The New York herald., 1872-12-10
JUDGE FILLMORE IMPRISONED AND FINED.
Narmath Impeached and Pinchback De-
clared Governor Pro TEN.
The Supreme cour, Applied to
for a Writ Of Prohibition.
l'hc State Government Com
pletely Overturned.

VOVodnOr WalmOth, ever Iertlie VI TesOuFce ana
lpt In meeting exgences the most troublesome
with ready expedients formed o novel plan to
Scfeat the Kelloggites on their own ground last
,ht or the fourteen State Senators holding
over for contingencies he over eight TO his
side to act for him In the Legislature. These were
90 vote in the friendly Senators and keep out all
shose antagonistc to the views OF the Governor.
Dhe scheme was discovered. however, by
some means, and frustrated by HeutenarS
.GOvernor Pinchback, who ordered the
entire roll to he called and Immediately
swoYe in the Senators returned accord
Ing to the last election papers. Pinchback created
= fnrore OF excitement. After the roll had been
called he made q statement to the effect thai at
late honr on Sunday night he was visited by War
moth ana offered the sum or $4,000 and a large
hhare OF appointing patronage to revolutionze the
.esnate. How far the scheme had been carried be-
fore Pinchback was entrusted with the secret can
mot be ascertained now, but from the fact that
eight OF the "fencemen' had gone straight into
ithe Warmoth fold before Saturday proves that the
'enternatorial party had been uncommonly active.
THE wARMorn LEGISLATURE.
: When the Warmoth Legislature met at the City
Han this morning, for the purpose Of holding a
seoret session, they were somewhat surprised to
pnd that the United States authorities weIe in full
possession Of all their plans, two United States
deputy marshas were stationed at the principal
entrance and served each member with q copy Of
Judge Durell's injunction. This action, Of course,
tended to increase the general III humor
JUDGE ELMoRE SENT 10 PRISON.
The United States District Court was opened for
business at eleven O'Clock. Judge Elmore, OF the
Eighth District Court, who was cited to appear be-
fore Judge Durell at this hour, failed to put In an
appearance. This was construed by the officials
o. another case Of contempt, and he was promptly
fined in the sum Of 500 and ordered to be arrested
and detained in prison for the space OF ten days.
Here, again, warmoh interposed, and as your
correspondent was subsequently informed, imme-
diately pardoned him. The Court then took
iecess until two ?. N. Excitement was momenta-
Jily increasing, and from the vague hints thrown
- - .s -.s * Z n .s.. -.
bic was to begin by arresting Warmoth for con-
tempt OF Court.
:, DEEP INDIGNATION OF THE PEOPLE
I There is no doubt that deep and bittey feeling
OF indignation pervades all classes OF society, but
~ Is repressed fom expression by the conscious
ness OF being helpless in face OF the United States
troops. The people seem paralyzed, and, when
Seproached with supineness by some OF the more
excitable, smile in vague way that looks any
thing but encouraging for their political pros
poets. There Is no Disgusting the fact that what
ever may be the merit Of the contest, a govern
sncnt has been overturned by force OF arms
wARMorH IMpEAcHED.
The triumph OF the Kellogg party has been COM
plc,e. Warmoth was impeached on simple reso-
,lu,ionon vote resulting yeas So, rays g. without
any hearing, and on the subsequent elevation OF
Pinchback to the gubernatorial chair, party OF
drunken negroes, nushed with triumph broke open
and took possession OF the Executive ONCE. wor-
moth subsequently obtained an injunction from
the state Courts against Pnchback, but backed up
iby the troops the latter will certainly ignore it.
The warmoth Legislature has been in infor-
NAL session several times during the day, but re-
,Jraln from organizing in face Of Durell's inunc-
zion. .,u = .u,.,.. =. :. -
It is now generally believed, and a fact admitted
10y Governor warmoth in conversation with your
reporter that the only hope remaining to his side
,Of the House is in a writ OF prohibition from the
Supreme Court at washington, which has been ap-
pllea for. He further admits that his hopes OF this
are not very strong and that event Of its being
refused nothing will be left but for the City Han
Legislature to dsperse and go home, thus aban-
lSloning the field.
THE KELLOGG PEOPLE
arc In jubiIant spirits their victory, ana scout
the idea Of writ Of prohibition.
SINGULAR RESOLUTION.
sxty.four members present, unanimously adopted
the followng:-
Whereas the General Assembly is now convened
IN compliance with the call OF the Governor, and
evil persons are reported to be forming combina-
tons 10 disturb public peace. defy lawful authority
and the State is threatened with violence.
vesentatives OF the General Assembly of 1'ouisianp
the senate concurring that the President OF the
United states be requested to AFFORD the protection
Tinted states where threatened with domestic
violence, and that the presiding officers OF the
Genoral hsseh9y .ransmlt thls resolution i'm
President OF the United States.
CITIZENS MASS MEETING CALLED.
A very large number OF citizens have called a
mass meeting at the City Han tomorrow AZ twelve
O'Clock, for the purpose VI taking into considera