, 1875-01-12
IN NEW ORLEANS,

CHEAT HEPEBL1EAS NEETlS0t
sueetai UssJ,eteh to The Chicago 1rttune.
New ORLEANS, Jan. H.-Notw'ths.snding the
inccmency Of tho weather tonight, thn meeting
of Republicans was very large and enthusiastic
one, Union Chapel, very large building, being
crowded. The meeting MAJ representative
ono OF tho party in tho 6tato,
most Of the men Of prominence being present.
Speeches were made BY tho Hon. Charles n.
Lowell, J. Sellamarter, Gen. Hugh J. Campbell,
and tho Hon. William G. Brown. Every refer
ence to sherd3u's nanae was received with loud
applause. The resolutions were as follows
truthfulntts and perfect reliability Of tho kilograms
mud sta tencuts t,ldo ty Gen. sheridan that this
meeting most heartily ndorse4 the same, and that
tic representations ot Gan Sheridan to the Executive
al Washington are only dehceut III that they 10 not
e1rrtss one-haIt the outrages to which Republicans
csotred, That the heartfelt and encere gratitude Of
this meeting IL due to Cen SHERIDAN for the interest
suffering race. and for bin expressed determination
that Justice alail bs aettd out to af With M even
Land anil tas the Illegal and revolutionary orgsntzs-
uons Ehall be Suppressed.
ji.solr<a, That cory Of these r~6otutions be pre-
scntcd 10 Gen. Fhil Sheridan and t4xt snother copy
bo forwarded 70 tho President Of tho United states
and Another to tllb stcretsry Of War
SHERIDAN RENDERING TH1Soa sAFE.
Frequent declarations vere made, during the
| speeches, that before Sheridan came 1t would
| have becu uusafe to have held meeting like the
i ono Tonight. There il no doubt that there IL p
very general feeling OF relief among Republic
aus. black and white, occasloueh By Sheridan's
| presence and to-day he is n remarkably popular
man with the cooEcd people.
| Gov. Kellogg Informs nls that tho Republicans
have received oyc1sures frn, ''..nocrats who havo
locked themselves ont Of T: ;;lsa!nro looking
to their return oa cort14oA al certaiu offices
bring accor,,a to celsein meu. They PRONE
iscd that, If W!ltz eau DO made Speaker,
they sre willing 10 return to thetr
seats. Tho Governor ssya that he has uniformly
told thotn that tho Republican party caa promise
nothing further than this that. i they desl!c,
reform, suy measures locking to that end will
receive tue sctiso support Of the Executive.
them wou!l like to 20 in, bus
tonight it was decided that they should MEET
Tomorrow Oh q Legislature. aud, without trans-
actlug any business, adjourn, their purpose BE-
ing to mako tho point that they. arc the
legal Legislature. III course this viii
| not prevent members from going to the
Legislature nt tho Capitol, though
1t Is common expression that it would not be
BAfo for apy QUO OF tA,ta to do 10 now. II re-
snonse to dispatch sent today to Senator " est,
in1uiring what tho policy Of the Government
would DO IN tho loulsiana case, tho following ro-
ply was received to-uigAt;
WAsu1va1os .. G., Dec II. l873.-Tne Louhiana csse
Will he dealt with less with references to the Kellogg
str,cted Htates. Tho 11satlon with Congress- now is
how to protect life e1cub the laws. and preserve the
po1"t Iii the 3outh. Therd will bo no election nreTtd
In Louisiana, J. II. HEsr.