The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04
BEAST BUTLER.
MS CANCER AZ NEW ORLEANS.
f~ts.is,ss, ths rsuihsfn rs"Pi. lie.
e.i,sd NJ iils Hands pufinr the
va Tsu ramuu. Drdess-
Lite AksiUbns, ita,

Tbs Southern people. oven during III
war, respected such Federal Oldisrs u
Grant, sherman, Hancock and Rose
Grams because llivy showed that human
~ aud magnanimity toward The son
al 70 which -nnubles "a III
. 40 brave soldiers, HUI iheN
lus.led aud duspised Is, T., butler, b.
y.lsa he adopted "Nr Nictis'
IA his motto, aud his rul,
wss characterized by the robb-r
les ani eTueillrs of th" petty tyrant
.u alrOrious were has crin.s aud usurpa'
.!uns thai hU Na- uutlaNrd ny .ho Con
cIvrAIc States tuNurnInunI, aud IN,
people looked upon HIM IA n hideou'
monster, lilo AGA the name of bea,i
nuIior 10y cruulti,s Inch were shock'
iug to tho civilized world, Like Hanau,
ne uid mol even spare ucicIi,elc>s
somon, We CIV. below two general
srusrs which may b, regarded AS n sam
plo vi his rule IN New Orioans;
SrTIaT.
.euornl order No, -, Headquarters Depart
p%Hltn.cuI u! too nuli, Now Orleans, NaJ
10. lS.
~ lao officers aud soldiers OF the Uni.
90 :, atcs luVu byvu "a uJtuled Ia repeat
I'd insult, from thu women calling them
selves lauics, uf New Orleans, IN return,
'ur the - rcTupHiuuN nut-lhtu'IcIunr,
,nd you lvsy uu our paIl, II II ordcrcu
hat hereafter when "a female shall py
word, gesture or movement, insult 90
nDw contempt Tor amy uiliuur orS ldio
Il The Uhllua states, SlIu shall ho ru-
,.rduu aud Reid liable To LES treated IA .
SuuIan vi mo town plying her NOca-
Iun.
By command OF Majnr,Gcnoral But
.vT, GEO, I. - IRuNt
Asst Adjut.nt General Cnivl Of stan.
And then I'ai tins:
Proclamation G,urrti order No. la3:
Having nCard, ga good authority, that
~ ,nc purpose oi Iho citizenS oI Ne"
Jrlvau, Iuu vicinity Ia Suil tue cotton
yuW un tuu,r hands with tue intent U!
,sIng the proceeds thereof Tor disloyal
,,uTpusrs, proclamation IL made that thP
,uIu.ury aTv nIrvDy authorized 10 uu-
,.Tuy all cotton ilIt eau DO lpunu IN III,
Jity ar yiciuIty aItor 10 O'Clock tins
uiOrning.
1t mas been charged that undr: this
order DulIcr anu hIs cTUNd stole all III,
cotton ia Now Orleans. Hy rUpDins ana
,iuuuuriEg tho SUatn hu accumulated Il
,.sI lurlu -. Batter has 49, little CLAIM
IN tho wur inginen OF the East as ho has
upon tho southern people, whom he per
secuted ANA p.uuoercd. lel~een MN
aaI The horn, -nanucd som OIL toll thuf1
. no sympathy. As Butler mas added l.
uis wVaI,n stolen from the southern poo
lie "a, tho hired adviser or professional
llorn,y III rich corporations, ho la, IL"
lam upun The workiiSmon 10 whom
he appeals, sinply because he recognizes
Oh. inem LAO Oniy class that could ~,
ai,dc available IA give All irregular can
lidalo IL Respectable support II does not
,eem possible That workins
mon can consistently sup
Iort Gen. Butler Tor Prosidont
While Governor vi Massachusetts tho
lat,rs vi tho State had u bill before tn,
legislature repeating the act und"'
eu.ch cauv!ot LABOR was used by John
[. ariIs in manufacturing hats III
state prison.. The contract had expired.
The biil had passed one house, and wa
20 como up in the other house tho mex
lay. That night Butler signed n con
r.tct wltn John L. Wtring TO continue
vs. convict labor contract for five years.
rnc next day the Dill passed; our l. ~"s
100 ltle. To-day john Il. Warning l.
manufacturing hats in that state by
convict labor Mcmphi1 Appeal.