Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25
Notes OF the Louisiana IN cure.

The number Of casualties in N11llv-
hight at New Orleans proves & be a11-- 81
killed and 100 severely WOUNDED The l--e-
are about equally divided. The Ne,rlpl.-
tans, up to the moment of the capture
tnelr guns. tred grape. while the lnscr- .
used Belgian muskets and VIZ
rifles
/; Is cited in evidence that -a-..-.. ....
long been planning. thaF ,,' ~
tlne since refused O. ilir ~ -L-I
10 secure 4 show of ~ IT, ---
act IN bis place y riesl--'s ~. 49,. --'-
leave the STATE. elmer wa inll
mn boyerer tie seecms g. have tune
atrer - a. nd assumed the govern rr--..
A T.. lifting was over
3av Orleans despatch Of " a--a
-. Git -rates that General Em1-v -a-
CONCLUDED d two hours interview
n IN GOyerl. - McEnerv. Lieut. -lil7e-a.-
3 rem, Robert II. Mari and u-rcU
+, Gage. He informed them that the sat.
Z administration must he restored bits o-.-
maj position and the arms taken tr1a 81.
/ state arsenal returned. He guara1-ss-
freedom from arrest for those engaged DE- irr
I recent outbreak. The gentlemen STATE
/ they would instantly submit O. any sur.
uenand from the Federal g0vernmen- .l-
pressing II upon the General that d. --nr
r
helIOgg and his government could not a.i
one inch Of Louisiana territory one In-,lr-.
but acknowledged not only their utte-
aollity bat lack Of desire T. re-i-- On.
inanuate OF the National executive. Ir.
stated that hereafter they would rcrarl ia.
state a the Province of Louisiana UiaH
dispatches say that Mari wa for re-i--.r-
the United States troops. Mari ou
day sent WORT To Gen. Lougscreec .al. .
would not be safe for him % appeal o1 tl-
street. and that he MARI did not th.uk .
was safe Tor him 10 remain the State
Police Commissioner Gaudet. a eol0re-
man. and DIR. Miner. white Repuh.Icsn.
VINO were arrested by q body o. " mite
Leaguers on Monday. have not since hes1
heard oi by their iGnideS. u 9 IA
wednesday largo numbers Of armed
were daily arriving In New Orleans
iio country Regular barracks were ..r.
Tor thelr reception IT i1e ~ or -
0a0 VIII 80 '. w. a''' De p.yrf rbs1 la-
-, s-.rrs.e,,.. under ~ H. 4 t.
aGIest mij,- lent says be Sei one lt -1.
In H. .ary men in the smith whe,1t-
NJ Judgment. the Un4rs / state r1vs--
mt would he able 81 81 opreSs the WIZ
Leaguers if they hsd enc halfthe force tr
professed to have ar co nmand. and VI
disposed to resist II e replied ''N-
troops, no; with Troops and gun61at
yes"
The number Of ret-uln- troops. iniint-'.
artillery ana marInes, er- route ;or New 'r-
leans. i ) GOO.
Tue President, on WEDNESDAY. recs.7s-
off RS OF more than $4,000 volunteers i7J1
tn, leading cities OF the North an We.
with the statement tha- ten tine ia,
nu nbsr could be Immediately hal II us's-
sary.
Secretary Belknap telegraphed from ia-
meeting Of the Army Of the { ,ube-au1-
that the officers all endorse tn President
action
A prominent business f. m in New p
telegrsphs the Attorney ,eneral that l.7ge
quantities OF arms have pesn and are Dtins
bought for the South.
AT Atlanta, Ga, ",uesd,y LARGELY 81
tended mass meetir q was held in tn ,iil
parade ground, at which the ex-rebe Ger.
Toombs made litter and ret elliou- speech
denunciatory Of tie administration 81
Washington. nj declaring tina MS i'-
heart and soul were with the people OF Lou
lsiana, and be would take nam Win l-
boys OF Atlanta 10 prevent trOo IS pa'-ia-
through tEat city 10 interfere with rned AZ
trocden people in their struggle for insii'-
HIS remark were received with loud ehae'5'
an resolutions were unanimously adop't-'
protesting against any interference of iI
federal government with the Peep OF 10.
isiana- and declaring that any aitemi y
coerce the white people of L9uisanl M
return TO The Infamous rule of Kellogg,
and into submission TO the gOysrnnen- :"
an us1rper. must be regarded by Georsi -
as declaration Of war against the ealii'
white race OF the South, and should re
sisted BY every means in our power.