The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-09-11

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ADDRESS Capt Andrews rstnrnad
with bis men ibis morning and reports
al nOW quiet Al q inion aud Edwards.
The train ffnm Jackson Saturday night
with reiufofeemebts for CliutJu waa d.
red into from one aide Of tho road, aaI
obstrueliobs woro ionnd on ths track.
GsV. Ame. Ash. for uin,n.y AID.
WAsmyGroS, Sept. 4 The follow.
ing ~as received at the Executive Man.
sion last night from Gov. Ames, Of
Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 8, 1876.
10 hv Ezcciieaey q. 5. Grant, President,
'fashiHgton
SiH-Domestic violence in the most
aggravated form exists in certain parts
Of this State. On the evening OF ist
inst. unauthorized and illegal armed
bodies over threw the civil authorities
OF Yazoo county, and took forciabIe pos-
session OF said county, from which tho
Sheriff. the peace officer Of the county,
was compelled TO flee for safety, and is
still q refuge. The Sheriff of this
(Hinds) county reports that since the
4th inst. he has been unable, after every
effort, to maintain the peace and pro-
tect the right. He reports various mur-
ders by unauthorlzedarmed bodies, who
are scourging the county. Warren
county is also reported as being in a
tate of terrorism, from the demonstra-
ion Of still other unauthorized armed
'odies, and feeling of insecurity pre-
'ails in other counties OF the state. At
er careful examination of all reports,
find myself compelled to appeal TO the
o the General Government for means
I giving that protection to which every
american citizen is entitled. do not
ow make formal application under the
rovisions of the Constitution of the
Jnited States, but telegraph you to
now if you will and can regard the
reclamation issued by you in Decem-
er last on the application of the Legis-
ture Of this State as still in force.
he necessity for immediate action can
ot be overstated. III your procIama-
on of December last is not in force, I
ill at once make formal application
accordance with the provisions of the
of the United States.
ADELBERT AMEs.
Mr.. Luckey, private secretary to the
Immediately sent the above
spatch to the President at Long
ranch, and o reply was received di-
citing him to submit the dispatch to
q Attorney General, ask for his advice
turn answer to Gov. Ames as to
neither the proclamation of last year
uld be construed as now in force.
le kilograms we're handed to the At
rney General last night, and this
orning that officer submitted to the
esident his decision. That the proc
nation of December last can not be
nstrued as now in force. This opin-
4 was communicated TO Gov. Ames as
rected by the following dispatch:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Sept. 8, 1890 A. M.
Cor. Ames, Jackson, Mississippi.
The President submitted your dis
tch of yesterday, asking il the proc
nation OF December last is still in
,ce, to the Attorney General, who de-
les that it is not in force. notify you
his decision by direction of the Pres
mt. LEVI P. LUcKEY, Secy.
Sept 8-The following
egram was received at the Executive
ansion this evening and Immediately
'warded to the President at Long
anch:
Jackson. Miles,, Sent. 8. 1875,
President, .. s. Grant, Washington:
Domestic violence prevails in various
| Is Of this state beyond the power of
3 power OF state authority to suppress.
10 Legislature can not be convened in
ne to meet the emergency. /, there
re, in accordance with section four ar
lie four of the Constitution of the
lited States, which provides that the
,ited states shall guarantee to every
tie in this Union a republican form Of