The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10


RESOLUTIONS.
Be resolved by the people OF the city OF New Orleans
FOR Ss hs dsmos ian e
spss q a sns haS @ IL
Police rrmng Revenue and other obnoxious laws meets
Re:sssd ss'a se member. of the
20 H oS ho
plans ana mat they be earnestly regnesiedt all
for the attainment e the osisss Ind ia ve MEANS
The ~ aha. Az s netg as revolutionary
means Of the Metropolitan Police the deliberations
House aud ns .ss SS s' Of
esea es hs the
ture, a right 70 which !S they are clearly entitled
which borders reyousn the work OF Governor IT, G.
Warmoh and that the people OF the State and city demand
Resolved That committee Of ten be appointed to
s STAT LIS IA''sn'' the President of tho United
OF the which have led e the condition of a
fairs Ia this State SsAer with the ovou.onary conduct
The meeting was quiet and orderly, and 1t is
estimated that 5000 persons were present. Adj
dresses were delivered by j. II. Buren,, Judge
Carey, L. II. McCaleb Messrs. Moncure, Patton,
McPhelen, Klemmon. Wilson, Maggenmen and
Others e.
The Mechanics Institute Is heavily guarded TO-
night. Visitors approaching from either Canal or
Common street first encounter a line OF Metro
p0litan police across Dryades street, next line OF
coOred militia and next q line OF white militia.
When these have been successfully passed the door,
way to the building Is found guarded by another
squad OF Metropolitan police and inside the build
Ing a large force Is kept constantly on duty day and
night.
SUSPICIOUS OF LoNdsrREEr.
Yesterday afternoon General Longstreet called at
the Armory OF the Louisiana Legion OF State mill.
tia aud directed the commander to proceed to the
State House ana cooperate with the police. A
meeting of the Officers was held, and they decided
not to become participants in a political quarrel.
They expressed themselves perfectly willing to pre-
serve the peace. and to CO.. operate with General
Emory In whatever he directed them to do.
The city was quiet throughout the night. ana no
personal violence was reported from anv quarter.
There was no quorum in the Senate to-day.
In the House tWarmothites) hiIS-two members
were present.
The first bill during the session called up to.
dag. 1t was introduced by Mr. Devices, OF De Soto,
40. 900 worth of bonds for the erection of a iai
Mr.. i. Caiy stanton said the bill was a fraud.
$l3 900 had already been collected for II, but apprO.
priated TO other purposes than the erection OF jail
and court house III the parish OF Rel River.
THE LIE DIRECT
Mr. Devices said that Stanton lied, and that he
(Mr. StantOn) knew he He'd
MI. Brown said that MIR. stanton was justified In
making the charges.
IL
rail- raised the point OF order that the House could
not discuss the bill until the Senate organized. the
House decided that the point was not well taken.
Alter the discussion on the bill had reached the
point Indicated above another member raised the
same point OF order. which was decided well taken.
After the House had voted for q recess the Speaker
advised the members not 10 go beyond the military
lines as the scrgeant.at.Arms IRON Speaker Car.
ters House was on the lookout for members.
The seventeen Senator'S VINO prevent quorum
arc still az the Bay st. Louis. Miss. 1t IL asserted
that they win NOT return until the difficulties In the
House settled.
In the Carter House forty three members were
present Inc speaker announced , maj the Eighth
REiNFoRcEMESTs FROM LOUISVILLE.
General Emory mas ordered regiment OF troops
from Louisville 10 New Orleans.
The Times SAYS
The grea. o9,p,urin: Of the people into Laisyete
which against fraudulent legislation by which tho
State have been for the time being and deprived
the Of res.anee and tia! hereafter the two
assaults of merciless officials.
The Bee says:-
The contest now IL progress between Governor wsrmo,n
character 1t IS no. cones between fubcsns demo-
% has 3s IL. o az d.
erai Assembly and those who are oppose thereto.
has been formed for 'h, .n:e purpose OF overhrownr
WEEDS the executive power o the State the reform
gardet as imDraciIciblc.
The picayne, heretofore reg irdcd as favorable to
the Warm0thlte3, sayS:-
Governor warmo.h Is personally unknown to lie
does apoiogs ia The p, ior his Our
could trust those of the politicians whom he leads
The President Cpnblc 60 see His Way Ont of
the Mmddie-Warmoth Intrcnched in tho
State HOmsc-COllectOr Casey on the Stun
tion.
WASHINGTON Jan, Q, 1872
The President and Senators West and Kellogg, OF
LOUISIANA, nave received to-day voluminous de.
spatches concerning the Louisiana legislative trou.
bles. The President In conversation with Sen.
aor to. day, said that he did not know what to do
The Reconstruction act fully justified interference
by the federal troops, while their presence aided
the factions. United States troops were sta.
toned IN New DREAMS and could not he
Withdrawn without countenancing the quar-
rel, and that was what he desired 10 avoid
Senator West represents the warmoth side. and
senator Kellogg sides with the people, Tonight
he received the following despatch, through AIR. H.
J. Phelps, showing the CONDITION OF affairs in New
orleans UP 10 the latest moment -
No Senate. House divided. One at State House
on Royal street. Governor entrenched at state
Hou:e with police, armed with rifles, ana militia.
Speaker Garter AMI Others not permitted TO take
thea seats. Mayor without police tor protection OF
private citizens. Popaiace of the city quietly ana
or,er, Y Winding their own business, but anxious
for reef, very Indignant and asking that House and
senate he Allowed 70 take their seats without oay0-
neIs adj armed interference and repeal those In
famous Jaws whica oola parties now profess 10 be
ANXIOUS 10 10.
This despatch came from the Citizens Assoca.
ton, and embodied substantially all that mad been
sen, TO senator Kellogg during the evening. The
despatch To President Grant from Collector Casey
was as fo.iows:-
Trouble increasing. Removal OF troops will COM
p,,ca,e matters. Have not abused authority.
Hart,eys despatch answered satisfactorily. Let US
aioae and all Will be right
No Trouble Apprehended--rhc Troops VIII
Not Interfere Except in Case OF Me-
ccssity.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan, 0, 1872.
Private kilograms from New orleans to-day say
that quiet every where prevails and no further dis.
turoance is anticipated. Gentlemen who have seen
the President this morning say that the United
States troops have taken no part In the disturb.