The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-13
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Tie Louisiana Indignation Meet.
Ing In New York Speech
OF Mr.. Bryant.
Den Carlos Protests Against The
Elevation Of King Alfonso.

NEW \ DIRK, January lH,-Iho Her
AIDS special from London says Don
Carlos las issued a proclamation dated
headquarters, Nura, January Blh, In
which Ae declares, as the head Of the
Spanish huWbonA he cOnlemplUtoG
with pgolOn sorrow the attitude Of
his cousin Alfonso, whose ineXperience
has led him 10 consent 30 being the Ia.
strumentof persons who expelled him
and his mother, Notwithstanding he
makes no protest The indiguity
against himself and the army is the
only protest he can Offer lie Nvers be
will remain faithful to his holy mis-
sion and keep the flag unstained,
LONDON, January II, r. NJ The
Times has reason 10 believe Bsm NrCk
has intimated to Spain that the Ger
man government will defer the reGog.
milton OF Alfonso until the decree sus.
pending the protestant newspapers
aud closing the protestant chaplaIns in
Cadia, Is repealed.
HAZELrON, Pa, January IA dis.
agreement about wages has 0usted two
thousand miners along the lIehigh
Valley and Central railroad.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January r. After
a spirited debate resolutions were
adopted denounc NJ the unparalleled
usurpation and expressing sympathy
for the people of Louisiana.
New YORK, January r. Upon TAX
ing the chair, Mr.. Bryant said: When
we read the news of revolutions in
Spain we rejoced. Such proceedings
were unknown here, but now we are
astonished to hear that General Shcrl-
dan, sent to New Orleans by the presi-
dent, had occupied the halls of the leg
islature and thrust conservative menu
bers into the streets. Such proceedings
might do for Spain, but not for this
country. We manage things differ
entity here, and, 10y Gods held, would
continue to do 50.
We have a constitution which for
bids the president from intermeddling
in the affairs of Il state unless TO save
it from invasion or on the application
of the legislature ex-governor when the
legislature can not be convened to pro-
tect the state against domestic vio-
lence. What authority is there in
these provisions for the president to
set himself up as the judge Of elections,
and drag from the legislative cham
bers those whom he chooses to regard
as having no right to their seals? lie
should have left this to the courts OF
law. He might rs well, if he should
be candidate for third term rs pres
ident, to dispense the electoral colleges
i'm those states which shall refuse him
their votes.
He might as well send another Sher-
idan to turn the gentleman whom we
have Just elected governor of this state
out of the executive chair. He might,
with lust as good warrant, dispense
this meeting by sending Il band to
clear this hall at the point of the bayo-
net. Why do not our West Point
graduates seem to understand the linz
its of military power? Had General
Sheridan been properly trained or not
forgotten his training, he would never
have obeyed the mandate which or
.dered him on this guilty errand to
New Orleans, but rather torn OIL his
epaulettes, broken his sword and thrown
the fragments into the Potomac.
Even if Sheridan's assertion of the
prevalence of anarchy and assassiDa-
ton in Louisiana are true, now coalo.
such all act remedy the state OF things?
The wrong done has no possible eX-
tenuation. 1t was n violation OF the
constitution. No citizen has a right to
withhold his condemnation, and it
must he rebuked the instant it is per-
petrated. The evil must be crushed
before il becomes formidable as pre-
cedent. These practices of suhIeeting
local notifies to federal authority by
military power must be denounced and
stopped, be broken forever.
The application of Kellogg, four
months ago, for military aid hau
lost its effect and could not be used as
pretext for this outrage in Louisiana.
Peace had prevailed since then. ii
new dangers of domestic violence
arose, request should have again
been made for the interpUstion oil the
president. No such request vas made
for, in fact, no danger was expected
1t was nonsense to say that the cXpul
sion of lhembers of the legislature wa
an act of protection against domestic
violence.
Mr.. Bryant, i'm conclusion. said tn
nroceedings of this meeting, so lar
the treat proportion of those presen
who take part are concerned, nave III
Marty nurpose or object. Far from u
be the petty and narrow policy whiei
cnul1 so parvert their sincere desire u
nreserve the constitution from viola
ton, and to prevent acts OF arpitra!.
mower from becoming a precedent i
the future is, and should be, our slngi
ALBANY, n. Y, January l2.--Gov
ernor Tilden has sent a special mes
sage to the legislature calling atten
tion TO Louisiana affairs,
Sonatnr lord offered O cOncurren