The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-22
NEW ORLEANS.
A solution OF the Election Returns
-sf Comnlicatlon.

A Solution OF the Election Returns
& Complication. n
New ORLEANS, November 2l.-The
election law passed by the last Legislature
during the last days OF the session, was
10 day signed by Gov. Warmoth, and
will be officially promulgated in 10 NOR
row mornings Times. 1t abOlishcs the
Returning Board as at present constituted,
and will effect an end Of all the Returning
Board contests. The election returns will
be sent to the Secretary OF State and the
Governotwill pr6mugate tic result, not
as member of any Returning Board, but
as Governor OF the State. This move
will probably checknate the Governors
politician operations, y VesA
PRoc1AAtAT1oN ny GOV. wARMoTH.
The judicial officers of the parish OF
New Orleans, elected November 4th,
have been commissioned by Gov. War.
moth. The new Judges Of the 1st, End,
3rd, 9Th and Sth District Courts, were
inducted into Office this morning, Dib.
bic, OF the 9Th, being the only one of the
outgoing Judges who objected. Here
quite lively skirmish Of words ensued.
Dibble threatening 10 call the United
States troops TO aid him, and retired.
Judge EmOre then proceeded with such
cases "a were before the Court Late In
the day Judge DibbIe returned, and shook
hands with Judge Elmore, stating he
(Dibble) would give him no further
trouble until the Supreme Court Of the
State passed upon the matter. Tho new
Judges Of the 9th and 9th Courts, will
take their seats Monday, by agreement
with the present incumbents. v.sTst
The Governor has issued the following
proclamation:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP'T,
New ORLEANS, Nov. 81, 1872. I
WHEREAS, The present condition OF
public affairs presenting an extraordinary
occasion, l do hereby, by virtue Of the
power in me vested by the Constitution
and the laws enacted here, convene the
Legislature elected on The 4th day Of
November, A. d. 1872, In extra session
for the period Of ten days. Senators and
Representatives ofthc General Assembly,
elected on the 4lh day OF November, A.
D. 1879, aud the Senators holding over,
are therefore summoned to meet In their
respective chambers at the Mechanics
Institute, now used as State House, in
the city OF New Orleans, at 10 o'clock,
(uoon) on Monday, the 9th day OF Decem.
ber, 1879. In witness whereof, etc.
[Signed] H.C. WARMorH,
Governor of LouiGana.
7. A. WOODWARD, Asst. Secy of State
VIM. P. Harper, with orders from all
the District Courts, except the Fourth
recognizing him as civil Sheriff, demand.
ed the office ofSSuyenet, who refusing tc
surrender il, was put out by force. Sau'
venet then made application TO the Su'
preme Court for au order restraining tho
district Judges from giving orders inter,
tering with him in the discharge OF hi.
duties as civil Sheriff. The Supreme
Court refused 10 grant an order thus il
effect, recognizing the validity Of the Gov
ernor's commissions 70 tue newly elected
parish officers. H.. ...
The Eighth District Court to day grant
ed q motion to obtain rehearing OF the
case Of Heron et. al. us. Wharton et. al
recently decided by this Court. The cast
was fixed for Monday. The plaintiLTi
applied 10 the Supreme Court for an or
der restraining Judge Elmore from furth.
er. action in this case. The order wa
refused. TN ..lt.s .1- ft.N