The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-07
Proclamation Of Governor Warmath aud u
Counter Blast from Speaker Carter.
Sympathy of the People with the Car
terites, but the Military on the
Side of the WarmOthltes.
The Mob Helping Themselves to Arms.
but Peacefully Inclined.

nics OF militia there. besides TWO companies Of
United States troops VINO are under arms IN tue
vicinity OF the State House.
Governor warmoh this morning issued the fol-
lowing
PROCLAMATION.
II having been brought knowledge that causeess |
and basess runors were put in circulation and that the mill
drawn hcir support OF my acts as Governor Q! this State
military authorities stationed here, have assurances
from they win and assist REFRESHING
disorder and tumult.
AN INJUNCTION ISSUED AGAINST THE CARrERITEs
The Governor. through mis- Attorney, has applied |
to the Eighth District Court for Injunction
against the Carter faction, to restrain them from al
tempting to organize House of Representatives or
transact any business whatever such ~ the "Gem'
saloon or elsewhere, except such members as are
entitled to claim their seats In the House now IN
session with quorum at the State House. The
Governor informed General Emory OF these pro-
ceedings and asked MS cooperation case OF re-
s,stance and to act without further notice III case
r lot or tumult should occur.
Sp caker Brewster, OF the Warmoth faction has
applied TO the Eighth District Court for writs OF
habeas corpus, directing George w. Carter and
General Mudgett. Sergeant-at-Ams TO produce In
Court the bodies OF three members OF the Leglsla-
ture alleged be fOrcbly detained deprived or
their liberties. Judge Dibbc granted all the pro-
cesses asked for by the WarmOthites, and ordered
the wrlts to be issued and served.
THE ORDER OF THE COURT RESISTED.
They were placed in the hands OF sheriff. who
attempted to serve them this afternoon; bur was
refused admittance to the hall where the Carertes
were in session. The Court therefore applied to
Governor for military to enforce the order of
the Court. About i've O'Clock, when these facts be-
cas tSe hail Of the Car,ertes oS Rova
| street, between Canal and Custom House Streets
| About the same h0ur battalion OF infantry aud
/
nets all under command OF Colonel Squires, moved
from the state House Edo, down Cana street, turning
Custom House street nearly 10 ROY al street, where
where they were hooted. TINS movement produced
| creased rapidly, and in few minutes extended
along two or three SQUARES on either size.
| RIOT FEARED.
| The crowd seemed greatly excited and a riot
was feared The stores IN the vicinity on Canal
Colonel Squires, taking the Sheriff by the arm. all
vanced to the door and demanded that the Sheriff
be allowed admission to serve process O court.
After parley the
and the military went back to the Mechanics In
sti,ute. The Carterltes evidently regarded this
action OF the militia as favorable, ana gave them
hearty as they passed up Royal street, the
croMd giving way upon their approach Alter the
military lett ROYAL street the crowd assembled
around the Legislative Hail. calling for Carter who
came out ana delivered brief speech stating he
had just received from the United States marshal
communication in which he says:-
General Emory informs that in consequence OF the
nefarous of Governor warmoth he Emory would
support him no longer.
Great applause followed this announcement.
showing that the sympathes OF the large concOursc
OF people there assembled approvedo General Emo.
RVS action. Mr.. Carter spoke lew minutes longer
being frequently interrupted ~ applause speeches.
were made BY Mr. Eustis and Judge Cotton. The
people with the Carterites. because they stood
| PLEDGED TO REPEAL
four OdiOus and oppressive measures-the c0nstab.
uary, metropolitan police, election and printing
laws.
The injunction restraining the members OF the
than IN the State House viii 'ia""I be
coru,s On mas peen Issued from Eighth bisric
Court, directing the commander OF the reveaue
supposed to be on board OF that vessel.
There Is no quorum present IN the Senate.
TIL Tuesday, Monday, the SIN January, being a
holiday. Mr. Carter stated to the pupic that the
| members would obey ana submit 70 the process OF
any court whenever served
| HELPING TIL ,MsELvE5 TO ARMS.
| About seven O'Clock this evening the ST. PETERS
| street Armory was opened ~ the crowd VINO helped
| themselves TO arms and Afterwards paraded the
streets Each faction claims that overiurcs OF
Compromise have been made Dy the other. Mr. 6.
A. Woods OF the Times called on the Governor and
Colonel Carter proposing a suspension Of further
| action until noon Tuesday next HIS propositions
were not accepted ~ either party pul everything
| hended Till Tuesday.
United States Troops Did Not Make the
! Arrests.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 9. 1872.
When yesterday afternoon information reached
| the war Department that General Emery had
assisted in the at New Orleans the secretary
telegraphed MIN that such report mad reached here
| and If true, asked HIM under what authority and
| by whose orders he did General Emery sent In
answer that United States troops had taken no part
| whatever IN the recent arrests Of State Officers
| The war Department has no precise information
on the condron OF AFFAIRS In New Orleans, nor has
| % in
| that CITY, kilograms conflicting In character have
| been received from ditrcrent par.es but to these
no responses have been given by the Secretary.
THE PRESIDENT DIRECTING THE NEW ORLEANS
| KESPONDENCE.
The President who Is absent In Philadelphia, IL in
| constant telegraphic communication with The Sec.
rotary OF War and other Cabinet officers the SUBJ
ject of louisiana affairs. II authoritattvely stated
that the administration will not Interfere In local
difficulties there any further than Is necessary 10
preserve the peace, and to that end every power
| the government will be employed General Emery
| has been ordered to use his best judgment la the
| premises.
THE COMMUNICATIONS WITH COLLECTOR CASEY.
The teegraphio correspondence shows that yes.
terday Acting Secretary Of the Treasury hartley
sent to Collector Casey a despatch saying:-"It Is
reported In newspapers and otherwise that the
wilderness is being used TO prevent quorum OF the
| Legislature. In view OF paragraph ls2, revised
regulations, explanation Is asked.n
| THE WILDERNESS TO RETURN TO NEW ORLEANS.
| Lieutenant Governor Pinchback yesterday tele-
| graphed to the Secretary the preamble and rcsolu.
tons adopted by unanimous vote OF the Senate.
requesting him TO direct that the Wilderness land at
the city OF New Orleans In order that the senate
may enforce the attendance OF the Senator'S,
Collector Casey also telegrapheu to the Secretary
"Do not form hasty opinion regarding the proceed
ings In tnts city; suspend judgment until you have
heard both sides OF the question: false reports VIII
probably be sent to Washington as to the sltua-
! tOn." .,., 49,
| Acting Secretary OF the Treasury, Hartly. tcle.
| 0raphed To Mr.. Casey to-day as iollows.-"lour
Telegram IL received; 1t contains no speclnc reRy