The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-29

1
several conventions may submit to the people OF ethe
of said States and to pass such ordinances not in
consistent with the Constitution and laws OF the Uni
ted States they may deem necessary to protect pei
sons therein in their lives, liberty and property.
Sec. 2. Aad be 1t further enacted That the severa
convention of either ofsad States herein provided
shall be enforced by the provisional government 9
such State until such State shall have adopted
stitution of State government and the shall hay
been approved by Congress; provided that nothing il
this act shall deprive any person of trial by jury in h
courts of said States for Offenses against the laws
said States
Sec. 8. Belt further enacted, That the military com
manders in each of said States shall give aid to tn.
officers of the provisional of each Of sale
oea.es III preserving 'ae peace anu eheo,cs Tue laws
anu cepceiaiy - euppieesihs unlac ~ ' ~ ueeion
anu iofcloie 10 Tue e1efG.se VI ene a"s
osc. :; De - l.'"eer e,aesee !nas VI sne a1
ai.ei sne passasv ~ :lls aos, 'ne saau
seis.Uno =. n1isssoipil a :, 5 a aoo =, ,,
anu .ne saia convention - Esssspp sna pr4eese .s
-. ~ a y. go 81 thn
~ cue anu ~ s .pa 'ne
=, 1ne saeu a.. ~ esH, anu = ens
seo 10 - az =, ~ @ $40 @ 80
s eas sa.u a.! aa.oa pn;Jaat w.
Da,a;i,s ay ae 10, ;.aa Co.. shoIl M os ~ "a;
y, te s''s, =. snaa "ss ao a. o
W C. Lam - aea,aa ,;ita ~ h;ah I;.da
~ o.e. o.e -. Ill - ~ rsI ~ ??a;.t .5 a,,;o
:e anu sna.i oe Aa.. e e. ae.a'. ;n;sd;o.ar
nd ol she ~ ~ he pe. .ban ons
h,sa ana sn vi " ~. ,as. than
eah pe NV 400 'A".A 9~
Gu co D. - an LII wv rh.+ = ahau ho tho
a,t ~ o. th ITn;,od 10 nro,;h;t
o, f.ar, so.u ~ oot;n 90 o of;eer ~ anv
t ,.ar;s;a5a ~ ~ AT oa f
70 Ie t VI s,s ae IA anu ao
d e .h M;.as rt.c VIZ ~ y, wy ~
anu navy o 'ne onl'eu o'a'es' 81 ar as may VI ne
eSao"AJ.
- G " w., .Ha' "a a r.. =.
so ,a ,h, a; pe ~ Will 'ne
u sa5 aSS,
t;rs a daw oonsdar;na Sa"a";o Iaaaa
trssts ad;on.nsd a. ''no"''n 'SaNo
1x;o11..,,a
AAAsoeAAo'AoooS' .-
ATLANTA, GA, July OR. B. Bullock was inaugu-
rated Governor at noon His inaugural address is
BRIEF laudatory of the Republican party, and condem
natcry of the Presidents policy Says experience has
on the freedmen, national salute was fred in honor
of the event. Gen. Meade and staff were present at
the ceremony which passed off quietly. Both houses
adjourned over till 10 AM Friday,
II is renorted the military commission for the trial
of the Columbus prisoners will he dissolved TODAY and
the prisoners remanded to the civil authorities.
WAsH1nGToN Julv 2-Annrehendnp unfayorable
bypienic results the removal Of the Confederate dead
from Johnson's island is postpoped
Southern members have caucus this morning to
consider the situation in Virginia Mississnn; and
Texas and tn make arranoements for the camna;cn
Senate passed hill directing seven engineers to re-
port next session regarding bridging the Ohio, Mean
time bridge building except at louisville suspended
House passed funding bill substantially as published
Monday last Appropriation bills aegresating 1922.
OOO. 600, are passed -
Blairs letter of acceptance is published this morn
ing in the Iptelgencer.
New YoRK, July 22.-The Arizona brings four hun
dred and sxty.nine thousand in treasure Panama
revolution feeble, Gen. Santos A. Costal appointed
United States Minister from Bogota, New Grenada
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Uncertainty about the tax
bill creates much excitement Seems probable now
on the appointing power Senate will disagree to
House amendment to funding bill.
BUFFALO, n Y, July ga mysterious Congress
of Fenan Senators from all parts of the Union assem-
bled here this morning. They are in secret session.
and all approaches guarded by armed men.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-President nominated S.
Ferguson Beach, District Attorney for Virginia; Alvin
Hawkens, Consul General at Havana; VIM. f. Wells
Collector 9TH Virginia district and VIM. Seldom I'd
Virginia district
At the meeting of Southern members and Union
men, Whitemore, OF South Carolina, was president
tee OF hive appointed to draft resolutions John T.
Fremont introduced resolutions IN view OF the Piesi
dents threatening attltude regarding reconstructon
lna' consless snouiu iehia.n Az ~ sne
III slec.on oons.ess snoulu iu.neose.y s're .nSia'
n'ssss,ppl anu ieAae ioya. 'SSaIs saa, ooa
5sess snouiu pass s'rse. laws ~. en'otoe,,ens VI
Ine :nlru sec'lon ol 'ne I'M aieauiele M ielanS
onsluefaIoh VI resoluon .nas 'ne
oe llnpeaeheu' any p.euSs W le1ias az
uufllnel1 VI leeess u.n MS bo -
'ne m, ulee1,ns auoulneu W .o.sn~ az
!ne fesiueh' pioc,a,hs tue auVpt.on VI 'he i4'n
ar,cle oy inc ahegeI aaHaaa a. ma Les,Saeufe' Z,
~" oALEASs 'es e.y.o n Io appopta'ns
spec.i la'lus 1l sne atase .seasas " ueag .e
penses OF lhe Legislature te.oeu w oov. Marlno.n'
pas s,,;r ~ n' e ..o
.esoiu!loh @aillle uPol '!,e ooiahuer " 'ne Ary
or military, was aoop.eu ny po.n houses. mouse
new e., cnarter lot tne Guy q new orleans frntng
olll, as nnay passed YESTERDAY gives Tue governor,
Governor ana speaker OF the douse entire
control OF State, munlclpa ana paroenai prlnting and
virtually empowers them 70 estaolsn one hepuohcan
paper in each parish IN the state Senator Jewel, OF
she printing commttee' speaking 10 opposton TO the
Dill offered to 90 the WORK dehnea tor tne olheia Jour-
aal OF the state at ha tne fates prescneo ana pay
he State bonus OF nifty thousand dollars IN gold
Yearly ana give oono IN one nnnoreo .housano dollars
senator foinueStel, Ncoofeo) hauical' spoke ana
7oted against the Oil on the ground OF tax
'tlon 1T would involve. oHara, another Radical ad-
,ocated the Dill on the ground that was 70 support
he Radical party. When the nnai vote was taken the
democrats lett the House.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The adjourned Radical
Meeting passed resolutions of impeachment, and ap
pointed committee to present the resolutions to the