Our United States Army
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United States troops were speedily despatched to New Orleans. General Emory demanded the immediate surrender of all State property and the disbanding of the insurgents. This was complied with under protest. Lieutenant Col. John R. Brooke was appointed "to command the city of New Orleans until such time as the State and city gov- ernments can be recognized; to take possession of the arms and other State property, and to occupy the State house, arsenal, and other State buildings until further ord...ers. " The Kellogg government was reinstated and troops secured quiet at the polls in the November elections. Nevertheless, intense excitement prevailed ARMY 185 throughout the state. The Republicans were again in power in spite of the vehement protest of the Democrats who claimed victory. In anticipation of trouble upon the convening of the legislature in January, 1875, Presi- dent Grant appointed General Sheridan in command of New Orleans. Precautionary measures resulted in the stationing of troops around the State house and the leg- islature assembled on the morning of January 4th.
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United States troops were speedily despatched to New Orleans. General Emory demanded the immediate surrender of all State property and the disbanding of the insurgents. This was complied with under protest. Lieutenant Col. John R. Brooke was appointed "to command the city of New Orleans until such time as the State and city gov- ernments can be recognized; to take possession of the arms and other State property, and to occupy the State house, arsenal, and other State buildings until further ord...ers. " The Kellogg government was reinstated and troops secured quiet at the polls in the November elections. Nevertheless, intense excitement prevailed ARMY 185 throughout the state. The Republicans were again in power in spite of the vehement protest of the Democrats who claimed victory. In anticipation of trouble upon the convening of the legislature in January, 1875, Presi- dent Grant appointed General Sheridan in command of New Orleans. Precautionary measures resulted in the stationing of troops around the State house and the leg- islature assembled on the morning of January 4th.
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