Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
DOM ESiIC.

NEW ORLEANS, jar. To- he An,iiyersorv of the
'th OF january, was celebrated with the usual p.nn and
ceremony. The Legion of LOUISIANA arus earl, in
the morning, and reviewed Ly Ills Excellence ,l
governor who addressed the troops that eorn
eompihnent on their good apps and dsriuIn and
expressed them his determination 20 tu every ,l,e m II;
power To augment and improve that Igon which I con-
stred as destined TO become very efficient corus of ri
zen Soldiers Airr having reviewed the troops the Goyeruor
mt the Gttier9i Assembly the GIyrnma i,,se fon
whence The procession proceeded in the f,,wiu, orr
winch had bten established by joint committee of bo
Houses of tl'e Legislature:
/. he Governor and Secretary of s,ste
,. The Staff
). HE Pre- sd=nt of ilie Senate and the Senate
The Speaker Ut the House and the H. of
3 The State Treasurer and Attorney General.
8. The Judges OF the Supreme Court.
z The District Judge of the lst District.
8. The Judges of the Criminal Court.
8. he Parish Judge
20. The Officers oftle q. S. Disirie, Court
II The Mayor and City Council.
IL. The Ministers of the GJspeI.
IS. The otic, of the U. S Army
II. The Officers of the U. S. Navy.
IS, The Collector and Officers Of the Port
is. The Militia officers according to t!er gr ads.
IL. Citizens.
Tie procession having reached the Cafhe.
drnl Church. a liz DeunI whs sung agreeably
nal favor lie accorded 10 Louisiana On The All,
OF January, 1915, by saving il from tile fnIy of
q cruel and impIacabIe enemy The religions
ceremony being over, The troops were dismiss
ca, s"d ihe reSi OF the day was spent in
mirth aud jnviality. And all orr citizens.
always beaiiug IN miIld tie worthy chef TO
whom we owed the victory did drink his
health with enthusiasm aud gratitude.
Lou Courier.
II Is presumed that our readers gene
rally remember the recent controversy
between the Governor OF the Stale of n.
YoIk and The Legislature Of that Slate,
inconscguence OF passage in Que Of his
messages To- them, III which he speaks of
The officers Of The general government in.
ferferlpg, ASIAN organized a1d disciplined
corps, IN lie elections i'm that Slate. The
Governor was called upon for Tie evil
dence OF such interference, WHICH he
promised tC give al a future day. Thai
day has arrived. A message has been
SEM, by The Governor, a. the Legislature.
now ~ session, containing narrative OF
cases I'D which persons holding offices
under the general government are said
and sworn 10 have been actively and pas
siyely hostile 10 The recent election of
Governor Clinton. Appended 10 il are a
number of athdayits, III collecting which
much industry must have been employed
The whole OF the documents go 10 show
that persons holding Offices in n. York
have and express political opinions as
well as other ciiiZp0s. They would be
unworthy oi the name OF citizens, if they
Old not. II Is the nnqueslIoned righ,,
whicl we presume tie officers oi the state
government of New York feel no deicacy
IN exercising, TO vote in fayer OF Mr.
Clinton, or against him. Rul, having
perused the message and its documents,
% have no hesitation IN saying, that, al.
wing all the deponenls and ueciafanls
io he OF nnImpeschabIe veracity, sc see
no evidence OF organization or discipline
HoF even o} conc EFT, among The Officers
cd The general government.
II Is well kBOwn, indee0. thai many o.
the officers of ihr General Government
ia the state of New yo,k, and among