The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-21
McEnery and Kellogg Heard From
Conflicting Statements.

ANEN 4 ohNi ioOpe' iD'
The Herald publishes dispatches to
James Gordon Bennett, from McEnery and
Kellogg, dated yesterday, and purporting
to answer inquiries made by Mr.. Bennett.
McEnery says he is willing to resign, if
Kellogg will also resign, with the under
standing that there shall be a new election.
Kellogg's dispatch is much longer, and is
in effect that McEnery is defeated candi-
date for governor and has nothing to re-
sign, while he (Kellogg) was duly and
fairly elected, and has administered the
state government honorably and for the
best interests of the state and the protec-
ton of the colored people in the rights con-
ferred upon them by the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments. As for new eec-
ton, he says an election for members Of
the legislature is to take place in Novem-
Der, and the legislature then elected will
have the power to remove any and all
present state officers and supply their
places by men of their own choice. In
conclusion he says, ''If we can have a
p9accable election in November next, the
result will show most conclusively, |
think, that Nc Emery was not elected to the
office to which he makes such a pcrsis tent
claim"
GOV. KELLOGG RESUMES AUTHORITY.
Governor Kellogg tomorrow morning
will publish an order to the state officers
| directing them to resume their functions
| There will be no formal installation, for
| Gen. Grants instructions TO Gen. Emory
were: "Put down the insurrection and re-
port afterwards"
RAD WORK on THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Herald publishes the following
special to Marshal Packard of New Or
| leans:
| BAYOU SARA, Sept. 17-6 p. m.
A reign of terror. Leading republicans
are arrested! Armed whites patrolling
We need protection for colored people ii
the fields who are picking cotton. A tul
left this evening to take United States sol
diers from Baton Rouge to Bayou Sara.
| KELLOGG IN THE STATE HOUSE.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
About nine o'clock this morning Cover
nor Kellogg returned from the custom
house TO the executive office in the St
Louis hotel and took possession.
GOV. TAKES THE EXECUTIVE cAAIR.
1t is understood that of the 600 metro
politans on duty last Monday only 25(
could be mustered to-day to relieve Boylar
men the Kellogg men offered as a com
promise TO allow Boylan to remain as chei
of police but he declined the position un
less the control of the force was committed
to the city. Col. Badly of the metropoli
tans has taken charge of the stations. Onl.
a few of the metropolitans are on tn
streets tonight.
When Gov. Kellogg reached the execu
tive office this morning Gen. Brooke ap
preached the governor and informed hin
that he was prepared to turn over to hin
| the state house and all the records and pub
lie property belonging to the state whic
had come into his possession at the time
the surrender of the insurgents to his com
mand Everything, the General said, woul'
be found precisely in the same condition
as il had come into his hands. The Cover
nor accepted the transfer and Gen. Brook
G thereupon retired
DEATH OF TWO OF THE VICTIMS OF THE
RIOT.
, Major VIM. A. Wells and Charles Loue
; who were wounded in the fight Monda
last, are dead.
= SALE OF MONITORS.
: The revenue cutter John A. Dix and tw
: monitors are in the river opposite the city
: The monitors were sold last week ut aut
e ton but the sale has not yet been NJ
; proved of.
OPPOSITION TO KELLOGG GOVERNMENT.
DELHI, La, Sept. 10.
., A mass meeting of citizens held in Dell
,. to-day composed largely of citizens
=, Franklin and Richland parishes. 1t WI
resolved that we recognize no parish o
, ficers holding commissions solely und'
4 Kellogg, the usurper, unless force
| brought to compel our obedience that
notify all persons attempting to hold ofh'
/. under such circumstances they are OF
l.. noxous and must give way for those
/. the peoples choice that we hold as II
}. famous all those who shall attempt to e.
ercise official function under commisslo
v from the usurper that we urge upon a
G other parties to join in similar movemen
A New Mode OF Suicide.