The weekly Louisianian., 1874-05-02


3e1ing that i M nade ~
C. pointed dice holders, and t :. IL \
I'D - h.'e.ths4lishtests onnoa .a's il
he wealthy and intelligent no" Nom
The Democracy. portion d
Your readers have ra.a a.
ere this, therefore, I will not sa' :pee.ed
many points that he made. e1.' Tie
one Of the most ma.te.ly .a, = W.
support Of The Republican. Of f's:' N
ana We that have been m.ds .oe.''
question has been before ths s%, 'a'
and the country. He =. ea: seaass
!'ted at the conclusion al, ,sss'%
contaas.s s,as.h'
hn Buckingham g and otkw1s n
~ssaAhU md evsn Ds'
eenasoFszemazAed lit was ons.os w.
be't efforts made ON that LIZ .as
question" Many IouiG.a, nos4;
oaan' were in the Senate du,;,s "
delivery. among the more prorio...
ct whom were Col. Casey. M,,h.,
Packard. Collector stockdale, c.,
Beckwith;; Gov. McEaery, IN al
Sheridan, the would-be' dona.s~.
man.. Ex-Gox Wells, Prof. T5tshs,
A1,oov: Hebelt ,Jadsa, -Nosn,l:,
and the: Representatives. he Ho,ss
from your state.. On Thunsdav ~
Friday, Senators Hamilton. ii ~
and Upton, and Morton n.1.
speeches ON the question. Non. =,
Tie saaatoes who have spoken. t.,o.
ssnsaor Carpenters bill for /. ,"~
election. NV
Senator Beyard, Of Delaware. h,
introduced . substitute for The IL,
which give to your resderr in A.n..'
al the Democratic and Iibera1 Ron,k
Leans have agreed 70 support il:
AMENDMENT
astndsd' to be proposed By NJ. NAL
70 tho bin "a 44e) to restore ths ri.as
Of tho State Of Louisiana, viz: ss;i.
out all after tho word "where1s"i in Il.
arst Inns. andinssrt in lieu thereof II.
following:
At an election held in the Shit Il
Eooidans On the fourth Of Noysuts,.
eighteen hundred and seventy-tva ia.e
oordanse with The co~natitutioa and An
Of that State, John McRnsly was elesed
governor, Davidson B. Penn, lieutenant
governor; and sand1y other persons com.
what w,s known q the '4asoa
were also elsotsd, being = naiods
II the candidates for The Apprenticeship
md the several State and pa.;sh omesu
constituting the government" Of u.
3tate Of Iouiaiana, q shown by The actual
,oant and o0eial returns d al Tie vots
~ q aid eleodou; and
Whssess The persons Aforesaid, 60 u
'foresaid elected, duly assembled md
organized in their respective capacities
md departments q the 'igovernment'd
he State Of Lmniana, and seveaLuy
upon and continued in the dr.
Of their respective oaaeial duties,
Until they were unlawfully compelled, BY
rmed forces acting under authority d
he President Of the Cnited States, 70
from the performance Of their said
|sties and 10 disPesss; and
Whsrsas William Pitt Kallege, who M
dsihsted candidate fos governor, md
;aius Caesar Antoine, Who was adetstd
for acknowledgement, md
Many other persons who were defeated
fox the several 6tstea and parish
mees, aud for the geussl assembly, did,
tho unauthorized and illegalacton and
Interference Of the Fedarh authorities.
ivil and military, obtain and hold armed
.osseasion Of the State-house, and dispoe
ossed and excluded thereftom thelegaly.
leoted o6aceRs Atossaaid, who constituted
hs only lawful executive and Legislative
@csRs Of said State; and
Whsreas the said Kellogg and his sad
'sooiates. BY aidof Federalarmed po'a'
~ usurpsd and are now exssciangg'
ithout lsgal warrant OF authority andn
d. Tho viii Of ths people Of "
Eats Of Louisiana q expressed At The
ection aforesaid, and in violation Of TIE
tier and spirit Of the constitution saa
~ Of the ssid State and Of the Uuissd
Istes, tho powers and functions vh'a
long only 10 he laeal govsenmentois '
40 Of Louisiana; and
Whsrsas It i the duty Of the oons's'
tho United States 70 repair. 90 h'
-hno and ;niuakice done