, 1877-04-21
LOUISIANA. /
Packard's Principal Support So
ers Deserving the
Lost Cause.
Republican Representative Nc
MILAN Takes the Oath In
Nichols House.
The Order for the Removal Of the
Troops Settles All Doubts.
This Order Will Be Enforced
Tuesday Next at
Noon.
Packard WillProbably Hold
On Until the Soldiers
Retire.
The New Orleans Papers Pay the
Commission High Com.
-. pliment.
Prospects of The Different Candidates
for the senatorship.
The New Orleans Papers Pay the
Commission a High Com.
-. pliment.
Prospects of The Different Candidates
for the senatorship.
THE REACTION.
IT'S CAUSES AND KYFECr5.
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THE REACTION.
IT'S CAUSES AND 1YFRcra.
6ptctal Dtspatch to 1As TttbHne.
Nkw 0nt8ANs, April 10.-Thc decentralization
which commenced In the Packard Legislature res.
sesday continued during tho day today. and no
quorum responded 1t the ro1lcall IN either Honse.
The mo.t notable acquisition to the Nichols Lcg.
ielaturc was Gen. #. l.. Mcmillan, who has here.
toforc been one Of PAckard'a a,Anehcst support.
ets, and MAS rnymAstcr- General on hts sta6. In
addition 10 Gen. Mcmillan. Eeaators Young and
Landry, holdIng.ovcf Senators, both colorcd,
took thetE seats In Whist IL now without doubt tho
legal Legislature. Representative George Wash.
Ing.on {colo1ed), who has been In The
Packard House for two Or three daJr. made
his second appearance in Odd.Fcllows llalj. To.
morrow there will b pretty general hee,ra from
the g. Louis Hotel among shote whose right 10 st
in the Legislature
IS uxp,sru7sp.
The anxious WArmoth will probably be Of the
number. The dcsife Of members 10 change their
base 10 greatly intensaed By the fsct that but few
days Of tho sesslpn stlll rctnaH and about 500 IL
dne each one formlcagc snd per diem. and Tiers
Is now no market for Any bnt Htcho1is warrants.
4 member Of The Coumirston this eren-
Ing slated to Tmk TafsuxE correspondent that
the 1abora of that body weec Ill otrs, and that
they would lcavu for homo tomorrow evening"
They had received during tho oTehfng a eommunl.
cation from tho President. staliag that the troops
would b withdsawn from the vicinity Of the STATE.
ttaed that
rH1KB WOULD nE NO TRouBLE.
In references 10 tho Senatorial ssrusg|c+ he
+hnnc ~ int thu Nieho1te 1,ee1.,.ture wonid con
nj, hi, ovn inte.ests hv erset,ns sone uan who
,hsd vntad for uavee' md 10 ,hou9bs th.t
.thlt was Cor. Nichols. .dealge. Otherwise
he .haaRht II bJ no mcans improbable Kellogg
st.etc, th.,. VI. m undouht.J nuorum nj nsturn.
,n..1to.+d n,.mhrra IN thr pscfard I+gtslatnro.
~ p,rts,d W., ~,rre{sInr ths dnttea of nny~rnar
~ c.n.,n,, a, rreot an rxen, an M Ntoho11,. Al,
tsorsh ,hc,s hsd h.cu a changn .,nca- The com,
Mi,.sar M rot howrvr,. ventu,cd tn
u.xr axY .,,outsr,onn
~. ,,e, <-oh.h,. IT,. u...,,
on taH toe'esI "os p.oe@'o m. sn.t oena"s
VII .. Ss.v. ~. ,,",,s,s' 49,. s.,tN ~
eaees 1o"as 'o'aaJ " .as nea s.. "%n nI.ma
1ee p'~a ~ seaA sx,h, ss eA"s s
WHICH "'E'. P Aa 49, 81, ~. ~.
reg on. ~ ~. .,.es., .nh4,n, H, =. NJ -. " Nv"
'ah oee."'e .. .ue P. .u.~n w. M.as
sep'iann. s,"w4 nHas ~u ~. H." ps"ss 1919 sno
somu''rs"" .s '".! o.. ..',, -aeo -
oeie'a tna' "aoe'e' 'os' 'a"5 sena WILL " a.
mitted.
GEN. RANDALL l.. GIBSON
.posen 81 wiz on'
Juace eionofo "hi PROBABLY oe 'ae 'ot'nnste nan
a1ruea se who toa.1 @ 1sa
essea s"' 'ose. "H ,n"t" s. -" ~ ran
orship Of tho port Packard will maintain hla po'
sItjon IN the 6latc.11oase until After the with.
dt1w.l Of tho troops. 49,.
7sta Wssttrn A,,oesatta trt',,
,..r,. ~ Mcx,,i." NJ c.,noI, nrr..n,.a hfr,,
.Hs..h. un..t..,. ;,..k 80. .-nvr r., I'D -.
.s. oa.' ..%s3sa =. IN III.
,"e W ,1h..
conceive 70 b ny daty to yleld a'.ent to th''
s see's's IL os noss ts.a 100 % a''i s.y' between
tho oppos'nk totes. . aaa Go.sn mo1;n .h. nas sas
resnlt has heep obtained. Daring th'' 'onk
pto4 tn: b.,n.. .. ns 1 s e, x. ."a 'ss
hare eeen partially ps'.ly.ea BY doaots ~ 10 "nea
s.n ~ss. td tSs ssss .oo; from tho .ess
industries Of tho stste; our local disturbanee
Ss, ,1n,,.r.ed ~ a faycr.h condition to the whole
body polite, and m.n, Of tho wl's's and be.t men
Of jhs nstEon have painfully awaited posslhls erll
oI th!. aGno;mh tss 81 .a'r.
etasc responsiblIlt,ca Ie.ilng upon Jou, ind viii
our domestic dl.tutbanccs to thc end thst peace
and she .ppfehe a.sons Of our fellow -ei.t4ens tn
tablt.hed ~ the poli.sesi patty 10 which / sdhert
!aith: e.re sesoase ths inssrnmsat to ee:tow apou
RI h. 'i.tsnsnt q III: fse! l. .saeleat 10;
aud powerful foscee entering inlo thia eoasesl
would hardly Ia pertinent to thu occaslon. To shs