The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-03-23
WFWS ITEMS,

None of the soldiers homestead, bounty, pension
bills Except for soldiers of 1922 passed Congress-.
The laws remain in these respects precisely they
before. The Senate did not reach the bills that
/ passed the House.
feat Of the Republicans to the removal of Senator
! Sumner. the san Domingo scheme, land grants,
failure OF Congress to restore our commerce, ana
forcing on the party unpopular nominees by packed
! caRcuses.
| KU KLUx.-Ue have read the reports of the Senate
! Committee which has been inuuirinr into Eu-Klux
outrages in North Carolina.
Both reports give the best evidence that the ques-
ton has become one of the gravest Importance, af'
fectng social, business and political interests in
the South, and threatening the stability of the
government there. The report Of the majority
tabshes that the organization is unquestionably
strong ana nearly perfect one. Its members are
without exception, dsloyal, and but the adIer-
of the Democratic party have Joined it. 1t
Is political machine III the interests OF the Demo
cratic party and it not hesitate to employ vio-
lence against the opponents of that party to accom-
plish its ends Its purpose is not merely to aug
lnent the ranks OF the Democratic party, but to de-
stroy, by the intimidation pcrsecution and even
murder of its members, white ana black the opuoS-
ing party. O!trages have been committed only by
the De.nocrrts loyal men and Republicans have
been the only sufferers The nature of these out
RACES has alreody been Indicated the report re-de-
scres them in painful language. The facts elected
call loudly for action for the relief of loyal citizens
and warrant in again urging npon Congress not
to adjourn without passing some provision Tor re-
lief and protection.
LONDON, March 1S.-Napoleon has not yet arrived
in England. The Empress is much disappointed,
but she suppoScs there mistake i'll the telegram
notifying her of his intended visit, and remains at
Dover awaiting her husband.
The Illness Paris special says that Friday
morning, battalion of the 34th National Guards
prevented battalion of the 22st from taking IA post
on the ramparts of Montmarte, because they were
not devoted TO the Republic.
The National Assembly of France holds its LIST
public sitting Versailles on the 2rth of March
The National Guards return their cannon to the
| governments, condition that their organization
shall not be dissolved, and the continuance of an
allowance until work shall be resumed The death
of Henri Rocheiort is announced by the Claiche. 40
600 mobiles have been sent out OF Paris in accord
ance with the demand of Won Motke. The French
soldiers who entered Switzerland begin their return
to France to-day company OF Zouaves has been
from Paris to Algeria to assist III suppresslng
the Instruction there There is prospectof Par
is at present, ola settled government for Franco
q Everything is dark. Demogogues are seeking t.
control CAPITOL and prevent the establishment
any government, and they appear to have the sup
; port of the mobiles and national guards.
. The Hotel de Vile is surmounted by the red flag
and barricadei, but circulation is unimpeded-
: Theirs is firm but full of grief Gen. Slnoys IN
dignation is bonudless.
n On Saturday the Gents farms fired upon the Ma
tionals. The latter returned the fire and several
the Gents d Arms wounded
o General vinoys army has been mobbed. The mol
is triumphant, and virtually possess the city Onl.
c wine shops open and drunkenness is ranllart
Even the women armed,
IS Gen Chanzy, on his arrival in Paris was arrested
the station by M0ntmartreists and it is said viii b
All persons of prominence are flying from Paris
I pals march 11-10 O'Clock P M.-Assy, of the In
te national Society President Of the court whIc
condemned Generals Lecomptc and Thomas to dealt
! The corpses of the generals were mutllated
The National Guards now the only armed fore
is in Paris Most of Nationals marching thronG
, the streets belong to the Faubourgs-
The iIsurrec tionsts hold the mayoralties, the off
err OF the Ministers and telegraphs-
Municipal elections ordered for Tuesday TIL
Partisan mayors and deputies demand the removal
Gen Paalines and Yinoy, and of project of police
t. YaIeatir. Terry suggested as the latters SUI
cessor and the Government gave its consent to til
Z change
The in the reimbursement De Butter
ChaErnout turned over TO the authorities o
,f Saturday National guards in that section bein
| unwilling to become insurgents.
Y VERSAILLES March 20.-The Official Journal al
Iounces that the whole government, all the auther
c. ties Paris and 10 eco good troops under Gen VI
oy. are here
The Department authorities have been lnstrIlcte
q that they N list obey only orders from versailles
Y otherwise forfeit their positions
% WASHINGTON. March 2o--The executive order
our naval commanders to open war upon the Hayt
lie cn republic. certain cases. has created breeze
Washington.
III Ihave no policy of my Let us have peact
PRES. GRANT.
10 Attorney General Chamberlain, of South Carolin