, 1874-09-16


Srtciai UfsrHlch to The Cdtraaa Tribune.
now THE LOUISIANA AFFAIR Is RECEIVED.
WAsn1su1oN D. G., Sept. 15.-Tho Louisiana
aquabb'o in greatly muda1el, ae vlowoa from this |
standpoint. Oflical adyiccH aro very moagrc |
aud pooplo scarcely know what to bcllovo. I'LL
moip aro plenty, and ono Ut thcm las II thht |
Pom l,as' Kellogg prisoner. but as recent ad- |
vicos stated that Kellogg was in tho CuHton- |
House under protection Of Unitod States SOL !
diorB. and ns Tenn could not get him without |
attacklng tho Government troops. tho story, ia |
inclodulously received. Tho PrcsdosIt Is quito
indignant at tic fiagraccful state OK
presses hs determination to quoll the disturbance
with but little coio1nony, 1T tornls both strong
md emphatic. Tho President has puzzled tug
politicians not q little during hts recent visit
here, closed tonight by his departure for Long
Dsaich. Tho carpct-baggors who poured in on
him In clouds wero utterly bewiluorc1 by tho
reception 4o gavo thom, and the votio1nonco
WITH which ho charged upon tlcsn tho rosrons-
blity for having formentod tile troubles lit the
South. uo llas broadly conveyed tho tslea that
lie has not tho high opinion OF tho Republican
party Ao orlco Ind. Altogether lo seoius to bo
in eanta"kot"'ts g. ~ mood ]Mss NV ;r.:.
WAHH1NdToN, Sept. 1b.-Dispatcics relieved
from Gen. Emory through tho War Department.
from Now Orleans. are brief, aud only copllrm
thu press dispatches.
lilo President, in conversation today, OK
PRESSED bin surprise at tho condlict OF the opro-
nentA Of tho Kellogg Government in rcsortlng to
arns to mnintain teir political position. or, II!
other wolde, inauguratin1E civil war; 11o haa
disposition townld tho pconH and hoped for
better thugs; but 1t seemed ruat they hid nala-
Judged, If they thought that rosorl to violonco
| on their purt would pnss by un'.ccdcd BY tho
Government. In thus connection ilo incidentally
! unmarked that prompt nloaBllros would suppress
further disturbances, aud similar cou1Bo would
have saved tue country from the 1ato Rebellion.
After signing tl,s proclamation, the President
| himself wrota two military osdors' addressed to
the oomna1'ter ut New Orleans, sayiug i'll ct-
| foct that thoy must pruteut lite and preserve
peuco to tlle hcat Of tleir ability Al orders to
be isb'1cd bv thcn must bo previously submitted
to the. proper military authorities for their ai'-
proyai. Yhcro wero no regular plans Of military
movements, but orders will bo ibsuod to meet tho
| emergency.
Troops will bo .cnt to New Orleans in such
numbers Us may be required. as tho psesieout III
determined to savo hfo and preserve peace.
Gen. Sherman and Secretary Belknap both
bcins absent from Washington. military orders
ale isa'ed through Adjt.-uon. Townaond.
| PROCLAMATION by TIE rNEs1uEST
WABlllaarox, Sept. 15.-The President bus
just issued tho following proclamation:
WHEREAS, Il has been passfactorily rcttcsen'ed to
nic That turbulent ami tsorer!y PERSONS huFe conf
hi"eA togctaes With forre and nrns to overthrow slt
State Government OF Louisiana, and to resht the iaws
u Provided i''s'' III to Constitution Of o United
States at tho United Stutcs auat protect every State
tn thIs unoll ch the application Of tho Legislature or
tho Executive when tho Legislature cailnot 10 to1'
provided in ho iaws Of tho United staea That in all
aws thereof 1t shal he lawfni for tho President ot ths
unted s'asea en implication ot tue Lcsa;t1'r,e o.
rannot te convened. 10 cali for tic ma Of a1y othe,
nte or stntes or 70 employ anc part of the and ae
naval forces m ral DO Judged necessary for tie pnr
posu Of nuprrcssing sucl hurrecon, or causing lit
luws 10 To duly executed; and ,-.--
WnEngas. Tua Legislature Of said State Is not noN
present emergency, aul tho Executive Of 1aid stae
t,ucr SIC. 1. Art 4. Of tho Constitution Of tho uncs
hsissora rom aao 1S @ apcaton 10 no for such part
military force Of thu United sates Us may W necss
sary md aeas to protect sa ss'9 a a s sr.'
tue duo execution y =; Of thy wS liz und w,crovc, IL NAV IL
military forco for tic purpose aforesaid, liz wAa
forthwith by "a sch snc1 nsarg9
Gumts within limited timp.
Xow n.ss s. a5a nssasnt ns Ct IT,
man1 suid t'irItcn. aul .llaorlery persons to dt'
ays tf9 hs sts md Ss1t'sF to s{
! Of sail Stale. invoke tho Ad md so-opetalon
all goul citizcna tlrrcuf to upheld tho III" aud rt
In Sit1ess whereof l,avo lcrounto got my ha,!
caused Tug sca of tho usa sates @ ,s, t0 bH t,
sS oy 9 sa s aa q ha xs1
= dc1ico Of tho United States Tho nsict,~g1g1t.: T..
U. .. AAAAIs
Nv tho President: ..
d HAMILTON F1a1t, Secretary Of State.
SPIRIT OF TIE SOUTHERN PRESS.
ii Senator Carpenter reported that J!ttle
. DureIl was tho direct cauSo Of nll our trouble
that tho Stato'of LoniHsana has boon "troaac
bu1reath tho foot Of Federal Judgo.", Th
It opinion Ia Hupported by tint Of Judge Cooley,
u Michigan In Iis laht cflltioi, Of story'a Gun
= | ment1riog tho Judge Buys: "Whtt GoyernEAol
Gun bu moro ttospotio thnn ono oEcctod by m il
iuuoiou, md continued il power by militia
II iorce ,,nicr tho order of l. Judge who, hasiu
J. no iHrisdiction> IL rostruncd by no INV but u
III owl arbitrary will 2"-Ne,Y Orleans Tnses. St1
10 -While iouo,lncing the frauds pornosratcd {
10 tho peoplo of tic Suuth, tho perpetrators NC
ID h,,gred to the Federal bosom ~ pn!itseA! ass
u olaigu autl a1lica Tho Now York Tribune has
d rotuedy to propoae Bayo practical purlicatlIt
lr Of tho Fodurat uuyorEmont, mud = common q
~ tnrm,nation n,nony THO peoiae Of the reapoeA'
IT, seo!,ons to aoai honestly and iass1y " ea,
1o otler This ron,odY, though SLOW, might
sh n,1ro 1t iB, however, lar lcas certain apa pra
(lo teal thnu tho Aerafd's Convoltlan proposltlo
ho lch Convention, while Keeping soetona, ~
H. trayagaucea in check, would h9 natonaI III a!l q
hotter oiernnnts Of an nbHtlroo 1laIloi'Al'Ia'
Orleans Times. Stpl. II. =.
-YAo thoughtful OF tho citlzons OF ll1o Nor
arc not IllHonslb'o to- nor tofGet1ut or, the IT,
wrunrs an proyooat'9,sv q o our peope toS or ~ y
od other neqye oct with moro prudence, lnode!
ill., ton, aud polf-control than wo havef And tt
~ question han not has tho seolu asMl s!Gri'lca
tlu It nn,ghi to nye, from tl,oir limited knoMlod
ti- of tho groyancos under which Our paoplo sun
C. It tAey know half Tho true atatc Of CUR elfa!
'fo tley would DO fur noro intulgens Aad cI'ar'tab
M cyoll to our orrors mid excossoa. Thoy Wnl
nd tuon, iu a husly. collo to thu conclusion, +
IN. o,,estly cxpseAgel by visitors, that few peol
NJ, would boar will. THO oquanitnity ours have
hs cquul proYB,tro of calalnlty and impovershnlt
he iniiictctl by tlIo naraulora who haso boon foi
'ye cd Into political power in tlla 5tato.-Netu
~ trans Pieayune, Stpt u.
At, Nowhere III Lotlisiana -oau tho ueor
'o thro.,Eh tho courts, oa,ta!,, protectinn ngni
'yo lilo wrongful nets OF the public olcln1a kelle
NJ na aud llis purity havo put over tlcm. in -, =
'ea nhnbitanta, nnd our psoplo aro reduced to
~ extremity Of abandoning tho country Or o.
10 10 Horilg to tia Inherent right Of aelf-psotesto
NC call It revolution II yon Will. ~
ffo lioyo that II tho people ot tho Nort taofst'
tho roI situation Of tho Southern ssatee ! II u
- sar. 1FihI uake.1