The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-09-16
ALL IEIE NEWS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The September
session is more than likely. The Radica
Central Committee has warned Congress
men to be ready Mt short notice. What
the object is can easily be conjectnred-
1T is more revolutionary scheme to affect
the electoral college,
1t is rumored, but with little basis, thai
troops are TO be sent to Kentucky to take
charge of the election in November. Still
there is no telling what the Radicals would
not do. However, 100000 Democrats
majority is quite equal to the United State;
army.
The rumor probably arose from the fact
that instructions had been issued that, in
the case Of resistance to the deputies o.
the United States Marshal in Kentucky
while serving the process of the court, in
internal revenue, the Secretary OF War, il
is understood, has given directions that q
force Of mounted men be Immediately sent
to Nelson, Marion aud Larue counties, to
enfore the delivery of processes in time for
the next term of the court.
Official advices received here to-day by
the. Adjutant General, by telegraph, from
Key West, state that U. S. District Judge
Boynton, of the Fourteenth judicial Dis
trict of Florida, had refused an application
for writ of habeas corpus, on behalf OF
the application of the assassination con-
spirators, DIR. Mudd's friends indirectly ap-
piled for the writ. The refused was based
on an act OF Congress covering the cases
arising under sentence by military COM
mission
An effort was made last evening to ass
assinate District Attorney Carringtou, OF
this city. Three ruffians called at his door
for him. His brother responded and was
severely assaulted Instead. The asse lants
escaped.
1t is ascertained, from a perfectly relia-
Bile source, that Cen Lee most reluctantly
signed the document in reply to Rosecrans.
He and other Confederates disliked to
obtrude their opinions on the public, and
did so for fear their their refusal would be
tortured into other than the true reasons
: Ex-Gov. Sanford q. Church, of New
York, arrived here on Saturday last and
has been in conference with the members
ofthe Administration on the political situa-
ton. He had long interview with the
President last night and found him an
earnest supporter of the Democratic ticket,
and willing to do anything to insure its
success at the November election, Gov.
Church has been with other prominent
members of the Administration.
:. WASHINGTON, Sept. THE New York
Times and the Tribune are silent on Pinch
backs speech. The Herald says: The
savage threat uttered on Friday lasa by
finchback, the malatto who was recently
Installed into Mr.. JewelPs place. as Senator
rom the Second District of Orleans parish.
La,ls startling confirmation Of the bar
parity to the negro when his head is turn
90 and his vanity is swollen by the peri
nas possession of power. The fendish
spnt which kindled the horrors Of ST.
pomngo blazes forth in Pinchback's lurid
prophecy. "The dawn of retribution"
slen ten thousand torches will be applied
70 THIS city and New Orleans "will be re-
euced to ashes" Nothing can exhibit
more clearly than this dreadful threat the
slter untitness of the class of which Pinch
y. yaek Is a type to be Senators and rulers in
WASHINGTON Sept. s.-Attorney Cen
erai Wilkins, of Nova Scotia, in reply to a
letter from the Lieutenant Governor, ask
nia to explain his recent disloyal senti-
ments in Parliament, disclaims uttering
any disioyal sentiments, aud s-vs 10 .'.-n-.'