New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
The LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

CASEY AND PACKARD ON TIE DEtENSINk'
CINCINNATI, Aug. 17-COnfdential dispatches
20 the President signed by Casey and Packard Of New
Orleans we're shown 10 the passengers the train from
tho south this morning, by New-YOrk Democrat who
was the of them The dispatches state that the
reason FOR making OF troops was that Gov. War
moths friends were and threatening and
that o troops present, their stacked
and not used Friends OF the State Administration are
styled rowdies while the Federal officers called
,pectae men and better Republicans than their oppo
Oens Evident anxiety shown and fear lest they lose
heir places Resort is had hard names and abuse Of
opponents means Of dverting attention OH their
great hunders The charge is also made tHat Gov
wanoth and his friends unfriendy TO the Presidents
hence the necessity for putting them down The public
exhibition Of the dispatches IN railroad car is my only
apology FOR speaking Of their contents The passengers
considered them very silly and undignifed.
CARD FROM GEN. HEBRON, LATE L. s. MARSHAL,
IN REPLY TO U. S. MARSHAL PACKARD.
70 ne razor Of The Tribune.
SIR The card Of y. s. Marshal Packard in
The TRIBUNE Of the 18th inst is simply avoidance Of
he truth and an effort 10 relieve the Federal officials
here OF be odum they deserve. Gov. WannOth had no
Intention Of using the police, either at the CustOmHouse
u at any other place selected for the Convention
personally know. On the evening OF the 9TH inst Mar
7hal Packard stated 70 Gen. Campbell, Judge Dbble,
aud Mr. Fish Of The Republican, that he had the highest
authority in the land for lusiDg the CustomHouse and
troops aud has since stated that Gen. Grant authorized
IT, The order for troops obtained from Gen. Rey-
noids harshs Packard having elegraphed him that
attack rom "thugE" and "bruisers" upon the Repubi
can Convention was feared Gen. Reynolds did not
Know The Convention TO meet in the Custom House.
and that the difficulty simply between two of
delegate further state that Marshal Packard and his
abet'"r- conspred with certain rouPhs Of the lowest
der TO and them in of trouble, in which Gov War
moth aud ms leading friends to have been killed
Yours, &c, /. j. HERON
Ne'7-pr'f9ns, Aug. H. 1871.
GOVERNOR wARMOTH's ADDRESS.
The Ncw-Orleans PicGytne prints under the
headnc u Cabinet Portraits" verbatim report Of
tcV Warmoths address 70 the Republican Convention
IL closes what lac has say OF George w. Carter thus
Mr. Carter says that have created big debt. Turn
10 me record OF the last session Of the Legislature. LOOK
~ tie number OF bills passed making large appTopTIa-
Hohs 1 ponds aud money for various purposes. Every
one "i iteu lad George w. Carriers support. ZAP
p4sF And lac got his qatd pro quo for hs services IN
~ 10y sheie case tApplausel Does he remember the
N,+p9D intended siven this warehouse companyf
OF does hc remember this grand Ieyee scheme fastened
Upon 70. people Of the State taking millions out OF the
PoP" pO;kets Does lie remember these bills, which
Inc, C,hsr member OF the ring, composed
tsfxei) ~ Democrats, and which they passed into
"Eel NY Yetoi am prepared 70 say and 10 prove
uat George Vs. Carter stood up, ST. Charles Hotel
m he presence Of tho ncOrpOratOrs Of the Louisiana
Nee company, and told them he carried the Rouse Of
'"."'HianVes IN hs hreeches. pocket and that
ne mn tnd gave him part, the bill would not pass the
t%ssat"fe Applause He said, too, that bis influ-
sa,d.1 oIh more thah the money uhe capitalists IN
,iiol y lut INTO the company. and that he was not
"jt-ihR ~ take q promise 20 pay, but he wanted the
.,lfy "'"h' Laughter and applauso.l Don't let me
10y s"i gentlemen OF the Convention ahd fellow
ti'heh-. by talking any more on this subject
noon consider that this man wac a