The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-11
NEW ORLEANS WAR.

Louisiana in New Orleans One of the par
other with Carrier, o member of the House.
At the meeting of the Legislature there arose
a difficulty in the House which eliminated
in separation. just what and how the diff
Guilty arose and progressed to its present
state of open war it would be difficult to say
a majority, that Carter managed to have a
part of the members arrested and during
their arrest had himself ele cted Speaker
without a quorum, and that the House on the
return of the arrested members unseated
Carter, and that Garter, with his adhcrents
seeded claiming to be the House Seventeen
Senators are also absent, though not with the
Caterite House, thus preventing quorum in
the Senate.
Governor Warmonth has issued number
Of procamations and called on the President
for sufficient force 10 entOre the law Carter
has also issued number of manjfestoes OF
different Xxi nds and would probably have
mob force enough 10 enable Carriers Ser
| o cant at Arms 10 enforce Carriers orders as
Speaker of the House provided Gen. Emory
with his troops was removed. But Gen.
En- ory is ordering more soldiers to NV
| Orleans and would seem under the orders Of
the President to be protecting Gov War
month and his adherent branch of the LegisJa
ture. The Carter'te House are trying to ar
rest members enough Of the Yarmouth
House and take into theirs to constitute a
| quorum, and one death has already resulted
from such effort. What is to be, is rot easily
foreseen What is, or was on the afternoon
of the 9th, the following dispatches will
| show to some extent.
New York, Jan "a New Orleans dis
patch OF last night states that regiment of
| Federal troops with cannon, were stat Toned
near the State House, 10 repel a threatened
attack from the Lafayette Square mob The
State House is fl Ted with armed pOice, tie
militia are in the armores, and 200 citizens
have been mus cred as militia guard at the
| Governors office.
l. The Senate had no.quorum. #"t
! In The House ofthe Warmothites fifty-two
members were present. u
The first bill during the session was call
ed up to-day, auth oriZing the Red River
Parish to issue $780, O0 bonds Tor 4 jail and
Court House. introduced by Devices, of De-
sofa
Mr. Santon, of Baser, charged that the bill
was fraud that he was able 10 prove The
charge, and also that Sl3 900 had already col
Iected for it, and Appropriated 10 other pur-
poses than the erection of q jail and Court
House in the Parish OF Red River.
Devices said Mr.. Stanton he'd ; that Stan
/ ton knew he lied
Mr. Brown said that Stanton was justified
in making the charge. There was therefor.
When the discussion above commenced Mr..
Warrell raised IL point OF order that the
! House could not discuss the bill until the
Senate organized
The House decided the point as not we'll
taken
After the discussion had reached the point
| indicated above,
Another point was decided well taken, and
the house adjourned.
The Speaker advised the members not to
90 beyond the mill airy line, as the Sergeant
alarms from Speaker Carriers house were on
the lookout for members.
TIE seventeen Senators who prevent a
quorum are still at Bay ST. Louis, Mssis
sppi. It. is asserted that they will not re-
turn until the difficulty in the House is set
tied
Iu the Carter House 43 momber were pre-.
sent. frr
The Speaker announced that the Eighth
District Court injunction would be answered
by the Att orney. .#
! General Emory has ordered regiment of
troops from Louisville to New Orleans.
The Times says y" he great outpouIing OF
the people into Lafayette square on Mon
day night, proved the deep-seated dissatlstac-
ton which exists against that fra udulent
Legislation, by which men, who have a ma
terialiand permanent interest in the state !,
have been for he time beng plundcred and
EdepriVed of the power OF resistance. and thai
/ hereafter the two races Will unite for mutual
protection against the vampire assaults OF
merciless OffiCials."
The Bee says: The contest now in progress
between Governor Warmoth and his oppo-
nents in the Legislature has nothing OF a
party character IT. is no contest between
Republicans and Democrats, nor has race,
color or previous condition anything TO 90
with it, it isa contest between the reform
ers of the General Assembly and those who
4 are opposed thereto. The coalition has been
formed Tor the single purpose of overthrow
ing Warmoth's Administration, because while
he wields the executive power OF the SlaCe,
reform is regarded as practicable" sle
The Ptc@gume, heretofore regarded as favor aH
able to Warmoth, says "Governor War
moth is personally unknown 10 US. He does
not find an apologist in the Picdyune for his
errors, Our Journal has not trusted to his
promises any more than il would trust in
those politicians whom he leads" fs
Il New ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-About 5 o'clock
this afternoon, while Isidore Mccormick
and " w. .McCullo lock, Assistant Sergearts-
alarms for the Garter House of Represents
tives we're attempting to arrest Mathews. a
member, q scutfe ensued, in which Walter
!. 4 Wheyland was shot. He died an hour
later, in the Governors parIor in the State
House. Wheyland claims to represent the
parish of Sabine, but had been expelled by
the Carter faction The supposition is that
q he was endeayoring to prevent the arrest OF
Mathews ttu 14.I
Colonel s. D. Scott, q citizen, who witness
ed the shooting, says that when the iseuffle
commenced betwean McCullock ard Whey
land, a body of police ran across from Dry