, 1876-12-16
THE BuLIDOZED STATE.

carry great weight with tue ucopc Of tho country.
THE BULIDOZED STATE.
JUDGE KEILEY's OPINION or zi1H nLEcrioS IN
LOUISIANA.
Judge Kelley, since his return from Louisiana,
talks quito freely in regard to tho manner In
wl,!cs, the election was conducted fl that Statc.
ilc ia thus reported after one Of tho Interviews.
It Will he rccollccted tlint hu n conservative
inau, with atrong syn,pathics for the pconIc at
tho South, anl not III lu!l accord with the sen-
tlmcuts Of Ills party In The North:
PHILADELPHIA JrtSs.
The Hon. William, y. kcllry, who was inyifaa ly
asS psonn u II NOV
Lurl,,.: thu scssions u tho Kntnrning !luard nf
Louisiana, returned 10 ths city from tic South on
visited thu .udgu at hle rcs!dencu In ucrn,aninw.
IIo said: attended mont Of the meetings Of tho
I'm nsa aa,sS. spsss gh S yaxa M
iron, sho NORTH. ind others; / rcad many
1Ss o, q ana n M sa.fsn u lit. Sst ayse s.c
ri at' tocfa opportunities tAst oterch consistently
Win ts M e. ny uy lat sn'sy M'!yr
ing Krpnh!tcans un1 pemocruta fron al fectEonsn nf
tho country. who Visited sl's magnificent sugar
rev miles below New Orleans. It has MI orange
grose extending two miles alons the bank % of t!e
ssn a snsns sssTS ot"ass. 5%n S + .a eGnsh
Of tic irnlt. Mr Lawrence was caihon,, secg4.
son.t and y eei foashs to take is A. sato cut Gf
I ar.y. ias tsr1 returned by il to tba forty ;.hiSd
c9nsfsss In ths c9urss e q aomo suaIks aa.ess.
abls, liz said that no candid man conld dcny.thnt
any tair election in Louisiana would show =
ss"9'issn !ss sa. "so'is & spue,sa aa
SSa i AlsSama: il @ el,s ~, ssla taat l %|lsnsss1
tHe tic eololed voter. aominstlon. ior soo q ths
iis tarly. and aastan tbsm Il ths Performance of
theif antlcs when clcctcd tho color line would dis.
arpeaE, and good order prevail throA9l,out that
md other mcthole Of intimidation dlsor.lsr would
ssso II hs so es W
by tic people. hu puintcd o tic fact tlas thrrc was
MT Sc!; os fastenia: o. nny k1 upo" 2ts 1eors
thlrtyhse yours ago, ho ~ not regarded M car.
put.baggcT, and We accepted ils ictltmony as tlnt
s abSat tSs tSstony o, the w.t.
ncsres before tllc lizard?
| Judge Kcllsy-Among witncsses. who had been
ducctl 10 ono whose rasne nm not ut liberty to
MIantfon llo j. of III old Southern family, cpl
s sns a s4 1 sasisa W n ' s! ana snysS S
Ecryo until tho War closed, when hn was pafolca
IN the course ofa s9newhat M cxtcnlud eonsessatlon
i@ HsiA 10 fhe. lhe eAteHS st the F!nlcnco tas1s
has been resortcd to for tho purpose ~ Inttn'tdnt.
| nE the GoloFctl men Ut Otach,ta and oihcr par-
| l*tcs Will nevcr he KNOWN. II cnnnet 1e pro-
s,anoa knn p, o1 n9nn. T. p sann6t m e. te upn
courage hhould toll hu said: "fou do not under,
stan the case u T. not lenr That reairalns mr..
| would not testify wtcro they required mn to give
| tho Whole truth, III ! wonIl inrolvG ltfe- Ion!
friends and k!lis!Ion, Who aavisca no mat m'Eft
| lips as 10 Information thus obtained"
judge Kelley hrrc rcferEc1 thu !epottrr to q
sworn statement OF Mr.. j. IL. Hall, giving de-
tails Of outsages committed In tho Parish Ut Or.
tcans. .,.-..+
Judge Kelley then related hatch of fright.
tul murders and mohb'ncs OF Union ms''' and
eout'nueu'
Ncpottof-llut, Judge. 10 understand you "a
mumhSt of tMe lcmoSfatie nasty al Tia Statc. no
II y1n mean ~ hnk mo whether tEcy wcsa per
| pclFAtcA " nfcInSlllzEa o!EH"lAhttoH M'tinA lue