Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-02
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
 whzs xe greatly dOzbt the prOpriety sr l@xaEsxss Judge DarTelI's famous Anti warm1zkA 1eerse<. and while we believe sAMs shss nnkSa1al sxecztive power in its pslasSzn ta State dEEE>alsies is no mere ezn 3sw SsUse to be set OG or called of at w71 kv Aazsv iu1ges. r&scally governors, ~g ss<xzpk besgSx14tureS. the Cutcry against sA& Rrszs1szs fS< supporting a federal is1we hardly calls for the severe animal vxxxSsu u meets even m Republican pa- PszzA The Washington correspondent of the Sp<szgS<Ad Republican takes a more candid view Of hlz responsibility than we ~eezm Gz1 ln opposition journals:
 The prxss1eak really had very little to ,ha wlth the matter, for. having turned the bsxm1 @we<ssaa over to Mr. Williams, he vas hszz1 ss SollS~ the advice of his le- <A1 mlavSssx I think that the attorney wxzeEz1 meant weIls certainly, he Is not so rMSlsa1 "a kz< rUpublScanlSm as to lead hSm sn vSshxs& lxw 0E constitution to set Hn a e@rpek-Sag Government in a southern sSxne. He Is cOol-headed, sSzzmzxSozass, and rather inclined to con- s<<~&&szZ
 Ns< sz sA.e Attorney cenl one of Grants Spzzsszal- eahs2e& OGScerS. but one of the aAaszs R<F&k1so4zs &s well as one of the aAsezs l1wyezs h tAe country. His mis- szAe. If he has made one. cannot, there &ure. De szSrsx charged to the military 5zn~Ssszz- tA~Ory.
 N ss mod Es+le strange. at this juno s=s. ss see sA~& model Bourbon, Alex H. SazwA@m& Tn . recent speech at Atlanta, luzsrzg sAe @s&sOa Of the president we sR sAe Sa1ASwlzg from the report of k@ s~~eeA n S4Ezraay's World:
 IT Gemszze Grant shall never do any sAzw w1zse than to see tO 1t that the man. &nn@s @zn1 &sr<ces of the Federal judiciary are pe@-exev execzsed la any part of the sBzzEzr sAz4 have 10 qRaErel with him. E she gusrs "a New Orleans has made an SzzSmeszs &sczsGa tt Is subject tO reversal &w shs S<FrW4De Court of the United SsE@sA K1 the meantime, my advice to sAR FuemR4e AE LDzsSsxza would be to pa- szzzszr AszE xAe Ills incident to that de- 1sEsz2. Sz<z zx we n GeOrgsa have borne Szlx sE U2eA DSre gEssrOus nature, until S1naE EGaEu~ERoz- as Cxrs has been, shall Ae @Hesae6 hw the peaceful workings of SME S<sxA4zsAH2 Em<.rzmentallfies of the Csnzzzkz<ssA
 U&1&ee Dzzxe4s &c<s0a IS justified un- &E Ehs kxKRzx Exw there Is no question ana. sasH law msAas u0dI6czk1O1- 1t may A.a AxsaEr shxG m cases Like those recently xxsMzw m AhmAmzn2. Louisiana. and Ar G@a@<s the ua@se@aa Iaasciery should be sA1e a<AEaeE Ek sAS1Ad, however, be the hlwa@z4 ss sAe Hz1s~m&l cO1xSs that should s.SsR @n<A a cEgEESgexxy- Single federal Rak<xs. rxzssEz&x ef Eass states where the &rzew @sczEx. cannot be expected to Fzxzxxe sAH lzzzZs@as7ce And impartial Rv z.scss<z-x sNr T1<& decision
 MassS ~E GIT r1&$e<S were Eo doubt as mzxA EErp<sssa xs ourselves tO learn that tA& T<zz@ CSEzas<Ssoa had reported the <4zgwzz4 szl Of twe1ty-eight millions as sA~ 3Az@ge 1Ozs AEexic@a citizens by ZxzSa@m xzS1A RzhllcztsOn of the items SfsAx rxmzEkzhse claims explains their ex- ez@znzHzrx zZ0zz.- The claimants charge "a tAe er<s Fsage three OE funr times the ssz1 xzAze SE kAs cattle taken, and then eAM<w~ Iz skf1kSSa for the increase" of sAsae ezsszeA Fer instance MIfiin Remedy x rx%.zEss1 te have IOS4 3. 1S5 cattle, in the Cs<ssznz rzs3 of IS5a, wOrth SI0, each. He hzzSA@< eAaRxes for the lost increase af tAs@e cattle the <a1g sum of s627, ,45O Y. Campbell changes SI5O.OOO for a brief lmpr@smm&zk Tn 1S5a. Four other Texans ehmxxe S1@a o90 eacA, for arrest on ground hsm criminal eAzrge< That parties should ee es@n1 fsoEisA enough to present such s1zz@s Is Less surprising than that Com nilsson sASzI report in their favor. The rxszlk vii probably be that sufferers will rxE us relief fer the damage really sus- ezzzed
 He Hartford correspondent of the Sp<sne6eld Republican speaks as follows af CuaneesSrzt politics:
 Ahsnsw tAa paEEE-sHas are planning for next azxnw's e&z<xS<n- Nsw Haven republicans. Eng kz1gTx tsr governor. are bringing out H4ax B Ha<rsss1. of whOa ii may in all sheer aw k@ mas1 that ID better aominatio0 could be EnG3a Mr. Hsrrssua Is one Of the first lawyers m sAa assE@. anlsAea speaker. a clear-headed AmmEamMM @zm- az4 wsEha1 a scholar and gentle man Ex@<fzg E2 into the Geid now for 0oy- grmnr VII waAs kkm. if elected a very formidable emmE4msa eaw the SaccezzSoa to Governor Buck tzxAzzia sszs Ia kAs Czitei States Senate when che xzH1Nw cnHnGm u2. as tt wln in 1874. Unless GAm PEmsn3Nn& lz@S<ssd upon last spring by our ENI Haven fzsRzis of ue-elecsing each United EsmAeR wHEzGsx. ss pNwe<fal enough to send Gov awmnw B@e&z@xAMz hack for six yeaxs look out Gag @mzekMx Lively scxSzzzge between New Haven an& ExE.Esr3 ahgz4 these 6ays
 T&@ &a=@xxkm wT1 pr0S&hay re nominate R. n EaAAmxl E ka eza ke kr6uced to accent ura- Mm s&axR AMzgxv KfseaSea6 county members of enm nn<1r wA3 damn shx. Hartford man who wamT G~MnuS umm<y for kEs election" can induce maxzwz sa rz1- fkzy knew he vil sicome down hmnEsumaS~ hwK WTfiAm H-, who has done more en &ammem&na vn4mrS than any ether man in the u&n1A k1 me fool He vii spend any amount zRennnMxv tn 70 to Congress, as he calculates to Euk u mM hmT& in pW0&k on iron contracts that he NAaszAw nmeeEsess h1e there is no money in being Gsnm@aR. and ha knoxz l. If \. ". Wheeler of M4~A2mpnw& ka amk&Ei5n@. hs can get it: other unaa azR@e9 Ax- HGkAArds re nomination.
 
 D.Ha tm Bzf4gepnt tAo eounndrum is ..Ts S@ @az4A@l& aEpntnk7emt la the postofsee szzA sazsaes ss&a<AE Aoat people give it up.
 Hsa- A- R Mygatt has been appointed ts &m ahs vaeancy in the board of direct. es1 ef the Honsalcaic railroad company ennssa hy she Ieath of the late Geo. H, NaA1a