The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-08
General Grant on His Policy
Toward the South.
"THE ECONOMY OF BLOOD"
Old-Time Scenes in the United
States Senate.
THE ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT.
Andrew Johnson on Sheridan's
"Devilment."

Andrew Johnson on Sheridan's
"Devilment."
AN INDIGNATION MEETING.
An indication OF the horror with which well
known citizens Of oil shades Of political opinion
have received the startling intelligence Of the in.
VISION Of the sovereign rights OF a sister State.
In the dispersion OF the Louisiana Legislature by
federal troops, led by General Sheridan, at New
Orleans, Will be found in the subjoined card. It
represents the general tone Of public sentiment
in New York, and will, without doubt, he re.
sponded to by one Of the largest and most earnest
meetings which the metropolis has seen for years.
AS the people thronged to the patriotic gather
ings In Union square which answered the firing
upon the Stars and Stripes at Fort Sumter, will
they on Monday night crowd the vast hall Of
Cooper Union With an assemblage OF men burn
ing with fiery indignation at an act OF military
usurpation which has seen no parallel In the his.
tory Of our country.
JANUARY S, 1875
To the CITIZENS OF NEW York.
To-day's Associated Press dispatches Of the
events which took place in our sister city OF New
Orleans present the most marked attack upon
the rights Of American citizenship which hos been
made since the establishment Of our government.
legislative body OF sister State, peaceaoy
assembled, has been broken into and dispersed by
federal troops acting under orders from the Presi-
dent Of the United states.
To give expression to the outraged feelings
which every citizen Of a free comm on wealth must
experience at crime, happily in this country SO
unparalleled, against the underlying principles Of
our government, we ask you to assemble, IRE
spect1ve OF party ties, at the Cooper Institute,
Monday evening, January II, 1875 at eight O'Clock.
WILLIAM q. BRYANT,
WILLIAM H. wICKHAM,
AUGUST BELMONT,
E. L. GODKIN,
W. BUTLER DUNCAN,
WILLIAM M. EvARTS,
MANTON MARBLE,
JAMES NJ. BROWN,
SAMUEL L. M. BARLOW,
wHITELAw REID
EDWARD COOPER,
HOWARD POTTER
ABRAM 8. HEWITT,
PARKE GOODWIN,
WILLIAM D. SHIPMAN,
OSWALD OTTENDORFER
CHARLES A. DANA
ERASTUS BROOKS,
EDWARD SALOMON,
G. II. VAN BkUNT,
SIMON STERNE,
RICHARD LATHERS
CHARLES DONOHUE.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
JAMES STUART,
WILLIAM WATTS SHERMAN
DAVID b. WILLIAMSON,
JOHN T. AGNEW,
IF. SOUTHWARK.
J. A. BEALL,
G. A. HAND,
J. EvARTS TRACY,
E. RANDOLPH ROBINSON,
J. A. STOUTENBURGH,
JOHN KELLY.
PETER b. OLNEY
ALFRED E. LOzlER,
+. r. COUDERT
SIDNEY WEBSTER,
TOWNSEND cox,
CHARLES u. DlCKEY,
PHILIP SPEYER Il CO.,
ALGEhNON >. SULLIVAN,
JOHN E. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM WATSON,
FRANCIS LYNDE STETSON
CHARLES COUDERT, Jr.,
CHARLES d. lNGERSOLI,
ROBERT b. MINTUkN,
WILLIAM s. HASCALL.
THOMAS r. FISHER,
f. +. MAKBURY,
L. L. CoUDERT
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
J. Ii. CoGHlLL,
G. NJ. SPEIR,
LOUIS ELSBERG,
HENRY HENTZ & CO.,
JOHN Il. MACAuLAY,
WALTER & KROHN,
T. Ii. FACHIRI,
q. Ii. PARMELEE,
J. w. SLAUGHTER,
J. II. HOLLIS,
FIELDING, GWYNN Il CO.,
WARE, MURPHY & CO.,
ROBERT rANNAHILL Il CO.,
G. V. n. BALDWIN.
PIIILO 7. RUGGLES,
JOHN BRYAN,
r. J. SLAUGHTER,
]. II. HUNT,
JOHN c. MAXIMOS,
WILLIAMS, BLACK & CO.,
A. J. HACKLEY,
JAMES BRETE
J. G. YATES,