Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-20
The Louisiana ImbroSiiO.


hour last night reports that McEnery and
| Kellogg have made an agreement by which a
new election will be held in Louisiana, the
| government in the meantime to deyolNe upon
/ the President of the State Senate.
A meeting was held at Louisville last night
| to express sympathy for the people of Louis
ana in their effort to rid themselves Of the
/ Kellogg government Ii was largely attended
/ and the utterances of the speakers were very
/ moderate A meeting is called for tonight at
/ Springfield for similar purposes the call be
! ing signed by General John McClernand and
a number of other prominent citizens.
! The Democratic State Central Committee
! held meeting here yesterday, during which
number of members expressed entire synnpa
thy with the people of Louisiana, and some
! thought McEnery should be sustained by the
| General Government but the general opln-
/ ion appeared to be that the legal aspect of
the case is against them. Among business
men OF this city there appears to be strong
feeling of sympathy with the people OF
Louisiana but there is a difference OF opinion
as to the best course for the Government to
pursue, though many think the President
should appoint a Provisional Governor and
have new election held under the supervis
ion of army officers, a. proposed by Carpen-
tiers bill last winter
New Orleans Sept loth.-Me Emery and
Penn have issued all address to the people,
advising cheerful obedience to the constitu-
ted authorities.
New Orleans, Sept lSth.-No new devel-
opments this morning
General Broohs occupies the eNeeutiNe o.
fee. The Mayor will have consultation
WIN nun relative 70 re-estapIlsllhS 'ue Iuu-
mclpal government etc. r.
A consultation Is row gong on at the Gus
tom House, between GOV. McEnery and parti-
sans, ana GoV. helloSS' ana otheIS' looA4Hs |"
a compromise, but legal oostatIes are sAlu 10
present themse Ives at almost every step:
Military occupation till Congress disposes of
Hp XYO11l1 11ulTlrES be gltertullV
acqulesced III by both parties.
A dispatch to Governor McEnery IRON
Bayou sara, reports the town attacked last
night by negroes. me attack was repulsed.
General Emory has ordered troops to that
point.
meeting this morning issued an order through
AdJutant General townsend, 70 dehefal EN-
cry, He Is directed by the freslutht 90 say
that your acts t. tins date, 50 lar as thty
have been reported and received mere ONO allG'
are approved, except so lar as they name Col
Brooks as the commander ei the Clty "t New
Orleans. 1t would have been better to have
named nm commander Of the tinted states
forces III that place Iht state government
existing at the time of the present insured
tlonary movement must be recognized as the
lawful state Government until some otner
can be legally supplied. pom the surrender
OF the insurgents you VIII inform Gov. hel-
logg of the fact, and give him the necessary
sUpIOIl " IC-tSthDll'u blc dulAi'libg VI tl4t
State Government, Ii at the end u the hVe
days, given in the proclamation OF the 10Th,
inst, there still exists armed resistance to the
authority of the State, you will summon the
surrender OF the insurgents, II the sufren-
der Is not quietly made, II must be enforced
at all hazards. This being an inSuTecuon
against the State government of louisiana,
to aid IN the suppression Of which this Gov
eminent has been called upon IN the forms
required by the Constitution and laws OF
Congress hereunder, 1t is the province OF the
United States authorities t. make terms with
parties engaged in such instruction.
[Si5medl Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General
Washington, sept. 18th. The President IN
conversation to-day said that he believed all
serious trouble in Louisiana was now over
and expressed a hope that business would be
fully resumed in New Orleans ana elsewhere
in the State. He was gratihed in learning
that no conflict whatever had occurred pc
tween the Federal and State troops and that
the General Government had not been forced
to extreme measures.
1t is ascertained from an official source that
orders for the movement OF troops and YES
sells had not up TO 2. NJ, to-day, been eoun-
fernandez, with the exception of one COM
pauy in Michigan. Although no danger Is
apprehended the orders viii remain i'll force
at least until Monday next as a precautlon-
airy measure.
Washington Sept. 1Sth.-It is improbable
that any luftutf lhsuuttlons Will ne sent 10
General Emory at present. Army officers say
the army is not large enough to protect the
frontiers and at the same time act as posse
comitatus to judicial officers of the south in
enforcing process in extraordinary cases, such
as that of Louisiana.
New Orleans, Sept. loth.-Lieutenant GOV
ernor Penn says the troops engaged on the
l4th inst, We're not insurgents but militia OF
iisheu uo laCSD' 40 ~ war uo -
through the United States forces o.-.---
Kellogg to-day that the insurgents had dis