Outcry Over Louisiana Turmoil and Federal Action
The document describes outrage at federal military actions in Louisiana during 1875, detailing clashes between U.S. troops and local residents. It claims President Grant aims to provoke a civil war and condemns Republican powers and White Leagues, urging military trials for leaders of armed groups and punishment for violence in New Orleans and surrounding areas. The text references Sheridan, Grant, and public fear of martial enforcement.
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Vote for Treasurer and Amendments in New Orleans election
In New Orleans the vote showed a small margin for Treasurer Dubgel et and Munowke, with a majority for Cabulet at 953. Returns from parishes varied, and the overall results followed party lines. The article notes the election was authorized by the Executive to avert political strife.
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