The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-25
TUE WAR oR RACES.

citizens, men began to assemble al
10 o'clock, and by IL o'clock the side.
walks of the thoroughfare were filled
for several squares. There seems to
be a general suspension of business
at this hour (noon). Addresses are
being delivered from the base Of the
Clay Statue, No disturbances Of
any kind has occurred. Two companies
of United States troops arrived this
morning, ard Marshal Packard re-
ports a regiment en- route from Holly
Springs, Mississippi, for this city.
The meeting adopted resolutions re-
questing the immediate abdication Of
Governor Kellogg, and a committee
of citizens, consisting of r. H. Mari
(Chairman), Jules Tagas, Srm'l e.
Chaplin, Samuel Bell and j. M. Seik-
or, were appointed to wait upon the
Governor.
The committee from the Canal
street mass-meeting, appointed to
wait on the Governor with request
that he Immediately abdicate, went
to the Executive office, where they
were met by Gen, Dibble, OF the Gov
ernor's staff, who informed them that
he would take the messageto the Gov
ernor, which he accordingly did, and
soon returned with reply that the
Governor must decline to receive any
communication from the meeting, be-
cause he had definite and accurate in
formation that there were now assem-
bled in different parts of the city sew
eral large bodies of armed men who
met at the same call that convened
the mass meeting. This he regarded
as menace, and while he would
deem it one Of his highest duties to
receive any communication or petit
ton from.any peaceably assemblage of
citizens, he could not recognize a
menacing request
The Chairman of the committee
replied: There are no armed men in
Canal street, so far, as we know
=
We call On a mission of peace, and
we believe that if the Governor had
acceded to the proposition we brought
to-day, itwould have pacifed the peo-
pie OF Louisiana and might OF would
have prevented violence or ploodshed.
30 lar as we arg concerned, we are
prepared to pledge to MN that there
will be no violence TO person OF
property. we feel IN q poslnon on
the contrary, to assure hlm tnat there
should be perfect immunity 10 ooth'
Gen. Dibble, on the part OF the
Governor, replied; Il have TO re-
peat what | SAID before; that' w1ile
there may be no armed men on "a
nal street, there are armed oodiea
within a short distance, assembled on
the same call as your mass meeting
The committee then retired and
reported the result OF their interview
to the meeting Inc people were
then advised to go home and get
their arms and ammunition ana re-
turn to assist the White League, who
were then under arms, to execute
the plans that would be arranged Ior
Ineu' Luz peoPie 4uieUiy uAepole e9u'
al1elwalu' quiso " iai5o ILa1 Iu.nDoa 30,
iolneel plooeS''ou anu in"ion''' ~
camp sslee1' ,,A 40
NEW OHLtANs, LIE: oep'einpei 1 80" ,o,,
cloch tllis "l'eIhoon al !. ailnea ~. lnelr -
were slaDloneo uV tne in'eiseoyi9n " =,
a. Vne s1ree's on Vle % souen siuo ~; -
Ianaa . street' st. irVil Hi,, sno fiuet " Sodg %
pofn9 svreeV; noouS L. + N, pG' go6'
o. MetroPoilOanS, .:i, numpeiins w ~
WIN caVaiIy ana arIliiely, aPPealoHI
az 'he neaa- ol , oanal ssrees ,tt "nu W. soUA
posit,on. Uoneral nIngs'loeO, ~ ooin o,,iu
manulhg, accolnPu1ieu y y an Gietoaiy 1titt ;
tnen toue up hnu uown M Gan1; 5:''ls s'looS'
ordering arlhou clOi1ens ss " ulspe.s9' ,.,.a9
1ome c,; rIlnB sooh ui'ei "'.ta1 ooJuil't, =.
Inc MeyropoiiVaIs ane iepoiV'I M ~
nave OroAen ~ Ine ;,5; nts. i.,;oadao hne 1no
clDiAen9 , ar9 now Duii'tns Dai,S" airaaS,,
canISrad tho Citv Hall and Alarm
Tdloaronb
mi, .., L.. c..o,
=; M;-1he % sIree'S t aDove OHTal m,. ~
hre ililea WIN "rlnou . -, oiti1one' tL't t,iD n0
IMPRESSION no" PIeytiis 'ii1sS ~ iut u.
g9er aIIemp1 wlll 10 inuuo ny '. VIC
Metropolllans 70 disperso 1neil opPy, T.
menus VINO nanaieu S, Cnoln 80 roughly
thlS afternoon MosG !., Oh ene DarIl- '.l
ca eaaSs were a: nnaae WIN ''l s.tee. oJts odnd
No lurtner cohiilcO 10 "PpieneNoo''
pe,qre morning. III.
AlpSlohl-d MIDNIGHT M me ci'y - dtioS I.ioS
tnrougnout' Inc e ilss So.a 81 oa'uui'aGs ', a;,'
70 ciLlzens IN tle hBne i1ovs " 81 siA
klileu' llVS serlousiy anu ,;t, ;meise ir.@ ,"a
" W1enusu. osiopo,,.~n .i;'1p ryo9'
seven A,ilel anu 'niiiy ,so'1n IN, "Yuma aa
aea' among liie clel@ehS Aiiieo was
MAJOR . ~ p0urlein' :, n.',.,;t...
AN eAIra Du'sesl'', lssueu s,. .iiis ','1a a,S1a
noon contains inc loiio"inB Pio0i"
mavlon'
To he people Of Lo1tlS'a'.a: FOR TWO