The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-22
Two Thousand Carterites Aiming
and Preparing to Attack tho
Warmothites Toby.
A BLOODY RIOT PROBABLE.
Indammatay HandbiIs and Carterite
Declarations Circulafed.s
wARM0TA APPEALS TO WASHINGTON.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. n, IsrS
Carter has issued an address, to thepeople stattA
that he will ON Monday. at half past eleven A. NJ.
through the Sergeants-at- Arms proceed to removes
from the Hall OF the House OF Representative,
Mechanics Institute and tile approaches thereto me
Metropolitan Police and armed men. andr place the
said House with ITS organization az II ex-
listed at the adjournment, January 4. He requests
the people to close their business and keep OF the
streets In the vicinity. The wasmothites having
ignored Speaker Carter, this programme indicates
conflict. The Carrerttes are said to 'have Two
thousand men.
WarmotIn's Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. 1874
The following despatch was received In this cisy
to-day by Senator West, from Governor warmosh.
Of louisiana
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 81. fs72
Hon. J. X. WEST, WashtngtOn:-
trlbuted throughout the city as foiiows:-
Toarmsl To arms To arms colored men to
s s front Marmotns slaves at the Mechsnics, In
Burch son ay Anson Adps
John Lott ana other colored members OF the House
OF Representatives. Yarmouth will next attempt
70 remove lngraham and Antoine from the Senate
Rally on Saturday at ten O'Clock at the corner OF
Rampant and Canal streets, and let those who have
citizens rremble until the marrow OF their bones
shakes. Let the cry be. down with Warmotr ana
DEATH
CARRIERS APPEAL.
In this mornings papers, the Times N0tiOndZ
Republican and the Bee published In both the
French ana English languages, appeared the fol-
Whereas this violent and illegal action or said.
II. @. Warmoth has so far inundated and cmbas-
rassed the General Assembly that quorum OF the
House cannot be obtained, and the necessary re-
forms demanded by the people have thus FAR been
defeated. and the business OF the community OBJ
structed and the public peace threatened ana dts
turDed, and republican form or government prac-
ticay and substantially destroyed; and
whereas there is no solution OF the difficulties nor
aversion OF the dangers TO the liberties by the tsur.
patton and revolutionary violence Of the said H. O.
Warmotn, except In the assertion OF the Legislative
department OF the government through Its proper
oG Msar:,, OF Its IN independence and rights
Of the .,.I instructions Of the House Of Repre-:
, ssntat ssns,s sso by sixteen Of
ter. Speaker OF the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
notify all whom It may concern that Ishall on Nom
day, the. 22d, at half-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
through the Sergeants-at-Arms Of the House over
which preside, proceed TO remove from the hall Of
thereto, the Metropolitan police ana armed men
now acting under the illegal orders and direction
its organization 1t existed at the hour OF al ourn-
ment January last intact in Its hall, In the Me.
bers Of the House that s'''1 no Violence M e or
indignry VIII De practised upon tnem nor intimi-.
p s so he
The House or Representatives ~ provi0ed for BY
the CONSTITUTION ana laws or the state and rules
the House. would also warn all police ana other
order OF the said II. c. Warmoth, against resisting
the mandates Of tho House IN the premises and
would notify them that violence Ia IN
be used against them except In case OF
said illegal resistance; ana the citizeus
are Informed that no damage Will be done to private
property and no interference had with the Execu-
tive 0fce, and they respectfully requested for
the time being TO close their places OF business ana
to keep on the street in the vicinity OF the Mechan-
ics' Institute as this measure legal its character
as last resort is taken for the protection OF public
rights and the preservation OF o republican govern
ment IN the State OF louisiana The question before
our people IS no longer simple one Of reform; bus
graver issue II presented by the revolutionary
acts Of the Governor, and that IL whether they
Will quietly permit him to subvert the State govern.
ment and destroy the Independence Of the legisIa-
tive department thereof by the most violent and
revolutionary acts. The premises considered wa
earnestly invite the citizens irrespective OF race or
they may re able and report in force In the neigh
bOrhOod OF POT Canal street. where they Will bo
provided with the necessary commissions and
sworn IN as Assistant Sergeants Arms, and thus
with the law be prepared TO protect their rights.
l want force so potent in numbers and 30
bloodshed and insure abstinence on the part OF the
Executive from further interference with the Gene
raj Assembly. You are invited TO meet at Rampars
street, near Cana, at ten O'Clock Monday morn.
ing, when the necessary orders Will be given. Re-
ceiving our powers from the people. and desiring ia
exercise the same in their interest In this hour OF
peril to their iberties we invoke their presence ana
support as the only protection TO the State against
the crimes and Entertainments OF q recreant ana
traitOrOus Executive. G. w. GARTER,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives OF the
state OF LOUISIANA.