The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-31
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0uG6fAWk3N tAc CfuAl6' 7tLal III uS~
ihinh,e aas ihationa' :laMs which are pre-
.suned to govern remains, as it now
.is,| a4question of doubt
leHE ,AzIEHPEER tASSASM-
MILTON OF
On Thursday i:s,1a Z, evening q; at about:
) 81 O'Clock, as Gov. Kellogg and
Judge A. A. Atocha of the Superior
Criminal District Court were riding
to the Governors residence i'll an
open, caAa, the vehicle was arrested
near Basin and Canal streets, lower
corner, by Major E.'A. Burke and
two or three other gentlemen.
Coming to the carriage, the Major
,ccosted tie Governor taking Kim
ty the hand md endeavoring to
pdtlll his. Ezce1loncy towards him, at
the same time drawing a whip from
his; theMajor's, pocket and attemp-
ing to. strike the Governor.
Judge Atocha commanded this pro-
cedipg to stop, catching: the While
Major Barke's uplifted arm. Mean
time the Governod sccing Majcr
Burke in the act Of drawing a
weapon, drew himself rs pistol and
fred, 'Jt,dge Atocha at the same
moment throwing; Up Ills arm and
destroying the aim. Judge-Atocha
then -osasFsA the,ss Il 11ttesstlriyrssNf off,
which was done Major n Burke,
quickly 'gaining the, middle, OF the
street ind e',ptyihg five or six lar
rre!s Of #: Ii. ievolVer at the "treakRpss
yeAtae s1ld dts oecnpa"tss Wiassring
cret.tea.~intcnse exciteinee1tt'. = nq
rapidly attracted Q large crowd.
Tho Governor wis sunhurt; q ltrge
uu,nbA OF co}ored mrd white citi-
zens Surrounding his house .anA
ex!r . sollicitplo in his behalf.
It is understooatlat Major B"rke
WAS ;,e,,fse7s,lt ssahsas a'Ft!ns atti-
tc1e il which he rs ! pla as on 81! ae=:
count ofthse orrespoudenco between
him and the Go~eruer gro~ingsou.
of the SccondsD istri%eC Court natur-
ralizttiou ma + s -. AZ 49,, T.. ~, .s,~ =. :.
aHpN j: ROSS sYEH4RT.. :,
|, 81 -. va sxs 10 e rr' & "-Nt s"s*sf :
/ :. ,a'~ ----.,s -. ga a'
i This gentleman has received the
.un:i,immus vote1+of tile Pqrish
Convention Of Tensas, as ,heir
o,olce to represent them intthe next
.H,nse oi'Representiires. "@ '
NJ. Stewart hFaqs; served the people
of Tensas, III tAat'capac:ty f'rt the
past two years, and his condutt
during tb3at period, Wis Is. Jeqelh s. f.
win the esteem and confidence s.o1
his constituents. saszktA,
i ~His.kAhi1Ahen,isa just recog-
hitiaa .nf m Atfthful officer.
%9seruaofifcrfs u
rsskas13paashsoh ~ergoxa Aaeee:
tidh and Sishl ,1oaHf friend Ross
success. 4
tsft ef--e-+1--1-A-+I*f:h e.
i Ouac1isatis Ghdcality insout. Stsste
where they propose not! to submit
to the governmental arm of author.
tysseleveloped in the presence 2!
Federal troops. Alta meeting held
innALonroe IN the 2Sth' instant the
United, STAKES soldiers we're dc.
bounced: as x4iendsA and their Uni!
forms as decpicable, to be hated as
6ppressors of a law~abiding peace
able,;' White League people, who
only wantedstoEbe let alone in their
rlit,le games against their Tsepub..
bean opponents. "a E-sso.r ~,
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After Z al o d republican govern.
hent is apt to lose in the individual
nindtfe dignity Ifs iinlpartaa'o'f
ASA nation in: the extreme, ss11pli.
Zig; aha eaifbt' 81: tla peoples s;ai,tt ser.
| tantts. apl rulers: f. awake a..duf
reganll let the careless citizen go Of
board one Of Athe ahipps Il war nov
! lying il the .rixsr. *~TDere.the force
the power, the diggniittsand l& astentae;;
ton Of. tbs patton: will strike lhjt
. :. mina, : from mt tie i :;'Aahdsaips Rkofa
''hced .,ea@be the commasdsr;e+.b
;1olutQ 4oyers;sa. Of debks, re.
ec;v;ng as Ire etar,ts ercct- on'th<