New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

TIE GoyERNORsUIP OF FLORIDA-LIEUT.-GO GOV.
GLEAsoNs ARRANGEMENT OF GOV. REED
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 2G.-Lieut.- Gov. GleasOn's
answer to the Supreme Courts rule ns says he ought not
to be made show by what authority he holds the ONCE
OF GOVERNOR by OF anything contained
in the information on file in this case because the Court
has no power or Jurisdiction order the rule nfSi be-
cause the Court has original jurisdiction to grant leave
to file an information in the nature Of quo cdrrdho or
try proceedings thereon because the power gwen TO sad
Court n given at ALL by the constitution to issue VIRUS Oh
qo teaTGnto only be used as an auxiliary to eNer
else appellate Jurisdiction, because A r. Meek repre-
sented as OF tho state in the papers
served was appponted by Gov Reed after his impeach-
ment because, II the Court has jurisdiction over
ton and quo UdiTdHto u shouu hot III .lis
case grant the writ public policy ana interest
do not require or demand 1t, and on lhe con I
trary, public interest requires that thc VIII shouu uo
denied because Harrison Reed has made the motion or
the writ from malicious and yindicye motVes, anu 70
crafty eurit Of revenge and recriminatOn against
Gleason because Reed knew AT the time OF ms election
how long Gleason had been citizen OF the state anu aa
vOcaed his election. and had Ut tat time lu khoNeose
OF all the forth In said Information because le
Constitution has given power 90 the Ssseoi5 ~ iN - ,v
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana tue neh5te po"0t, 80
him. and remove him from office, aud because the sald
bodies will be IN session: and may exercise tIat
mower deemed necessary lie says that for the above
and divers other the rule against MN shou no
issue and the proceedings IN TIE care shOulu nc
Nothing in the answer claims his competency 10 qualy
io1 tMAssgr Nov ?i-In the Supreme Court to-day,
In the Reed Gleason case, the argument IN answer 70 ne
rule nis was begun After leave motion was MADE ~
four points grounds Of rreevancy and lmpertnence
This motion discussed until the Adjournment VI the
Court
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION FARCE-TWELVE PAR
ISLES THROWN OUT
NFw-ORIFANs, Nov. 26-Ihe returns which
s@s q t ss oe s OF the Secretary
state Yesterday the Governor sSsrs,"ty OF sse, sa
returns and declared the result OF the election Ihy
threw oqt the entire vote Of sse parses o.
bernard, sabine, John the Baptist 81 Martha leIte
making the rcturns aud declare that legal returns
have been received from those parishes making the entire
mour li55s Notwithstanding the rejection Of the vote Of
these Parishes the Democratic Congressman are declared
District only the Parishes OF Lsiouche 81 tHales anu
ST. james are counted, giving the certeate 10 sue,On
for the full term and 10 Manard lnegro) Tor Mann uheN
pred Hunts majority III the second DslilIL LOT
both terms = nearly IS IN rS nv he rejection
from 9o0 $50. The Republican, tins evening says there
il some ambiguity the law as Ia who the returning ON
GERS for tho parish CLEANS The report OF the pro-
ceedngs OF the Governors Committee shows some dVer
sty of opinion concerning the construction o the law
THE MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
JACKSON. Nov 26.-'rhe Republican Conven-
ton adjourned last night after preparing an address 10
be submitted 10 Congress. asking that body 70 declare te
defeated Constitution ratified ana Tue sate on,.I9
elected \ number Of prominent Republicans oppossed
tins, nasmuch as the Commanding General nau, nSe
shaving that the Constitution had been defeated ~
majority Of votes cast at that election
ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE-THE KU-kLux KHAN
l.. ".
clsset the KuKlux bill to-day. They make II ndietaDe
for any person appear in mask, and II any person
.noots one who masked after dark IL Is 10 DC CONSUL
cred no crime Tic time OF lAplls0nHcnt ior oelhs us
gused from one 20 two years SefeIdI seeon' Vi '"o
bills have been adopted
SOUTH CAROLINA THE COLORED CITIZENS
PLEDGED FOR LAW AND ORDER.
The colored people Of Charleston held mass
peet ON the evening Of the 10th inst for the purpose
OF hearing addresses aud adopting resolutions touching
the pocal excitement prevailing there. After re-
trrp to the disturbances and violations Of law and or
der that have recently taken place. aud remarkng that
the newspapers OF that city charged upon the hcRlcs III
riOtOus conduct OF Few dSicrutaDle
charncors the report OF the Committee on Resolutions
continues: .
o OF the respectable honest No1g classes Of THIS ey that an
Law aud order uuquahely condemned Nv
them that pursued by certain parties since the election IN
eing and abusing persons exercising their sacred night IN ot
their approval because " F'se' no Ned sSe
s TG me late election we have earnestly desired the we'll
Of color aud the prosperity OF
enr Civ Of branch %; commercial aud Industrial
Ro That We heartily pledge support to the officers q th
the ani dg! OF our eN government A"u "
reG That gar OF the highest importance that we have
civ government which be sustained by all classes Of men, aud be
R That y. earnestly appeal the merchants and business
whole county 90 deprive the honest nll,tr
r opnon sake them remember that Ia these eIcng
/ times We all should exercise charity and furheaIaner
,or,d Tha, pledge the c4gso Charleston the nos hea
o,raton ,r the prosperity long wasted city and satr that
echa hrer ard artisans eau do 10 Tor
| wsri his great end shall be cheerhilly done by
% o th people as the real design of al pol aud
Whenever am mart, shall override this 1te principle TO
meet TIE real end u good government