The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-16

reason that negro blood had been she,
and they would have white blood. Tw
whites sent to talk with them were free
upon, mortally wounding one and seriousl,
injuring the other. The whites this morn
ing dispersed them, killing several.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. l5.-Dispatche,
from New Orleans, received on Change
this noon, announcing the complete sue
cess OF the revolution there, we're received
with cheers. A call for meeting at the
court house tonight, to express sympathy
with the citizens OF Louisiana, and thank
tulness for their relief from oppression,
was signed by a large number of mer-
chants, and will be printed in the evening
papers,
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. l5.-The mass
meeting called to sympathize with the
actors in the movement in Louisiana, to
secure change in the government was
largely attended. All speeches expressed
sorrow and indignation at past oppression
and the warmest congratulations as to the
success OF the present step. Resolutions
we're adopted expressing the feelings of the
meeting. K. j. T. dareche, a prominent
lawyer of this city, addressed the people
at length.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA New Orleans
dispatch says the cotton exchange posts |
bulletin announcing that the exchange will |
close at p, NJ, as a mark of sympathy |
with the movement to establish a legiti- |
mate government in Louisiana.
WASHINGTON Sept. l5.-The President
has received from Gov. Kellogg by tele-
graph, an application for aid to protect
Louisiana from domestic violence
No other dispatches have been received
by the President or Attorney General from
e Kellogg, except the application for aid
This was referred to the Attorney General
Secretary Belknap being absent, A proc
lamation will be issued Immediately direct
ed against the dsturbers of the peace in
Louisiana. The President also had con.
ference with Adjuntant General Town
send. 8
The Presidents proclamation, Just is
'ued, is in the usual form and directed C
lgainst the dlsturbers of the peace and or T
!erlng them to disperse within FIVE days Il
md calling on the citizens to uphold the 9
government.
New Orleans dispatches to the War De- u
artment confirms the press reports. The ~
resident in conversation to day expressed
urprise at the civil war inauguated by
he opponents of the Kellogg government. "
ie expressed hope to many citizens of i,
of better things there The re- IT.
larks seem to have been msconstrued
te remarked incidentally that prompt
leasures would be taken to SUP.
ress further disturbances. The Presi
ent has addressed two orders to
ne commander to preserve peace to the A
est of his ability, Orders will be issued ii
} meet any emergency Troops will be
INT to New Orleans in such numbers as NJ
re needed, as the President is resolved to eli
reserve peace, al
Gen. Emery has addressed a dispatch to n
en-: Mcdowell, which has been sent to
e War Department. He says he has an
sufficient number of troops to sustain -.
lmseif IN case of a conflict between the s ns
oops and the insurgents. ea ea
The President before leaving to-day is m ~e
led two orders to Gen. Emery, and ri
the federal troopsin Louisiana, through
djutant General Townsend, but the pur- -,
,rt of these orders could not be ascer
ined, further than that they were issued
the purpose of preserving peace and
eventing bloodshed