The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-11

,auis,sna Muddie-Pihchback
fr,oin'd not 10 Interfere VIII"
Warmoth.
ysv ORLEANS, December 10 p. z.
pipchback, claiming to be the Gov-
..o,, Of the State. was this morning
.,;,iDel from assuming the duties OF
80, saice bv Governor Warmoth,
rnpgh petition addressed to wm'
Emore, Judge OF the Eighth D's-
ri Coar! TIE copy of the writ Is as
slows
-DPB.S Pinci5lck
You are hereby enjoined and re-
..,ined from interfering or attempting
:, interfere in anv way with Henry &.
Typo,h in the discharge o. his duty
ui,veraor; rom taking possession or
,.,nu,ing to take possession OF the
.r,e assigned to the chief magistrate
The STATE OF Louisians, at the State
gase; from keeping possession or at.
Yno,ing to keep possession OF said
of,e or room, and from in any way
s..eising or attempting 10 exercise the
h-nions and duties of Governor OF
-Jlissns
A meeting o. merchants was held
r43D this morning at the Chamber OF
C,nm.rce. Mr.. E H. Summers,
?..:iisut Of the Crescent City Bank,
.,. csllel 10 the chair.
Nr Samuel II. Kennedy, President
q the State National Bank, was cho.
.n as President of the City Hall mass
meeting. The names of the Presidents
o. oil The banks, banking houses and
il.lrsnce companies appear upon the
Il; Of Vice Presidents.
GeOrge Jones, w. S Pike, 4. Ii.
Sinmers and Page NJ. Baker were ap-
nniel a committee TO Irspare a proper
memorial to he submitted to the meet
i1., 10 accordance with the recommend
sion of the merchants and business
n:o Of the city.
4 large meeting, estimated at 5000
cii.sDs. gathered at Lafayette square
Hl2 o'clock to-iay. The banks, in
sralcs offices and stores were gener-
sis closed. The crowd reached from
L'ayeite' street nearly to Povdras
sect The meeting was orderly and
F.sre'ul in the extreme, being composed
sNWss OF the most prominent mer-
tos1tS, bankers and citizens Promptly
Sl9 o'clock Mr.. Thos. Adams, Pres
''s0tof the Crescent Insurance Com
mnv, vas introduced by Mr.. f. H.
>lnmers, President OF the meeting, and
a.ed it to order in the following
H'i,:
"Goi bless you all for the manner in
'arh you have responded to the call
A'ihe purpose OF resisting this tyranny
'alcn has been placed upon Us, and |
Aope YOU will he successful in this,
,'l'peaceahle protest, against the in-
"'Iol Of your rights as American cltl'
l.Is
Coonel John c. McEnry was then
atiodnced He counseled the people
oe"are ofintlAmmetOrv remarks and
Ntytotake counsel in the present state
9'1ch tyranny and fraud had re-
a1ced them.
S,oyernor Warmo,h was repeatedly
ae1 for and addressed the crowd ir
Iofjei speech, in which be counselec
ne epeaceful action of the ci,izrns and
.T1'lon to Congress He said that i
vas impossible TO fight, nothing wa
''l hut TO protest.
AZ Page Baker read the memorIs
%lo'gress prepared by the committee
Cn1ens. 1t ia a long document. set
va '0Ith the history OF the past two
'stk, 10 full.
Nf Frank Seachun then read
t"l,len ndorsing the memorial and
H''iflng that the President Of the
ISseIng appoint a committee OF ont
n-n1Ied prominent citizens to take i
Washington and present it to Con
"sss: The resolution was adoptet
'aaolmouslv.
Inc meeting then adjourned.