Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
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Republicans in Camcus.

EttPuDAIcHnS Ah
WASHINGTON, January 12th.-Re-
publican Senators and Representatives
have had frequent caucuses over af-
fairs in Louisiana, but have come to
no definite understanding. While
some of the Senators elnphatically en-
dorse the President and Gen. Sheridan,
others prefer to wait for the coming
special message of the President rela-
tive to Louisiana affairs before ex-
pressing their opinion. 1t was gener-
ally admitted, however, that it was
the duty of the Government to pro-
tect all it's citizens in all their legiti-
mate pursuits, irrespective of the
clamors of the opposing party.
Arkansas Refufes the Siander.
LITTLE Rock, January 18th. : The
merchants of this city held public
meeting and passed a resolution de-
.nying General Sheridan's dispatch to
the Secretary of War,so faras it refers
to Arkansas A large number of Off
GERS and soldiers of the Union Army
during the late war publish a card to
the same effect. &
Concerted Action by tlsc states.
Richmond, Virginia, January 10Th.
Resolutions were introduced in the
Senate, earnestly requesting the Gov
ernors of the several States to convenef
as soon as practicable the Legislatures
of their respective States, i'll order
that the States may consult together
and advise with each other relative to
the late interference of the army of
the United States with the Legislature
of Louisiana, and determine simulta-
neously to defend and preserve the in
dependence and authority of the
States.
The Other Side of the Question.
NEW YORK, January 12th.-Party
feeling runs high in the Produce Ex-
change growing out of the divers
views entertained on the subject ofthe
interference of the army in the Gov
ernment of Louisiana, and the follow
ing paper was put in circulation: o.
awe, the undersigned, recolecting
that the rebellion was inaugurated
and the country forced into war by the
failure of the Government to protect
its forts and officers, do hereby testify
an approval of the prompt action of
the Government in the late case Of the
Legislature of louisiana"
Latest About the Southern TranscOn.
i1L9 tinentaI Route.
WASHINGTON, January 13th.-The
Central Pacific's agents here are feel
ing their way to legislation authOriz-
ing them to run race with Tom.
Scott's Texas Pacific Railroad, by al
lowing the Southern Pacific Railroad
10 Oh Oh rl
tinuously until the Texas Pacific road
meets them from the east, the same as
was done with the Union Pacific and
the Central Pacific. Neither commit
tee of Congress, however, will favor
the arrangement. When the Central
Pacific lobby learns this definitely, it
is expected they will fight the Texas
| Pacific bill. ' .er& ~
Views OfGranite Republicans.
CONCORD, n. H., January 12th.-
The Republican State Convention
adopted resolutions opposing the third
term; asking for the same motives to
prosperity for the South as the North;
cOndemning the mal-administration
there; denouncing lawlessness and in
limitation by the White League;
calling upon Congress to give peace
and Republican form of government
to Louisiana, and condemning any
unauthorized use of military power.
| The vieEgsburg Investigation. $50
VIcKsBURG, January 12th.-Crosby
was examined at length to-day. He
adhered to his statement that Govern
or Ames told him to use the power of
the county to retain his office. A tel
| egram from Adjutant-General Packer
by order of Governor Ames to the
Captain of the colored company, was
read as follows: "Co-operate with
your company with Sheriff Crosby in
his efforts to regain his Office and sup
press the riotous mob in Vicksburg.n
u. u. Senator Elected.
New ORLEANS, January 12th.-The
Kellogg Legislature to : day elected
Pinchback to the U. S. Senate. The
Custom House ring is much disap-
pointed, and the belief now is that they
will favor reconstruction.
Four Men Drowned.
OMAHA, January 18th. Three teams
and four men, while crossing the river
here on the ice to-day, fell through and
were all lost
More Snow on the Plains.
SALT LAKE, January 12th.-Snow
has been falling deeply the last few
days. All the Union Pacific trains are
delayed. NcnW aFe6t
A Religious Burm.
KENosHA, Wis, January 12th.-St.
Georges church, school and nunnery
were burned this morning. Loss $780,
600 to $50, 900; insured for $11 LOCO.
Examine Your Greenbacksi
PHILADELPHIA, January 12th.-A
Westchester dispatch says that the
Government paper mills near that
place were, on Saturday last, placed
under charge of Government detect
ives, and force of lady clerks from
the Treasury Department. arrived and
Will take account of stock. The trouble
is not exactly known, but it is thought
that there are some suspicious that
paper has been stolen for the purpose
of counterfeiting.
Death Of an. .ex-GOverner. n r. |
LOUISVILLE, January 18th. = Ex-
Governor Thos. T.. Bramlette died at
his residence here this afternoon, after
an illness of several weeks from rheu-
matism of the heart. FI N1U1g n |
The "Keystone' Protests.