, 1879-04-09
FLYING FROM BULLDOZERS.
Louisiana md Other Southern Statoa Renp.
Ing the Frults OF Cruelty nnu Po1tticA
CAtrncfam.

Louisiana md Other Southern statos Rcnn.
Ing tho Fruits Of Cruelty unu po1tticRl
Oatracism,
tprr<spondenes lttso Tark 77nta.
WASHINGTON, u. T., April a-11o remark
able movement of cologed people fru,n tllu
South to the West ia exciting much attention
llcru as we'll rs considerable alarm Ia the South.
1t is due to two causcs,- ,-chcnting tho blacks as
laborcrs out Of thelr earnings, aud hulidozlny
them rs citizens out Of their right to FREQ ta-
lot. At present, the most marked phascs Ut
this movement nro sccn In Mississippi, Louis-
ann, u,ll South Carolina. Letters from Ten
nessce, especially from the southern and
western counties, Indicate It's progress there.
In South Carolfna, whflc there Inns
been no visible movement n,ado set tllcro Is a
strongly organized movement on foot Among
the better classes Of tho colorcl people, Fur
the Inst four yours there bus been u marked de-
sire among tho most cntcrprsIng l,egrocs in tho
black counties Of Georgln to ret AWAY to 1cxus.
SO extensive has thls Geen that the Georeta Leg
ia!asure has prohibited ngcn,s from inducing
1a6osrrn to lcave tho State. Alabama hus not
vet fnl}en into llne SO fur US heard frun. In
South Carolina Mcssss. Ralney. Ca!n, analts
Nash, and most Of thu prominent cdlorcd lend
ots, synlpathtzo With the imtnigrltiG.l scheme
In Louisiana Fluchbark, Menard, nn1 others
support It. Senator Ur,lcn lends It bis coun-
te,laca II, Mississippi. Il Is quito probaLle that
thu Nashville Convention will tako actsnn in tho
satne ltue by appointing an Executive Commit.
tce to gather information a1ld look after tho
wh0lo MltteT.
Perhaps the most practical action yot had IL
seen In tle feeling manifested In ths great rail-
road now ~ progress in Thy west
the unton rac1c, lias, Ia reported, recently H.
tinated u des'Ee to Employ Loco colorcl mcn On
favorable terms on tho uiasl Central Road. htr.
Huntington, fur the Ceptral md Southern Pa-
effc Rt,H1R will fripn 1orr Fnil I,
Arizona to A. 900 men. Ex-senator Patterson,
who is now Iii tho srrv!ce OF tic Southern Pacific
Road. and Will reside in Tucson hereafter. has
,aksn t!ls matter in band ~ continuation With
1t Is believed tiIas Aszonl will BE- ablo to tintl
employment for several thousand Ut thesc pcu-
pie. Tlle, country. ia Woll adapted to
.no .l%. n'l H. thu pns;oplo VIII bc ysrY glad to
Ink there, with American colorcl labor
crs. The colored pcopio will do well,
WITHOUT doubt, in New Mexico und Arizona.
The lndian Territory Il open to settlement,
There arc nearly l2,ooo people Of color, formerly
their slayes, citizens Of, Or residents In, tic w.
rlous lndiati Nations. Tho Atstison, Topeka j.
santa y Hailr,'aa iias aso indicated ouspoae
ored laoorcra. The paeihe 1sat|road ia. agreed
to carry colored omgranta from Omaha, who
may be going to Southern California atui Arr
xoua, II they arrive III bodies at Qlnaha, At tho
II
would mako the cost Of the whole Journey from
ths hllssour River to Maricoua Wells tic ter.
minus until next wInter Of Tho Southern Pacific,
not over fso. Tllera ls DECIDED inclination ut
to encourage emigration ti!titr md to that ind
fires uro likely to be largely reduced, and tho
acconl'elass aecomInoiutious largely increased.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2:-lhe removal Of tho
colored residents from thu northern portion of
th!s State hss rcacllcd y magnitude that has at
length forced Itself ou the attention Of the pco-
plo here Already tho y!autlng Interests fu tho
region affected by ths fever of lvaving arc sut-
tortnR, At,d IL IL now Impossible to make calG.l-
la.ion OF tle ultimate results, as tho exodus
Tie par1shes chiefly affected by It are More
house, Madison, Upper Teusas, East Carroll,
UuAch!tn, una Rcf1lantl. tn whlcl! might bo
nadcd tic adjoining counties Of MissIss!ppI,-
known pre-eminentlY rs lha ."b4l'dozeI" dir
trict, and has ever been fertile Ut election SELL
satOns. Il ta COMPUTED tllMt up 10 dnte about
$500 c0lorcd persons have left this region, ani
.he Ancl!or Limo Of stSsaa.toats, s. whlch pliea
to thu latter placo at halt price, where they are
met BY the Kansas Immigration Committee.
They sell out their title stock,. such as lnuee,
ctc., Ut great sacrifices, aud ono caravan Ut
travellers going In the direction Of vicksbuEg to
negroes, among whom 1t passes, and shua thu
volume uf enYrants increases. It Ia said that
agents OF tho kansas Pacific Road bare bscn
ailong them, anl la9o circulated Pamphlets
oted Lis Ia Kausas, which reality tako captiY'
tic colored mans faucy. For instance, a
negro u represented as hcroicalty laasolaS
buffalo gutng through rich corn field, ~
comfortable ylps anA Dg tres of his owu,
surrounded BY squirrel, coon, rabbit, and .1ies.
10, 40 dear 10 hls heart. Tie couutsy olored
taau, Lslng devoid Of Tue qualify Of Esp!elon.