The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-07

~, :, which the REPRESENTATIVES., .,,a
spha ';"Idrd to the tyranny wh'en Tue! . .sro
ANN s.;st We say Deliberately 'hat .ns.o
not ~ rcason why they Should nov nase ..
was ~ I'D resisted TO the death, TINS iou'
slsieu, ', mon law and liberty, except the
oh',H'.rcss Of resisting. rising yes'ei'
hoP.n,,',d have had consequences wn'sn arc
dsy "' "nJ terrible even to think OF. ihese
Tt'"I. . Az" were present to the legislators
cons'Yn, .;"na who not only yielded Win oe-
O. h',.o,, they could not resist Win nope.
F""'! hoyr Inns far stayed the haads OF
Hht WV s,;rncn,s. But We say also tna'' tei-
th''' n,ld have been the consequences VI
f'p' yesterday. they are less terfioie 'p"n
Tc,,>,'"l 80 consequences o. submission OIL
w" -. ~ ~ the pcople Of the United safes
II. ',,,,rayr which has been pcrnc'ra'eo
~ Nv ,A,n, Al through the people OF Lou
Ii'" Eor that submission ar any toieranee
l>5A,"' an3 wors. outrage of the traitor
.. 'A'> 49, -, ,to Presidents chair which stops
vi" >l's s.:,;,c hin, from il into darkness
>Ao'' - ,r,cs NIL be 4 confession tnat tne
al" 49, - ,ropIc are no longer hi 10 nave
A., .,;n. which in that case II VIII MOI
l"' ~. ,,,5r, long 70 le>e ; and 1t were petier
'"H' '"'' '.,,,,rr. Of New Orleans should run
"a" .S ~ ;s,,I thlu that republican government
VIZ" |' w. ,y,h,ucrd throughout the conn
s"'"." ~ n,s hrcn exchanged in New Or
t.!' - 4. 49,, r,,.e Of 4 stupid and sordid ty-
r4a'. c:oxeruor Hahn.
49, ne,,.>s. January 5.-Be!ore the
,'.-....,ousI Committee to-day eN-bofel-
~, testified Am a member OF Tue
1'o' 10 "'.,,-r nov in session. do not tnihh
irE'>",nI, n T-n,,ri,ud entered the House un-
~ 49,, ,,.o1l,ion was pissed appointing
-. Of three 10 ask the presence OF
.,,-.' - rrohritnd. who restored oToer
=, .na lobby. according 10 Inc request VI
H. WIZ, Nv impression is that the CLERK,
NJ yf,.,S, did not cali the ron al'eF MI,
e., Ind his co,.fttreS left; therefore, L
~, unable 10 say VINO was OF now hlahs
- ..'' rr,.crt. After they left we rtorsan-
49, and nomination for Speaker was
-.l. I bring the only nominee, was ue-
-1'-.i ,Ic.ed. Afer was declared elected
S-.yr- Mr.. Lowell called my attention 10
-, ,-,.encc o?thc soldiers. They evidently
,o,. tee hint that their presence cou,o Dc
,;i.n.,,,.l with and left. was IN the House
:. ,ar beginning. Don't know how many
,,,rrl,.-> were present al the tirst organizi-
t,,, or q, the time the election for Speaker
took place. ,
|, ;,4> 1nay agreed that the counsel for
x,s, pariy be allowed four days ID which 10
Il. briefs with the committee.
Testimony OF kellogg.
n r1p11 to Mr.. Potter. Governor Kellogg
sad q. did not think under the present cir
cum>tanccs the State Government could
maintain itself without the support OF the
United states forces. and probably had been
in The same position since the 14th Of Sep
;eMLtT lasL
IBy Telegraph
what the vice.President Thinks of
Sneridan's Bandltu Dispatch.
W.surseroS. January 6.-Fice-President
wilson l,prccateS in harsh terms the action
81 NV Orleans. He is quoted as saying !:
at !, infamous. IL is the death.blow to the
Republican, partv.'
In reference to Sheridan'S banditti dis.
ra,ch he i quoted As say ing: "The dispatch
VS. manufactured here. Sheridan could not
have written 30 foolish a diSpatch.'
II may lie positively asserted, however,
that The dispatch is genuine.
There is no probability that the President
will Issue such n proclamation as General
Sheridan Suggests 10 bis telegram to Secre-
tary B~.kuap Yesterday.
On du-That prominent official here en-
dYyo-s 10 shield Sheridan from the storm OF
indignation Of the country by representing
that IT. did not assume command al New Or.
leans unit! O'Clock Monday evening, and
that General Emory, acting under Executive
Instructions, is responsible for the military
invasion of tue Louisiala Legislature; but
the President is quoted General Sheridan
4 la, t,,I' 4 Yr-S,n tn IN nr,H
BIZ actions will meet with Executive sup
port"
The following telegram was scot to Gene
r.t Sheridan:
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsHINGToH, January q, 1915.
General p. Fl. Sheridan i:
Your kilograms are all received. The
President and all of us have full confidence
and thoroughly approve your course.
WILLIAM w. BELKNAP,
Secretary of War.
Tie New York Times Deprecates thu
Action AT New Orleans.
New YORK. January 6.-The Times in ar
editorial on Louisiana affairs says: For
ourselves We must sag that the use which
was made Of the United States troops seems
10 have been an extreme exercise of power,
ard one Tor which the President, who is PR.
marily responsible for it, must find it very
difficult 10 show adequate authority. The
United States guarantees 10 each State re-
publican form Of government, and, on re-
QUESTION, protection against domestic vio-
hence. In this case there was no recent re-
QUESTION, and there was no actual violence.
The Governor called in the troops in antisi-
patton Of bis own helplessDesS, and engaged
their commander in acts which have never
yct been performed by United States
army officer. The troops did not aid the
State forces; they replaced them. We do
40, believe that the country will regard such
procedure with approval. If it does, the
consequences to our system Of government
2snDot be easily foreseep."
Sheridan Interviewed.
New YORK, January G.-The Heralds New
Orleans correspondent telegraphs that Sheri.
dan. in an interview with him yesterday
aald he was going TO put stop to the doings
Of the people down there. The solution Of
the troubles is proposed in his dispatch of
yesterday 10 the President. He has not con-
suited any citizen in coming to bis conclu-
siOns. II the Government and President
VIII cuuUEst Diu uc T!il Settic auaus =. AAe
proposed 10 put down secretly-armed bodies.
Sheridan to Belknap.
New ORLEANS, January 6.-The following
telegram has been sent to the Secretary Of
War:
NEW ORLEANS, January 6, 1875.
'Hon. ". ". Belknap. Secretary Of Var,
Washington, D. G.:
"The city is very quiet to-day. Some OF the
banditti ~ made idle threats last night that
they would assassinate me ~ because dared
TO tell the truth. / am not sfraid, and will
not be stopped from informing the Govern
ment that there are localities in this depart.