New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
FRAUDS IN THE SOUTH.
nruocyAr1C METHODS IN LOUISIANA
..o,ors TO me- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANo D'o'
s,,sp EXPECTED

~,cpors TO ne fN1INiDA'"'
stsp EXPECTED
inv rrtgcHArn To THE TRiBuNI' AT,
on,,.xs Nov 2.-The situation III '"'
~. ~, tho prc.cnt time In pcrilous Inc !o' -
So. ve,tertlay was melted 70 break UP nop"o
~. ,nee,inp Disturbances NJ the po",
n," ',.".,r Manned In the parishes oi o' "",s' W
a,s.sohs Ascenson. and iberia. the heaviest he
',,.a ,a,sh,s IN the State. and In ktl'osgs "'s
,"'s, ,i,, IN this city on election day ~ 'np''
..,, n " n he brought about by the Ting ''"'V'
r,ey No against the Rciorm Democrats rep,oS'"''s p
the new south of which Carleton iinn'.st',nR 'uV'n
b,, f,un the lst Congress ona, Distfie' '" '','
IN candidate for re-electon. nv ,no - ",' .,
,he ,e,,,es win leave thu polls, ~ they "how Wv
.,,,, has, .,,e, the members of the ring are 'o'
.,.,,,,, 4, shnpt them down. This viii uep'','
n,a,,e o,j tu,an Of the majority which they "ou"
,eslly ret nj faif election ,.. ,t
1he state Registrar NJ Vutefs has iss"en ','e io''
i,v iua ,tonnnriainento to his oihcefso' '''o'",
o,nru. ,ho,n ore well known thugs, assassihS' h"'
ballUsbUs sinnets, ,.. ,.,.a. ~, ,ha ,,.s,
,ou ae construed the ssensive afes a, ., arniri e
l., ,he f,iata eoui is thiiihI, " ,s wv, aut rs,su
a,a ets ,sa Niih rNWpf 10 tiir ~ Wis ' ii,is
'' I "i eihei stale eieis ~ , sss,.n .s @
Vm lste bod feeg,aea 70 i"n ",,a.d ,G "wh 60 Ue ds
rseel ,np eeena held ~ lte ten' ..'s T" 'h'""'''
b,e 90 " that ieg me'nh' wv" n's"'P's i'll, ,o "a
Is
,ons,rat,nn of this olty 7,0o0 lleaallN fegls'"'e'
rne, in eonformity to the state law, lholihihg th'
u,n,es of 400 dead persons, anl III 'e'a''a'N''
fr such drmand has announcer MS
intention TO disfranohlse l,5oo hepuoio"'
neuroes because their wives told pollo' oahN'so''
lin ough fear Of some scheme to arrest theI' nus
b,nd, that they dld not 1--we there Inc o'''o
Registrar is known to have enough dup'ica'o i"s'-
tration papers to tally with the names oil heao INC"
and fraudulent voters. and has made aIr'hae'
ments TO vote them HIS own wor"F
uttered on the public streets are these
:" don't care a continental for the Federal olnccrS,
let one Of them open his mouth in my ward ano
will settle him then and there. h,ve got the ias'
.r ard the count and intend to keep II at all
hazards" $1,000,
This man acts advisablv for and Is appointed pH
the Governor In view of these facts. men o'
unoue,tioned reputation, intelligence aud hr nnes'
hive been appointed United states super S tlSoi,
and Mar halls aud their names have been Piollshe.
for the information of the community. Many % q
them are ex confederate soldiers. me tunes D'mo no
oai. The ring organ. has recently rais'a th' W,
cry Of the Importation OF h heoIE,. s"e
arms, which The Picaypnt. the Oldest newspaper u
the Soul H. r'dlcules. Negroes all over the oni,o,
states know better than TO VISIT New, ,orlcuns po"u
ing an election for amv TnTpDse nU"'W ,s walkn.
arsenal os snd delights "sger y General a B",sey
m his speech at the business mems meelint
in WaIl-st. knew whereof he spoke when nc sh.
tbat he knew what IT cost to bc a Repuoican II
Louisiana The old Southern elo ora! mas ap
reared NJ ihe three leading democratic journals u
ihls city denouncing General Bussey as ialsilel
months aro he WAS president OF the ChamDer o.
Commerce and q leading business man.