, 1873-01-06
POLITICAL,


or collision botwcon tho opposing faotionB on tle
day tl1od for tho Inauguration of tho Governor.
although each party will go through tho cottc-
mony Of inaugusating its candidate, It is uaitl
That tho purpose Of tho Ft,sionstu i'd tb sayo n
loyal point, which might appear to bo waiyod BY
Tho omission to pcrfotm tho ceremony.
| NEW oALEASs, Jan. 4.-Tho -Committoo
OF 2oo have reported, giving all account of thdir
action at Washington, and expressing tlloir viobu
respecting tho presont condition Of atratra. 1t
| says:*. :: -, :!
In fil1hlmont Of tho mission conndcd to IN by
tue peop1o, wo laro laid boforo tho President Of
tho unltod statoR I'll impartial aud truthful his
tory Of tho extraordinary events which. 1lsyo re-
comfy transpirod within tho State of Louisiana
resulting IN tho overthrow Of tho Government
| elected by tho people, and In the temporary ill.,
stalIl4g lin tho Offices Of tho State mon who
woro not In any manner elected thereto, The
President, whlle maintaining tho proprioty Of tho
courBo which ho has puu,uod In an Executive
| capacity, has not profcsHci1 to consider l,is
action as G. flnul decision Of tho vital questions
ut issue III Tho politics of tho statb.
but has remittel uR to CongrosB 10 a
proper tribunal to investigate tho facta with
moro mlnutoueBs than tho noanB within Execu-
tive control atrorda him opportunity Of doing,
md rondor such relief o. tic natrro Of thu cafo
of both tho prcaldent and Attorney Genoral, TILT
B!lch IN investigation will meet with no opposi-
tion from the Administration and that the5y will
readily cooperate in tho affair, aforiling such
appropr1ate, ~ SD as Congress- may 500 fit 70 roc
EreHH Will promptly appoint d Committee to
investigate, fairly and impartially, tho facts Of
tho caHe, and, III view Of tho gross
ana,nt nna Eapable wrongs. which have boon
Committee must admit and report to
roltsf. '''0'0
The Committee advice TINT tho I.yceun, Hall
Legislature assemble OIL Monday to consider how
to perpetuate its legal existence, and recom-
mond that the people Of tho State md city ox-
tend to them their moral aupport and earuost
sympathy, and auch material aid AZ may onablo
them to assort and maintain by legal means tho
government.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Acting Govornor
Pinchback today Bigned tho act recently passo]
BY tho KELLOGG Legislature entitled, "At act to
suppress rlotouH aud unlawful aasomblios'' Tt
provides that II any throo or moro porsona, be-
ing armod with clubB or any otlor
dangerous weapon or weapons, or If
a1'y ten or moro porAons shall unIawfully
assemble in tho city Of Now Orleans, or in auy
town, CITY, or parish within this State, for any
unlawful purpose, with intent to disturb tlco
pubic peace, or to cause public disturbance, tho
posaouB 30 assembling shall bo deemed guilty Of
2 e. misaeneanor and, on conviction, bo punished
by fine and imprisonment.
threc-cOlumn address to Tic peoplo Hirnef1
i. =: Pinchbaok, Acting Governor OF Louis
lana, ~ published. Aftor n recital Of alleged
misaeeds' during tho recent campaign, It saws;
Mot content with all thoso outragcs against
American citizenship, those foilcd md defeated
ieaderB OF minority, when thwarted by the
aud enforced by ''" IN I honest stD''fuud and
Independents judiciary, stato and Federal, nov now
propose through man pretending to be Gov
elected, to organize and operate . aoyornment
n direct conflict with, and in violation Of the
dignity aud reace of tho existing Gov.
ernment Of tho State Of Louisiana
and Of the United States. We recognize tho
Of the people. They may lawfully moot not
only to memorIali2o tho authorities to rolrcss
wrongs and to rorpotuate the right; not only to
crltlclso and censare their, Horvante wlorein
Of mon with nm undetermined and unsyacortained sl
official statua propose to meet and organize
iiaw,making assembly, thoy do au illegal act. It
fully as the largest porsonaI liberty may require,
ana financial embarrassment and socia[
disquiot incident thereto must belong to |
thom,, but when their action becomes
Of ho aw and nnu on apn.a
the authority Of the Stato in tho exercise of its
.;yc an1 oxcrciae Gn,orta au IN Gseeu
nreaaneo Of and IN conet ilesa2tis u;t III .ho
ersstinI AMI aata auu a,;ai, ~ connes !s Msth' the
n.rt;nss nra a..a',,t;n aptno51ties sucn
tra,aon aranat ap''aao'nsss, t!a auo gunty o.
dia!arbers Of tho public peace, and must DO lot
Eraa,,s,a .n ~ auv ~ lepAtau, ns tn9 acting
~, bi,,;Iranoa n.u1ia ~ pelns mthont ies
,,anr,n m, any IHia. assembly, out no. an
;t9.ln ;s tas.,o l.. Ialiiloe 1or hlonohe 10
and aHnureaaa W o'otiEoho, pot IL mus. pe met
Execnt;rn unf o,,a ~ ~ ~ ,,,a3 nX auty e5
iIs.ttI, insmrrsnto,na no' .n!5 En!5 ~ quel mops anu
=, Ln'..a ..aesn eo..unb, pat 70 pro7ont by
tho th nnu Ylgotols e3ocut'on OF the law
Jton. ~ ~, aii ulsin1Deu con-
u+s.nd ~ to H. H. pioFo7e AWNING VIII 70 lnsug
r ~ tn ~ " WI aRo u
~ ~ tma ansnortos 10 declare
mnv he snucht and nt1v;so9 ~, d. thsuu ~.
ul-adyised. short sirhto,l. and salr-soo;no ,non
who arc laboriar to flat enl 13oA'
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