Year: 1874

oppression but bad 1T IN all It's political bear
iiSerate human V butcheSy The genuine people Of Lou
siana have had good to complain against their
Seen done s sud e dcDs
massacre OF defenseess men. There is no wrong that
wrong s certain way TO be righted when those
who had the sympathy and respect OF the whole Nor,h
thne with them longer. If they they have done
in Coushatta they must expect TO reap in kind


THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR 1T


TAs Syracuse Cosrer tDeDL) =.


GLANDS off! J" should have been the policy
negro in his liberty Things would in time have regu-
lated themselves. and the South would today nave
been conten and prosperous But the Radical hand
has stricken down the prosperity OF the Southern States
which 1t controlled. Sowing the wind, 1t renps the the
South with the party in power and is not TO be
shaken of.


THE NORTHERN DEMOCRATS RESPONSIBLE.


Prom tn. T5kdo BLADE (Rep)


Whatever may be said, here at the North,
about Radical rule being lTT she e Sa
section Of the country do not attribute the re9elous
spirit no% e In 1ne S ae son has be6
encouraged to these acts OF violence by he acon VI
time after its close Democrats at the North were not
disposed to prescribe man on account mt Oh nrs rs
afraid to take such position 1t is not so now.
To insure defeat in Democratic nominating con con,
venton 10 Is only necessary that the candldate
should be known have fought in the Union ranks or
given his aid aud support III some other way 10 sustain
whom the South expected ana support in their
rebellion against the Government, are to-day cotrO
ing Democratic party in every State OF the Union
and the hope of assistance to-day inspires tne
hearts of Southern rebels and iuces them to boldness
and violence They confidently look for sympathy
from the Democratic party at the North ana WHY
should they not expect i'll The Democrats at tne
North who most notoriously disoyal during the
war are to-day the favorltes with that party.


THE RESULT OF IGNORANT PREJUDICE.


From The Boston AdUerser (RI.D


Let those of the Southern people who are
sufferiug under sense unmerited injury turn their
attention to dspacing the in power by the same
legitimate means with which all people wDo are NOT
barbarians comply and they VIII not nave Ions
10 wait effective cooperation at tho NORTH ana sucn
protection as the General Government has the rgnt 10
give The present disturbances have not been provoked
Tor any such credtable purpOsc and they are not u
rected can be scen against tue persons VINO
have offended by misuse OF power III
lima, they are the OuicrOpping OF the Ignorant
prejudice inherited from the slave system. ana are a
paTently directed against the most helpless ana the
most harmless portion OF the disturbed communities,
Let people OF the south look AT tne
lawIess spirit which they have suffered 10 gro" up
among them, until IL has become for the time tner mas
ter and they Will understand how difficult IL u fOr
Northern people to have confidence In their power 10
enforce their good Intentions, and how unsafe IL wOuu
be for the General GOvernmentlo leave the people VINO
look protection to the mercy or THESE murueI
ing gangs the President in authorizing lhe use OF nV
military power TO suppress violence aud protect an
citizens in the exercise OF their rights, has dOne tne
least that he could do under the circumstance ana
will be sustained by the best senm mt OF ho Country
North and South.