The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-10
MURDER! MURDER ~
MURDER ny RADICAL POLITICIANS.


posed Murderers.
Editor Democrat will be remem-
bered by the readers of the DEMOCRAT
that Register, the notorious villain,
Radical assassin, and the instigator OF
the celebrated Colfax riot, and, lastly,
the alder and abetter of Kel1o9g's Me-
trcpolitan policemen in violating the
women Of Red River, was killed In q
personal difficulty with poor one
handed man named Moore. The misera-
BILE Radical coward made brutal at
tack upon Moore, whom he supposed to
be unarmed; but Moore, after being
knocked down and kicked. finally got
his knife out and plunged 1t into
upon the spot. Moore deliberately
picked up his hat and walked. of, no
one attempting to arrest him, all present
believing him perfectably justifiable.
Some few days ago a wretch, who halls
from Texas, without proyocation shot
and dangerously wounded two inoffen-
sive wood choppers lwhites). Moore
arrested the would-be murderer and
conveyed him to the Jail In Natchitoches.
No sooner had the prison doors closed
upon Moore's prisoner than the Sheriff
turned to him Moore) and said. swell,
Mr.. Moore. am sorry, but duty must be
pei uouS udvod Wdi IuHt II ou ULdut
parish for you, and you must 60 into
man." Certainly, replied Moore, and
without hesitation entered the dungeon.
Our Sheriff, Mr.. Baroon, though a
Radical, tried very hard to do right
and would do SO every time were he
not surrounded by the vilest and
most Infamous scamps that ever
cursed any community--wrote i'm
mediately to the Sheriff of Grant
parish that he had arrested Moore, and
that he had him in duress. On day be-
fore yesterday the Sheriff Of Grant par
ish came up to NatchitOches with a
guard OF q few men, and started for Col
low the town he was halted by twelve
men, In disguise, and ordered to give up
Moore. Not being willing to enter into
q conflict with 80 many, he quietly
yielded Swhen one Of the twelve, point
ing his 15O-repeater at the Sheriff, told
him to leave with his guards, and IL they
turned their heads, either of them, off
would 60 head. The consequence was,
the Sheriff nor any OF his party saw
which way poor Moore was taken. but
some freedmen say-and you know the
niger organ, the Republican, says q
niger never lies, and he is always to be
believed before the white trash of the
Blunt, Vandeusen, Raby,
Lewis, and one or two other Natchi-
toches Radical murderers, were with
and composed part Of the twelve who
forced poor Moore from the hands Of
the Sheriff Of Grant. Comment is un-
necessary.
Blunt, Raby, Van Dusen par noble
frdt1um--a triumverate of hell hounds,
who are now organizing, as Van Dusen
says, the shot gun policy, as recon-
mended by the New Orleans Republican,
and who will be ready at the explosion
OF Blunts percussion cap to kill all the
women and children in the parish. We
knO,U, however, that this is Senator
Blunt's card, and when he leads it.
though it mdu be a trump, yet he will
find that it is but the poor knaue, which
can be taken by three other trumps.
Many of us believe here that the New
Orleans Republican has secret issue
for the country, because all these
villains say they are guided by that
accursed sheet, whose editors we
invite cordially to visit Blunt at his
home, and go with Van
Dusen among all the low dens OF the
friends Of the Republican, whose
defiant, -inflammatory and murderous
as are read here, and we assure
the carpet baggers that they will be
upon nothing else--to an
odor whose stencil rises in invisible
clouds to heaven, and which is ever all
savory to the olfactories OF the sainted
carpet-bagger. PH1Lo.