, 1874-09-04

THE PRESIDENT TO BEonErARY DKLKNAP.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. 8.-The following
lottor wns received here to~day:
loHa nMaxcn, Sept. ?, 2e74. ::
% g :e S5ab xss In 1ou
slans Aa1an', nd South osrolas* ehox aiaregsra
o.g rot 70 b telorsted in sny si1Ilzed 0oraFnmant
Il looks As IT, unless spoedly checked matters must
esvs no Tsss s 'a Ell I'll
such authority becomes rowosleaa untar such cir-
ali ai iSr tho protecioa of fo and eivi 1gha legally
VII i d. ~ sSe IA 9ios5
aaA 20 osdcx, tle., troopa a 70 bs avslable
Of tle south viii Be- nndsr she Law Depaxtusnt Of tho
Government, and will bo directed BY t'ss A!orney-
forcement 1t sct, No instrretioas acel therotoso be
given tho troops ordered into tho bontheEn Stsea TT
c9E as hoy my b fres hs to no q
t8igaedi '@ D. g. an4nr.
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS TO UNITED RTATEB
a1AuslIAIs At THE SOUTH.
WAsu1xaros, Sept. 3.--As tie result Of tho
conference hold Ut tho War Department a* noon
to-day, tho following waa fasuod this afternoon !:
DErknTMzsz o. 1ua11oE,t
wAs,s1saros, Sept. 8, le74.
SIN: 0utragea ot variona descriptions. and, in
eomn cases, ntrocious murds1s, heve been committed
In your district by bodies Of armed non, eornomea IN
Disguise, aud with vie~ II is believed. q osorawtng
and !ndmdasing poaceaNa and larahidtng dhzeas,
constitxsion md laas Of to unise states. Your It.
tonon Is dircctcd 10 not of Congress- paased April
:s .s. ts.;s It to, t. fat III. ~ "a g r.
for thsr vndtestion" and to another; passed.
April ao lsn antissad " An aet to enforce tt,e pno
tuition Of tha United 8taea and for ether purposes
also to ono passed. Ny 1a7o, entitled Az .e4 e g.
toF's to ,ds e. d ss t. Of .9s e ~ u
anspn,eo:s mike heso aesa, o, E., T,o!snss
circ,assuoes, to proceed viii ali poa1le energy and
pctFsIors ii theso sries' snd 70 that ed you ara
spafe no effort or noceeaary erponae Tas TROOPS af
o unod ssatos wn b. stoasd a. A. ~ ~ y
giving rou all noodfui ad in tho discharge Of your Of
ilcial dutlcs You understand. ot eostas that no II
ica or party actton not In violation Of aw but pro.eo
tfon to i'll eassos Of czens white aud eoore IN The
mont OF ottor rights md privileges 10 which tey a1
entitled under the Constitution md aTa Of ne un'ted
Tese g.. 4rs by q es 9f s
'''@' dEonaE i. WILLIAMS Attorney.eeneral
Tho aboye Ia nddreaBo1 to the United 6tntoa
| n1arHhals aud Attorneys, and Is prepared With
| the Endorsement Of the President, to whoua the
| substantial points wero submitted during the
! visit Of the Attorney General to Long Branch.
yIRwB or SOUTHERN CoNG1EsaMEN.
! WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. Ex-senator. West
and Representatives sypher and Mosey, Of Lou
iaiapn, Senator Spencer and Representative
Hayes, OF Alabama. and Senator Patterson, ol
! South Carolina. Ind made arrangements for ~
! interview with President Grant OF Long Branch
on Saturday, with roforonco to the condition Of
snaiss In their respective States, hut az Attor'
| uey- -Genornl WllinmB' instructions to Marshn!t
and Attorneys in the Bouthorn States mot thes'
respective cases. auch interview may DO nbantion'
! cd as unnecessary.
Marshal Packard. Of Louisiana, made roqui'
sftion several days ago for troops to enforce
PROCESS in that State. eouator West deaired The
tho troops at Holly Springs to DO removed Il
| Now orleans, believing their more presence
would hayo = good naozal effect, while tho!
| might bo employed under tue usual Limitation!
aud restrictions i'll tho enforcement Of the lR{YR.