New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

Mississippi and for himself and for the IN
FORMATION OF the President tue general condition OF
visit to other States II he des What the President
desired TO be advised ana receive such suggestions
from Gen. Sheridan he might think advisable
MI CONkLING spoke OF scenes OF disorder. and had
MI Boutwell, read for him from the testimony taken by
the Committee in reference TO in Red River
Parish, where IL was charged that the freedmen
were driven from their homes by the whites
He said troops stationed IN Louisiana and their
presence there lawful because the slender remnant
OF army must be stationed somewhere II must be
stationed IN some state and matter where found It's
right 70 be there unquestioned and its withdrawal
from New-Oreans would have been possible only with
CHIEF Magistrate in open cOBnvance with murderers
and traitors. What would Gen. Washington have said
about about ordering the troops away from rom New New
violence and ststiOnng them sOmewhe where all was
peacel This question was presented to Washington when
four counties the western part OF Pennsylvania resisted
whisky tax An inspector and surveyor we're resisted
and Washington ordered out aud put on foot 1900
ana went 20 command them himself. The revolt was
abandoned hut armed men IN great numbers trod the
soil " Pennsylvania 10 preserve TIE peace ana prevent
The Chief Magistrate required defense FOR allowing
soldiers Of the Union TO remain IN the state Of louisiana
moned there to arrest business 80 bloody Foryeght
hour. before the message Of The President was sent 70
the Senate. the honorable Senator from Missouri mt
schurz) declaring he intended 10 speak with camness
and mparlay. told the country be was IN possession
Of all the information necessary TO form MS judgment
proceeded arraign the President the dOer OF
deeds IN Louisiana on the Attn Of January.
Mr.. CONkLlNG here read from the remarks OF Mr..
the language OF the senator from Missouri who stand
IL
assumed to weigh IN exact scales ana Win uuievered
hand the motives and acts Of one charged with the ad
minstrati0n OF the laws The meanest cnprt Was
entitled 70 be heard in his own defeuse, and
there an assumption OF his innocence until he was
proved guilty but for an American President IN an
American Senate there neither hearing nor assump
ton such is passion such Is the hot breath OF party
praise or blame for the dOngs in New
Orleans on the 4th OF January, as he was
nothn command when the Legislature met.
Wnen great cOnhagrati0n had visited proud city OF
the West, when blocks ana MONIES ana stately edinees
consists IN rreverence 10 an Jaw loo~eu tne IRE as
sharks follow ship for the purpose OF punderng the
property OF Others Gen Sheridan with the soldiers OF
this country made with their bay onets Gordon around
the goods and chatteis OF tue people or that
city and saved them from robbery. Yet the
Governor OF the State o. Illinois made MN the opect OF
special chastisement IL a special message Men went
before the Grand jury seeking 70 have MN indicted
seeking 10 trail his plume IN the dust.
M CONKLING here sent TO the Clerks desk and had
read Gen sner 1aus dispatch 70 the Secretary OF Nar
SAYING see my clear, u YOU Will only have
ddence.' Commenting upon this Dispatch he sad
feared that might ms superOrs here 70 feel
dsrust N EN- and sent the dspaien to the secretary
All of Us approve your course Later IN the
day he sent him another dispatch 10 tie effect hat the
acts OF his IN New Orleans had been and would be u-
dclOus Referring 10 tae 0and!tu dispatch, MI Conk-
yo.fnt NODES NODES o. ra I5 dopntei y he ne g @
tam the degree Of LID. from any charity college N
the land Il SHERIDAN called murderers " ban
ditc" what code had he offended He
app,ed the term TO notorious maj factors Those
VINO robbed anu plundered anu such a. be mas offended.
object 10 IT, TIE rsAt OF Sheridan had peen challenged
ms chamber 10 breathe The free air Of the Republic
But should the day come when degenerate apostate
judge him unit 10 breathe the free air Of TINS Re
Dublc then we had better burn the memorials our
forefatners. dance on The tomb at Mount Vernon,
and fling down he obeAsK on Bunker Hi.
sherdau's sword was not the stained SWORD VI
81 ass'Ia, ,os,rIv me f,i-es fbrc NJ = Free ,vrn
neut that a world has seen. Il sword of
,i sbt moi perish from the earth He CNr Conkc,
la sfH- Ma en- lr Der 3D.
but when THIS most lusrlOus soldier was denounced
be retrosuect was forced upon MIN. sweeping DENIM
VIII not paclfy the south They Will not carry the
Presidential election. When Gov. Kellogg Is impeached
or tndcted wien Gen. Emory Gen Ne Icobrand are
prosecuted by cOurtmaruaI or otherwise, tnen grave
gnestior- NAV arise The Senator from ono (Nr
thurman cried out YESTERDAY W1atexcuse mas Emory
De Mr. COuk.uE dl1 not Know. h. did not appear for
- Emory he 4 not appear 10 viudcate the Pre,j-
9enf of the Cu.ted states he needed vDdIcatlOu;
he was a stranger 10 the whole proceedings. dc Oh
Dot appear to champion The Republican party TIL R.
publican party was IN no sense prvy TO he record Of
tle Transactions IN New-Oreans Mr.. CJuklng next re-
ferrrd tie New York meeting ana sad it hat been
asserted there that the Legislature expired when the
i've men were removed De read from ne speech Of
George Tcknor Curtis 70 the eH,ct that II single |
member OF the Legislature was removed by any inter-
ference the legal existence OF the LEGISLATURE was de-
sroyed because is authority was dfsrc' ca ana that
sentiment met with applause Re,umiug bis argument !
the Senator said; Much had been done I'D Louisiana
bOtn sides when DC c"lId not approve lie dd noi APP
pear t0T GOV. Kellogg put ne spoke for common SENSE
,ite the office OF Governor that had nothing o. do
win THIS BE argued mat the law % Ltul lIua
r,t1l red
the succeeding one and that law was de for tne
very Durpose OF avoiding Bucn str8tagrm ami con-
spIaey a. was Tca5 from T6e Gn me 'I
Louisiana the law touching this case, ald argued
n ~ fGe Tcspectve bodies that the Secretary o. The
senate and Chief Clerk o. the House OF Representatives,
0nalrcaon Of their successors IN Office. 50 SAID the
statute applying to the Lower House OF Congress.
sta ute, no matter no" hSh parry ID nc ran ne then
smoke u the meeting 0f the Legislature on the an ius
and aJ the lO2 members 81 were Republicans and 30
Democrats. be next REFERRED 70 lie kidnapping on
Cousin aud said after The Legislature organized he
PiraFune smith. signed recognizauce mat he would
appear answer ne charge OF na!lnR enbczzied 8
" naI 9e--" - He had no I'M ~ raf ~ Ie
rroceedDg- OF The other House OF Congress but the
newspaper Informed us that Special Committee mad
been raised 70 inquire n Wines summoned before the
wiule attending witness. He mentioned tins 10
show that the utmost care should De- taken As TO
u %eS NJ T1urmap said Yesterday thar be dsap-
Go,rn 8r ConKling then argued that 10 was the en-
couragement which the Democrats OF the south
csnsed them 10 commit ou'rages. They relied
uDon the Northern Democracy in lojL DID
any man here believe that eODoO) " people, without
i-ied Labor without resources, would have wa ged a
bloody var against 2O)OOOO Of people with the
80 md thew NOT relied for assistance upon their parry
w me North he remembered the assertions then from
so1tbern men that the Confederate troops would
he maid in coin from Boston banks, aud
-. Ftbev would water their horses the
TIHSson The sen lor from ONO had spoken Of inhl-
80 utcherles III the South hOmlcldes not warranted
49, isU n was no wav 70 deter strOnR-headed men
fro violence nv telling them that they were right IN
COMPLAINING Of all their grievances. II the Democrats
ttd "a deter violence in the South, they could not
nv denOuucug the laws OF Congress. he SAID, on tue
ni6t before the meeting Of the legislature man who
i.er6ied Republic an member OF that body was stOt
49, n fhe streets OF New-Orleans-ls resemblance
cost MIN his life That showed The existence OF aeon
spiracy. $1,000 o.. .ho se,ote n, rorisan,
,,n II was tue dutv OF all It's members 20 be present
- r1arnncrnflc Senator Absented hImsef from