President’s Louisiana message on elections and federal role
The President denounces Louisiana unrest as longstanding, cites fraudulent 1868 election and 1806 riots, defends federal court intervention and army use to enforce voting rights, and questions returns and authority of state bodies. He criticizes White League violence and supports constitutional safeguards.
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