Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18
--latest News.

Col. Deane. of Gov. Warmoth's stan. !.
was pleasant and conciiiatory. Ourins
the interview the President gave no ih-
dications of questioning the iegtSimacs
of Louisiana's present governments anu
expressed to Col Deane the opinion tnot
dnc;s;on he wished it to be understoodl
that the same course would be followed
bv the Secretary of War toward Lonisi-
ana and Florida that prevails IN Iennes-
see. That Is, in effect, that there are
snfficient troops in those States to sup
oress disorders, and that they wcuid oe
used for that purpose upon proper apPn-
casion from the State, under dlrectioh'
however, of United States officers
WASHINGTON, August 1.'-Ine Gepl
stotameut shows an increase since July
st of a13. .2SS 900. The debt bearing
coin interest is $2,OSS, ,250 900; that
hearing currency interest, SS4 ,50O, ,oOo.
! Debit matured, but not presented, Slo,-
600 600. including S250,O00 of Texas IN
demnity bonds. Coin in the treasury,
ass 500, 600; currency, $500 600 The
Alaska purchase money does not enter
this statement. -.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
S424 900.
Browning, McCulloch, Evarts, Scho-
field. and Mr. Hunter as Seward's proxy,
we're in a prolonged cabinet meeting to-
day. The revenue commisslonership
and the matter of troops for louisiana
. were considered--resultS not yet known
t. ia stated that the secretary OF war, oy
order of the president, will issue car
l. cnlar order covering the entire grouno
!, of State governors requiring govern
: ment troops, and this viii dispose OF al al
= such requests as that OF IoV. WalnoU. ~
;, Current expenses OF the government
Cor .Inly inclusive of S51 100000 of in
J, terest, S47 800, ,O00
d NEW York, Aug. 5.--Gov. Seymou
d has written a letter formally acceptin
~ the nomination by the Democratic Na M
81 t;onaj Convention, i'm which he says til
d non,ination was unsought and unexpec'
n ad INIT he was caught up by the ovel
in whelming tide which is bearing u
70. country on to great poilticai cnans
and he finds himself unable TO resist =
es nressure. The resolutions adopted
th., convention accord with his view
e He DELAYED a formal acceptance un,
TN the adjournment of Congress, for u
mt nnrpose eff setting what light the actl. /.
nd of Congress would throw upon tne
81; tarests of the country. The cohgrt
s;onal narty has not ouly allied lts,
ss- With the military power winch Is 10
nj brought to bear directly upon tne "a,
&C. tions i'm many of the states, nuO noi
l. itself in perpetual session Win tne a.,
nd nnrn0S6
shall see fit in view of the eiectlou 80 80
9TH to take place. Never oe.o.o 10 n +owa,
"a gress taken a menacing attitude to"ai
"u electors. Under the influence oil "
aress. some of the States are propos'
,.;o fo deprive the people of the right TO v
for presidential electors; thereuy
Inn the first bold step been taken 10 uesV
'out the rights of suffrage. he refers W
and demand of tax-gatherers. Men are
CoI mitted as representatives OF SONY y,
80 Southern States with the ut uec.ar 10.
- upon their lips that they cannoS .. Nv ",
men the States they claim to represent
log out military protection. Lney owe J
nm seats to disorder at the South anu
very fact prompts them to keep y
anarchy. In vain the wlsest hept
cans protested against TINS po
"lo There is hardly an able man VINO ne
awe to build the Republican organise
the who has not within the past three
8 of warned it against excesses, "hiIe
=, for have been driven from the rahhS.
sonally, the presidential olhGe m"' .n
orm- attraction for him. during the wa
o the had given sixteen thousand commls'
Act. to officers of the army, and ne
- tho tbev demanded the Union they 10
o5 for. The largest meeting OF InesS
orceu Int soldiers ever held indOrses th
ty, it zion of the convention He does
aving doubt a triumph, which Will orlhg
unon neace and prosperity to our lane
rive us once more the blessings Oh
Economical, and honest governmei
, inst. LOUISVILLE, August 1O--Demo'
6 60 majority nearly ninety thousand;
u '"O WASHINGTON, August 9:,-1'
'-one Land Office Commissioners wilson,
!, now a view of embodying in the next a a
yes for renort statistics regarding his der .
+I,or 20 addressed circular letters to the I
'"cl " nors of the States, asking the popul
lroui of the States, aggregate true va
b. nersoual and real property, capl
vested in manufactures, miles O
rainy road. character of commerclal rae
I'D not number OF towns aud cities, with
and is lation.
e Good States Grand Jury of Virginia,
IoSs "a effect, in order to suppress the re
r,,od 70 n was necessary to create large
',n ne tbe debt. and. that the debt must bt
ss;ss;n. for nnder the fourteenth amendu
reorniar 0oeT9I the Constitution of the United
Ietb of the nation was pledged to IL
Sth. in amendment he recognized as val
on the therefore charged the jury to s
=. CO.. tIa ravenue laws which were III