The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-05
THE WASHINGTON UNION.
FURTHER PAR1DUGARSQF THE OUTBREAK A r
NEW ORLEANS

p
FURTHER PAR4IpULlRNOF THE 0UTRREAK AT
NEW OkLE4NN n
II
We mako mp ths following rssshs a recspt events in
NJ or,..r. 4 ..l.~,.rhlc a.---,.h 49, an. -
W" Sf~n' 0''o '"0 HAWAII
ing OF inc "a 'nst, says
We arc IN TIE NAlst y, a Qqe& revolution, The nu
nerous OUTRAGE 6nA lave 10y bcrtifh and gonc ur
punished have excited the ciissns tAs large num-
Der u them met together lately and organised yig
hnce pomFta>e, a&}F 10 Nat wheH Mps brued in
Ban fSancSoo ysaf or tvs ago.
Last night this COMMITTEES. which includes may indu-
sntiaI csens. held very lazxs meeting and, being In
strong f0fcS 49, 1919 M 6T3As arsensl in jackson
square, and Of tho prisons.
1ashoEning papeus teL1ay vontain call from their
executive commitsA urging Ill law-snd- order men In
the city on tAs anA announcing that II IL their do
termination to carry out their easurss of relor M x
AZ O'Clock this moaning cannon wsro loaded and
pced ~ vnsi0uS poh shout the arsca and 200 armed
4 pnenI were placed On guard. 'Hi eftbiN iftt
No collision has occurred between tho forces Of the
ooshAs md Tia fsGular ty and Hties authorities but
r ~ ts tha laxter seem % BE- totny poweriem The
szctensa1 svsywAsfs iaAsnss. and bsainss in great
ynsasmre suapendsa sai b, ra15W tss A1 ii3 + y
Tns c.u r.t.rv., - .hcv. !. .. fo,,o,.
4 - 10y" ~ q 80 -ADo"s
IA :, ia sel yen o'so nsh,,
and unwiIIinr eitsr g how down IN un-ssstno mbmi.
don 10 ut Of ruRans ow to sbandoa the city in which
their business, their social ynpatAss, and their asc
lions cluster have at length risen IN their have
qus'y leu ~ Sn I. ma sunulass
V;sSoo. C.s,.ts ,i.. sso 10 ~ ds
70 msirisn the rghts nxio.Sy Of every peaceful and
law-ssidag citisn 10 rsstors public osdsz, to abate
crs. and expsa or Punhh - thsy ~ dstsrmnc such
notosess nnc6s~ sad sns = IN: ann % inc law h.s
;nsc,sn ~ -. ~ ~. ~ sIs
;ustics : ~ - - - -'fi -
For the present the ordinary machinery of police JUS
tce II superseded the mayor and the recorders,
dsrsan yielding up power they CONFESS their inability
20 aHeIcse lor .ne On VINO PuDc peace ana
s-11 "a 49, .;., =. ,.. III,
alv sct IN thar sssd smnisssrinr 70 each md yerv
aalsAosor the punishment duo 70 his crime, without
heat, pyejudicc, or political bias Ss1 Mr'lHs4
30 Aciosens who have sympsfhiss wash this movement
san we AIN .ae .la ma come wnsn rev orleans lean,
- lii $500 .ssrss-s. s.,.hc. S.,.v
q the Drncipsl os where the character of this move
mont will be explained and the determination of the pco
ple more fully made known All has been done noise-
lsssly TINS far AL via contnue nosslessy, dispasso-
atsly and justly. But tbs sufans who have dyed
streets In the gors Of unosndng dssna and spread ter
among tina psaosabs orderly and well disposed must
leave perish So tbs people have dstsrminod
So d. iaa8ra ga VOX POPULIl VOX DEL g
Asxt &c tho Ty,,a rs,t. ..v. mat s.ver or s;oht
(, h. IL. ~.
nunuleu men wois unpel .uu :. s'' ma
seyersi arres's nAo Deen mace were crowd
ms in during Thursday morning AT llo'clock Gen.
1iacys division Of military ordered out by the
Tho council held d secret session and
!. -. .oI~s, ,~.o.6, 9. IN ~ ,,,a 49, II ar 80,
/, III 1910. ~, u ~ d II,
lance comm'see, W'n 1ne mayor rsSa .ne 'io' ac'
The vigilance committee maintained ifs supremacy
during the day. Preparations were made for collision
barHcAdes were formed with cotton bales and paving
stones The forces Of the city authorities are described
as an unarmed rabbis, without organization or head
The mayor issued an order TO take possession of arms
wherever they could be found and, acting upon this
order the rshbe broke opn and sesed the weapons in
Kittredao,s ,tosc Bands of armed men parsded the
5000. ,ru tba afternoon and III the stores v,.r,
In .'s-T. 4. ...s j, Il. ao...,.., a..
c.0s0o. s'ou - .10 !. '.-'
the oommittee " al INC rospecA'
bic cssns, and that the municipal authorities must sue
ouarrs of thu vigilance committee during the night
m. ......a.,.s .h,. h.v. ia ). al. ,,,r,.a, ~ a.
n - s'i.. 80 "a Il -. - % - 4
people No $500 W q eA0cn~snSs ~ %io"s'
n SAT thu municipal election in June 1856, the know
nohings into power IN New Orleans, having used
during the preceding canvass and ut the polls the same
system OF upon the nsurazed voters that
characterised tho CITY eoctions IN namoro anu LOUIS
willie in that year, and which were unnecessarily at
tempted IN Cincinnati, when the German population
there armed themselves. pAnd Of men caued mugs
were employed by the iod8es ana NOT only
we're many persons OF opposte severely 0ea!en
before the elections but several were kied ana many