, 1874-09-17

There hns been no r!ot e W. general nprsing Of
throughout tho country,
It is bignotl by Schmidt i Trogler, Wholesale
grocora Yosa DlotherB g. Co.. comniss! lon 1ner-
Tatgo 4 Co., West India me,cilas,ts and f'iash
g. Dolaon, commission merchants.
IN WAsHIN dToN.
5pecfas Dispatch 10 Tie Chicago tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 1G.--Tllo Loutatana
lnsurreotion s tho absorbing topic Of conyoraa-
ttou here. Tl,oro arc. Of course, two parties,
taking opposite views Of tho matter. which givos
room for much discussion, though without much
hcat ou either. Tho native southernors and
Democrats almost without exception arguo that
tho htcEaeryitos having organizoa tho atato NJ
well ar tho Municipal Governments In Louisiana
tho Presidons LAS no option but to recognize it
US tho proper one. and Of this ru,nor
was born thia e7oning to tho effect
tint tile President rs kbout to take tho
back track on his action Ut yesterday.
The Republicans arc but slightly divided on
the question. They nil Ray TINT tho President
emit change hia course that lo muat continue
to rcoogniso the Kellogg Government, and, IT
necessary, support 1t by tho enslro strength Of
tho army and navy. Many Northern Ropulll-
cans aro however,
IN SYMPATHY WITH THE PENN GOVERNMENT.
but tho movement to overthrow Kellogg by force
Of arms, aud ut tho cost of btoolal1ca, is depre~
Gated and condemned By them In tho Bovcrest
torans. All Join IN putting the Responsible
ity for tho stato Of aIalss upon tho
carpet-baggors, WHO. hayo, In tho pursuit
Of their own sclsat ends, killed tho gooso that
1aid tho golden egg. mud in doing 80 hnvo brought
ruin and disgrace to part If nut to all, OF tho
Southern sthtos lately in rebellion. That tho
President sllares in tho foe1ing OF condemnation
Of tile carpot-bagging element, is amply attostcd
by his ontBhokon uteorancos regarding thom In
the lust two days, but thero is no oyiaonoo to
sustain tle ra,nor that change Of policy Aas
been determined upon. On tito contrary, tho
prcaldont IL most emphatic In his determination
that a State Government onco recognized
and established rs has boon that OF which Kcl-
1ogg ia the foad, cannot ho oyorthrown By armed
mobs Of iss dissatisfied opponents. lte will not
hesitate to Nse tho most vigorous measures and
utilize hia powers to shoir utmost to
nE1SsrATE KELLOGG.
1fo wlll have nothing to do Htth any other Coy
ornmont or pretended Government. II 1t iy
found Impossible to ronRsate kolio5g pnacenbiy,
ho will either iriso out Ncnn with Unisca Statos
ss;oldiera, or dselaro tho State under n'ar-
ond by that marc cirouitous route, leaving
Congress to deul with tho question 1t its noxt
session. In this view ho as fully snstainea by
the n,embors Of tho Cabinet present III tho city.
day, MoasrH. Drlstow, Fish, Williams. and Jowelt
being present. The first was hold during tho
oarfy part Of tue t1ny, and the entire session ~aB
takon up in discussing the situation. Tho Beo-
on1 session wns canyoncd at o'clock tlH after
noon, aud lasted till half-paHs i. At this Init
session
4 p1BrArcn WAS AGREED UPON,
to bo sent by Adjutaut- General Townsend to
Gen. Emory, in command Of the United States
forces at Now OrleanE, iustrnoting hin that
Pom por any other Government in opposition to
Kellogg, and stating that, BY tho time tho iiyo
dnys shall layo expired, the courde to be
adopted will l,avo boen decided upon hero.
Tlo pceAiaept had intended to go to Long
tho receipt Of important dispatches from Louis
lima decided lin to rornain.
THE FRIENDS OF THE PENN GOVERNMENT
hopo TINT tho result will be proclamation OF
martial Inv. Thoy say thuy will WELCOME any-
4 rllulor is niloat tonight that Gov. iartranft,
Of Pennsylvania. has tclegsnplled the President,
tenderiug him Tho militia Of TINT State In case
she United staios forces are not equal to tho
etnerSaucy. The rl1mor lans as its authority a
United 9tatos Senator wlo had Ill Interview at
thd White -Houso to.day.
THE UNCERTAINTY OF KELLo0G'S WHEREABOUTS
has given rise to the ronara that, in order to
rcinstato him. tho piesdcns n,l.Ht lAt catch lin,
contempt for McEncry. Thoy cbnrge lin i, Witt WITH
cowaraico. and aay tlat ho Ind not tho nerve to
malto the fight. On the other hand, tloy are
full Of admiration for Pom, wloae pluck aud
skill Is greatly applarlt1ed.
THE LACK nF sUrf1c1ENT rDNcE
Of United S!uie1 troopa to deul with The White
League, it resort to arma proves 10 DO actunlly
necessary, is suggested 1t ia aRsortud TINT nat
moro tllnn 2,500 or 1900 Ao!}lorB can bo made
nvaiIablo, wllilo tho White League Inns at COM
mand at least 10.0D0 men, nearly Ill OF thorn
old soldiers from Lilo Union rs vol
HI tho rcbol nr1ny, well-nrnod aud admirably
drilled and disciplined. Tho rnmor That Con.
Sheridan Inns been ordered to New Orleans is not
credited.
slE3t1iEEs or THE CABINET
arc unusually roticant III 10 Their proceedings
To-day. 1t III nat bohoycd that an oxtral ncssio1
Of Congress will be called, rs it il held tho
President has ample powers to doaL with tho
ton or tifteon dnys, wlMlo Congress- would be
likely to accomplish tho Same oad after talkiug
it over for TINT lnauy months.
The cnrpot-haEgers here arc In high excite
mont. They four that il tic result OF tho Louis-
lana insurroetlon ehould 10 declaration Of
martial law, othor Southern statas, especially
Alabama. would follow the example for tile sake
Of getting rid Of tho existing State Goyelnn1onts.
sonAtor Spencer is IN great etato OF perturba-
tion. It is accounted II mort fortunate eirnunl-
stance thai tho President happonel to bo hero
at this moment. II ho had boon or recuporat-
luz, tho situation might anYo proyen much moro
embarrassing.
TIE cAn1NEr MEEr1So.
Tho following il HeMi- official account Of the
proceedings Mt Tho second Cabinet meeting to-
day, anl vii appear in tue Republican to-lnor-
row: What occurred iu, cxc9pk In q goncya]
way, and aa to the conclusion arrived, we'll