, 1874-09-21

~ malo51y OF Votoa; that - = Mthosity was
istratIon Was roformatoiy -; ,leaome. Dut
losopo!ans' haf of vl I'd fip nof Soissas o.ro q
straw for h!s cause. WAS hin solo rel,anco. Los,
.ii .an 5oo h!od along sho H. streets at took po-
Of anetnies,-tElat wRa Kellogga aolo available
Btrength; while thot1sanda and thousands of
enraged oitizonH througod oyory stroet. Every
block. every houHe, every shed; stearbont, and
cry baIcony ard window opening upon tho blno
! mnas of Afetropolitans Was btisttDg with loaded
rifles. Nor MAS tho enomy to be mot a common
o. Q; hundreds Of war-scarted veterans wero
Oh = score OK bloody battio-.loh's. II Ia not to
bo wondered at TINT tho little baud Of 600 matted
away In moment before tho daadly tire Of tLa
whole onragol city.
W!len thoy ~ere gone, all was CONS.
"wl.kNE ARE TIE mllyrsA2"
cried the people, IT. deriston, tho follows that
used to wear tho big caps, nnd parade no gral,lly
on Sundavs2" They havo cost tho State moro
taan 4luo, quo year; bu! they wore nevor In
tendoh for uao,-thoy werc simply ornamental.
holiogg aud Longstroot wero too wise to bring
theu, into actlon. Iho officers thought tnom-
Bclvcs fortunate in gottlng within tllo heavy
graHite wal!s Of TUG oid st. Louis notcl now tho
state.Ho ; Wlnlo tho rank aud flo wore qulct-
ly, sitting OIL their dool.stcpa ut homo, TALKING
with thotr neighhorB about "the fuss" and won
dorlng how 1t would como out.
Inc llttlo contiict on Canal street virtually
completed the revolution. 4 visit to tho aceno
Of batflo MI hour alter it was over, found avery
thing comparatively quiet. The wounded wore
nelag carried away in carrsages; thcy were greet
% 90 VIII iho "2rmcst ri applause by their friends.
plorced by several balla while bravoly urging on
luis men. was carried away very kindly 6y d
Whte-Loague Club. l. couple Of dead horhos,
and tue tudtca Of four or Two policemen. sttl! !ay
upon tho street. Large pools Of boud mnrkou
fnro r1+ ri 1tar Ia hrnA ffn1 ta;e L.,
Squads Of armed rncn wero running ia every di-
rection aud the Btrcos wero crowded with OK
cttol spectators. But
NO VIOLENT DEMONSTRATIONS
were mado nGninst nNy onc. Vaere were but few
co!or ID people on tho atrcots. but they might
hare 1Hltea thoas With Impun!ty, rs Cor. Penn
had is,ued Il proclamation dino4isning all inton-
tlou ot iuju,sng them, aud assuring them TINT
taoir paisona anI rights should be most sacrc4!y
protected. There seemed to bo no thought on
lhe par Of any one Of making war upon them.
Many havo Binco visited the uovors,or and have
boon se,,y cordially recesyea by hsn. Just aftor
tho conflict 4 con1i.auy Of United Statos troops
arrived BY tue Jackson Raih oad, aua marched
down Canal street. They were received with
presented arms by tho insutsenss and loud
cheers by tue cltizons. Indeed, It would be hnyd
to CONCEIVE Vi 4 1novomcut conducted with more
sing!eness. OF pusroso and quiet. orderly exc
cutton. Thero was but ono inject iu Tho move-
mont. and that was to overthrow lnau whom
tho citizeuu believed to he q uHurper, and Gpy-
eg!nent Which they regarded as Oppressive,
odiot1e. aud iutolerable. One blow accomplished
Jcso r. 1 nrdor ce a,, MSa semoa "n
noosto m occn,,nt ~ ii. not;troi 3u %"n ~ oa m
previous conduct.
Tuesday morning tho stato.nouHo vns quietly
ro,,1arot, tIa ,,,;oa ,,,r,. ,' Saa aNr
pulled or their caps and coa:s, und returned to
thor homes. glad to got back to tueir breakfasts
aud their wiycs and chtld1cn. Armed patrols
49,, ,I IL - ;t: ~ "3 ~ w @ e. - nI.oo'a.
n,,d daw a, niacas ~ i",;,o.s ,sorn nitsa1P "P
aud crowa Of s,'octatore wore at MI tho cor,ars
ay,nv oo"ortv ~, md own ti'a atrnots 'a,,;
entV Ppan 10 soa soasg ascr
VIII inaf wentsnasa ~ co,.,mnn - -, .o;t66
,st i,ann,eo;, tnI IT, t,a.a ~ ~ o,at1i
ittlc ,m',rc st;rrnr oo;nr m ;ust o1 +" ions ot
~ '0
tENsAtSif SEA1 AATTS.
1,,as 10 sna , tsrs % si tK, t"a. naya soen NEW
v'i1ans aooa ,eatS ciioor1u.. H. sonnto, gloomy
ss1Is: 'as M ias aom oaSty aase > maa Mreasnea "ls
~, ,,a,a au siS at y. uaGns "eto nosra
r ~ o'Ety sly nSn'H3 oens'.su'a.tona ~ pAhso9
M l" nanr aau ,orn w u ~nn} ~ so sen9sM 1oy o1
so Monp, et"ry one aoehGa '. no'sAoof md OLD se
aoln.Go aRn,'.l;s.,, ~ 1,' o'S,; omy e,au
~ Mernpmtam " l @ H9rtnofher os orth
ana eaueatlon, hs "as' eontu not iook upon
t ttia's rHjo;c'ng , o.mtoploaensltlg ~ tnel'
lnces tao'f ~ u's; 'nsas naantse1 anu hoaefatioh'
oil inat ~ noD'o H. my 1ellow-conntfymol',-
without iselng profonna 1!l respect and earnest
HJ!hggiatns lof tn9i. % tno cohtess between tnenl
anu Aellosg onlc1als ano supporters was hu'nil,
atlns peyoua @ aeeteo ~ anS aaneIene OF haaiSal e.
"at S c %u7 1a -, %n h{ast a. ; VI 5ho
goneo, Of 5onnea Msa cultuao, aaa OF Tue gseatest
bravery a1'd galansty, VINO 1of aux years haFo
onaulea auSo.nione w "n'cn has heSot takeh
onu uonest anoaSs aoe sna'r RfosPerlsy; VINO
u.