquet, white man; James Clarke, white boy;
Jules Magnon, white man: Cage Ferdinand col
RaGjna1. ~
Richard Mass, colored, Radical.
Mr. Gordon-lt has been charged, repeatedly
charged, that law would not be executed by
Southern Democrats. l wish to have read tele- |
official records of pardons and executions in |
Georgia under Bullocks Republican and Smiths |
Democratic administration.
The Secretary read as follows
ATLANTA. Ga, Jan q, 1875 |
John B. Gordon, United States Senator:
Two white men, convicted of murder on cir
cumstantlal evidence and in penitentiary for life |
have been pardoned by me. l have commuted
death penalty to Imprisonment for life in four
cases, two white and two colored. Ten negroes
and Elk white persons have been executed during
my administration fer murder. During Gov
Builocks administration As persons were par
doned Ter murder; the death penalty was com
muted to imprisonment for life in Is cases, and
two persons We're executed for murder The
records do lot specify color during Gov. Bullocks
Whole number of pardons grant
ed by Bullock for all offenses from July 4, 1868
to October &C. 1871, was 464 whole pardons for
all offenses. BY myself from January IL, 1872 |
TO present time, AZ, majority Of those last ne
grces JAMES Mr. SNrT,I
Thus it will be seen that under Republican rue
there were four hundred and sixty four pardons
issued TO criminals. and under Democratic rule
for the same time forty-seven pardons were is
sued, mostly to negroes. Sixteen executions
have taken place under Democratic rule in
Georgia, and for the same time under Repub-
I,j1o, III
entire machinery OF the courts in his hands aD- o
pointing all officers from Chief Justice TO Justice
'f the Peace. Let the list hold in rpy hand be S
Incorporated In my remarks. It is a record of L
yheimins executive cemency, by virtue of which a
hese murderers, thieves, and rapera were b
urned loose upon society:
Osman Ledoux, OF st. Landry, shooting into
Jacob Haberln, of Orleans, robbery: Sam Bow. j,
nan, OF East Baton ROUGE, robbery. sentenced to a
wenty-eight years; William H, Page, of New t,
)rieans manslaughter, sentenced to two years: b
. eighteen months: James Hackett Of East s.
'aton Rouge, manslaughter; Martin Caulfeld =
nd Merryman Caultield, Of East Fcliciana, mar D
er; Samuel Green, Of Caddo assault with intent q
Kill: Lew Hill, Of Laiouche, larcef V; Henry u
)tz, of Madison, attempting 10 bride witness; al
ous Edward, If Iberviile, theft; L. NJ. Henlay 81
Caddo murder; Angelo Prulhomue, of Saint W
,,andry murder; Palmer Dickson and Hugh fr
lcks9n OF Bossier, shooting and killing Thomas n
!; Xix; Reuben Red, murder; Isaac Sadler. of 81
laiporne, shooting q COW; Elijah Aubrey, of st
laiborne, murder: Jacob Alexander. burglary: fr
lcey Noyden, of Webster receiving stolen e,
o9ds; William Brown, of Assumption, assault 70
nd battery; d. NJ. Brouzard, OF Lafayette lar sc
eny; John Wallace, Of Saint Landry rape: tit
homas Mcclure, of Orleans, entering with in. le
mt 10 steal; George Williams, Of Orleans, bur st
larry; John McCorf, OF Orleans, burglary Mary TO
.llilamS, OF Orleans, embezzlement; James in
Brien, OF Orleans, manslaughter; Samuel Bell, OF
Blenvllle, murder; Edward A. Higgins, of Or tn
ans, larceny; James H. Boiler and Valentine Be
nj b, conceaiing stolen property. ge
Mr.. President, how long is our Titus Oates Viz
ld his confederates to intlame the public mind fill
It'll his marvellous stories of white conspiracies ru
ID OF the killing OF negroes for amusement in an
e lace OF these facts, which record his con- ne
anna ton! Ia ali the range of history civil lie
ed or barbaric, where will you find such an de
finltude OF provocations as the Southern peo-
9 have had since the war? They have been sal
o subjects OF demonstration and the victims ha
SANDERS of rapine, of insult and OF bad mi
vernment. Is it not tue that these adventu-
rs have piundered our treasures, stolen our Tn
liToads, and burdened US with debt? Where is the
ilcck, tho former carpet-bag Governor of Son
sorSia fugitive from Justice in the Do cor
Mon of Canada. Where is Foster Blodgett fro
10 was elected to the Senate in violation OF An
Y by Republican legislature who, in charge Sci
a railroad, the property of the State, which nit
" pays regularly into the treasury $500 600 to
ran down Its machinery and left it burdened of
n debt; and by numbelless frauds enriched VIII
nsef and his confederates? Where is ne ira
10 In the province of South Carolina? ira
:, lon
Why stop to talk Of Blodsett? What of others fell
are Iouuesc ~ ther denunclatlons OF the owl
18th What Of Kellogg himself, the Governor init
= efceNence, around whom gathers all the ito,
yer It the Executive and Of the American bee
late He now holds place which your own will
lmttee declares was acquired by fraud, while and
denounces as murdeIers the people whose an
ful power he usurps, and opens the prison bea
'rs ana GeiuSes society with his pardOned ard
nlnals. What of Ludeling, his Chief Justice,
e an on whose shoulders hangs the ermine Of B
ii,snes1 JUDICIAL ONCE IN the State OF Louis Dug
= ! .onnennea, not by Democrats, but by the hap
hest Judicial authority known to this govern viii
at, as guilty OF a gross fraud and breach Of con
lcr:d trust. What Of Hawkins, his Judge of anv
Superior District Court Indicted. not at the ract
lance OF the Conservatives OF Louisiana, but who
* Gov. Madison Wells. the President of the ou
lo8S heturmn5 Board, and true bill found law
grand jury for embezzlement What of the pois