The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
THE LrGI<LaTIVE MuDDLE.

IT, take thrh seats in the. Senate nm
Tess Warm",l,'. police. officers arere,
mnv,i. Colonel Carter stated Friday
that thnsc Senator's would prubnbl,
commence sitting near the place where
he House ever which he p.esihrs hnlas
It's sessions. Que day last week Mr..
Thomas, 81 Bnssi"r. Il Democratic Ser
at"r. entered the Sruatr aud enn>titu-
I'D quorum. Immediately bills re-
p, aiinr the Election Law, iln. Regis
tra,inn Law and the Printing Bi were
introduced. passed both lmus.s and
were sighed by the governor that even
ing. Sine. that time Mr. Thomas has
Not appeared il; his seat. and his name
Was signed 10 the card Of the ref,ac,o-
" Senators. We have seen n" explain
nti"n nf Mr.. Tli"m.s' rnnlurf. II he
entered for the purpose If really max
ihg Il quorum. ttr'fatts the caHheHHa.
tinn "f his colleagues caused him to
rsirncr his steps. II he entered with
their consent for the purpose nf repeal.
ing the obnoxinns laws. Hnh thus max
ing Wa,m,t!.'- friends the Instruments
Ivy which he is st,irpeii III l.i< GnW"r. it
was an ingenious strategic move. 1t il
sa Il thar Warmnth Eoastpd that he
could get wnise ones enacted in their
stead. 1t womld he very difficult Il"
get laws passed without quorum it,
Senate, and II quorum in tia, body is
net likely to .ccnr s.mn. In fact War
moths House =. emst" he in great dan
ger Of ln>in" its 9"nrnm.
Congress has app"intrd Il cnmn'ttct
to come to New O,lra,< tn investigate
this Legislative mn,l.llc ih Il truly 10y.
~, RECONSTRUCTED Stat" Both tie
Warm"thitcs and the Cartciit's will
now have IN "rr.''rnity I" bolster ur
their c"n'luct '.y the Testimony Of wit
nrsScs. II is very evident that the
Cartrritrs have the sympathy OF the
Administration and of the leading adj
mlmi.tIHti"m organ at he North.
Grant has hitherto re,sisttnt|y refused
80 allow the Fehr,al troops Ia inter
tr,e with the war between the factions
,xcrp, I" prevent an actual hicach "t
The pence Oh tie rait uf either.
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