Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-10
Louisiana.
Gov. Warm0lls Hmpeached Meeting o.
the sivni legislatures TumnItuous
STATE of Z aairS.


! csum ha'l. They were in caucus this morning.
| Each member Us he passed into the hall, was
| served by the deputy United States marshal
! %lth u copy OF Judge Durell's restraining or
| der.
The Mechanics institute is still in charge of
| the military, and sentiuels guard the door
| State officials and members Of the legislature
! are recognized by the Kellogg returning board
and newspaper reporters are admitted.
| Congressman Durell and eN-Mavor Flanders
were on the floor Of the house at Mechanics in.
| Sutute.
| Both sides claim a quorum in the house
| The senate quorum is doubtful VIzers, the
- Va 'uo PlclNuil- nouSe Oh REPRESENTATIVES,
"nose ,u} II Is 10 can lne ron, was arrested
| ySo1o'g"N u! iut ueput} maIShal, ana mas since
Tf; ltC'" d" P'ts'usl II. elecnau'c> itls tuie'
III a. u0 . ~ !ieftht h''h lIoui GAZING the
N " y, ,st 'rS I"S,o" uouse' ,
| n a., ~ -, iS"iV o bSo' y AituIuey Heuera
- " iousi''ua lIa9 .%pPlieu 10 me supreme
Tii, o. P'onIoll9u "SaiI!St buie
80 81 ~ II ''iii 'oi ~ PlooeCuhT iItntt III Tue
rS,,I ~ Noo-S w. Woliuotu, JuuEe mllIer, IN
| 49, +" f" ' sN 'I't tuc VaSe WAS proper
G 'J' Wy .sSue VI tue NIlt ASKED now IL couid
'ei tne (GIsttIIou OF lhe thlted states
y-s rt, il '. " ''sV "ue' IN d c'!Aeh
m"s P Tiy sHoulu nor ne case lor us lsSu-
nuNS. i'0 0o"i' 'ooN lue h"9loh uildef auNlse-
| W. o,r,,.,.
| b SHLGAN9, De'' y-HeeHtHy:- both
nr,,,,,i} ,"I hee,I3hcs lnaulule legislature
o on-,aint,J - ,oGIl, an" Jont committee was
n,,1 10 di,9llI tne governor that =. W.
c,ot "S 'legI'u spelNer OF Tue mouse by ac-
tcraJ ime Sematots hoialh@ over nave en-
,yhirh the ss piotSsl "-aLls! llG manner Ill
| Mr. pincIlh'ct- st,,,,I ~ VI y, I "iiHeu'
Gov WarmntI ana H W.T. w anI sE,iatt Iouay lnat
In his (pinrbhacl,, i ~ ~, , -, 'V ;lueS "t't
njuht and ogrrn1 I'm Sso i noo WY y elueN ias
ment Of Ior,e nnn,hc, t Sf 'du tJ apPul
| n,,,s,,, -, - " .i N' VniNSS nc "ouIu
res",u,inn ro,. wouiu pol1I ot' -,
| PASSED tbe housn-vcasS na,'se 49, ""'i"o'"
| W,sIttxcTNv ia" a II - ~ c,,...,,. -
| received here This pvenino 7 49,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 9.
| 10 hon. george II. Williams, attorney General !,
The general assembly returned by the legal
hoard i nn,v orgoni5,l at H., go, - III
senate has nresen tycnt aHn 9fIio tne
lp,nncrnts mo Lona Is 81 '''iT ~ u
| 1919 - '"lS' ~ I""'o H"S MY iGpapllGahs
a'Il fourteen ueiuoctItS, ABOUT nalt OF War
| molhs members participating. The state su-
| p"eme court has sent Gilmore WarmOtb's
| usurpng judge of the eighth district. to iail for
ten do,s and his clerl, fnr Gra 49, ~ J' az
| Them s50 egcb All onirt 0"' > al" ''''a
5. B. PACKARD, L. S. Marshal
In the federal court to-day Gov. Warmotb's
| case was POSTPONED until Ia. morrow on account
of the illness Of Judge DureU
| Much interest is manifested reuordino noliti
| cal moves A crowd gathered abOnt Mechanic,
| institute lore Kellogr's legislature met, nj
| city hall where r. fnsinn members yere in
| S, III federal IA W
| the WQrmuth coptcmpt case was set tiov,, -,
| bearing, ~
| Judge Fillmore of the Sth district court and
! Manning the clerk. were arraigned before The
| supreme court for contempt growing ont of The
| Boyee case. Judge Gilmore was fined $50 and
| ordered to ne Imprisoned ten days, and Man
| hlnG was lined sou and 10 be imprisoned FIVE
| days. They were both pardoned by Gov War
| moth
| The Kellogg legislature, after organizing with
| siNty-our members present. unanimously
'aopteo inc lollo"lhg'
| Whereas, the general assembly is now convened
| in compliance with the call of the governor and
evil persons are reported to be forming combina-
tons to disturb the public peace, defy lawful au-
tnority, and the state is threatened with violence
thggreloiIe, l.. -. ,...- -.
roi , wy i,e iiIpSe ~ rep @ OF lhe
ring that The president of The Ined Sfates be re
| quested to afford the protection guaranteed each
state by the constitution of the United States when
threatened with domestic violence; and that the
presiding oihcers OF the general assembly transmit
wise to 3be nraai%ef ng 9 I ~ igJEpn a anu oter
| tI,, -, ~ 80. -
~ tuo NUS 'o-H"9 lnu Jolut committee 10
| wall upon tue governor, reported that they had
| called at the executive mau!on and were in
| formed by the messenger that the governor was
not in, aud had not been at the office durin,r the
| dav The committee then asked 10 SEQ thp GOV
errors secretary I'M wore inf1rn,SI tJot b 80
az 90 - wy i'loi MY ~ th"t NC was
| ,oo DuSIll en2dSeu 10 see mem Inc committee
iNil NaltANiA lbl tuG RbNtTuOl,
| informing hm that both houses OF the general
assembly had assembled in pursuance with his
Proclamation; ana, having organized, were
ready 10 receive any communication nc would
DC pleaseu TO submit
The private secretary attcrward sent the house
note s,atiGg that tue governor wonld com
muuicate TO the general assembly at noon to-
morrow The speaker then proceeded to read
the following, which he stated was an important
matter, and asked the attention and considera-
ton OF the members:
Roso,,ad Inv tho to,,so oe r,,,r,soto4i,, 81 a..
state of Louisiana that Henry G. Warmoth govern
or of Louisiana, be and is hereby impeached for
high crimes and misdemeanors in Office, committed
against the constitution ana laws of the state of
LOUISIANA
After short debate the resolution was adopt.
ed, IS yeas, 6 nays.
Speaker Lowell said: at becomes my solemn
dHty to announce to the house and to the people
Of Louisiana that the governor Of louisiana
stands impeached Of high crimes and INSIDE
meanors. A committee was appointed to notify
the senator, and the following was also adopted:
Be it resolved by the house the senate concur
ring that whereas the house Of representatives has
formally presented and approved articles of I'M
peachneaft against ihenry =. armoth, presented
VI Nyt%oS ~ ' IN VI NY t se.aie' anu ,
ment Of Governor onerstns to t6a snsramsIon ac
office pending trial The general assemble, in the
premises considered, do now declare that II q,
Warmoth Is suspended nom ONCE OF governor of
we STATE Oh Louisiana ulll sueh Time rs the senate
shaii ry uuu ueclue upon uie charge preferred
against hlhl'
In the senate Gems IIuuh ] Camnbe1l and
W. L. Mcmillan. and Messrs Hunsackpr and
In,ts eenotore boI5i,ar c,,sr TO-, io.t , ",i"
,, 1870 oiGtmS o,ot iion' l"9' leIil'
cniClCu PlOteeI "SaliSt inc IleSal ana uhcon-
onnzed Cen Gamnb@ll nrotnstoJ aai MSS , Ta
iIleogi and nrecinitate nrgonilatinn ~ th el,0
ATE STATING lis reeSone md lin" nrene,lo,'s
in snnnort nj his views N''''7 P'0'''''''''
He said Thar the senate was tbe sole iudma or
rs renrns. no CONT even or d. tToitea So VI
can decide for the senate the oncstion Of its rs
Turns lie therefore rrotests roo oc1inst I'm.
nrrspnt oronnization Of the senate 9s iIiagai
and ,,ncons titntinnaI " '''7''
Tbe nrotests Of others ,vera to tIo so,,o ,,,r
nose Debate fnlIowrd ''''"o P'''
Tho honse committee N, io,noocbn,o,,t A.,
neareI the senate and rennIted a. r,I,p
lin o6edicnca IN m order Of tGo So Of
rrscntntiyes we anreor bccora Won AMI IL in tha
name of Tho bousa Of i,oh III
e. WarmotI Governor Of The state of drigid
Of b;rl cmn,}s and ,nis,Jemeanars in otfice
we r1rfhpr inI,,Im the senate thot The bo,ss nf
rpuresentotivps viii in dIe titne eSbihit norti1
lar articles of imneachment aGninst him and
make GOOD the same: and in tIpir name we , Je'
,nond tbaf the senate issne nm Crder tor ia W.