New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17

.nev lave organized IN secret and .-r.led sh
.ne'r club sooms, and in this city have taken
possession OF the public offices by violence
and a!o"dshed. Personally have 20 dc.
sire 20 'iischarge the very anerous and 7e.-
atoms !u!ies Of Governor, but ] Zee. j: II
duty cW" 20 the State and to IL. pay
20 bold on cn'1! relieved by comns:s.:
au..ors.y.'
The !..p-ess declares the so~e.-.re.;
Orgh: not and can 70. support Kellogg,
'gha: !: calls the insurrection. I.h.s ....;
up Che hands of the Kellogg gove:a;n.c:
| 200 long already for Its own hone: 0. -.
safety ans. welfare Of the people. and .ow.
when i insists ;ipon dispersion .pcn :he
one hand. !: ought. a: least, 20 :as:.: upon
surrender upon the other. anG So .ubm.:
| :he whole question 20 the people O: i.o...
Jana.
The Posi- says: ''The American ceo;.a
car 10. and vii; not submit to srcn :';..aa
performances as occurred in New U..sa:s
Monday. 40 Injustice or politica. ci?:s..
s:Gt. ear he so construed as TO ;t.s:!!r IN
/ inGisc:!n.nate yio: IN the streets o! 81.
American siry. A resort to arms IS ..n ..n-
| ;ust::ab!e remedy tor the evils com. la!rei
o! ny .hc citizens Of Louisiana. The Un.:sd
States Congress have refused te ge..e'e :Ec
! Presien: Of ais embarrassments upoH
| that body must be placed the final r.sls.!-
.ib:l;ty Of :he New Orleans question. ::
i the duty OF the President TO suppress su
open RIOT. Whether interference beyond
rha: point IS justifable is q Very grave
question. !. was TO be hoped the people 0:
Louisiana would be left to settle :he;y owE
affairs. bu. It row seems impossible.
The Commercial: adtertises' says: ''ihs
riot IN New Orleans has become re :os-.
| ticn cn the part of men who former: :.ueh:
outside. and now tind it necessary - ns1:
within The Union. with this pretense 0: Joy.
InfA ,l1~,~ er,-
the rioters 20 disperse does him ao:.or. IL
was the only course consistent with Jaw
and republican institutions MOreove-. the
| Presiden. IS pledged by his record Deir:a
Congress on the Louisiana question 10
recognize and restore the administration
| jus: overthrown. There are tribunals be-
| tore which :hc wrongs of Louisiana may bc
Appealed. Nothing can be yielded at :he
dic.at.on Of a mob; concession mus. come
from the insurgents. Let them lay dcwn
their arms, and they may expect al tne:ey
from the man 20 whom Lee surren dered.
There :s room today for wise couu els: &C.
| morrow there must be obedience 20 the
law
The White League Victory In the s'oln.
try Dispossessipg the Officials in
yberia-Goinx Back ON the Officers Re-
turned by Their Own Beard.
New IBERIA, September 16.-A large
mass meeting Of the citizens OF Iberia
was held here today. indorsing the ove:
meEse enthusiasm prevailed AL business
was entirely suspended. A committee was
appointed 20 demand the resi- gna.!on 0! :he
Kellogg officials. and to take charge o! all
| OFFICES un,ii McEnery's officers :ake peg
session. Resolutions were passed cong:a:-
aiating L!eutenan: Governor Penn on his
establishing the government OF the people.
earOo Srrchi,vhs NrocAaaiOH ia .,ara.,ru
the streets. and ali are participating n :hs
grand jubilee. Good order prevailed
| :hrcaghout.
In Eas. Baton Rouge.
BATON ROUGE. September li.-Ea:t
Ba.on Rouge .urned out the Kellogg otfi.
| cials to-day and installed McEnerys COM
! ;nissioned officers ;r the city and parish.
, Livingston parish declared for McEnety
| this morning. The adjacent parishes Will
do the same tomorrow. No disturbance.
North Louisiana Thoroughly self.Emas.
! culated.
| SHREVEPORT. September 16.-The !as.
vestige OF the Kellogg government has Ills.
| appeared from North Louisiana withou. u
word or &C. Of violence to any person.
! white or black. Perfect quiet and order
prevail. and can only be disturbed by ex.
| tranecus interference. The people are
buoyan. and are now hopeful Of a iu.use ct
| Ma.e.!a: prosperity.
| w. Z. EGAN.
/ j. c. MONCURE,
a. H. LEONARD.
! Committee.
Richland Parish.
D.IHI. September l6.-An en.Lrsiss.
| tic mass meeting OF the citizens of Rich.
| land parish was held at Rayville yesterday
evening. and there was great rejoicing q,
| the news from New Orleans.
Dr.. 6. Med Brumly, Governor McEnery's
appointee to the office of tax collector. WAS
installed into .he Office by the citizens, who
gave :hree cheers to the outgoing Kellogg
! appointee. Jones, for the courteous mannes.
IN which te surrendered tho office. which
was followed ey long and enthusiastic
cheers for the new collector and redeeusd
Louisiana.
All the officers of the parish now are NJ
Emery men. A large number OF coloIed
citizens attended the meeting and partic;.
pated !u the rejoicing CannOns we:e tired
ac Delhi las. evening, and there was gen.
eral rejoicing all over the parish among al!
classes Of citizens.
Franklin parish will install her Nct.nery
Officers to-day
sympathy.
LOUISVILLE, September i6.--The:c - a
fnovemen: on foot to express sym pa.hy
with the citizens of Louisiana in the. oppo.
s.t:on 30 the Kellogg party.