New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

antee clause Of the Constitution and the acts Of 1875
and 1907 deyolvne the President the duty as.
uros suppress domestic violence He then read the
call OF Kellogg and argued that was made under THIS
provision OF the Consultation when the Penn revolt oc
Cured on the 1lh o, september The insurgents bad
never laid down their arms or reiinqIlsnea luz lug
Under these surroundings the Legislature met BY
law Of former Legislature, returning board was con
bers and certify roll to the secretary Of State The
Board so acted. and certified 50 Republicans ana %
tuition required to be ca led on any question demand
OF two members. Tue clerk was by law made tue pre-.
wtz usurped the chair. filled all tho other otiices,
appointed White League captains anu
and silence their protests Mr. Sargent dwelt at some
length on the call Tor military intervention and argueu
the control usurped By fraud and force; ihey then COM
nlted illegal act by seating new members not on tne
ory made written request TO the Governor to invoke
military and to clear the hall OF unauthorzed
tne United States removed the Illegally seated
persons, restored the ball to the legally gi,drew rs
these events In louisiana to be treated as
the whole care. On the lAth Of September ater oe
a. etr took place, in which 45 persons were killed aud
wounded, and the city OF New-0reans was the
was overthrcwn. but the United States troops
restored IL aud peace. But tue OBJECT OF mat insurreo
neered ~ the idea that the call for troops IN September
Justified their continuance there aud use 10 Jau-
unIy. 1ucro was U paraloi caSo ih Icunsyr
vana In 1894, under WashiDgtoB's Admintsira.
ton. Edmund Rudolph was Secretary OF
aie anu by direction Of tue President wrote TO GOV.
Milu OF PennSylvaDia. stating his Intention 10 Keep
forces IN the insurreconiry districts after tic dlsper
son Of the rioters to guard against further aggressons
and by order Of Washington troops were Kept there 10
act IN case OF emergency. La a letter OF
Randolph to Mn, dated Aug 7, 1904 he characterzes
tue actors In the rotous scenes as "bandltii Inc
phrase not 0rignai with Sneridan Us applied 10
awless men In the United States, though Sheridan APP
Piled not 20 resisting excise laws but 70 assassins
But tLe September iusurrect0n Is not ALL Ho clteu ne
testimony OF Ruford Blunt, who was state
Senator and often slept In the woods TO escape muiet
OF Mr.. MaXoy. who testified that Mr.. MrEDery, IN
speech In Homer. sail there were too many Maxeys
and 1t would be good thing to NJ IKE way WIN them
u the editor VI The Caucasian. WHO Justned inc ire
quent atrocities. and saI that Democratic Senators
claimed the fruits OF elections carried 0y means ike
these.
Before Mr. Sargent concluded message was received
from The House of Representatives, announcing the
Death OF tho Hon. Samuel Hooper, a member VI that
body, ana inviting the Senate to attend his funeral In
the na 81 the House tomorrow afternoon at O'clock
well puOlIc loss he offered the resolution which
duty required OF hiEI Mr.. Hooper died Yesterday
morning. He was the senior memoer Of the MassacGu-
setts delegation, ana the second III term
OF service, and beloved by all his associ-
ates. He sent the desk resolution
expressing the regret OF the senate at the death of Mr.
Hooper, accepting The invitation 10 attend his fuDeral
IO-inOTrOw. and declaring the Senate adjourned as
mark of respect 10 has memory
The resolution was agreed to- and the Senate at Ee0
p. III. adjsurned