The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1874-09-26
LOUISIANA.
Statement Denied.

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Statement Denied,
New Orleans, Sept. l7.-Thc As
sociated Press Agent called on Gen
eral Emory and Governor McEner,
this morning relative to the Herald
report of the result Of an interview
between them and substantial agree
ment by McEnery to surrender t.
Federal authorities. Both these ger
tlemen state that no such agreemen
was made. McEnery, Penn, Ogden
! Mar and Others leaders Save assure.
General Emory that there is no though
Of conflict on their part with the mill
tary Of the Federal government. Cit,
very quiet; no change in the situa
ton since yesterday other than Incl
dental to the process Of organizing
the new State government, Mr. Du
buclet, the State Treasurer, has no
been interfered with.
! Tho War Is Over.
New Orleans, Sept. H.-Thero ha
been q consultation to-day at tn,
State-h0use between the Governor
Lieutenant Governor and officers o
The lawful administration, togethe
with a number of prominent citizens
to receive and consider certain pro
positions of Gen. Emory. These pro
positions demanded thei retirement 0
all armed men from the streets ans
the return Of tie arms to the arsenal
These propositions have been accedei
to,,.as will he seen, by | the following
orders:
HeadQ'rs., Executive Dept. of La. :
New Orleans, Sept. II. !
General Orders MOI.
! ! The State troops now under arm'
will be at once retired to their homes
2. The arms captured from the nsur
patton will he carried and deposited
in tho Central station or at the tl,ir
precinct accordingly, as they who
hold them live above or below Canal
! street. ''
! ). The artillery horses and Other
public property captured will he car.
ried and deposited at the Central sta.
ton.
4. All private arms purchased by
citizens will be taken to the respcc.
tive homes Of those who bear and
own them. Superintendent NoiIan
will continue the work OF organizing
the police and policing tie city he
WIKI reccF1e sor tic puEic pI5,;.fity,
arms, ETC., turned over to him.
&. General Ogden, commanding the
State forces, is charged with the OK.
ecuti0n of this order.
BY command of JoHS McENERY.
Governor and Commander-in- Chief.
Ed ELLIS, Colonel and A. AG.
New Orleans, Sept. 1.-THE war
is over as shown by the following:
Headquarters Dept. ofthe Gulf, J
| New Orleans, Sept. II. I
Circular.
John rN[cEnery and D. b. Penn,
styling themselves respectively Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor of the
State Of Louisiana, having informed
the department commander of their
willingness, under tie Presidents
proclamation, to surrender the State
property now in their possession and
to disband the insurgent forces I'm.
der their command, Brevet Brigadier
General J. r. Brooke, Lieutenant COL
Of the ID Infantry, is charged with
the duty Of taking possession of the
arms and other State property. He
will occupy the State House, arsenal
and other State buildings until fur.
ther orders. He is hereby appoint.
ed to command the city Of New Or.
leans until such time as the State and
city governments can be recognized
The present police force in the city,
under the charge Of Thomas Boilan
will remain on duty and be respon
sible for the good order and quiet Of
the city until regularly relieved.
| BY command Of Colonel and Breve,
Major General w. H. EMORY,
LUKE OR1ELY, Captain 10Th lnfan.
try and Aide-de-C Camp.
! Protest and Remembrance.
New Orleans, Sept. l7.-Gov. Nc.
Emery held council at the State
house which, after a long consulta
ton and discussion, determined upo,
the following letter to be addressed t,
General Emory, embodying the pro
test and rem6ustrance against tho no
sition assumed by him in the pri vat,
interview, held with him last evening
General W. II: Eenory. commanding the Ia
! partment Of tho Gulf, New Orleans:
General: We have the honor t,
submit that since our interview las
night We have carefully considered
this subject, therein formally discussed
and have concluded to address you il
writing protesting that there does no
exist in the State of Louisiana any in
surrection against the government o
McEnery that there is not in ali,
part of the State Of Louisiana any as
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