The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17
OPINIONS oFTHH pREss. 8

OPINIONS OF THH PRESS
NEw YoRK, September 16,-7The Express
declares that the Government ought not and
cannot support KeIloggis usurpation, EVENT.
II Is determined To- put down what it calls
insurfeetioh !. 1T has held nip The hands 5ofI
the Kellogg government tootlong already for
its Own honor or the safety and welfare of
the people, and now when it, insists upon
dispersion upon the one hand lit fought at
least to insist upon surrendef upon the
other, and SO submit the whole question 10
the people of Louisiana. arE s;.ft
:! !, The Post says The American people
cannot and will not submit to such French
performances 'as occurred in New Orleaps,
on Monday. No injustice or political OPP
preston acan9bei so construed. as to justify
indiscriminate riot in the streets Of ami
American city. Resort to arms iis an uDjusti-
fable remedy for the evils complained Of byl
the citizens of Louisiana. The United States
Congress have refused to relieve the PresiI!
dent of bis embarrassment, and upon that
body must be placed the final responsibility.
The Commercial AdoeJfiser. says. g The
riot in, New Orleans has become q revolution
On the part of the men who formerly fought
outside, aid now. find it necessary to fight
within the Union with the pretence of 10y!
LII
the rioters to disperse does him honor, 1t
was the only course consistent with law and
republican institutions; and moreover the
President is pledged BY his record before
Congress on the Louisiana question to re.
cognize and restore the administration just
overthrown. There are tribunals before
whom the wrongs of Louisiana may be ap-
pealed. Nothing can be yielded at, the die
Iogs n
from the insurgents. Let them lay down
their arms and they may expect all mercy
from the man to whom Lee surrendered.
Tomorrow there must be obedience to the
law" ss,,l.- ,$<1
aa WHO IS TO COMMAND LOUISIANA trI
It is in. consideration whether Louisiana
shall be added to General Sheridan's depart
ment, or whether General Terry shall be sent
to New Orleans. General Terry ranks Gen
eral Emory. sts.1.'si8 -
---~R RJoICINas THROUGHOUT LOUISIANA. -
DELHI. La, September 16.-A mass.meet-
ing of citizens of Richland parish was held
Yesterday at Raysyille, and there was great
rejoicing at the news from, New Orleans.
1 e. M. N. Brumley, Governor McEnery's
appointee to the Office Of. Taxi Collector, was
installed into Office by the citizens, who gave
three. cheers to the outgoing Kellogg APP
pontee, M. Jones, for the courteous manner
| in which be surrendered the office, which
was followed by loud and enthusiastic
cheers for the new collector and redeemed
Louisiana. All the officers of the parish are
now McEnery men. a large number Of cot
|sored men attended the meeting and partici.
pated in the rejoicing. There was general
rejoicing here and throughout the parish.
Franklin parish will install her McEnery
officers to-day. - rS &f&
J. n, ALL QUIET IN NBw ORLEANS. .T /
NEW ORLEANS, September 16.-:The city
continues quiet. Police duty throughout
the city last night was performed By Volun.
teers. This morning there is a very general
resumption Of business. There ARE no gather
ings Of the people or evidences of excite
ment in any quarter.