The New York herald., 1863-11-09

SOou Stunou5s
Recruiting 70 New Orleans is aow proceeding with com.
msndabIe colery OGces have been opened In various
parts Of the city, which all said to be doing good
business ia particularly desirable to raise respecta
bic force from Louisiana the Union army not
only on account OF the assstance they will render put
trg the rebellion but also TO place the State out or
any danger OF draft. There are two regiments now
being raised IN this city.
Major W. W. Sherman, OF New York, senior paymaser
Of the Department of the Mississippi, formerly holding
similar position in this department. arrived in this city
q few days ago professional business. The Major al
ways finds welcome among the troops wherever he
goes a. his Official motto is soften regularly and in
fuu.D
The Varieties theatrical company arrived here only
this morning the steamship Evening Star, from New
York they received hearty welcome from the patrons
OF the drama in this city This palace Of the drama will
ocea for the winter season 10 few days
Nxw ORLEANS, Oct %, 1868.
Yfo.b,eso.ne {'oii,.eal Crgonssaon-UnamAori,ed A.
tempt TO Organize State Gore7rmen-Eec,ion 10 be
HeId-Desyac.ion Of Bark Eotes--Arrivol Of Con-
seriyts-Captain Chas. g. Baeaey-7As Corernmen,
Piantt,ions-Fson TIE Teohe Co,slry--Pensaccla-
The Rebel General ANsn-City korsalay-Armp and
Nayal Neps--Oar Lsca, Pos O6ce and Police Ar.
rang.ments dc.
bou attempt mas peco put on 1901 mere TO ignore tue
military and civil authorities in this city and State by
proeci hold unauthorized election for State officers,
to supersede the present military government. Tho
clique having the matter in hand intend few days to
hold election for Governor Lieutenant Govorn mem
bers OF egsaure Attorney Genera! and Representatives
in Congress To this end they have issued address TO
tue citizens OF louisiana extraordinary in Its character
calling upon the people OF the State TO meet the I'd day
of November and elect officers o. civil government
for the state The following ia copy of the address:
address you citizens loyal to the government OF
the United States and as SUCH having duties to perform
10 your State, your country and republican institutions.
These institutions in danger your country is engaged
n terrible and devastating and your State without
a regularly organized civil government The Obligations
resting you to perform these duties are paramount
and require from you in some particulars energetic,
immediate action
Tho want OF civil government in State can, by a
proper effort yonr part DO supplied under laws
and constitution formed and adopted by yourselves in
time OF profound peace. I. Is made your duty rs well
your right to meet ut the usual Places and cast your
votes for State and parish officers members Of Congress
and OF the state Legislature.
Hitherto our hi story direction OF these elections
has been had by your chosen agents-he executive OIL
OF tho State government. Now all these are found
absent from posts there others in their
places who have issued the customary orders or made
the usual preparations for the coming election The day,
fixed by laws is Monday, the I'd day OF November
next 1868 but because OF this there Is anu can be no
why you should he prevented from the Gu eS-
ercse OF your political rights and duties heretofore,
in thousand instances the people have met and
right OF suffrage at the appointed time with
ou any other formal call than that proclaimed by the
aw itself and in hundred OF contested elections
the have been decided to have been ie-
paly cast aud the persons voted been decrced
10 have been legally elected There -, then,
nothing prevent meeting on the day liked by law,
selecting yo1r agents to carry on the affairs q" gov
ernmeut State. The military will not interfere
with you The quiet exercise OF your civil rights and
duties and thin. assure you that your aciion
this respect will meet the approval OF the nationa gov
efnmont. wen now tue day "' eecton III eety topei
lions State has passed. with the exception or Louisiana,
be in state anarchy without any civil government OF
the peoples choosug ana SUBJECT 10 tne dnnsef o.,
being thrown. vacated territory, into the hands OF
Congress where the wisb OF many IS that orr state.
with olers shall DO thrown We charge this design upon
certain faction here and at the North, the result OF
who action in minds threatens TO destroy fepnb
| can liberty and republican Institutions
We urge upon you action in this important crisis "
will convince the world of wish and determination TO
do what lies 20 return to the management OF our
civil affairs Il will encourage all VINO are desirous or
peace other States; It win have tendency TO cause
those against their common country to cease this
deadly stre it will set an example TO allbotn North
and sou,h-whch IL would be Wholesome for them TO
upoaSnnr day Of election viii be Tor the veal or woo Of
country act the part OF true Citizens
wo'Ss ing Cd SI Dy aS e Noss%er ihsu 70 70 tue potts
and your votes as usual Your chosen Congress
men win 'sso their seats on the rst Monday Of
the third Monday OF January and organize; yoar
State officers will on the same day DO naugrratcd and
thus the wheels of civil government will be once more
Sc, 10 motion in trust prosperousy and
for the benefit OF mankind Fail 10 make this little CT
fort your last opportunity for renewing civil state
government accordance with legal prov isicDs Will
frait!essly pass with the probable destructen cf reut
lican institutions.
Iouisiana has always been at heart loyal 10 The United
States She seeded by maoriiy vote The true
interests OF her citizens coported only with her remain
ing ally the Un0p She jngglcd aud forced
the position OF seeming rebellion but IN opinion
and IS still one OF the United States. Now that il is
prarcablethanss 10 the gallant army and navy Of the
tnted States-hef citizens desire TO assume forthwith
their Old soa and to replace the star OF their state,
with usre lrsh as ever, GU the glorious nag Of
| common country
We RAISE no minor points Our objects are TO restore
the Union aud preserve Tho national constitution II the
influence OF successive events and altered circumstances
require changes in domestic laws and policy, we
shall hereafter have leisure TO effect these changes The
rebellion Is when all opposition 10 the execution Of
the subducd These laws however, necessarily
as consequence remain and only ratorousy dis
posed persons win impede their effective operation.
Let US arise then, and go forth and perform the i'm
peratve aud sacred duty OF eectng the officers OF
civil government for louisiana on Monday the "a day
OF November Jhe time appointed by our laws and we
fail 10 may be the last Time We VIII have the power OF
acting az fresmen.
ana.
The nsme. or the candidates to be voted for
known until yesterdays few days previous to the pro
posed election. rhe ticket which give below, was noni
mated by the secret Conclave in Masonic Hail. The cand
dates follows
For Governor-J. l.. Riddell, ot New orleans.
For Lieutenant Goyenor-E 4. ktsrdge, Of Assump
ton
tnr rccreisry of s,aetieorge : Lacey, of New Or
leans.
For state treasurer Hosea Edwards. Of New orleans
For Auatoe-Noberi !. Ker, d New orieans
For Attorney Genera-Willaam Reed Mills OF Assumr.
tou
FOR Superintendent Of Public Fducatior Andrew Nc
Cullum ~ Isrrcbouue
For Congress First dlstrict-a. +. Field Of New Or
leans
For Congre.s, state o, iarge--Jgshgs Baker. II II
Narys
Ior Ecpre seni afves-Nn nominations made
For SeDators--No nominit uus made.
Singular 10 resie so,ne Of tho members u this clique
for s nothing esehsve not been long enough in the
STATE 10 acquire legal franchise residence IT, aud
sngo Que of them represents the planters niercshe
great interest Of the The proposed election s
IN accordance With the laws Of the state aud under
sanction or cpantenanre whatever o The military author
re The prcnsturs sttempt 10 force the people Of this
state to reorganze the c,yl government Will only tsna
10 pot tpone indefinitely largo portion OF the ssie
is vet to po rei.emed from the rals ~ the rebels,
and 70 were hot, the people are not prepared
az Ihis ttud To elect set of civ oficcts The vots
vod not represent auy considerable population and the
oncers who should be nanef IN such rrDccNiug would
he sust,in,d ouy by soa share q 'e lonis
ana Is prepared for such step al best hui when