, 1875-09-11
Two Negroes Killed the Next Morning
by White Pickets.
Probability that Two or Three More
We're Killed, III They We're
Found
Another Account Says Thirty Negroes
We're Killed and Fifty or Sixty
Wounded.
The President Decides that There Is No
Need Of Governmental Intervention,

| THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
| 8pec'as Usnatch to The Ehteaaa Tribune.
WAaH1*aros, D. c., Sept. t0.-The Attorney
General early tb1B morning tolegr.phod to Gov.
AmeR askpg him II tho instruction could not
10 suppressed by statc mid. This evening a1r.
Iierfepout had received no ropty to the dispatch.
| lle lbfctB from this that tho instruction is opd-
ell and tint 0ov. Anea has It entirely In lis
poncr to preserve or1ur. Tho Attorney General
Las also received q telegraph from aovoral Couu-
ty slezi1rs aud from Untsod states oEnciRla Which
| sho" that qniot prevails. Pietropont has ac-
| cordinglT. with thiB information, decided thst
tlIo insurrectton las ended. He has ta1e3raphed
to Secretary Fish that 1t will be unnecessary for
him to coma to Washington, and what IL more
significant, Mr.. pinrrepont thls evening received
a telegram from tho President approving lis
| course.
Astorno!-denera1 picrrepont STATED to-day
TINT ho failed to Hco why q Governor having
| majority of tho population Of tho State over
! which lc ia E1ccu:ivo In accord With him, aud
noafty all the militia under hls control aud loyal
to him. should Cali upon tho Unitol States to
intc1poae tue Federal forces to put down local
trouble which should yield to tho power at his
command. jucRc pio.ronont further anya tim.
he has no do'',t 'us that poopie have oeon
li!lcd In II: sisssppl, and without canso, but
novorthoesB 10 Is strongly Of tho opinion that
an earnest effort IN the patt Of tho Governor
con punish tho Offenders aud protect tho poaco.
4 DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNT.
Jackson ttntss> csdrtoH, strE 8.
For seyeral weoks It has beeu undoratood TINT
there would bo a Radical mass-meetinR aud
barbecue At Clinton, on Saturday last, 4th mat.
to WHICH everybody. howeyor, waa iny1tod to bo
present, irrespective of party or raco. It waa
2.1oo preBan;. who ,ad rstho1ef1 from oyory acc.
t1o, ~ H. oo.a,s nsss,,ss 80. ~
~" y. ,';. ~ su.aS, W, oos'uos ha'' oozeo OF
moro "n'so hsdlcalet theto "ett probably
| ncgrooa marccd through Clinton, thor wero
nj, rsop aouus tn ,,a AT ec+ t.t t,,ov ,uoro ,,,,,
.+n nv C1;,,,o,, .ua H. 49,. .,' ss.h
" puts e1a'o" @uo KIN Don''csaeS tnas aay.
TILE GROUNDS.
The barbecue Wa given fn grnvo nbout
three-auarters OF mile west of Clinton. It ia
,onndc,, m tho rorth I,r Tho f,bitt,, ,,,,,, ~,
tin aonth h. ~ t,'a rai1ro,d tr,n",na ,,'1a,.s,, i
cnt about 20 feet doop). cast by public road,
and west By Eory small branch down q stoep
I'LL. From tho Chiffon place to tho rajlroad il
ia about 400 varda. and frnm tbe nub,c ro,a ~
~ 'A.uo, "'a 49, .A1'4 s"e Pn'1'' 4oaa ~
sne ofa"cA 0ooas wv yafoa' 1ao apeakefb'
stand waa very nearly The centre OF the grove,
probably little south and west Of tho contre,
We aro thus particular about tho grounds 90
tnas cur teadet6 may 1olly nnaersfana tho whole
! 1uar.
TIE rprak1so
ho5 rrooreaao3 oor.id,,.nl, 1,s,. n
ra,,n..a, 'rano n""sas.aa s.s' ns.'" saose a. ~
ssa 1.1. os..u ,' eo11se, '.ase hom'noo ZOE
tne state seaate. had concluded biz address,. and
Capt. II. r. Fisher, odllor Of tho Dai,y Times
fRenublican> had been ana.t,no nrot,sh1u ,sr
~ 49, ..,t...... "e p5 ~
" a'Noou !a''t'u'ea: party ol eteht or ten
young geutsemen, having sent to Clinton for
bottio Of wlls}ty whito Judge Johnston NOS