New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
HE MISSISSIPPI COMPLICATIONS.
FEDERAL INTERVENTION DELAYED.

FEDERAL INTERVENTION DELAYED.
PRESIDENT GRANT REFERS Tux MATTER To TIKI AT
TORNEY-GkNERAL-A CONFERENCE CoNTFM-
PLATED-PROTEsT OF TIE HEAD OF TIE DEMO-
CRATIC c6NMIrrEE-sESATOR ALcoRN's oPIS-
IONS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-President Grant has
sent telegram TO Adjutant Townsend directing
him TO instruct the officers commanding the troops in
Mississippi to give Gov. Ames such aid as may
he necessary TO maintain order and protect life
In that State, IL the instruction Is too
formidable 10 be suppressed with the means at the
Governors command Before sending such order 10 the
conmandns Officer the rIesiac9d Gree.ea u.
Perreponi to the legality OF such contemplated mill
suion ON that subject at noon to-day. Action the
Presidents telegram viii he deferred until IL -ha DC d
cided whether proclamation snail DO issued, al,
dressed to the Insurgents. Inc President having requested
the Secretary of State and the 10 con
Secretary OF State being absent from Washington, the
Attorney General is maAng arrangements by telegraph
Washington tonight for that purpose unless he shall
DC advised meantime taat the secretaIy - on ms
the present trouble in Mississippi IL il definitely known
after tie Issuance of proclamation AID the reception OF
information of disregard of is requirement.
Infantry ut Jackson, two OF the 18Th at Nicxsbarg
springs Four of the 18th also at Btton Rouge. OIL
cia kilograms will probably be sent TO COY Aes to-day
serving the public peace by calling upon aw-abiiinS
citizens 10 avoid the necessity OF rcsOrng TO
Federal force 10 suppress the disturbance.
JACKSON, Miss, sept. 9.-The following dispatch,
signed by j. II. George. Chairman of the Democratic
state Executive Committee, WAS sent to The Hon. I'd
wards Pierrepont United States Attorney General, TO-
night:
There are no Disturbances in this stat ard obstruc
tons 10 tho execution OF the laws TECre has been an
unexpected conflict at political meeting, anu
subse Iucnt disturbance. but everything -
qIsist now. The Governors call FOR United
troops does not pretend that there any III
the revision " The United States statutes of 375 pages
10 10 81 prevails throughout the state ami the
employment of United states troops vould but increase
dstrst Of the people in the good aItn of the present
safe Government.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept 9.-The 4rG'nnche publishes
long interview with Senator Ac"n IN regard to the con-
iion Of affairs in Mississippi Mr. Acorn says there is
great disturbance there and bad blood between races and
parties and bad men finding employment In fomeni-
Ing disturbance 1t will cOniinue lie sai, until tho
people learn 10 follow conservative course, and
to sink their passions for the public good There
10 bad state Of feeling existing and it only takes two
or three drunken at gathering 10 cause that feeling
20 vent itself la blood and violence as at clinton TAO
Other dav The Senator very severe on Gov Ahrs,
who lie states, Is vlndetive and not actuatcd by
any KIND feeling toward the people over whom Ne
is enthroned The Senator charges the Democrats of
Mississippi with the responsibility OF Amcss e ctun as
IN the election they urged that u would ne PETER
to elect make the tate hell nrst ana Demo
cratic afterwards lie THINKS the bloody cLtn does MT
iii up eicitOusly and tEat the people of the Norm are
no more prepared cUmpacrny lectures from
Lamar Gordon and J,t Davis than those of tho soul
would DO TO hear PM Sheridan