The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

sBco stating that seventy rebel soldiers have pseh s'o
for bong engaged the mutiny Fort Morgan
Tho Mobile advertiser and Register hes the following =
The federal forces seem 70 advance With spirit and
WIN as'esmnaen 70 carly out snss M ms
% induce The belief that their plan embraces more snan
the occupation o. the railroads an hc country 0er
navigation Of the Mississippi cure, and would
give them scope Of cotton country 10 plumber o. Per
the force engaged win not be safe e predicate an opia
ion as. 70 their real purpose Win the CobIeoefate
a ss SSss' .
march on Meridian and 70 the Iombigbee river. They
win bear Watching and may need lighting nsutsDaos
and he viii do both, vs. need may be.
ms NEAR APPROACH m nEcTIoN FOR GOVERNOR
brings out the full strength Of the various parties 40
the planters refuse take the "ronclad oath 1.-THE Pres
dents Amnesty Proclamation oatb), they cannot vote
The Pioayns advises them to take the oath and vote
the conservative ticket this is done they may elect
their candidate Mr.. Roselus having resigned, The
sentative ticket 10 now as follows
Govsyaoy-Q. A. Felowa
Lieutenant Gorenor-John N Pelton.
z z5I,sy Sa SsisJessN tks cs'sl
lueitor-Jnian Neville.
sspss insndsas Of P.s,s Edsas,oaDennis Crouan, Jr
S HsS S q q
mousy recommended with confidence IN s success 70 the
conservative Union voters q J Jss'sisn BARKER r,sas.p.
J. r. @. PITxyN. Secretary. -, 90
The conservatives bad alarse meeting las night q The
~ Charles theatre. Addresses were deivGed BY O. A..
Fellows: ~ -ana jacob Barker Esq Tho nominations
io Hon .cSss Balm win probably pe the next governor
q Louisiana. The only organ which supported Mr.
Hahn meetings are held every evening.
The following general order mas just been issued BY
". Sl
HEApooARrEEs DEPARTMENT ov THE G0LF
Livery free white mae yess Or age who
has been resident Or the state twelve months and six
sa' sssi ss 'S: sss cleo
.aeis homes y me psSiis .ss. DE-
e @ wc and NEW who .na e
the election precincts In which, for the time being they may
I-Czens Of the State who have volunteered for the
ossrs aea we os
election precincts n which they may Be found Tie day
such 10 prevent their
involved 10 The eeciicn Wi, b appointed 70 receive their
they e and 70 make nal e re-
the State as provided for other mssoners
W-TIe Ccmyissloners Of Election q. any election
Are y n :" 10 Fl
fed TO vote and 70 register the Of such voter New
When r.aarsd any before
Dolls are closed the day OF election.
V-Tbe Commissioners Election in the parishes
will make prompt returns or the votes given 10 the sheriff
Of the parish provided by law his absence to the
who wil make p,omp returns Of the same
9Ths shes;ts Of the several parishes and in heir
absence The provost nArsbais Will take that
sss,!s%: other saess. sppo%ssd; desirable
important that Illegal or fraudulent votes shall not be re-
Of STATE: y he s.s. 10y
msnl unequiyoca Fun opportunity has given
The people for the suggestion Of Obligation in
cordance, II possible with the condition OF this 8ae but
which should 30 demanded me inierence is rrssistbe
that all parties prefer the form prescribed b. the President
70 any other than their dwu
pardon only 70 those who committed 70 al
others simple pledge Of continued eaty 70 The govern
sned or impaired By tie ansssge 10 which il Is clohed but
may be accompanied BY seeh explanations MAKE
known the public the In which is administered
and received Aeence cannot be more or less than unre
The repetition Of An oath once taken when unnsces
erily clothed IN unusual anguaae may cause bczita
mep at time when secret evasons and reservations have
slapped public integrity and endaneeed the safety OF the
hestaies at rcpeiion Of The oath
In tmea Of public danger tho ernment has right 10
demand nnreserved declaration of the purposes OF all ito
against the weapons enemes Those Its
apd protection must yield to It's lust demands An
emption from all duties and an Of all privileges
corded In 1nis life Let the people o. Louisiana
look things they and base their political action
UnSn III: cspsnSs he rssorsson
peace and Of private and public prosperity p somWsnd
RICHARD B. JawrN, Assistant Adi Gtani Gensrai.
NRw Or Feb 20. 1864