Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-04-01

dark Gloomy and torcbodug state Of
his mind in the troublesome times Of
Investigation, doubt and uncertainty.
Now, rha, his conduct is endorsed 10y
the Republicans Of Madison p'sish,
what need be- care what the rest u The
world think If him
And won't MUr'"n' breast swell
with manly pride and his heart ct he
has onr) leap with delight, when he
rcat, that these same Eepuh!Icans
haze resolved that b. is " eH,iticd 10
the gratitude If the Republican patty
,hronrhout the Union, and Mat OF The
Republicans Of Louisiana especially"
Senator Pollard was present to thank
the crowd for their high appreciation
OF lis many Radical virtues and his
valuable services in sticking TO the
party and supporting It's measures,
r;ght or wrong-particular,y the
wrorg-wh Senator Ola has 40
doubt '-prcsscd his gratitude to dc
mcetin' ere this for the acknowledges
meut Of his services Nhough 1t -
doubtful if he knows himself what
those services were,) if he has been
Sc fortunate as to find gemman Of
sufficient mental acumen to intIte
matter expressive OF his appreciation
of ;hc compliment.
Mr.. Morey came in for his share
Of compliments, though rather weakly
expressed, Notwithstanding it would
have been consistent with their treat
inert of Murrell for them TO have
denounced him in the strongest terms
, for not on all occasions exhibiting the
most bitter hatred for white gentle
men in the South and doing every
thing III lis power to insult and injure
them.
Every swee, has its bitter and
; while vet 1.-The goose hung high,
stern necessity demanded that II Gisa
grceable duty should be performed
j, and the Madison patriots showed
: themselves equal TO the occasion by
coming boldly forward and driving
tie las, nail in BeIknap's political
: coilin-uo, that they loved him OIL
=. his peculiarly Radical traits less but
: their party morc-and now he ha;
nothing to do but go out and hang
himself. He had no business to b,
! augbt-therc is where his unpardon
= able sin lies: We are ind, bted to al
editorial explanation Of the Journa
: for the information that the denuncia
: ton Of Be!hnap was 10 reach beyon'
'. him, as it were, and take in Repre-
y tentative Murrcll, by some kind q
Z mental inference on the part Of III
committee. which seems 10 have bee
" understood by the crcwd als,, fror
!! the way lie was greeted by tina
y orderly and intelligent g. assembl
- with such mild epithets as liar, etc
i and was booted from the stand whe
. he undertook to explain why be vote
for the abolition of the fraud know
:. as the Returning Board and this
d the sin fer which they think the
re have consigned han TO bis politics
"a grave; but if those who aspire TO ID
&c position formally occupied by Murre
C. think he vii. stay buried they al
s. mistaken in tha.r man. 1t is n
Or taucaal Of ours" lat We venture
il say that, in less than four month
", some Of these same negroes who wei
ed influenced to boot at him will endor;
2n and eulogise him in their ward NEE
IN ings, and that be leads the party 10 II
a, party in the next campaign; for
en- has more brain than forty SUI
On negroes as Pollard and is just as goo
ch a man as he or his white allies. vi
BY have him in leadiug-stlings. 'Rah f
ne Bill Murrcll!
id We are panied to say that the CO
he viction is forced upon us by the per
" sal Of the proceedings that the Mad
he son Parish Republican Mass Meetil
lin was as disgraceful an affair as form
nd conventions and meetings of the XII
Ia at Delta, which is saying Q gre
ST. deal