The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

crea1nd taxation. md have 80 long suffered nm,
L. ake o ~ na'ae ner 9"r Pp,rs"ns
our fellow -citisens 81 tic Mute mud ''''o'''''
!. Whereas, ot,r. people titus goaded ~ dasporn
preservation Is the first law of nature have cor
rectnd some ~ thefn evils, aud tot 80 doing ha,
tresn ab,,ses and i!led BY Senator webef. Uol
deggts bnndlts. freeteoters malicious faIsiiiera
Whereas. henqtor ~ u. Weber IN additippstt
!be reasons TINT he liae att,dioualy and tersis
!ently tnHrepresentetl our peoblu In The 1icgis
n aanTes ,,nd Inc ipilnaa,' rignota,t n
es,sad. with few exceptions. the appointment r
ohlre y tetsohs ignorant. incompetent aotrnp
and see,te'l them fron the worst element # NJ
peuple lhat he has Encouraged by tho tendhna
NJ the Dunn Tender. n paper controlled l,y him
,ne continuation, md growth q the rnnoYs tram,
ny the following, among other extracts!
JOHN gArn'H aEHit uorfuk p,tt."
tbo seed cotton biii Mr.. dair introduced in tl,e
House oi Representatives Mt i've last Hessiun That
ss as eea III" 6 yvaSSs t"i f no
con or persons, white or eolored shall after tlip
passa.e Of 10 bill have The right 70 sell eott9ai
II further provides that II amy ono NJ above
stated, IL caught selling Or disposinu il any why
~ t n IN saed. even but small ing full fhsl
iao! IN sum not less than five hundred dollars
pnd Imprisoned In the State Pepitnntiary not
TRIs S ih as p passsS 9 s p is and
become law. would certainly have been very
luxurious 70 our poor people. many ot whom
work all day. and when ti,ey come homo III tho
evening. especially In contemplating time. take
nett Or two q aeed cotton g town q sell I, to
tealtSe money enough Il, buy themselves coffee
aud sugar. and bread and meat
Gv "rEIt.ow JACKET BtiIi."
n. Tho yellow jacket bill introduced into the
House y REPRESENTATIVES. y Is l!ne spe
i Il e & d M s III sf bsrsa e 81 s1
- sell their own cotton imlp,ats license upon
the seller aud buyer. and fnilsea 4 crime for
tain prescribed rules, which nro notgrlously op-
prepaive and clenry Unconstitutional"
His John aeirsl introducing md passing
Of u right 10 sell their own cotton ete.r'
A. amy rate. he tJohn aalrl tells the Demo
Gratis The colorsd people nust not Hell soed cot.
Tiny arc caught donu 40 they sruHt be put III jail
or tlned n sum not exceeding onn THOUSAND dol
ars md ~ default Of ttcir paying q flno, must
'wHr THE People SHOULD NOT vorE ron aAus"
because he introduced and tried 10 pass tho
seed cotton bill. which would virtually have de-
prlyc,l the laborihg cass III the people Of dispoaa
ing OF their cotton ~ the seed whicl, would hive
Aud whereas. senator Weber hos wilfully aud
slanderel our people IN their Efforts
W AUppTPNH TUWN. pu' HUu Wilhll 81 WNlnH VI NE
efpnse of their property. their livep and thoee 81
Their wives ana ellildren, ns was the eaHa IN The
riot VI 1874; therefore belt r
Resolrat, That II. l.. Weber be requested 10 re-
slgn hlH ollcs IA btate Henptor. be II further
Resotred That !nesiauch as tho presence aud
conduct N ~ l.. Weber hos been adiatiirbing IN.
his continued presence will be Incompatible with
Thy, peace and tranquility otthc community.
Whereas, Representative Joseph ". Arm,
Senator Weber In his misrepresentation Of our
people N the Legislature. IA his influence oyer
me foss s%sy snf n acquiring tho appoint
whereas. sid Arn,s!oad il himself wholly
unit and incompetent to represent nm tntcli
"S Ha " s s5S ss rn nu4S y IN as
Interest aud tho peace and good order Of the
parish: tiereiore
,usat !" resign and KIT Il IA tho sense Of tGe
people TINT hla continued presence would be IN |
with tho pence and tranquility Of the
Whereas, Sheriff Kaufman. ~. Appears from
he New Orleans Rtpubtict,n vf lato Of dec, n, |
s7s. represented ~ a WORTHY Democrat" had |
s sSs pr re 81 so ~, suS u SsSaac"
%,Soa f iss tll ia viii III es"S S S any and
And wheroap. hc,. on boo ", ts7b, .telcgraphed |
gH. p. Packard, United .!Statee. Marshal lila, |
blood ~ colored people flowed freely IN town
,usin,@a: United Htatca troops wanted, life and |
,ros,urtv t,fanfp riairmrntH IN hl r,,pu,i,t uh-
vnrrmnirf Inv fhn tssa md ,vhnii,ar ,,rnn,nrd
,rMaiv mia,cp,,a,,ntu,i tho l,n,d nrnnlo az ihn
,nriait. iisrcf,,rr
Rasoired 'rhni in tho opinjnn of thiA meotinu
VI Inn ,,utiv fnrfutfrd thn am n,innuc nnI ~,
ns,i III ihr ,on,mnniiv md wo,tid oonstin Tho
,,,hllc ,Yond in tnndrriniy hia r,uiunntiun.
Wherr.,a il. A. Wrbfr4 Coiin.inr hns bnen
,uiltv ri the charges urutrrrei nuninai him In
IA rrnnt III thr r,,n,,niit,w ~ thn prniariy
ollc,ys and hns tooonijy In hts Official rapncity
Il Tulle,tar' hv tnInrftin. IN which III stnt,M.
NV ofvi,r broken fnto a.t night and pancts |
Italian and hook 4 torn ,reli (Inv Kollovu flint If |
- do,a not nrnd truopn now thu country viii
old him accountable ior the bloud of iunocunt
mn 'atn,rmenia untrue and promutrd bv ID. A, |
vahar 10 tnallriousiy ab,sc and viiily lh9 go,,d
eoplo therefore, be III
kssntrgI Tint D. A. Weber br requested Ia re- |
Ign hia noaitiun nn t,oisior |
ErsDlrsf. That the co,un1ittcc on r,sirnationa
pnurat The rcairnn,ton III NH Ignorant and III |
oiMpctrnt POLES Jurors, Justiros III tho poaln
nd uonataLles |
RssoirfT. Thn, tho committoo Amounted To re-
resent our urinvnncos tD Gov. krllogx, solicit
i'm hereafter In tho aclection and aupointinent
i ufcars. not 10 IN governed exclusively by Tho
dyice md recommendation III SENATOR Wcb,r
nd Rnnty,eent,.tiyc Arnsto,., but 10 consult tho
'fshcx III thu property hol,iers 81 tho parish,
Ers0iersL That wo pledge ourselves IL support
IA officers, Of tho law IN the discharge of their
utieA. provided tho Governor will ncc ihnt
and incompetent officials are removed
nd mon appointed IN their places who will
lorit tho conildcnoe and support Of an intclli-
mt people. picdging ourselves 10 maintain
Rcsoirad. Thnt on account OF tho uttor unit
rss and incompctency OF john 4. Dula. no be
,IttcNtcd % rvsipn hia poaition IN Parish Judge