The New York herald., 1872-12-30

Warm0th their places were deciared va
this juncture lthe Board havlns ne nee =, 4. a..sn
an hour, and holding its seeon, ~.
Warmoth handed me no. ace or INV renewal aa
Secretary OF State, wbic,, declined
TO accept NOT q sknowledging his power
W ieh'ove "0. then nominated James
Lonss.Iee' ana Jacob Hawkins to MI the vacan
oles' "n0" "' Lcarricd by the votes OF John Lynch
anu ARD motion to adjourn was carried
W 'no - me vote. During the interval between
'nc Mt q and second meeting OF the Board Gov
ein' = warmoth had come to the conclusion that
!. 4nch and myself would not certify the fraudulent
Animation which ne had prepared, and therefore
10 eject his object he must get rid Of us. He came
the ante WHARTON who Was 10 succeed me as
Secretary Of State; Hatch and Da Ponte, who were
to be members oitAe Board; Judge Cooley TO ad-
minister the oaths, and a select party offriends
to witness the coup d'etat With the notice Of my
removal in his pocket and the persons above
Chief Justice to administer the oath, ne and /
standing side by side while taking it, and making
until the election Of two persons to m the Vacan
cles came up. Then he called In Mr.. Wharton,
he to have papponsd
organize Board OF his own. Mr.. Lynch and my
self withdrew rom the room, the regular Board
Secretary OF state having been taken possession Of
MI EIGHTH %haT5Sn bsarcs a onSs once applied t
brough suit against him under the ssfntruslon into
duly elected members Of the BOARD at s reruar
sitting, were sworn in by Chief Justice Ludeling,
and the Board thus composed, obtained an injunc-
ton against the Board selected by Governor War
moth. On the 18th inst, after o regular trial.
obtained Judgment against WHARTON and was
Injunction agaiast Hatch and Da Ponte was made si
perpetual Finding the State Courts would not
action Of the Returning Board, proceeded to COM
mission new Judge for the Eighth District Court
and s new new Sheriff. and, with the aid
from the bench the Judge who rendered a
decision IN my favor, seating his own appointee.
for me in the suits brought, also removed, and
=. D; Ogden appointed; but the Supreme Court re-
Sherin appointed by Warmoth. At this time w. p.
Kellogg lied bill IN Chancery n the United States
stTsans crcSt Court n,Gsr against ySReth and
os o @ Ssds5 as ws q II se &
ihs commissions 70 such persons a. he decared SSa
s cf ssSa Ss SSs dy psTs
list Of the persons he claimed were elected: He
publicly deeG the United states Court and stated
to carry out his plans Under these circumstances
sbut two courses were open to Judge purellmeither
eoS esy yeSs p ssaT tss 81 sae
era tSs Marshal nsdt IS ssx He ala a1
interfere IN ay manner % except enforce the
decree Of the United States Court ana 1t could DO
nothing less. The statement OF the Committee
from Louisiana that Lynch and myself S..ai con:
spired TO ge. up fraudulent returns and that hs<
ii advance ordered q hsT seal of the State, are
both utterly false. on MY return to New Cr' cans
nom the North found that Governor W. armotl
had removed the seal Of state, together with valr
able election records, from my ONCE, ap mad locked
them in his safe. l therefore ordeIse. new % seal
OF State for the ofioe, as had ris ht to do Tie
citizens Committee failed to ssy that the State
Courts had decided against Co. -,ernor WarmOth and
that Judges Sherifs and or er offlcias when found
In the way, were promptly removed by force and
that this lawless and evolutionary conduct was
rnlly endorsed enc BY them, for BY such means
the Ola sdell democracy expected to getcontrol Of
the State. the October elections settled the pohti
cal matters IN Louisiana beyond any question,
all the old republicans who had been acting with
the liberal movement returning to the regular Or
ganizatlon. The republicans have everything to
gain by thorough investigation OF the troubles,
ior 1t would show conclusvely that the State went
republican by fifteen thousand to eighteen thou
sand majority. The secret OF the whole difficulty
is simply ths--Governor Warmoth, falling to get
denomination from the republican party made
bargain with the democratic leaders to carry the
State for their ticket and in return he to be sent
to the United States Senate. Naturally they are
disappointed at the failure or their scheme anu
make great noise, but it s only the end Of II. G.
WarmOth, nothing more. +. j. HEBRON.
NEW YORK, Dec "a, 1872.