The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-16
A Democratic Winans Cuts the Cor
dian Knot.
WARMOTH MASTER OF THE SITUATION
The Carterites Acknowledge Their Defeat and
the Wandering Senator's Return.
Cost OF the Faction Fight
$35O,OOO.
President Grants Instructions to
General Emory.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1871

General Emory.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. Is. 1879
The fight is over. Governor WarmOth has conn
pletely turned the tables ON his assaants and re-
mains master OF the situation Gaining over one Of
the democratic Senators, he established O quorum
In both houses and has forced through the Legis-
lature the repeal Of the very measures the repeal OF
which was demanded by the Carterites. Tonight
he has signed the bills and sent them to the
Official journal for PRONUNCIATION. He thus c0mpels
the opposition either to recognize the legality OF has
Legislature, or 10 repudiate measures they, have
been camoring for The Custom House party &C
themselves whipped. and attribute their
defeat the egotism and self will OF Garter In re-
fusng to follow Packard's leadership aud advice.
have back rom Bay M oa and will 20 to
the Senate tomorrow feeble attempt at getting
up popular t ,a Is being mage by Garter
days struggle IN mileage and per diem OF members.
nn .a anu ponce expenses ana maintenance OF
bribes TO members Is asCertained to DO over three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
How the Flight Was Won-Shnrp Practice
and Hasty observation-disclosures Spilking
Carter's Guns.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is. 1879.
Eighteen members were present In the Senate to-
day. including the President-a decided quorum.
were suspended and the Registration, Election, Con-
stabulary and Printing bills were all repealed.
In the House the repealed bills from the Senate
were taken up ana passed without dissenting
vote, and the Senate notified OF the fact At
three O'Clock the repealed acts, as passed by the
Senate and the House. were presented to the Cover.
nor and at once signed. The Carterites stgmatiza
this hasty legislation as trick.
HOW II WAS DONE.
The way the obnoxious bills were repealed was
that the Senate for several days had lacked only
one member TO make q quorum. On Sunday Sena-
Anderson DemOrest arrived In tho city with the
previously secured pledge OF Governor Warm0th
that he was not TO he mOlested. Mr.. Anderson
had no intention OF attending the session, which
met as usual today without quorum. About an
hour afterwards Governor Warmotn despatched
messenger for Anderson, requesting to see him at
mis- private ONCE The latter responded. After some
OF the Senators had entered the room.
,ne Governor asked ssd Mr. Anderson w1ss
ao Tns warmo oesed to pe@se
would not lie SUFFICIENT. He did not want probes.
sOns bat business; that II biIlsfOr the repeal OF
ana & or oSvs on se %ers
drafted then and there he would go In the Senate
to make quorum, and enable al legislation to be
required in addition that no other business was TO
be transacted without his approval. After
SOME LITTLE DISCUSSION AND DELAY
the offer was accepted by the Governor, and the
Hspsa T wHca IN sne ene
dlflicuty was experienced In pushing the bill
through the House. but by three O'Clock the Repeal
bill mad passed and was signed by the Governor.
and 1t only wanted proper publication to become
law.
Despatch from General Emory-Tho Prcsf.
dents Reply-The Military Not be Used
without Orders from Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1872.
The President received to-day volumln0us de-
spaches from New Orleans concerning the troubles
in that city. Among Others despatch was re-
ceived from General Emory giving details OF the
situation OF affairs, ana stating that he mad been
informed that the Attorney General had given some
opinion on the subject of pending difficulties In the
State and asking for instructions. In response to
his inquiry the President telegraphed as f0l0ws:--
"The Attorney General has given no opinion.
Your course Is approved. United states troops Will
not be brought TO the city unless you receive ex-
press orders from here"
ON the receipt OF this telegram General Emory
ncnt, but that under the circumstances no other
course than the one determined upon would be juse
to either side, closing with the hope that necessity
would not arise for armed interference on his part
The United States Troops Wifhdrawn-A CaM
for Martial Iaw-Warwoth Wants Com
gressiouai Committee of Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1872.
Governor warmOth teegraphs here that the
United states troops have all been Withdrawn from
the CITY, and that he has SUFFICIENT force OF militia
and police at the State House to protect 1t and de-
feat any attack that may be made. State Senator
Thomas has appeared and taken his seat, thus Sc
curing quorum In the Senate. Bills repeating the
Registration, Oonstabuary and Printing acts have
been passed. These have been charged legisa-
tion or most corrupt character. concurrent
resolution for raising committee TO investigate
charges OF corruption was passed to-day; also one
introduced in the Senate, asking the President To
proclaim martial law.
Governor warmoth urges the raising Of Commit
tee OF investigation by Congress-.