, 1874-09-19
A Local Papers Account Of the Fight
ing at New Orleans.
Some Pictures Of the State Of Affairs at
the South.
Tho Manufacture of Outrages for. Effect
upon Northern Opinion:
Gov. Brown, Of Tennessee, Protests
Against Federal Usurpation.
AT NEW ORLEAN9,
ALL QUIET IN THAT C11y YESTERDAY


Speefat DiapatcA 10 The Chicago Trtbnhr.
NEW OnLEAys La., sop:. 18.--Tho t:,Ay tns
passed with vorY little excitement, tho principal
interest being centorod in tho result of tho con:
fctences going on botwcon tho Stato Central
Committees Of tho Republican and Democratic
partios. Up to this evening nog much waa gon-
orally known ahoutit, only ono Of the city paperB
having tho account Of the conference whtcl, ap-
pearod in TIE TRIBUNE of this morning. Much
popular dissatisfaction wns oxproseed many a1lcg
Ing TINT the lenders wora trading aud selling out.
4 joiut meeting Of tho Central Committees Of
tho two parties was held in tho morning, mud
proposition WAS nlade by the Democrats In lieu
of tho ono proposed last night This was ra-
jected By tho Republicans, who hold moeting
and drow up proposition.
Many OF tho sefuSeea in tho Custom-Houso
to-day won't 10 their homes, aud Republicans Of
Lesser note worc frequently met On tho Btrceta.
KELLOGG TO SENATOR WEST.
GOV. Kellogg yesterday aont thu following dis
patch to sepator West:
Iace tho Wesor papars TINT ron severely criticfH
ny leaving tho State House. left the statoHouxo
Monday m15nlg at tue earnest solicitation Of al Of our
Of the House being absent from tho Stnte accdent
to mo they felt would nuke tho complications acsper-
ate. None but colorod ma were III the Btate-
House, and had They made my resistance they woul1
have been burned out and masvacred, the building
being entirely n1eienHihle. II our friends viii conc
here and hc1p us, wo will 10 worry glad.
The State Central Committee Of
THE TWO PARTIES
mot in joint secret session in Collector Caseys
oflico in the Custonl-HouBo at o'clock last
evening, and adjourned at hnlf-past II o'clock,
to meet at 12 tomorrow. They had at that ti1ne
acted upon Six propositions. omanating from the
Republican Cou,mittco, apd tho Hon. Efllughsm
Lawrcpco, b Lboral membor, informed THE
TRIBUNE correspondent that tho negotiations
were going on worry smoothly and Satisfactorily,
but that thoy would probably not be completed
Tonight. Whatever arrangements are p1ado by
these committoos, it is extremely doubtful
whother they will ba =
CARRIED INTO EFFECT.
Doth Republicans aad Democrats look upon
thom With suspicion. Kollogg ulay ba willing to
submit to amoHt any torms bnt it ID not likely the
Republicans mill allow him 10 do 81. McEnory
Ia no stronger in hts party than Kellogg in LB,
and it is improbable that llo could bind them to
any proposition.
An executive order from Gov. Kellogg directs
tho State officers to resume tholr offices tomor-
row. Tho Registrars Of Votots will rosunlo
/ registration in the morning. lilo city is por-
| fcctly tranquil.
FArFE ALARsE.
Sutctni Uisnatc. IL 1thr th,caqn Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S.--ln foforonco to the
! reportea riot At Bayou Sara, tho fo!'oNing din.
| Z. L. Wober:
| bAxo sAnA, Sept. ls.-The trouble originated In a
ruor that ene coaorod people Tere organizing to n'r
tue town. Two charged With said oi(o1Ha "ero tried
and acquitted. Tha clArga wNR RrounHlesas n colt-
cotod to get tho leaders of tho Republican pnrty to;
Ret1er to make them share tho fAto OF Deweeso and
|
perfect reign Of torror Ia cnuHod by arnad "hita
Itagucra E~trollng ta streets a. cheering for Nc
Emery Tbs rioters have net got posaeEs'on Of tue
| ia Mt .tssot'atsl F5e,s.1
| WHAT THE STORY WAs.
| New ORLEANS. sopt. 18.-A dispatch to Gov.
MoEHory. from Bayou Sara reports that town
attacked last night bI nogroca. Tho attack wah
that point.
| TIE STATUS or THE TWO GOVERNMENTS ~ GTATEn
| Hy rENN.
L!ent-0oy. Penn makes the following stato-
mont rolatiyo to the State Governments;
Tho two Governments havo boeu organized
ainco 1879. :it!sre was meotipg ol tho Nlc-
Emery Legislature laht session In every roBpoet,
therefore that alatus OF tho do facto a1.d do t!lru
goyornlnentB was maintained. Tho tr''ors el''
gagnd IN the 1lth instead Of luhrrgensa u
mi&ia Of tho McEaery Goyernnont, duly
commissioned Sc. They overthrow md drove
from the soil Of tho State tho oIlcofH ot tho o
facto Governments, establishing tho au':npry "
u do fac:o as vol! as do jufe ttoYurnmont., ul'.
dor tho STRUT letter Of tho Iaw. Kellogg could nut
call upon tho Unltod staton to ,n!eriero. hr
and l,a Gorers,,nont beIngiout OF thu Stato, al,i
un4bia ut the time of his application to maintain
hllnbclf on Louisiana aoll. but 4 refugee IN TUG
ouatom-1l 1louso., Tho proclamation Of tue troat;
B!atsa foroos ars In rosaosalon OF ths