The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-18

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add assist fa. Whit. f...a..a-. T., prr
down fI,. F,.r,.., Government DprD
b Penn. ,rI, ci,.fla-ta nave been elected
E.frutcnau. Governor. on tIia 3IcEnery
ticket. issued a proclamation calling out
Tie militia o. the state, iu response to
which "a large. armed crowd assembled
on Canal Street. General LongStreet.
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Joo@ Po~'lioh II tiie head ol Callai
Street, and ordered the mob 70 disperse.
This WAS TIfe SIGNAL for tIl. fray. and a
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j. said, fed at the first fire. The over
throw Of fine T[aIIoor Government was
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'F"F5ihcr tsiii- oI Iiie -actnery party,
tii.l took tie TeiiIs OF Government.
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several "i 'is itrlSlleS "i the state, and
arrangements made 10 put the new Gov
e.r,rar,! into o,,ar,,-fo:. Governor Kel-
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lieiit -oF "ii- having previously placed
himself under the protection Of the
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proclamation Ia TIE premises:
WHEREAS. 1t las been satisfactorily
represented TO ne that turbulent and
di-ordrriv persons have combined. to-
gether with force of arms. 10 overthrow
the State government Of Louisiana. and
to resist the law ard constitute authUri-
ties OF said State: and
WHEREAS. il j. provided ~ the Con
stiturion OF lie United States that the
United States shall protect every State
in this Union Oh application Of the Leg
islature or the Executive. when the
Legislature cannot be convened. against
domestic violence: and
WHEREAS. II j. provided ia the law Of
thc United STATES That ia all cases Of in
sHTrecliOn IN any State, or obstruction
TO the laws thereof. il SIgai! be lawful for
tie President of the United States, on
application of the Legislature of such
STATE. or Of the Executive. when the
Legislature cannot br convened. to call
for the militia of any other State or
STATES. or to employ such part Of the
land and naval forces a. shall be judged
necessary for the purpose of lsuppreSsing
such insurrection, or causing the laws to
ba duly executed, and from this date and
hereafter TO submit Themselves to the
laws and constituted authorities Of said
S."'a: and
WHEREAS. The LEGISLATURE Of said
STATE = NOT now i'll session. and cannot
De convened in time to meet the present
emergency, and the Executive Of said
State. under section. : Of article I Of the
Constitution OF t'ia United States, and
the laws passed in Pursuance thereof,
lta- therefore made application 10 me
FOR such par; cf ,'.e military force orthe