, 1874-09-28
LOUISIANA.
ANOTHER UPRISING ArrREnEnDED.


New ORLEANS, Sept. 27,-To-day's Bulletin,
aftor publishing Ke1ogg>a lottors az they ap-
peared IN the New York Tribune says. In rela~
tion to Carpenter'a connection NTH tho matter:
the following mc'norandunla on atubs: May u,
1873-1latt Carpenter, $500. May q, 1s73-s500.
Dec. 29--s5oo. In another check, date forgotten,
$4,000. We have also seen lettor from Car
pontor to Kellogg calling for moro money, aad
was hard up and in need Of funds" Then follows
long list made from tho checl-book, including
tia following: July II, 1873, J. I. Beckwih, $500
April g. 1874, Hactwith, Sl.001. (Beckwith ia
pnsod Sates es s @ ,y;, MsGs y
draft for $500; March II. 8. g. Packard. $780,;
April O. =. D, Packard, $500; April n, Packard's
draft, $l,000 April %, Packard. $500; Aprll
50, Packard. 5000; April 80, Weat. $1,000. Tho
fivo checkB for various purposos. The largost is
June 80, 1878, for repairs to tho ntoaulcf Ozark.
s1.337; and tho ennlleat is April IA, for the
Lafourcnc sufferers, s25; July 2, 1873, Caleb
Gushing. S1,0U0.
CONCLUSION or TIE ADDREss OF TIE ANT1-KE1-
LOCO COMMITTEE
We published on Saturday the greater part Of
tue address to the people Of the Un'tsd Btatcs
iHsuod by the Committee representing tho oppo-
sition to Kellogg. Tho conclusion OF the doc
umcnt-.Nhich had not then come to hand-is aB
follows:
And here it il important to say worl about
body known ~ the Awhile League" and
which has been mtsrcpreHented abroad. It will
bo remembered thal tho white militia of Now
Orleaua had boen dtabanded, their arins taken
from shnm. and All exclusive negro militia organ-
lied in their stcad. by an Infamous by-lan, tho
metropolitan police. for whose support hp enor-
nous tax is 1eyiod upon tho city exclusively, had
boon taken from under the control Of the Mayor
aud made subject to tim orders Of the Governor
alone. Thia body WAS used to iutlmidato and
oyerswo tho citizens, to guard tho residences and
porsons Of timorous officials, and to dragon the
parishes wbonever any political scheme required
Of every moanB Of dotonse. wore threatened moro
over BY d formidable oattl-bouna league OF tho
blacks, which, under tbs command OF cunning
aud unscrupu1ous ncgroos might at any mo-
ment plunge them Into what they wcre most
anxious to avoid, an war OF racea" The inces~
san. domand for Offices from tho City, State, aud
General Governments. for Which they profTored
no other title than that Of color; tho Develop
rnent in their conventions OF apirt Of proacrip-
tion against white Radicals, aud oyon against
honorable Republicans who had fought for their
liberation; thoir increasing arrogance, which
knew no bounds; their increasing dishonesty,
Which thoy regarded aB stateaman-llko virtue;
ther contemptuous scorn Of all the rights Of tho
whi,o man .tcld ~heh .,as they dared trospass at
ii Tue platform Of tho Croscont City
Whito League, warned ua that the calamity no
had long approhondcd WAS immiuent, and that
we must other prepare for or perish nnder 1t.
With the hopo, then, as distinctly aud openly do
wilitos as q raeo, aud their preparation for any
emergency, might arrest tho threatened horrors
Of social rar, tho White Loague was formed,
its object being, as publicly sot FORTH to assist
mont to tho State Of Louisiana, aud. By union
with all other good cltlzons, to maintain aud dc.
foud the Constitutions Of tho United StateA md
rho State, and to msiutatn and protect our rights
and the righta Of all citizens.
But to return: 6atlafcd Of the impossibiity
Of securing fair registration aud election, and
that it was tho Bettlca purpose Of the isurper to
deprive the white people Of tito State Of Louis
lana OF tho right to c&rry arns,-a right secured
to them By the Constitution Of tho Unitod
disponaaple to their porsonal proteotion,-a r1ass
meeting OF tho citizens of New Orleans WAS
called to assemble on tho morning OF Sept. ID.
At that meetng-the largest in numbers aud
streets Of New Orlaans. resolutions setting
forth the remedilcsa wrongs unaor which wo suf-
ferod wero adopted, and Committee OF oitizeus
nna appointed to nait on William Pitt Kellogg
aud donand his abdcation. At 1o1l1 p. m. tho
Committee waited upon Mr. Kellogg at tho stato-
into au armed camp. kellosg, however, had lied
to tho Cuslon-Holise, which ho did not again
leave until roiuatatea in the Stato-Houao by Fed
eral bayonets. aud from tho Cuatom. House re-
refusing to receive or trent with tho Committee.
Tho Committee 10 reported. Instantly, and as
Que mau, tic citizens rose In tho streets and
in private stores arms had boen seized IN open
day, by the police, and forcibly taken possession
Of and retained. Tho owner OF a portion Of the
arms 10 seized had applied to d prominent j.l-
diclal tribunal, and obtained m order for their
rcloaso. This order was dsobeyed by tho police
authorities, and. when tho court attempted
to yindlcate ita own dignity aud tue majesty Of
l., 8n ar,1 iutr ft1r "
p. Kellogg interfered and pardoned tho Offenders,
who woro Immediately roleasod. At the moment
OF tho popular upriaing steamship lay opposite
tho Third Precinct Poliee-Station, having OH
individuals A. large SOUND, of metropolitan
police, with loaded guns aud cannon, poiutod,
prevented all accosa to the atenuor, and tho ro-
inoya] Of tho aims by those 10 whom they law
fully boong; ana tue citlzens. rallyang On tue
to tic leyoe to take poHaesston Of tho property
which Wnn theirs by right Of purchase. At tho
hoad Of Canal street, tho Metropolitan Brigade
commAuded BY Con: LongzEooe i'll s nessqn r.
terceptod snd attaeaoa lnem' NJ, aa' ;man oasoS
auI In briot half-houe this protorian
baud, 30 long a uenaco aud terror Was nwept
awaY, and tho defeated ren'nantb OF the Ko'ioEE
usuipation. covering fugitiyes from tho uoyorn 4,
Custom. 'u NJ iIouac Sheltered bono&tL tho folds Of
tho American dag, thoro thoJ wore suffered to
ronain unmoacstod. =
What followod has passed Into history ana 10
ntren utntnont Of tho peoples CHOICE amid universal
rojoicings, onterad without oppoa.ion npon tho 70
dlsoLsrge OF ita Legitimate functions. Joy sat III
oyory hsart anh tllusn'ncd every eaun.enaGo.
new esa Of oondsnc Peace sno n Mtpe,o
edpcas Of tllo past nas forgotten in the bright
| and oAoorlng anticirationh Of tho future. Hnt
| tits short-iived triumph mas abruptly closed
Deforo tho proclamation Of tho psoslaent !, T.
| bowed ltH head, aud 1T the mandate OF tta
| General wo laid down our arms. retired fron!
| thn ofIroa no lad taken possuhalon of. Ant
to which we moro lawfully onlitlod. gayo M ths
captured araenn!s and stores, ans! 40 proVoa, ~
we lad ever asserted. our unquostloniug obodl-
| onuo to tho General Goyornu1nt.
Friends, eouptrymsu, loyers Of fsoudom, u.