New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02
NETWORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866.

their aets made them liable could not have been dn'euh
the great State Of louisiana We do not see on VIVA, d 20
Next his order addressed not TO the Governor Of
P,e,deat sGprssd, nc GoosrHsrI
But amer all il not the Governor nor Attorney Gen
eral any State officer bat local city onscer tDe
OF NewOreans--as happens, sdagrapt ana denahs ra;
who seems TO think that the Presidential paocn pe,son
not only oOBdones crime, bat usthes III TINS peSn
who takes the matter IN hand 81 aresung oe ~
Under s ,s , ar,esseS
We do not SEQ how all tins can be explained we " when
rses sss BY % The -sT' aoe Sos only 70 justify
the Of his interference. but A ae i"eJoes "sey
is& as l's az 81 SS as srss s'a
Of eonJo,'as aud protecting s !aDaod'ns ard loya. es~
sa ay engaged b rebtiOa instead Of suPPressug all lie.
gal unlawful assemblies 10 the words Of the order me
Law deyng mob and TO secure complete immunity rom pun
Who made hs Presdsnt the Judge Of as legality ef Sa CON
renttoHp HAeE did he hear erideHee t matter we're
Ge At get has authority for a',.A9I by the Consntason'
and on application Of the Legislature or Of the Executive
(when the Legislature cannot be convenedl against 1omesc
Violence where the application Of the Legislature or Of the
EIecutvei Where the danger TO the paoe peace
WINS IL feared by t gdyous o5 or BY Mayor Manyo shat
these &c would rise and put the whole order OF Thugs 70 he
Suppose the convention Illegal had passed an
ordinance matter TO what inent-what then in orders
could have had no force ae AGd been doubt upon AsD
LgaIy tAey oeA been taken before lac STATE Courts
province decide such questions IL ciF govern
Louisiana according 10 the Peace Proea
nation II Louisiana is State. with constitution laws
officers courts and judges then oil sHoh matters must %
settled and decided IN the State BY tho State officers ana py
the courts not by mob.
does the attention Of tho Union loving poop
every the Orleans riot IN the Souther
States done the ard against eque
rights and mp8ra justice BY who but iat zeal
fragrant Rebels and who continue 90 boast Of their
crimes against the country and the flag Whether at Memphis
or Eew-0Iesns. IN Richmond in Georgia, wherever
bear Of mob violence It Is the violence the brutal
lavlessness Of lately engaged IN an attempt
TO destroy The Union; and their victims are men,
and children whose loyalty TO the Union was SO
the that history Of the he writ
without recording their courage, fidelity and sesscrhce
pleasant UaiORoriHs people 20 Tia Pressdhf Of
Uahod Sas By rsaI acedspto tsadrsrfehe,
yaoed s,Oa 90iR eHo0Erdg,meEo sud- td1tsshe'
and MAXIM les eadFab The sufficiently hard position " mea
iia Aafed and reriied By he late Ro as Sona
0yaItsts."
THE PRESIDENT " SUPERSEDED GOV. WILLS.
From The New York Herald
Col. Dostie positively denies having sent any such
dispatch vOeans as Is attributed TO him but on tho
contrary In conjunction with Mr. King Of IAs S O'eass
7s and acting under tho advice Of the President repeatedly
and urgently ieegraphed ON here urging the people IN no
particular interfere with the assembling oi he Convention
The President las c.faAy deposef Coo W, by directing
the Hon Andrew j. Heron Attorney General OF LOUISIANA
preserve and al steps 70 put down
all revolutionary proceedings against the existing State gov
asd ordrag e military forces Of ts O~sd states 10
render him all needed assistance