, 1875-01-20

souTHE1NEus HAVE 4 TALK WITH TIE president.
S,,<c,ai Dtspateh 70 The Chieaan Tribune.
WAsu1SoToN. D. G., Jan. ia delegation ol
Southern Congressman called on tho president
to-day to urge Ills favorable Recommendation in
behalf Of the proposition that the Government
shall build iovees along the mississippi. Sens
tor Alcorn aud Con. Sheldon addressed ihs
President on the part OF tho delegation
and urged various considerations in favor d
tho proposition. Tho President was rather IN
disposed to talk OF anything elso than tho dis
turbancos and outragcs in tho South, intimatus
that they ought tlrst to be put down, spa nd
couatry. could DO properly looked aftef
10 this 1t was replied, that macl, Of
tic disorder complained Ut is due directly to tht
fact that planters are in stats Of enforced idle
ncas which breeds dissatisfaction. The do}ess
tion dspreclatod tie assertion 70 common. thss
tue whole people Of the South in bloodthlrs'
ty state Of mind. They said that only fow vera
guilty OF brooches of good order, and that
would 10 saanitessly unjust to blanc all for shs
acts Of small majority. After Bon,e diacH.;
sion, tho President Indicated his purpose to oil
the project Is far aud III such msti11or as 10 eaa
consistently.
THE y1aksBun6 ELECTION.
Enfetat LItapRfeh 10 Fhs CAic4uo tribune.
NEw ORLEANS, Jaa. 19.-1uformatnn seceEvtd
hera Indicates overythinR quiet at VlusHbuls
with otclltlee, SliorlG Csosby's Deputy, in charss
Of the Hl3eriH's ol'lce. 1t IL probable that A'
Ghes, instead OF Crosby, holds tho oilico, fron
bya bond.
Your correspondent learns from good auho'
ity, that The trouble in E;oksbarg osigiaate4a
compelling Crosby, tho legal Sheriff. tu rcsisu;
the resignation uu,lor thcso circumstances, snE
S.''Gn tSo rrotcudea vac vacancy. ~ Tss ' peu,er,,s
OF Vicksburg held nn, election, nevertheless
~ Which no Republicans parsicipatsd' ri
tho ollico, aud Judge Hill. Of the Cllaueet!
Court, called Oh the Governor to furnish lost
to asBHt lin in eleotlng tho intrutlar. doF
Amos, considering tho case grave one, ana W.
having a force of militia adaIuata to 1olnsth
Crosby, made reauistlon ot tho proslle't.aa
accuraanae with thu Constitution, for rtroops ~
posse. Tie President responded 1eyDtabIy. tpi
ordered Gen. Sheridan, Oh tue reqNislton q ~.
tsovotAor OF Misalss!ppi, to furnish sutllet'
Sheridan accordingly, through Gen, Emory. tM'
n!ss'ed the troops, and tho war endsd w'teo1
hlpo1Bbed.
Tho situation in Now Orleans Ia unchanged.
Az APPEAL FRuI 4oUlElAsA AMI Mississlf'
PATRONS.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 19..The Patrons Of hni
bHndty of LoMtBiana and Mlsaisaippi havo tHae;
I'll address, TO the Order s1leoagAous the ppha
Statos indolsIns the ropors'of tho Snb-ceman
tBe Of Couyress, Tic A1dress concludes % III
lows
Ntliove this rapart mala BY gentlemen q .t'.I II
Morrill, I'D Intelligent colsgrssanaea Ut l'th pon, N
parties, tell yUus tls truth. We 1rfur 1t 10 yo ~
Trust every latru4 to whom this appeal may rona IN
gire 1t atteutiyo ro4diug.h
SUIT FOR DAMAGES. -.,u
]. N. Vaughn, through hs attorney, 9ae{;t b
john A. Campbell, AaA aled = petition IL T..
Sixth District Court clkiming bl60, ,1ou s'tmatsT
FROM Sheridan. Emory, Da Ttobtiautl. a1s1 u
Campbell, "whu, oil the 1Ath Of JanuSr' o.; =
uplawfuly, violently. aud forclbly make assaa saa
on petitonot, and ejectu aud thrust him ilss i,as
the IIousB of Representatives.. whero he clss. ~
. Beas." Interrsl ntorics Of the fIct Ms p'
pounded to the defendant
tien. HAelldaa Ass Isiusuea f1on Asasas
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