New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
RECONSTRUCTION.
GOV. nHowNLow's MEssAcr.

NASHVILLE, July 2S.-GOv. Br0wnlOw's mes
sage was read In the Legislature this morning In stating
the reasons which prompted him to call the Legislature
together he says that the actions Of that body last
Winter stripped him Of authority employ the militia
and he accordingly paid and dsbanded those in service;
that members had told by the Conservatives that
al was quiet IN the state, but that at that time Rebel
the state Government and to carry the Presidential
Seco lie regards those bands as murderers and rob
pe.H, anu Itcomihehds tHe Legislature 10 declare tt
outlaws, punishable with death wherever found. lie
i hiihS ms members who have been Insisting upon
ms calllng out me militia TO pass the necessary
laws, ana give him sufficient money and clerical
intends that the responsibility shall rest WITH the Tegsa,
ture. and not with the Executive Department II tho
them in all proper acts while duty. Should the Leg
slauTe prefer another person to have charge Of tho
tenton to the financial condition Of Tennessee aud
commends that special Committee be appointed to in
Of the July interest In conclusion he says have been
appealed TO by prominent men Of both political parties,
disability formerly imposed upon large class Of Rebels.
They have military organization IN this state whose
ayOwed object is TO trample the laws under foot and
force the party in power to eDanehse themselves and
their sympathzers cannot satisfy myself by yielding
TO this request accompanied by threats OF violence III
the members of the General Assembly are alarmed for
their personal safety and feel disposed to sue for peace
upon terms proposed by an armed mob, they will OF
course take different view Of the subject Any recon-
mendaOn Of this kIRd if made al ALL shOnd be made nc
regular and not called session OF your body and
whether such recommendations and corresponding action
thereupOn, shall be deemed wise at your adlolrneed
meeting November next. then De more safely
determined by strictly observing the conduct Of tLose
unrecOnsructed -Klux Rebels aud their synpatizng
supporters between this time aud that.
THE GEORGIA sENATORsHPS.
ATLANTA, July 2S.-No choice has been made
OF United States Senator's In the Senate to-day the vote
"a scattering, For the short termBodget 49, Nil
Ter, 49, scattering I? In the House the vote stood For
Hill, 10. For the short term -Blodgett, 81:
in the resolution nstructng the Governor 70 no
tify civil officers Of the cessation OF lnilary rule 10
Georgia. A resolution was offered in the House that,
as no elections held in the counties ol
Irwin and Tefair,, aud as those counties are e. not
Guested order elections in the same IN order 10 Dfng
them into the Union ReferredGo the Judiciary Commit
and thanking the President not acted upon.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE TO CAST THE ELECTORAL
VOTE
MONTGOMERY July 2S-In the Senate to-day
the majority of the Committee Disabilities reported IN
favor Of removing all disabilities. The minority report
fayors removing the disabilities from those ony Sh9
how themselves deserving OF 1t. The House hai
resolution before it fixing the pay at the
Legislature received militia bill was presented today
The Common Carrier BILL furnishing railroads &C. tSc
The special order for Wednesday next The Legislature
will probably take on the 5h OF August nhtI
November 1t is strongly urged by many members TO
pass bill authorizing this Legislature TO cast the eee,
tOra Of the State If this Is done it secures the state
| to Grant and COlfax.
LOUISIANA LEGIsLATURE-GOy WARMOrIis
VETO.
! NEw-ORLEANs, July 2s.-ln the debate m the
Senate Yesterday on the resolution TO appoint commit
tee to Inquire into action Of the Board OF Resstrh2n
created by the Convention the lie was was ps59'I ,raa a. Il
Parish aud editor and propretgt u e..o d.o
Be c9 nS The fS@ Seaa i, degnaed PgoeHh a. The o
journal state and the city, and the Faii5h o OI-
moth Yesterday vetoed the joint resolution re-
questng the General OF the Armies 20 Infish mo0pss
to the civil authorities The Governor instructed
the Senate that the law in the requires appat0nS
be the President and not to the GeHeIl oi @ 9
was introduced and amended in accordance with the IN.
formation furnished by the Senate under Suspension Oh
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, July 28.-NOthing was done IN
fine Iegsaturc today The election OF chef and two
Associate InSrces viii take place tomorrow. Two
Federal officers and one CaToAman VIII p!Ooapy ~
elected
! sOTTH CARoLINA-GEN. CANBYs ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY Dlsihcr
CHARLEsTOS 5. C., July -, lsGs.
BY the fifth section of the law or the Omitea ad,t
states Of March 1857 ITO provide for nc mere ecene
government OF the Rebel States It hai T'n
the people Of any one OF the saa heefi s,ty win
the Constitution Of the United states IN az RESPECTS ,
aud when such Constitution .ha oe ] ratnc - "y ,an
ity OF the persons voting on tire question oI h
who are qualified electors for delegates ana "heA sun
and approvai ana Congress shall have ap
uroved the same; and when said state, y VOC 81 s
dned tbe amendment TO the Constitution Of the United
states proposed by the NANlAth Cohg.tss' 'i' ~ hioi
mart Of the constitution OF the United states, sd state
Shall be declared entitled TO representation ih t1nett
7 n -, d.,
tbercfrom on their taking the oath prescribed Dy Wi
ana then and thereafter the pIeceainS seSto Oi & ,s
NET shall be imperative IN said Stae and Congress nav
ing BY concurrent resolution, passed on me zt oS oI
J1lv leGs declared that the said Article u mas DC
come a part Of the Constitution OF the Ohlte1 stat's,
and a tc other conditions prescribed by te hfth sec
ZION of he aforccited law having been compiled WIN as
respects the States Of North and South Carolina eos-
tuttng the Second Military District all authority 90 |eSa
ered unou and heretofore exercised 10y the Coinaet
of the said Second Military District, by ana under .ho
Sforected law of March p 1867 hereby RENTED 10 9g
civil authorities constituted and organized III the sii
states of North Carolina and south Carolina unu,r oo
Constitutions adopted by the people Thereon, al" "P
proved by tie Congress Of the United states; ,,,
| Bv command Of Brevet Major-Gen I'D X : tANbi' ;,
! Louis V CaZiarc, Aid de-Camp, Acting Assistant ~"