The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-25

a AEFUbLICAN RESUME OF Tx 0UbERNAIOhiAL
coSTEsT-sEvERE STRUCTURES ON PRESIDENT
HAYES AND HIS coMMIssIoN-AN ADppEss
TO PACKARD.
new ORLEANS, April -. 1877.
The following address TO Governor Packard has been
issued
NEW OxLEAxs, April "a, 1877.
To Governor s. B. PAcxAKD-
SR-The following address. adopted in Joint caucus
Of tho Senate aud House by the republican members
Of the General Assembly OF louisiana is respectfully
presented Tor /. our consideration.
ARlSTIDE DEJOIE, Committee.
LOUIS NJ. soUER,
ADDRESS.
We recognize and appreciate the fidelity with which yos
have sought 10 carry out the obligations which you
A:ssmS So1
!. Of 81 % sss
aud active cooperation OF ih. republican members 81
ates in the state government In struggle 70 maintain
your authority against overwhelming obstacles, Al home
rHx ArrrAL. TO ruS PRESIDENT.
sioint resolution calling The President o. the United
st%,e under section article Of the cons,.u.onf The
against domestic violence which overthrow In
.s.ns that YOU had legally
declared Governor Of he state shat the supreme Court
Legal a AUTHORITY, aud arscin. thai, 4 necessity
g the ~. hsa ss,
: ; Se r.,dsn, The member.
coanteng many hardships patiently awaited the action OF
tho national government.
s ~sn sSgs eoa & me,e Greassd
success hundreds Of devoted republicans in osians had
as down 'As yss had Oasansd give away the
potisa opponents The outgoing President failed 70
Assembly Relnsians +" give syen passing credenes 10
sh,ss ssemasy %possolo reports the General Assembly
President Hayes adopted with quorum present In both
citing the domestic violence prevailing in the state and
ssssssIs Gnasr ne and laws q the United
safed 10 that request.
The President tho State commission Of Ave gen.
cmen who submitted proposition for reorganization Of
undcue:ed legal rights part accepted BY
q President rha. proposition rejected BY our
onPone ans whs IN ,",n submitted plan aagran,y
assembly Joint s.neas which have Sssa
the T1s Of a.. 81
Tossing simply act In an individual capacity, but WELD
agent. A s'"' President the "g ss.
namses. ss 1"s s. opposing s9a'
majority Of members legally returned elected TIis action
ss
the withdrawal Of the United states troops and virtually
During 10 day. more that have elapsed since
@ supper. accorded y"a by iSs M.
son. On she ssnr.y :pO.soa a;
maintain by all direct and indirect the
armed orcs It has mustered TO support In the capital Of
the state.
Under these circumstances while abatng OF be
forces. which neither you ourselves able
sist render impossible to enforce rights the
ent time To attempt to do so would only aud 10 the
blood which be-. .,sady been rnss'y shed in defence
We therefore respectfully constrained TO advise that
for the time being you refrain from actively asserting
rights trusting TO the future to vndcae
your cause.
rACKARD's REPLY.
Governor Packard has not yet replied TO the address
OF republican caucus but will do tomorrow, and
announce his withdrawal for tho present from tho
contest.
Arrangements 10 Ii stated have been completed Tor
the payment oil Packards men, The ratons la nd
IN the State House have boon divided among she
needy employees.
GENERAL AUGURs REPORT TO GENERAL sHER-
dana DISTINCTION OF NO MATERIAL I'M
PoRTANcE.
CHICAGO, April -. 1877.
Tho following was received this afternoon at the
military hcadquarters:-
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE GULY,
NEW ORLEANS April 24-12 Is 4. N.
To Colonel X. G. DRUM, Assistant Adjutant General,
Chicago Ill -
The troops quartcred at tho Orleans Hotel, In this
city. vacated II Al twelve o'clock. H., to-day, and
proceeded 10 Jackson Barracks This hotel ID tho only
building in the immediate vicinity oil the State House
that has boon occupied by The troops during the pas,
year, aud not once during that time have the troops
G. q. AUGUR,
Brlradier General Comm ndipr