New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

Ing OIL the logical consequences Of reeosnton OF the
KsSs .IS es q
United States soldiers on the moor OF tho lower
TIME TO ROCK THE CRADLE OF LIBERTY
Fson As Springfield Rpsehoan Ind9
1t ia possible that the old love OF chartered
liberty the old Jealousy Of arbitrary power which bsaed
up so fervidly hundred years ago peaScn snn
asrsS o" msy 10 Of
Grafton have quito the secret OF that generous We,
h sO so s Gonod and fnded the Ovouao fires az
Valley Forge. II 80. the complete su0verson OF
present Tsu shsTc Win merely ss SUCH
rous response TO the manly protest and appenh .,
House liat the patience OF the people at last eh
bsused. and that any further experiments ~ tnis me
tors agents. and aSettors How would they feel about
~ What would they saw about ~ what wou.d .n'y
lawful and right iu Iousana lawful and right in
Massachusetts What IS sauce for NewOrieans - ucS
occason m the Last 100 Years for rocking the cradle of
liberty. and rocking it to some purpose as TINS. On
sHERIDAN's REcoMMENIDoATioN THE oNA' ''
Fror. 7a< PA,Iad>iphia Press (R,pI
When at this moment we are involved I'D d
grave specis trouble let thank God that we have
Preside mt in the chair who does not finch from meeting
responsibility behalf OF his country 10 those VINO
are doubling or demaye cd say Let us treat Grant
as treated Lincoln In similar moments Let US trust
him." lie may make temporary MISTAKE ne cs,, may
enersonces. he has never proved fathess to the
cause OF the people Every instinct. every impulse;
every act has always been that Of loyal and devoted
solder We can surely aford-awaiting the supreme
and severn action Of Congress now IN sesOn-to trust
in him. and believe in him. and rely on him. In preference
to any Legislature 10 Louisiana, call II Conservative
Democratic, Rebel, or what you will Frowong down,
then all sensational demagogism. avoiding all nemper
ate discussion. let us us good citizens stanu oy
the Government a. time when codtsr pei map.
ment to do than it did when Sumter
which admits OF only remedy Reconstruction has
been failure, because made such condition OF affairs
possible. 1t lifted the weak but did not repress
aud force OF the passions OF the South had been de-
sroyed by the war. and that their acceptance OF the
changed order VI things was sincere. They have been
previously disappointed. Thcr work must be supple
mented and IN the short sharp and decisive nner re-
prsone he south from utter ruin by its violent classes
otherwise the whole nation Is in danger
THE e. cE Sr1Ssls.s r 1Sd3qIrTpY ,.,
This is the browning iniquity OF an Admin
istration which has not Deen wanting In iniq
Practically the entire army and navy OF the United
States summoned to support the aDundahtD,,
proved frauds OF the Returning Board tho President OF
ence tthrusng tho Iawless foger OF power into that
troubled State Capitol TO uphold the enormity TINS Is
lawfully elected Speaker Of the lower branch OF
State Legislature is eject from his seat r'siais by
teleoraphc order President about twO hours after
bis election.
AN UNPARALLELED OUTRAGE.
From The PAiadeipha Telegraph (Rtp(
There is not in the whole business the
smallest redeemiug feature That Kellogg should not
only presume to interfere ont TO dictate WHICH mem
that he should enforce his edic at the point OF the
and that tine s 70 se h Of S Tnd
States, is an outrage that should inilame popuis!
indignation through the Length ana breaan OI ono no
the recent are TO be but the precursor
the excavations Of tho nation this just the KIND OF
thing do it, Should this outrage Oe permitted 10 pass
step ,n GI nooe o4 n T
ton OF Repuolcansm 1t lies In the condign punishment
Of the men who thus prostitute It's name Ihey are ho'
IL Congress Is capable or maintaining the hoery ana
decisye action for the overthrow OF military despotism
In Louisiana and the restoration to that unhappy State
Of u republican form OF government.
AN APPALLING CRIME.
From 7A< Esyark Journal lDeml
Language positively fails us to give ade-
quale preston to our feelings and sentiments touch
ing the appa ling perpetra ted In Ne Orleans yes
terday by OF the President OF the United States
There not words In the English Language capable OF
y characterzng the vilainy 1t is 80 shameless in ITS
complete subveTsion OF for right outlawry Tor
law, indecency Tor decency injustice for Justice dshon
force propulsion OF the bayonet for tho peace
a but IN tho long run more yer force 9Ge
the blood OF tue American people Will boil when they
read the story Of this outrage this shameless murder OF
trumpettougued protests Let MAS meetings he called
in ali cities Of the North to lay bare this infamY.
AN UNPLEASANT USE OF TROOPS.
Prom Tas Hartford POH (RsrJ
This is a most extraordinary state of affairs,
beers as it did Was tho election Of Witt yalidi On
these questions turn the whole case II the Legislature
iativo podies in This country Judging nally
election OF Its own mem0ers, then there was
il might be. and the action OF Gov. KEEL
log in expellinG the seated members aud breaking up
ing. II Is possible however. that there may be
PLANTATION OF these procee dngs not apparent 10 the re-
il is excessively unpleasant United States troops
used in this way. We hope it may turn out that the
ground but 1t ugly look and is to he regretted
by every friend OF law and order.
A TERRIBLE INFAMY.
From ne Hartford Tvplc, (D,m)
This case needs no argument The facts
tell story. No such despOtc act no such terrible
great stride in the policy which Is to suOdus
and besides, II Ia in the interest OF great and
shameless fraud Are the people OF this country really
strikes at the OF institutional Do they real
lie what must inevitably follow, unless tho people
terpOse2 1t an Issue, squarely made up by those
who straDgle the popular voice. and the people
themselves, whose liberties are involved. It is day
for calm reflection and manly decisions on the part OF
those who have ballots TO cast and liberties defend
A CRIME AGAINST REPRESENTATIVE GOVERN
MENT.
From IN. Albany Argp, tDem.)
If the President of the United States shall
sustain this act he Will be pareeps einis in the crime
against representative government, aud liable 10
peacbInent. He will be enrolled In history with the
odoSs tyrants who have q, mVnded paraments and
He will justify the verdict that he has DELHI
erately determined to emulate the wees of the
worlds great tyrants, and to exceed their des-
potic deeds much the liberties OF the
American people have exceeded the liberties
of any other people. HenceOrward the question as TO
whether Kellogg elected Governor of Louisiana is
superseded by the far graver question as to whether
any Governor de Jac0 de jure with without the
support Of the President OF the United States can per
petrate such an act with lmpunty Like the first
upon Sumter. this Louisiana vDainy ought startle
the Republic from its slumbers Indignation meetings
should be held throughout the North. Freemen,
awake!
lFOr lateH rom Lost'dna first PGgaI