The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16
rur NEW ORLEANS TROUBLES q
NOW THEY ORIGINATED ORIG, 4 I. . ED
PARTIES TIL . ERE: KEf 20.

.o his own rte'ectlon. aho tiiae ho '' '
70 st( the people OF New Orleans ''
!o'''" srns and indeed had, we betieSe
ps sarcd Them to surrender their arms 70 M
o' '.;nr.-snd that registration TOOK pace
in"''r ',.v-sua the following may then b
understood; -. o.,,sn
,S,>.r,,l 20 the Washington Repahi'can,l
-. nrico0s, september 1S.-The follow
He1 ,,;,, was posted over the city to-day Q;
snS w., csruers. who have been reeesy
inc "m ,, secretly for several days and dlstri
ny ~; "''r ,bem among their clubs: : Il
bu"n- ,,"S.,S NJ ht,c 0rleaaS.-For nearly
49, ao-s vo, have been the silent but indig
''o ',trsrsrs Of outrage after outrage,
na"s mon You by usurping govern
heHt|" one hy one your dearest rights have
i--'n', ,r,,nn,,d unon. until at last. in the Su'
pF. ,">, nrirh, Of lis insolence, this mocEery
lET"' rann1l,c,u government has dared even
.! - =. ynu that right so sotemnly Suaran.
:" ~ ~ ;hc very Constitution OF the United
.E" which in Article . Of the amend
go ,iarI,res bat The right. of the peo-
~, - raeu ana bear arms shall not be- IN
;Tiuocd.> ,.u,, >, whose
,.,.;,ta., pcrpeulity our fathers pledged thelf
;...,. .br;r fortunes and their sacred honor.
!. ,,,, ak, declared that even Congress shall
I :. nn aw airidsing the right Of the peo-
.i|" ,,.,re.hIv 70 assemble and to petition the
t> ~ for redress of grievances. 1t
~. r,.n,,in> for lis to ascertain whether this
-:,,r. INV longer remains to US. We there
go c.IJ mon Won, on Monday morning, the
.r5 dgy Of Seutcmber, 1874, to close your
,1aros Of business, without single eXcep.
!iinn am; at II o'clock a. NJ. to assemble al
thr Ci,g statue. on Canal street, ana IN tones
land enough 20 he heard throughout The
l.rrth and breadth Of the land, declare that
you are Of right. ought 10 be, and mean to
py Tree.
,rrloy OF TIE CITIZENS MEETING.
Nsr orleans. September 14.-In response
toa csll for mass-meeting IN Canal street
mis- morning 10 protest against the seizure
n, s-rI. nf private citizens, men began TO as.
.rlblc ab0nt 10 O'Clock, and By l the great
-rarourhfare was filed for several squares,
Many stores were closed, and there seemed
u he q very general suspension OF business
An address was delivered from the base Of
The Clay statue. No disturbance Of any kind
occurred.
The following resolutions were adopted
"Whcrcas AZ 4 general elections held in
Louisiana on the 4th of November, 1871
.n9r SicEnerv was elected Governor by 0
majority Of nearly 10000 votes over his op-
n19eut. William =. Kellogg; S. B. Penn.
Acknowledgement by majority OF lo,0ot
over his opponent, G. c. Antoine; ant
waert., rs fraud and violence those defeat
Ell seized the Executive chair, and from time
10 tine, hy other irregular, fraudulent, and
violent acts. IN the face of the report Of the
committee of the Senate Of the United States
s,iointrd to investigate the affairs of Loui
sans, that the existing government Of the
>,a,e j. al u>urpation, the result of violent
abuse Of jldlria! functions, and sustained by
!1!c@: that ". =. Kellogg has continued
himself in power by gross wrong and out
RAGE on The people of the State of Louisiana
and 10 the imminent danger of republican in
,.i,uIi0u> throughout the entire country,
And whereas, with view to controlling
and determining the result of the approach
iag election 10 be held in Louisiana in No
vcuJrr next, he mas, under the act known
a. 'ine registration act,' and passed for the
purpose Of defeating the popular will, secured
10 llmscan his party the power of denying
REGISTRATION TO 5c1ln fde citizens, whose appli
cations are before the court for naanddn,uS
10 compel the assistant supervisors to enroll
ana register them has been refused, the re.
gi,Iaiou law, indeed, Furnishing courts il
they dare take cugniZ4nce of such appeals
And whereas. Uy false aud infamous mis-.
representations O. the feelings and motives
d cir people. lie has received promise Of
sid from TIE Federal army, placed at the or.
der Of the Acknowledgement of the United
>.4..s aud subject 70 the call OF United
SAFES llar,hale, Tor the purpose of overaw-
IN our State and controlling the election
"Ers1'ccd, That We affirm solemnly the
resolutions adopted by the white people OF
Louisiana in convention: that we have
- desire - deprive colored people OF
auy Iislt 10 which they are entitled :
Tat ". 7. Kellogg Is mere usurper,
and We GcnOUuce aim rs such; that his
government i arbitrary, unjust, and op.
pEc->iYe, aid can only maintain itself
through Frdcr.! Interference; that the cleo
tons and registration laws under which this
election i, being conducted were intended to
IcTpctu4tc uslTl.ion by depriying people,
anu especially cur naturalized citizens, of an
lore. IL the name ii the citizens Of New Or
leans n"w in niA>>-ineeting, and of the peo-
..e d The STATE Of Louisiana, whose franchise
I4as tetn wre>tcd IRON them by fraud and
'!1rncr, and all Of whose rights and iiber.
Ies have becn outraged and trampled upon,
We demand OF ". =. Kellogg his immediate
.1dIct,;on.
At>0.Eed, That committee Of five be i'm
I'rNia'r. appointed by the chairman, who
sa1I DC member Of the committee, to wait
-I"h W. I. hel'csg, to present him these
!'''ulloll>, and demand OF him immediate
-isWef. ana rcgor: the result Of such inter.
WIN ~ Ills m,e:!ng.n
Inc commIttc" provided for above, con-
;Tr>"A5 Of K. II. Mari (chairman), Jules
ii";S' SAMUEL Chaplin, samuel Bell, and
:. - y. eeAI>, "as appointed to wait upon
i1e Governor.
-a- COMMITTEE WAIT On THE GOVERNOR.
~" O'.ea"$, September 1.-THE COM
r-''''e u I'VE appointed by the Canal-street
-4.1,~eeltns called al the Executive office
I2o1t aooh. The Governor not being pre-
4 .''' oH9at'ler-General Dibble, of the Gov
M i"2t stl1, received the delegation. Mr.
a'--., Is SPOKESMAN, said they had called as
V'~Ai'tee to interview the Governor.
ir ,-T:11 DlobIe said he would convey the
4 .II''"'sthce 10 the Governor. After a brief
H., I', ,hE ne returned ard made reply which
Tr w., wv request OF Mr.. Marr) was reduced to
"'"!Ag, is follows:
'N"N0E KELLoGG,s REASONS FOR DECLINING
.,. TO SIX THE COMMITTEE.
and "1'r communicated with the Governor,
,,na -. u1Fecls me 10 say to you he must de.
r,a,.i ~ receive any communication from the
! sm| n-i'''y APPOINTED by the mass.meeting
n.,r1.D,v Oh Canal street. He does 50 am
$500 'u,|eV 10 say, BECAUSE he has definite and
! .m Ii'-% Information that there are now as
n D;s'.. >e'efM large bodies of armed men