New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
LOUISIANA.

sTEEDMAN ADVISES THE REMOVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN
D.. -TuR EFFECT OF THE GENERALS LETTER TO GEN.
GRANT.
. TO TIE TRIBUNE
w-ORIEANs, June 2.-Gen. Steedman teIe-
aphed TO President Johnson at Boston, yesterday to
renove GEN sheridan at once The Rebels highly In
diRnant that the "macadamzed road" should be made
so public King Of The Times, in double leaded edlto
rial this afternoon, says Of Cen sheridans letter;
Neither the history Of this Republic nor Of any modern
government affords such an instance OF naglant. aIO
sSnt nresnmptnous and insulting insubOrdinaon and
defiance by inferior 70 superior Ofclais as I'M tis ieI
fa II e conduct and langage Of this remarkable doc
ument are sanctioned by any considerable portion o & ,
better be consigned at the flames and our kepq3
lie delivered 10 the anarchy and chaos through m % wn
poor Mexeo has been struggling for the last 4O years
from the audacty, the ambition ana O % tb
tary cheftans and the overthrow OF te a'pS d aip III @
istrators. or% anu
STATE PoLIIICs-FINANCEs-How THE PRESIDENTS
POLICY INrERFRREs wIRH RECoNsrRUCrioN-
THE BANK FRAUDS.
>'A 0'' 0P'''"' NEw-ORLEANs, June 49, 1867.
The Republican State Convention ADJOURNED sHe
die on Saturday last after having adopted thorougny
Radical platform The Hahn clique represented py nc
Orleans Republican, anti Sheridan, were so IeW anu
feeble as TO have no voice in the organization GOV mann
kjmself having been unanimously rejected as neinpo'
of the state Central Executive Committee The COhyen
ton selected as it's organ The NevOIeds and s
which, aware, was etafltu SOho
now owned and edited by cOlored men ~ IS ono Si to
Official journals Of the United states in TINS cty anu a IN
a very prosperous condition II has been sustahe4 y!
the best men in the Republican party mere huIn & 90 a
Durant, Flanders b-Treasurer WALTON, ,i"ify S"f
WarmOih, and James Graham Entire i 9nannn.y u sey
prevails in the Republican party, although, rev
weeks since IL feared dissensiOns Would 0ccuI'
Gov. Flanders is working hard 10 BRING the Stat @
y OF ts embarrassment The task ls gig gIitI
Our late GOV Wells had many private jobs ana PoHL
cal semes 10 care for that he lad no time 10 give 10 inc
interests Of the state. Our Legislator too have Deeh
Exclusively occupied In rejecting Constitutional amenu-
ens electng Rebels the United States Senate Voting
TAT jobs and appropriations 10 Rebel generals ana
tos suspendng and where paid returning taxes on al
real estate the use and enjoyment Of which had u any
Wise been interfered with by the Union armies during
the war voting large extra compensation to their officers
and employees &c, &c. With Increased appropriations
and diminished revenues, they adjourned Leaving SoVO ~
DOO unprovded for. Gov. Flanders has been tOd Dy
capitalists that they would gladly advance money, 70
relieve the State II they satisfied that ne would pe
continued Office 70 dsburse II, and pTovide revenue
10 repay them, bat wanting assurances OF the
and stability OF public affairs, they have TIM ar aeceu
For the present Gov Flanders has been 70 car H
en. Sheridan for ratiOns for the State ChartVie m
tions IL Is earnestly hoped that Congress VIII meet "
July and put an end 20 this disgusting mceltltnde
The charges made by Cutler tiOrlufen, SInI' any @
ethsrs against cglssI0y kel0sE u sD~ WY ph's sVSp