New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
TIE PUBLIC INDIGNATION.
ACTION OF THE NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE IN con-
DEMNATION OF THE OUTRAGE.

ACTION OF THE NEw-JERSEY LEGISLATURE IN con-
DEMSATION OF THE OUTRAGE.
TRENTON, Jan. 13.-In the Assembly to-day Mr.
FITZGERALD of Essex introduced the following pre-
ambIe and resolution, which were adopted, the
Democrats voting in the affirmative and the Repub-
Gcans in the negatives
BAereas In time OF profound peace. body OF Fed
era soldiers, by command of General OF the Uhteu
States army invaded the legislative chamber in whch
the Assembly Of the state of Louisiana had lawfully
convened, and removed by force persons claiming seA7
in that body; and
Thereas The Administration at Washington mas sp-
proved OF usurpaton Of tho powers which belong
exclusively to the Assembly by the Constitution Vi tne
State Of Louisiana; therefore, be 1t
Rsored the Senate concurring, first, That this act s
OF power on the part the present Admin
istraon at Washington which should receive the EN-
phatic condemnation OF free people, ana IN the name
Of the Bato OF NewJersey protest against the same
as an outrage upon tho rights OF free people IN
sovereign State second that We tender our sympa'hies
10 the people of Louisiana In their present deporaOo
political condition.
A PROTEST EY TIE ROCHESTER, BOARD OF AIDEh-
ROCHESTER, Jan. 13.-The Board of Aldermen OF
this city last night passed resolution condemhihe
the action of the United States military IN inter
fering in the organization of the Louisiana Legsia-
a Republican, and was carried by vote OF Il 10 o.
LARGE PUBLIC MEETING AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Jan. I3.-One Of the largest indoor pub
lie meetings over held in this city gathered IN
Tweddle Hall this evening to give expression
TO the feeling of indignation existing mere
at the recent action III New-Orleans on the
part of the Federal soldiery. 1t was pre-
sided over by the Hon. John V. l.. Pruyn. insisted
bv a large number or Yice-Pre3ldents and
secretaries Addresses were delivered by The Hon.
". l.. Pruyn, Leut.-GOv Dorsheimer, Judge
Amasa J. Parker the Hon. Andrew j. Colyln, Kuius
w Pcckham, and others Each OF the speakers
condemned the action in the strongest terms, ana
tbe sentiments expressed were enthusiastically ap-
plauded by the audience. Committee on keSolu-
tions was appointed who reported series, "hich
were read by the Hon. Samuel Hand. Ihey
were very emphatic their demonstrations, and
we're loudly applauded when adopted. Ex-Gov.
Hoffman was expected to be present. but being
unable to attend, sent long letter IN winch be re-
viewed the proceeding, aud condemned IL ID lhe
strongest language. None of the speakers maze auy
allusion whatever to the Presidents Message senl
to the United States Senate to-day but some OF
them held President Grant solely responsible for the
affair - s,. .
TURE.
GALVESTON Texas, JAN ia special dispatch 70
The Nelcs from Austin says that Senator hoDy ntro
dnced the following JOINT resolutions:
Vhereas It is the right and duty Of the States on ap
propriate occasions to give expression to their semi
menta on All questions seriously affecting the integrity
Of the Union and General Government therefore, De IL
Resolred That we recognize in tho late interference
of the Federal Government in the domestic analis Vi
Louisiana and destruction OF the State GOYerhoh'
Legally established by the people OF that Common
wealth manifest intention OF the present Federal Ad
piuistraton to destroy Republican form Of Govern
nent
Resolred That Texas entertains profound apprecla
ton OF the spirit indignation expressed by the auVo
Gates OF freedom and constitutional government
throughout the nation. irrespective OF political parties
AZ the outrage recently perpetrated In Louisiana ny inc
nresent Federal Administration upon the dignity oI e
Union and the honor and rights OF the state ana JOINS
in the national protests against the prostitution OF the
United States army to the ilIegaI purposes Vi Na"e
war on any state IN the Union.
Resolred That to sister State In this ber hour VI
onpression and wrongful sction, extend our deep
at svmpathy and our firm that the American
neone will visit the present usurpers OF the powers OF
tho Federal Government with the just oppr0Druin
arted nv the insult offered aud the danger threateneu
10 the entire nation. go
Action upon the resolutions was postponed until
tomorrow.
r,v or,rp.cE DENOUNCED BY TIE ONO LEGTsLA-
TURE.
Co1rMBUs Jan. l3.-BOth Houses of the Legisla-
tura today. afler considerable discussion and
no,sistent flibustering, adopted resolutions con-
demning the interference of Federal troops n
Louisiana affairs.