Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-15


of the members elect to suppress dis-rr
bance, and enable
THE PERSONS ELECTED
to organize the house. ANY exercise Of III,
power would only he justifahle under h.
most extraordinary Circumstance and 3,
would then be the duty Of the goyernne7.
to call upon the oOnstebuary, or Il ne,s.
sary military force Of the State. Bat with r.
ference 20 Louisiana it is 70 be borne in mini
that any attempt BY the governor To u.s.
the police force Of that state at this tim.
would have undoubtedly prccipia,e3 .
bloody conflict with the White ieagu.
it did on tho 18th Of September rne7s
no doubt but the presence of Uuitci stan.
troops upon that occasion
PREVENTED rlooDsmfo
and loss Of life. Both parties anpas-
have relied upon them as can=ervsr.
the public peace The first call we .t
by democrats 70 remove persons o5r s.
t. them from the Legislature nall agI o..
second from republicans. to remove rar
who had usurpel seats n the leyi,..-..-
without legal certificates authorznv H.
to seats, and IN sufficient number @. e..-
q majority. Nobody was disturbed
military who had a
LEGAL RIGHT
NJ that time u occupy g -at
legislature. That the democratic mn
undertook TO SEIZE IL organization i- .-
and violence that in this attsmf-
trampled under foot law that Ihev ...
took - make persons not returnei. a-e...
l cd members 80 as 10 create majority. ..
they acted under Pree'ncc-;ci pin s-.
under
FALSE rRE1EycE
introduced INTO tbs hal! e body u man ..-..
port their pretensi0ns by fo-ce Il na.s..,-
. and that conflict. disorder ami sf.-..
cecdings followed are facts tr.- .-..a
well established. And ara c-.lita.
[ formed that these violent pr1cee .11-s 49,
a part Of a premeiiiatsd piln 2, a.-.7-.
/ house organized IN this war f.e.-
whs. ha- been called she NrL--
/ then to depese Gov. Kellogg -ai -I--
/ tionizs the state governor. N.e
was wrong fer the g0VernEtn- a. 4.
[ Of q majority Of members, rctlrl a-.-..-
| Cd to tue house 70 rise % .Lcl ia..r
were in his power to defeat fi.-a ..l.-
and revolutionary proceeding. isl--a
debltgble question. but it is ...-..--...
that there would have been b. --..t..
those who now complain 40 -.f
ference had Above! the hls-et,
cd IN
LAWFUL ND BE-~I,e uiNy-.
When these Who inar---s-a s-..-i.....
anarchy d.savoW such ~
be tune enough . c1Ei.rl o. r...
such means a. they nave. r-e-a-. Pho.
cc@- OF their !a"i.-- lrf desperate -.-s.
Lieut.-Gen. 81 r'isu was -.a-,...i ..-.
q 50 to Louisiana O. ea.rrrr mi -..-
the situation there, and il in BIS ...-.-
necessary % assume camaall .w i br.-t
90 the Attn Inst. atta- tl- la-.-,.--.
turhances hai 0..l-r. .-n. ..r..t-
a number oil hours alter lie -..-..r.-
No PARTT r.1,r-s
or prejudIces can r5a~oult is be- -.......
hlie, but honesty, conc -ai1. VIA. ..-
seen and heard tlcre BE h--ca.-, ...-.,.s
the leaders OF the V..-c .4-
terms. aud Suggested -luu.-. d.
procedure against thea. which t1,.-. t.
cannot be adopted wlItif .a-l. -..--
an end u the trou5.s- ami l.--i
STATE. Oen. Sheridan was
LOOKING .T FACES
ant possibly no. thinking
in-s which would be 1oy p-r
pursue in time # peace. u Thought
Os the utterly hwic~~ condition .t ---
surrounding hi,n az tie tirl- o biz l.--.-.
and what would prove a sure r-le..
never proposed ID Do az I.e-.. a.-. a.-.-
pressed a determination % Ir.e1-
what the law, IN the future might ..-
ice for punishment Ok atrocities N.I..
been committed. and che clmm- ,.
which cannot Oe SJcce s.aly 1sl..i
a dspi0rable fact that
POLITICAL cauEs AND urz1-s
have been committed in L0ail1l. 81
have gone UNPUBLISHED. and wh.el a.. r
justified or apol0g.Ead for. Wh'el must.
a. a reprOach on the state and caIutrs. -..-
after the present generation has fa-
away. | have no desire O. have
States troops interfere in the dlua-..t
Germs Of Louisiana. or any other state
the och of December last, Gov. kz
,elegraphcd me MS apprehension tll-
W bite League intended to make
AN0THER ATTACH
IN the state House. to which on Toe -
lay | made the following answer
which 10 communication h-s bocn sca-
Your despatch Of this date is just IT,,
a. Ii = exceedingly unpaatab.e
r3ops in anticipation Of danger in
ina. The STATE authorities should
lroceel with their duties without a1ors
ion Of danger. Il they are mole-t-l
question viii be determined whether
nIJed States Is able u maintain .nw
rider within l. limits or not
have
uLrL1BED THE NECESSITY
'hich seemed % make It my duty -a
be constitution and laws - direct sacl
'r.ercnee- | have always refused. exec
there il, seems to be my imperative ll--.
rt IN slcl manner under the con~..--
nj laws of tie United States. boxes
eaiel.v md earnestly lntreltcl th-
PEOPLE ov TIE slC7u
b live together in peace, and o5sv tlc.s.
III nothing would give nc greater pl.s-...
- -. n - lI.'I LAG giou anu rrinI
- ~ .S'1i4' anu '"eseol RENE.
10y l'r tn2 presence o; ;rooF ar
ate az thin-s i,-.r,. ~.
en- 10 be desired r., .,-,. i...,iii;.5.
this. +. NAV he r-,-... r'- -,. -. ....-
the extent tina. t'.,,,,-.g. t,...--.
,,,er ,r, mo p, ,,-,,-,- -
,a0s White 49, -. -
ations
r--,-.. ,-..-s az. ..-.-,,....
c.-c.t. .b--r ..-.is--., -...-...-
.rm;ttei In th1- Wv r, @-r, r-,.f'
III OF this c3rn:-v ~ r,, ..
& Inference uri,n men or Fem, bi,.,--.
-ei. prosecuted and uur.i.-eI a- -s.,..-
their crinion, d. tbe, nov ar, f., -...
,slitics. have heretofore arr..i t,-...-.
Louisiana upon th, Attention C,n--..
d cannot but think tbss r. ir.a.-i',- b..
ollrei -relr evil.
S.... -,-, -, ,.. '--.....---..,
Va is -I,1,-t of .1T.ii Ia.7s VIZ, b...l
{ a. nomination .'- tlc G.I--a %. rI7-
q sa1 iie .,--s0'e-n0r 40 the NOV
n - l'.2, aud wa1 bad been d.t.-
c.. by the boari %. canvas s--.I
ma of All courts 10 winch tlc lI.-.
4 been admitted, undertook % sal.
I uvrrtI " the = t-s 0r1vr-usas .--
! been .oEaized by ma ia acc,rila
IN previous president. Tire re'1-r
7crn1. ~
nEIvry rE-i. Tx AIS l.....
J b1- f,- bis H.. .i-.,, -i,-,-.- - ..-r
re- c,s-,r, - r., 49,, -.
te OF which he va, -s:e-n.- i-..-..-..