New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
THE LOUISIANA STRUGGLE.
WARMOTH HARD PUSHED BY THE CUSTOM
HOUSE PARTY.
he Is IaPEA CHED AND SUSPENDED FROM OFFICE
-PINCuBACR SUCCEEDS HIM.

reported that they mad cAtu AZ l<Ae'IFf ui'D nv"
were Informed by messenger that the Governor was
not IN and had not been AZ the Office during the day
The Committee then asked 20 the Governors Sec
retary but were informed that he was TOO bnsY en-
gagged IN see them The Committee left written com
municatiOn the Governor, informing hm mat ooth
Houses Of the General Assembly had assembled IN pnr-
suance OF his proclamation, and having organizeh'
were ready to receive auy communication ne might Do
pleased 20 submit.
The Governors private secretary 2fterward sent
to the House note stating that the Governor
would communicate 20 the General Assembly az no0n'
Tomorrow The Speaker then proceeded to read the
following which De stated was an important matter
and asked the attention and consideration OF members
Resorsd by 1e House 9 RepreseEatirss Of ne Saie or
Louisiana That Henry G. WaTnoth Governor Of LOUIS,
lana De and he is hereby upeachsd ior gs crimes mn
misdcmean0rs in Office. committed against tHe eOlstsu
tion and laws VI the state Of Louisiana.
After short debate the resolution was adopted by
vote OF So Yens 10 G Nays.
Speaker Lowell said; 10 becomes ny solemn duty 70
announce 20 the House and the people of Louisiana
that the Governor Of Louisiana stands imneacded OF
high crimes and misiemeanors. A committee was ap-
pointed to notify tue Ssnare.
The following was also Adopted:
Hdas y. " Of ss'5ca ~ lS l,i fr d 5 , - =,
Of impeachment against Iely G.. Waaol ad l' h '-a i'r
WSersa Under ,6e Consultation a1r.se-iof he Gv-rnsr
s remi's. l c,9.d 70 NV ss Re r. e. .--oa ..e a
The senat. shall ry g.on charges preferred aaet
In the Senate Gems Hugh J. Campbell and ". l. Bic
MILAN and Messrs. Hun acke and jerks, Ssna- rs hold
ing over from the last term, entered protest against
the Illegal and unconstitutional manner Ia which tho
Senate was organized Gen. Campbell protested agahs5
the Illegal and pracpitate organization OF tae senate
stating his reasons citing precedent Ia support Of
his view.
He stated that the Senate the sole Judge of - TO-
turns no court even Of the United sfaes, decide
for tie Senate the question OF is re,urnA He, Jhere
0f the
Senate az Illegal and unconstitutional Tie protests ot
the Others were 10 the same purport Deb-e followed
The House Committee impeachment appeared be-
,ore the Senate and reported follows:
IN obedience the order OF the House OF Representa-
tlves we appear before you. and in the name Of tho
House Of Representatives, Impeach II. Clay Wtrmoth
Governor Of the State OF louisiana OF hign crimes and
nsdeneanors il Office; and further Inform the SEN
ate that the House Of Representatives w IN due t2
exhibit particular articles Of impeachment against him,
and make good the same; and in their We demand
that the Senate take order for the appearance OF said H.
c. Warrnoth 20 answer said impeachment
Mr. Ingraham then offered the following:
hsr-r Articles impeachment have been presented 70 he 's''-
alleging that ary Cay sno Governor Of Los ana Is quit of
- B 5e senate o. The Star. q Loasa. Senate hrvug
i . @ a aoa tie cef jos oi .ls supreme couI. Of
tie scion Of -ae senate
Mr. Inrraham stured that by the resolution impeach-
ing GOV Warmoth Lieut.-Gov. PinchDack became Cow
ernor Of Louisiana and moved that Senator A. B. Harris
OF Concoria take the chair President Of the senate
which adopted.
In the senate this afternoon Lieut-ov. PinchbacS.
upon reading IN EDeniRJ Tires editorials haty con-
tradicting the statements made oy him morning
that Mr. c. A Weed and Gov. Yarmouth had offered him
$4,000 and many offices Is he wanted 70 help them IN
their measures. said
lowe !t 10 myself and Mr.. Weed 20 sate that he
not present the meeting az in my heat had dras
stated he was in entirely different room, and rho
co He ID the house
with Mr. Warmoth, not present &c the time tho
offer was made. owe this 8lr. Weed a gentleman
whom know, and 70 my own dignity and feelings
At the evening session Of the Senate ChicfJustice
LualIng appeared and n as presiding Judge
OF the High Court by Justice Tlllaterro. De then
swore IN 20 senators who were present. and discharged
the Court OF Impeachment organized and ready 70 pro-
ceed.
The Court then adjourned till Monday, l6sh inst
Lieut. Gov. Pinchback qualified as Governor took pos
OF Office, and received the consratuaoas u
his friends The Fusion members OF the Lecisltars
have been in session at Lyceum Han today, and al
ourned at p. m. until tomorrow
There has been issued q call for meeting. signed by
large number Of prominent merchants. bankers PROC
ertyowners and others 20 be held tomorrow. % noon,
IN front City Hail. 20 consider tho present coni
ton OF affairs. meeting Bank Presidents aud Pres
idents OF Insurance Com panes Is called % meet To-
morrow at 10 a. n, 10 take action regarding TIE political
| mudde.
POPULAR EXCITEMENT THE KELLOGG PARTY
APPEAL To TIE President.
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 0. In the Federal
Court to-day sGov. Warmoths was postponed uDnl
tomorrow on account OF the illness OF Jadge Durou.
Much interest IS manifested regarding the political
moves. crowd gathered about the Mechanics Insti-
tute where Keogg's Legislature at The City Hall,
where the Fusion members were in caucus and at tho
Federal Courtroom where the Warmoth contempt case
was setdown orlhearing Judge Elmore or the Eighth
District Court and Manning, the Clerk. arrgaed
before the supreme Court for contempt growing Tho
Bovee case Judge Ellnore nel $50 aud ordered
be imprisoned for ten days. and Manning aned $50
and imprisoned for ve days. They both pardoned
by Gov Warmoth. The Kellogg Legislature, after
organizing. with "a members present, unanimously
adopted the following:
Whereas. The General Assembly "a now ccnvcled in
compliance with the call OF the Governor aud evil per.
sons are reported forming combinations disturb
public peace. DEFY lawful authority and tne state ID
| threatened with violence therefore, be II
ResoiUed by the House OF Representatives o the Cen
Assembly OF louisiana the Senate concurring tnt
the Preside OF the United states requested aford
ton OF the United states where threatened with fomes
violence and that the presiding officers o me Gen-
era Assembly transmit this resolution mlodat ~, Dy
telegraph aud otherwise, 10 the President oi the United
States.
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST JUDGE DURELL AP-
FLIED FOR.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 9.-AttOrney-Gcneral
Ogden OF Louisiana appeared before the supreme Court
this morning. and asked FOR writ Of prohibition against
Judge Dure restraining him from proceeding further
In the case OF Kellogg warmoth. in the Circuit
Court for louisiana Mr. ogden asked for she mmedi-
ate consideration OF the motion. p. Phips. now OF
Washington and before the a member OF Congress
from Alabama is associated with Mr. Ogden the case.
The Court took the motion under advisement.
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