The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-22

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| uaHrisd u.,ief i,sai tir Law that They
undertook IL make ,~tsuns nni teiuta i
e elected tnrmlstfs w as h. etrate ma.
iufifs. That they acted under i ufrsap
etttea rlan. anil Under false ,ssrs@h...
j lt.tfssd'iss'l Init tnr ball nirn III sAplWtt
fhrlf r1atriiilpns iuf.v y lrc~eaus.
ani that conflict, disorder. anil t,t,ot,s
| rf.Nedings believed, ARE facts which
srem ~ te established. AMI am ryu,..
bly, informed that these violent persons
We're part 81 prcmcLitAied plan IL
have tie House organized IN this aas.
teeagnye what has been called thu Nc.
Emery senate. and then ~ ,iclpsr t.s.,
Kellogg. Ha,.l NJ rcy,Iutiunxu the stat,
t'nsetnmunt. Whether Ii was afunu ipi
'ie Gnsrfnet, al the request 81 Il m.lni
NY ~ the members returned Al elected
~ thu House, ~ usu surl, means ~ wcrr
~ his power n, defeat these lAnlc-s and
revolutionary proceedings, IA, perhaps, il
debafahlr question. hit IL IA quite cor.
tain there would have bccn no trouble |,
ttlose vino now complain az illegal inter.
Iesenee hnd allowed the House IL br Or.
vanized In n lawful and regular manner.
When those who inanguraiei the ,li.ar.
der. which was anarchy, condemn such
proceedings, II will he time cnougl, To
condemn taose who, by such means ~
They have, prevented The success II thalr
la.lrss schemes.
Lieut.. aen. Sheridan, Mas ir,,.rsi.,. bs
inn II - ~ Louisiana III ulrrrvr AMI
report the situation there, anil III In hls
ullnlun, necessary, ~ assume the com
matsi, which he did On Tie III, instant
after Tho Legislative Disturbances had
occurred vt nine o'clock In THE evening.
y n.tnlar Of hours after the dis.
fufl,anee. No party motives nor lrcjn.
dica can reasonably hc imputed ~ him.
but honestly convinced by what hc has
seen ani heard there. hr has character.
ixei The leaders If The White League In |
severe terms and suggested summary |
nioiesynl procedure against them. which,
though they raniint br adopted, would.
y legal, soon pni an emit ~ The troubles
mi disorder in thar State. General
Slier,'lai' wns l,okini. III ihc facts md
p"ss'hiy npi thinking ~ proceeding.
which M"'.l,i i'r ~ r1ly proper ones IL
pursue ~ time ~ peace. Thought more
~ tlir iiilrfl, tawlrss condition IT snei
ri, surrounding him III thu time If hi.
dispateh a,,d Whit would prove Il sure
fe,te.tt. lie never proposed Ia 90 mn
ills.ai net nor expressed determination
u Proceed beyond what law In the fiji.
turf might authorize Tor tile punishment
81 the atrocities which have been com.
mltiea. una tile commission III which
eanint In successfully draicd.
II y \ ,leiiofal,lr fact that political
crime nnl murder have been committed
III Louisiana which went unpunishcd.
and wllel, have bern Justified u apollo.
gized for. and which mnst rest ~ d re-.
proaeli ON the State and country long
utter the present generation has passed
away.
hasn III desire 10 haze United states
troops interfere In tho domestic concerns
u I.ouislann or any other State. On tho
VI, ot December last, Governor Kellogg
lelcerarhed % uie hiS apprehension that
IT, White League intended another ut.
lark. lroii the same Iay I nude the
following answer, AMI since which time
no communication has lncn sent IL him .
'Nalt dispatch 81 to-day was lust ~.
feised. Il Ii exceedingly unpala,uhle !
~ Use trnaps IN anticipation Of danger,
let the STATE authorities DO right md
Then proceed with their duties without .
apprehension II danger. II they arr
Then tnolesfsd tho question will DO to-
|ermlncl whether the United States Il
sblc 70 maintain law and order within lis ,
limits ef not" have dcplorei the no. !.
,essliy which seemed 10 make Ii my duty
Under TIN Constitution and laws IL no. I
such inscricrcnccs. l have III. |
ways refused. except where II seemed
NY imperative duty ~ net In such i
manner unher the Constitution and laws
u the IDitad States. have earnestly Z
MI repeatedly en,rcntcd the people ri |
lie South 10 live together In peace md .
''1y the laws, and nothing would give !.
nc greater pleasure than to see rccen.
'lliailon aud tranquility everywhere pre-.
'Al and thereby remove all necessity Tor 4
he pfcscncc at troops among them. II
ukf =, however, ~ my that this state oi !
liinHs doca mt exist. nor does Ii exist.
nee seem 70 - desired III some local..
ics: ai,d ~ t. those. II may Ia proper I
~ me to say that. 10 the extent that /
congress Inns confrrYGI na unr an .nn III |