New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

IOblSlANA,
GEN. EMORY ON THE SITUATION--A srINCISG LET
| TER TO THE BOLTING LEADEE--CArTIR II
BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR RIOrING AM
| BLooDSiED-LEGIsLATIyE ADDRESS 10 TIL
ffE>lDENT-THE SENATOR'S 10 RETURN.
lbi TBLBGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE
| NEW-ORLEAN5 Jan. 15.-One Democrat took
his seat in the Senate to-day. making ~ in all and =
quorum Business began lively the election law the
constabulary law, and printing law the main objects OF
contention, pushed through and repealed by both
houses causing applause in the streets The
Governor was present and made strong reform speech
IN the House. where rs members pFescnt-l7 moro
| than quorum
Gen Emory, incensed by tho extra is4ucd by Carter
last night sent him the following, which virtually
quetod things.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or TIE CULr,
D., H. IL. ,, -, - NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II. 1872. {
SIR This moment printed extra has been placed in
~! naD1s containing copy of nv letter to YOU preaced
S an eu,ol3 OF an iniainma0ry character, which
oA NE COnslueICd aS intended to
on ms great city and ncte them to riot to disturbance
~ i cue IuHCo Vi every good citizen aud the destruction Of
iis commerce; AS an official document OF has been
uSt as pGeve to compass these ends. whereas was
ferc in the Organization OF the Legisature and TO enable
me 10 get definite instructions how to act must give
anu place them in position Cauals suppress any
riot growing out Of thus publication, from any other
cause ana blood is shed the responsibility will he upon
your head and call upon you await the instructions
oi the Goyernmen which must speedily arrive before
proceeding To steps which must lead TO the nterpostion
Of troops If no instructions are received have tclc
call upon you and those you influence patiently TO
await tho answer. am. Sir very respectfully yours,
W. II. EMORY. Breyet Major-GcD. commanding.
The following joint-resOutOns Of the General Assem-
bly, were this evening forwarded to the President BY the
Governor:
Whereas certain eydisposed persons, nndcr the pre-
tense OF authority, exciting the public mind disturb
ing the peace deying the lawful authorities and other
wise attempting to reyOluOnize the Constitutional Gov
las
tained the Constitution aud laws Of the state and pre-
vented riot and bloOdshed, and otherwise upheld the
authority Of the state well the rights OF the Repre-
sentatyes Of the people in General Assembly
forces of the state and, whereas, the fundamen-
tai law of the United States guarantees 70 any
state of the Federal Union republican form OF govern
ment, II Is the sworn duty OF the President Of the
United states, ard he is hereby, respectfully re-
queoed by the General Assembly Of the state OF Louis
lana to furnish and place AT the disposal of the Governor
of this State such military forces of the United states
may be necessary TO enable the Governor to reery The
public peace aud enforce and maintain the Constitution
and laws Of the state Of Louisiana against any unlawful
combinations assembageS persons In said State aud
that the Governor be- and he is hereby requested TO
forward to the President OF the United States copy
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
p. B: s. PINCHBEcK, LeutcnantGoyornor, and Presi-
dent OF the Senate.
Other Senators send word that they viii return to-
morrow The Governor assures the citizens that all is
quiet and that there likely to be dis bauco Of
peace which he cannot easily terminate.
ORDERS TO GEN. EMORY-HE Is INSTRUCTED
NOT TO MOVE HIS TROOPS WITHOUT ORDERS
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 15.-OrdeTs were
teegraphed from the War Department to Gen Emory,
at New Orleans, today, nstructng him not TO bring
troops into the city unless under express orders from
Washington, and up to O'Clock this afternoon no orders
to that effect had been sent to him.
LETTER from GOV. wARMoTH-TnE SENATE AT
WORK.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The following dis
patch contain, the latest received here from New
Orleans:
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1872.
To J. r. WEST Washington, H. g.: Gen. Emory, in
accordance with orders, withdrew his troops after
he brought them here. have militia and police duty
guarding the StateHouse, and intend to whip any mob
that may come.
Senator Thomas Joined the Senate giving II quorum,
when there were acts passed repeating the Election
Registration. Printing, and Constabuary laws; also
resolution making joint committee to draft new laws
same subject also a concurrent resolution calling
on the President troops which have clegraphed to
the President This all done I'm accordance with
and active support. We, In this way
wind ont of the OppOstiOn's sails the mat
OF reform. We all want the Committee of lnvcsS-
ton. III, Z. MARAOIh'