The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-21
THE LOUISIANA MIDDLE.

Explanatory Letters and kilograms to
the President and Attorney General.
W. WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1873.
The documents accompanying the Presidents
Message, in response to q resolution Of the House
relative to Louisiana AFFAIRS, have just been
printed. In addition to 81 la sas ioere
THE MEMORIALS AND TELEGRAMs 800
heretofore published. there is letter from 8. B..
Packard to Attorney General Williams; o letter
rom W. P. Kellogg to the same, dated 9th Novem.
fber; the letter Of one 3. II. Angomar In reply to
the memorial of the Citizens Committee; and an
address Of the republicans of Louisiana to the
people Of the United States, signed by John Ray,
NJ. F. BonZen0 and q. Cazenave. d5a rn
Among the kilograms is one from W. p. Kellogg
and J. F. Casey the President stating the Fusion
Legislature to be composed mainly OF persons
never returned as elected; Q telegram from
COLLECTOR CASEY TO PRESIDENT GRANT,
dated December Q, says INVASIVE
Marshal Packard took possession Of the State House
s an sIy 81 hour VIZ
the illegal sssemniase q persons under sass e the
Declares that
$
S iss g ne s sisti'H
meet in tse state House with te pro,esti9n Of the
reinforced viii the republican majority and give
mei ana check @armoh n S
s are bSr @
telegram frsm
Mr., PACKARD TO MR.. WILLIAMS
dated December Q, SAYS the Board counted the
voting, as died with the Chief Supervisor.
GOVERNOR PINCHBACK TELEGRAPHS
to the President, under date OF December 10, that,
Pursuant to advertisement the democratic INDICATION
meeting was held at noon innammstory appeals were
\ aomp of
rhSt my s3arss aGRrSytea X the vast
telegram from
COLLECTOR CASEY TO THE PRESIDENT.
dated December IL. Says
n. ss 4 the %sGss
ara 20 1s S an s sy do o
and the pressure hourly growing members are
and ea sl aS !: ere s.aa sGd s
o
ing f. q s fss Z &c w All
d e w ~ ee ~ a and LAY vii
turned at once In our favor.
telegram OF DecemberI1, from
MR.. KELLOGG TO ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS,
says Hsf Me
ton Of fnchSsof and the t would
settle everything
COLLECTOR CASEY TO THE PRESIDENT,
dated December H.
The democratic members OF the Legislature taking
few Il that ySa
either inssrucng General Emory 70 comply with any
requisiton from Governor P!nchback or otherwise.
a snS T9a ae 3e' uas'r' much urge this
A telegram Of December II from Casey to the
President says
Aconaict may occur at any hour and. in my opinion
federal troops Are given, IN Compliance with the Ieau.
be in sympathy with the republican State government
eral
MIR. PACKARD SAYS
Der Of blacks voted the fusion ticket
In the same letter, on comparing the ratio Of the
total white population, comprising a large I'M
discover It to be one to nine, and by similar COM
Fac Volume likewise Contains sSs ma
telegrans Of the citizens Of New Orleans, with the
signatures; the arguments by the respective coun.
sci In the case before Judge Durcll, and the com.
plants answers orders and the decisions in the
same, and the documents relating to the proceed
meat OF Judge Dibble.
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS,
IN his account OF the proceedings In the State
Eighth
judge fsS %
se6e wa1m ne directed e open the Court Both Judge
ff ey a. ali es
seauenty claimed to be Judge Of the Court.
As the documents have now been printed, the
House COMMITTEES on the Judiciary will proceed to
the consideration Of the case In day or two the
credentials OF General Mcmillan, elected Senator
for the short term, by the Fusion Legislature and
OF Mr.. John Ray, elected by the Pnchback Lcgisla-
ture, win be referred to the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections, and the determination of
their rival claims will involve an examination into