Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-28
the Louisiana Address. A.,


Louisians to'tAe people Of lhe United Stale. c,nl
not fail make favorable impression upon the
public mind. 9Ngt1 ~3UJgN Gff n
No one read II anil fail 10 pertefye That IN
yer cover OF loyal proceedings. and by means OF
ludioal orders an extraordinary poiiic, and svtl
1evootloh mas beam wr,iaglt, involving an entire |
ohaugeia the Hersoaaei ot tha State government, |
enu transfer OF all pswer in the State executive
IeGsiatiye and lud'clllT-irom the hands OF one |
set OF ohicials to those Of another Ca State go
ernment has been pulled down and another set |
up in its stead, and the power which has wrought
tn. chA9oe. ."aA yhHs sfss hem t.ble thus to ynn
make. an1to ctcst q sle~sis the district Judge OF
the Unite States in New OrLeaus. M 6t
The address shows how y proceeliug in CHAM
cery. instituted in the Circuit Court of the United
States-a proceeding tsniliat % lawyers as bill
70 Perpetuate testimony gave birth in its pro-
Rress to the most extraordinary orders, mostly is
sued paySA that ever smanated from udicial
TRIBUNAL including an order directing the marshal
to sei4s tho State house and prevent the semblg
therein OF the State Legislature convened by Gov.
Warm0ath, and only allow ingress aud ogress to
and from the building to certain individuals whose
names islpuld bs found in certain lists. THESE
excepted and favored individuals, meeting under
favor OF the United States udgeand the protection
OF the mafshal, organized rs a Legislature. the
Senate being presided over by the notorious mu-
latto Pinchhack, who was not even q member OF
t1es body. his former term US Senator, having ex-
PRED, and the HOUSE having for speaker the fed
kEal postmaster atNSw OdesnS. The Lcaislature
xNAs CQtStHVtcu II uHS Nhtl Vas ifGptatHeu
Yarmouth aEt toapstituted Ra,chhack acting aov
ot thP State, and been recognized BY the President
cad Mis- nttofhey general As not only De tdc'o bnt
ditss fhs Legislature Of Louisiana
No Wonds1,the Committee protest against the
idsa that sach proceedings are to b. treated as a
Ders quarrel among thieves struggle for polti-
cal asesndehcy lstwee factions cq6alty ohshoness
aud sosvQpt. ilNsavow,n, all sympathy or atiiliaa
tioa with WArnioath, and AL Partisan interest in
the matter the committee insist that the facts dis
caosA . conspilacy to everthrov the lawful govern
msnt of the State and to defeat the will OF the
people expressed in thu November election. to
which conspiracy the United States Court has
lsat iteolf And gwen the colos bt a. iaacsal pro.
TkS2et OF 1879 (the "enforcement actS provides
In its last ae0ton, that citizen OF State lQay ia
stitate snt ii the federal courts to recover pos
az H. 2. Sss asstns r. to sprsahs
sas Nss .ss Of ssss ss:, q SIS
condition OF servtuds." 1t expressly excerpts.
hovsvet, from the effect OF this provision the
o1acss OF elsctor Of President Vice President,
representative or delegate in Congress, OF membe'
ofa State Legislature. So far. therefore. as the
question ~ to who constituted the lawful Lesisa.
~ State, who had bean duly elected
msu6qHse that body, NE federal court had abso-
luteAH, nniAFisdicton whatever. The right OF the
Prsedyas hq.svsi 9. ths s1ecrt.ye bead Of lhs
yoSaksefgfas s.epe kstGto Covers tor Leeis-
4AtUko OF t0o STATE, In case OF dcUdt not threaten
~ conflict between two persons or bodies each
claiming to act aud to be recognized in that capac
ity, 10 smother and very different question. The
sqprems Cogftbfns RAodei Island sass porr:
FatIsllios) has already considered aud detarmined
G es:; i;HssQs e ~ tsssais' ,s aspn s TN,
WhstAsf the exigency prescribed by law author
iaing the interference in the domestic concers of
State has in fact eE,ssn IN short whether TN
Auine> ka11 in tha m which inter
fsrsd y simply question of policy. Whether th'
case was one which called for the exercise OF hi
discsstion i question 81 law Whether it was
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addsasa. sas1s y - isss na saestiod d ~. Th'
EN- dbs ylks 8 Dc sasIeel q lsv,sw ~ u
Suprsms Court, wknAb1dS At610 y competent t
:;l M ss!s' ssssn ssssGas sosSs. ssss'sis
no 80 Nse e4viss 6isss,to The Prss'dsnt as .,
sxeeAeVo dRoo5s sasm a9ts- sbsgil ltsa s.os "a
A .segarda 4syi.sA4s, ~ question nov is. hay
:. .nsss ss; MI 3 q ss;: a:ss sssas21 a y
~ q NJ N9aaf q ~ llotion, and by means.ot I
6yoM pasvenfsa - jadiei.l power. at tha foot OF
Unitse ee1As. n1ssaal. with . squad Of feders
hayoases = ~ naak: ~ the COMMITTEES justi
:s :sy es,.sss:.l Z saa ss',s y ~ s sSs
niea - rsmai4tg ae>aee4oek tAs slem lest
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Mt 9asnese ~ bas ssrsi rIo !. bead ~ - -
Hszca Hsea .nSusas saS Hssiiss iiiGssss$sS fow, row,
send, Esq.. has called o meetlng Of Pcaah A3rNs
en5 ts11ldMes0sh,.. ..on 64lhld n, JAgnasy ~
e. s;sss ss,sS2S; & sssss ssts - 81 ss s''
.TAeysl9ew AysftA sRR)Ared n lnesu.lossa q
The w. " Iesrsia sse &c has repealed the do
tax. Saws ta.a 2l+