New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
RECONSTRUCTION.
REMOVAL OF THE GOVERNORS OF NORTH AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.

REMOVAL OF THE GOVERNORS OF NORTH AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON June 30.-Gen. Candy has removed
the Governors and Lieut.. Governors of North and
South Carolina, and appointed the newly-electcd
officers in their stead to tako effect the meeting
of the State Legislatures. This action is taken TO
facilitate the Inauguration of the officers elect which
will take place when the Howard amendment shall
have been ratified.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURR-THE TEST
OATH SUSPENDED.
RALEIGH, June 30-The Legislature will
have a quorum tomorrow. Gen. Candy suspends the
test oath. IL Is understood that he issued order TO
chief Justice Pearson yesterday, to qualify before tho
United States Commissioners by taking the oath required
by the Constitution and 10 administer the same oath
20 the other Judges and officers To-day he appointed W.
Holden Governor. vice Jonathan Worth removed, aud
ordered the State officers TO be IN tomorrow. Gov
Holden will deliver ms inaugural address on the 4th
prox The city Is full Of ocehunters Many candidates
for the United States and other offices in the
field. Gen. Abbott Of New.Hampshlro ia prominent
candidate for the United 81 Senate also Col Hcaton
Of Ohio.
ORGANIZATION OF THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
w-ORLEANs, June 30.-When the Senate
met this morning only the Of the 10 delegates who
took the test oath Yesterday called and all an
u
remarked that his name had not been called The Chair
replied that other gentlemen present whose names
had not been called who had not interrupted the busi
ness Of the Senate While the Secretary reading the
minutes MI Jewell OF New Orleans rose and demanded
that the communication from the Commanding General
which he knew in tho possession OF the presiding
officer relative the oath 10 be taken by Senator's
should be read No attention was paid to this demand
The Chairman Of the Committee Elections reported
Huph l. Campbell Republican, entitled TO the seat as
Senator from the District I'm place Of Anthony Sam
bold Democrat declared elected by Buchanan, the
Committee saying their report that Gen. Buchanan
ad right change the return OF the Registrars On
motion that Mr.. Campbell be sworn IN, II votes were
east all in the Affirmative and Mr. Campbell took his seat
giving the Republicans 20 members. NO Dcmocrauc
member could obtain recognition from the Chair mo-
ton that Mr. Allan, black man ana Democrat address
tho Senate was tabled The Chair then handed commu-
neaon 10 the Secretary which he directed to be read
II proved 70 be the document demanded by Mr.. Jewell
II WAS an order addressed TO o. j. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor The President Of the Senate communicated
the following telegram from Gen. Grant to Gen. Bu-
chanan:
Ihaye no orders at present give but repeat to yCn
m heretofore that the members Of the Louisiana egSa
re are only required take the oath prescribed by ther
Constitution and not required to take the est oath
rbed In the Reconstruction acts Gems Meade anu
0anpy a'o a'''"S VI WIS U. s. GRANT.
Mr. Dunn suggested that the communication be re-
ferred to committee. The suggestion was adopted ana
q committee appointed. After the election OF per
manent officers a resolution ratifyng the 4th amend
ent was offered but its consideration postponed
cony OF Gen Grants telegram read to the House
and referred TO a committee. The Committee on Elec
ons reported adversely the entire Democratic dele
CATION from Cadds Parish, whose names appear III e
election order The Republican members were accord
ingy sworn In.