The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-16
THE LOUISIANA MUss.
FHE CROWD OF CARTERlTRs.
Carter still Proposes to Force Il
Way into the Capitol.
No Interference by U. $. Troops
\ QUORUM IN THE SENATE.
WarmOth Makes a Bargain With D
Democratic Senator.
And all Objectionable Legislation is
Repealed.

NEW ORLEANS, January ia Gro wd
is gathering on Canal street near Dryades
Mechanics Institute is guarded rs on
Saturday, and if the Federal troops don't
interfere the Carterites will probably
attempt to take possession Ol Mechanics
Institute within the next "a hours.
WASHINGTON, January 15.-Emory has
again been instructed not TO interfere
with the State authorities of Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, January 49, Orders
were telegraphed from the War Depart.
ment TO General Emory, at New Orleans,
to-day, instructing him not to bring troops
into the city unless under express orders
tIom Washington, and up to 8 o'clock this
afternoon no orders TO that elect had
been sent him.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is.
The political farce continues. There is
an immense gathering around Carpenter
street, at the Cosmopolitan clubroOm and
on Canal street, MS on Saturday, and the
same army of policemen are on Drydas
street and about Mechanics Institute.
Carter made speech, requesting the peo.
pie to disperse quietly, and stated he
would appoint sufficient number Of Ser
gents-at,arms to seat the members and
protect them, but would act under the
law and the Constitution.
STANDARDIZATION members present,
including the President; decided Il quo.
rum. After other business, the rules
were suspended and the registration, cleo.
ton, constabulary IND printing laws were
all repealed.
HoUsE,-The repeal bills from the SEN
ate were takenup and passed without d
dissenting voice, and the Senate notified
Of the fact at 3O'clOClI. The repealed
acts, as passed by The Senate and House,
were presented to the Governor and at
once signed. ts' fli 3.f
The Carterites declare this hasty legls.
lation q trick. ....,.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-All the alb.
sent Senators will return tomorrow. i.
The following is, the Way.the obnoxious
bills were repealed The Senate for
several days has lacked only one member
to make quorum. On Sunday Senator
Anderson, IA Dem. arrived in the city,
with the previously secured pledge that
he was MOTTO be molestedI Mr.. Ander.
son had no intention Of attending the ses.
sion which met as usual to-day, without
a quorum. About an hour afterwards,
Gov Warmoth dispatched a messenger for
hlr. Anderson, requesting TO see him at his
palvate office. The latter responded. Alter
some preliminary conversation, during
which most of the Senrtors had entered
the room, the Governor asked Mr.. An
derson what his party demanded. He
has told the repeal Of all the obnoxious
acts that General Warmnth oiIarOd to
pledge himself to accomplish. Senator
Anderson said that would not be. snffl.
ctent. He did not ask for the profession,
but for business; that liza bill for the re-
peal Of all these laws and postponing the
action on the police and militia bills for
obvious reasons, was drafted then and
there, he would go.in the, Senate and
make, a Equorum 10. enable all the leg.
islationlIt0 be performed necessary to
their repeal. He however required in
addition that no other business was 10 be
transacted without his. approval. After
some little discussion and delay the offer
was accepted by the Governor. The re-.
peal Of the bill was summarily declined,
and hence thelegislation which followed
in the Senate. Some difficulty was eX.
perienced in rushing the bill through the
House, but by !hree o'clock the repeal
bill had passed, was signed by the Gov.
ernor and only wanted the proper publica.
tiIon to become q law. ..1t I.I.4lH