The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
"LET US HAVE PEACE
Warmoth's Fondness for the Mill
tary Rebuhed.
The President Will Not Interfere in the Louisiana
Muddle-Attorney General Williams on the
situation-All Quiet on the mississippi
and No Carpet Bagger Molested-
Murder for Practice Only.

WASH GToN, Jan. 16 1872.
The President received telegram from Governor
Warmoth last night transmitting a resolution
passed by the Louisiana Legislature. requesting the
President to place the military forces in the vicinity
OF New Orleans at the disposal OF the Governor.
The latter. therefore, asked that the request OF the
Legislature be complied with. The President re-
ferred the telegram, with Instructions to Attorney
General Williams, who forwarded the following
reply
GRANTS HEAD LEVEL
DEpARrMEsT OF JUeTIcE,l
- . WAsHINeToN. Jan. 10, 1872.
His Exeelency H. G. wARnorn, Governor of Louisiana,
sIa The President referred your despatch
asked military forces Of the United States placed
the election of the
OF hs ae the Ssea
e and % as eaeh .s De Pc
tilted in deciding those questions this time and under
sns and . unwilling to interfere IN State
clear case of legal right and overrung necessity Very
GEORGE H. I'1 WILLIAMS, Attorney General.
LET Us HAVE PEACE
despatch was received from New orleans TO- day
stating that In view OF the repeal OF the obnoxious
laws by the Legislature yesterday, 1t Is hoped mar
mony viii be restored.
A Disturbed State of Anairs-WhO is Who g.
Murder by Lunatic.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1872.
The Legislative trouble continues in about the
same condition. The Metropolitan Police armed
with Winchester rifles, slll occupy the approaches
to the State House.
When the Senate met this morning there was no
quorum. This Is looked upon as unfavOrable TO the
WarmOthites. The session OF the House was bois-
ferrous and disorderly.
In the Carterite House the members appear to
have spent their fury. They failed to pur In an ap-
pearance in force to-day.
the Senate Is holding a caucus; but nothing as
yet has been learned regarding IT,
The Presidents refusal to interfere gives very
general satisfaction.
Mat Logan, OF the firm OF Logan & Patterson
shot and killed Clarence Johnson In an alteration
this afternoon.
All Quiet on the Observation-Disclosures at
Last and No Further Diniculiies Appre.
hended.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1872.
Dispatches received at the Executive Mansion TO-
night from General Emory report affairs quiet in
New New Orleans. and 1t was supposed there would
be no further difficulties.
The absent members OF the Senate were return
Ing ana legislative proceedings were progressing
har.nOniousy.
Protest OF the Hayward Senator's they
Don't Like the CLEAN Of Uncle SANS Bay
Onets.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 49, 1872.
The absent Senators have addressed a cOmmuni-
cation to the Senators assembled at the Mechanics
Institute protesting against the presence there OF
an armed Dody OF men. They state that Senator
Plnchback Is not nor has he ever been the legal
President OF the Senate, and refuse to recognize his
authority as such.
The document concludes as foll0ws:-"When
these armed forces are removed and not until them
Tn taka
your body and participate in your proceedingsn
This Is signed by sixteen members, who, with one
absent sick, constitute one-hail OF the present
Senator's