The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23

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opinion affairs had been changed much since the
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on the sscre,ary OF the treasury Tor as {,
dXHirLD replied tina. he not speaking to
II Congress for making any investigation at all should
were not modelling in the affairs Of Louisiana A. ..
ass relating TO the action the United states officers as
Mr. BEok dsml Of KY sand that when the question ars:
as TO the sending Of e%%es s ne oU.s ,GsS
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Was had should BE- he'd upon the spot
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nothing at ALL and report. from louisiana not 70
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the recent troubles n iOaisi.na had mot occurred
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existed for the committee to there that
Mr. GARFIELD wan.edt wba. the committee was
do against 1000 and two pieces Of artillery Laush
DAWES said that he had introduced the resolution
raising the commses and had not done SO suddenly unt
been sissa newspapers that been made
'sd ''S% ssss
was not true was not true r.. that Inc Executive
going Orleans. Il true that those people II
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certainly mo one had sOorod the occasion 100
Dawes; was entitled IN hi, judsms1 ths
conduct in eomns forward and inviting an nvest,sa,or
which would fall On his own political friends The Condition
State had trying ioT aWo or SAe Aee
weeks to convene It's Legislature, and had been
tacle had been presented of an American onlcer In
nd Of United States troops marching troops back
and forward daily between their the State
House, under orders from somewhere, until last mob
had his General Emorvs there
10 way dsgracefu TO Itself and disgraceul to |
the age asked HIM TO proclaim martial law. |
the serve Hc told 20 away, would give
them grape and canister.
Mr. MAyNARn repJ Of Tenn. suggested that that state.
had been denied.
Mr.. VOORHEES, knew that the denial been made but
s the Legislature had been able convene and some
blame, day there or
pronuncamento after the Mexican fashion, certain
hour Speaker would to the Legislature
force and telling the people, with due regard their
close their houses and places OF business
keep somebody might be hurt iii not
know had place In that respect did
II such OF things did not call investigation