, 1873-01-07

base OF tho Franklin htatue, and both afdos, III
tho shape Of wedge. OH whoho fncog tho Bin's
Of motion au n'. MAJ ant hilil. strcot @ cars @ can,ot
paBs tho front of City Hall without much diff
Guilty, FOR tho A!root Is filled. III tito square n
human wall is standing OIL tho iron fonco, aud
pssorS ts 9ny r 5aians an gPsa'' P%t within 'f' tho o70
11:50 n. III At this moment tho American
nag IN llung ont from tho front Of tho Odd Fol-
lows Hall. Tho crowd made a rush toward tho
Hall from ovcry direction po'l-mcll. a cry ig
is" THO Ths crowd I Is siif in tho p gtostest @ est good % n
NOR.
IL o'clock. A body Of mon Gun bo seen going
UP stairs through tho iron gateway Of the Hall
unattended, just rs tho clock strikes H..
voice from tho gallery announces TINT the LcglH-
!aturo is in soHsion. Tho stairway is worry soou
lan1mod with spectators.
Tho House was called to order at 12 n,, oce.!-
pylng the main bull IN tho Odd Follows build
lhs calling Of tlo roll. Whom n phrty OF novon
mombors answered to their natncs, Captain Cain,
who was about to forco himsof past tito Sor-
geant-at-Arnls by showing badgo OF tho United
StntoH Afarahal WAS told politely to retire, but,
OH refusing, ho was ojectcd.
AIr. Tinnoy, Of Orleans, moved TINT the hall
out crowding 1t.
:, alr. zachario, Of Orleans, moved that tho
ncnbcTs TINT this body is III aessiol. Carried.
1a1MESRE CnoWDs--ALL QUIET.
1915 2. m. rllo crowd is filling tho streets In
front Of tl1o-iEs and doos not "llow, tho street.
cars to raaB. There arc rushoB made to sccurc
available positions, and tho .lnoccnplcd houBo
standing tioar tho hall is filled by men, who ro-
appear i,pon its three front galleries.
At half-past IL o'clock a majority Of tho busi-
.sss n9ss Gss %s eaed on dPa1 1 1 1zae s ao Gsp
ployos wcro thronging to tho square. Not tho
Elightest evidence OF 4 disturbance was to bo OH
eoryed, and good foeling Hoe1nel everywhere to
prevail.
rINc1nACl INTERVIEWED.
New ORLEANS, Jun. o.-Tho Picayn'e has tho
following:
Our reporter, this morning, Visited tho Mo:
chauicn' Institute, which Ito found guarded at
tho doorway BY about fvo soldiers and police:
In tho nnte-chamber wero assembled about
thirty policemen, nil colorcd, from tho Fourth
and Fifth Precincts, undor Captain Roy. Pinch
back was in his private Office, and mndo tho fol-
lowing statomont. Upon being asked what lle
thonght Of tho present situation, ho replied:
some months ago. It is the stirring up Of tho
white o1oment against tho black, and rs long as
lls state Of affairs exists you cannot hayepeaco.
hayo always labored to bring about peace, be-
sSe'n ss bofe tao IS two tpo rs''9 eas nHt catSs Gps
or intimation Of one, there is torriblo ontcry
aga1st tho colorcd raco, aud therefore you force
thom, as it wore, into tho Republican party.
propose to 1.-Two here in this State, il can, aud
go do greet many black mon. and wo desire
peace and quiet; but aH Hoon aB a lot of white
carpot-baggera como horo and kick up row, you
at once blaTno tho negro. ! tell you, NJ have
told tho people boforo, show tho black man that
you will bo Lis friend, and ne will como with you
mud bo your ntoAsaat frond."
Raportcr-I3ut, Mr.. pillchback, you see We
claiui tint you ]laFo oyertlroWn our legal Gov-
| ernment, aud nov attompt to dofraud us OF our
| rightB.
h1r. pinchback- in TINT, you SEQ, I am
doing nothing moro thau yon are attempting to
do. I am helping to porpotuato M party. If
YOU wero inside and I ont, you would not lot mo
lit if you could help it; and. besides, suppose I
WAS to submit to your larty, low tlo know that
might not he hung It onca?
| noportor-1f you TO mob ndmtt then ollr
rights, what action will you takc in regard to
| OH Legislature
pinchbaci.-I will positively lot them alono as
| long as they do not attonpt to execute laws
against or.intcrfcro with tito legal Government.
illoy will Ii, .llowod to meet to make laws and
inaugurnte any body they please. They eau do SO
pcacoably, aud tlley will not bo interforod with
Aftor this our reporter was retiring, when
t1u tat ~ i,'y he was GOT going io to Uod statos Son
ate, probably, ho loslred to go thore MI friend
Of lilo people, and not their enemy. Ho also
said that Tho programme Of tho National Gov
ernlnent had been arranged, md would not al.
low Of any interference until tho matter wat
| placed before aomo proper tribunal. "And lc
this matter 70 boforo tho people Of tho Unitoi
States i'll q penceable light. Do not hive anJ
difficulty, but keep quiet, aud for ono nun will
tribunal that may sit here, in Washington, Of
elsewhere"
| CITIZENS MEETING.
New ORLEANS, Jim. G.-Tho citizens meeting
today is regarded as tho greatest over held hero
tho object being sololy to givo moral support, by
their presence, to the peoples Legislature
from noon untilNi o'clock there wero from fiyt
to ton Thousand persons present. The atroett
lending to Lafayette Squaro were crowded viii
porsons going and coming. It is estimated TIM Il,
demonstration during tho day.
| THE LEdIsI.ar1'nE.
There being no quorum i'll other House, botl
adjourned until noon tomorrow.
| No intorest whatever was manifested regard
ing the Kellogg Legislature, which mot as usual
HE Gon,etteo T. Two Hundred suppo
money to maintain tho peoples Ieglelaturo.
New ORLEANS, Jan. G.-1llc following arc TIL
comtee ses Of rwe e 1ndrea Ioasiana Span
Il State i'll tho Union, ,llldor q Constitution up
proved al republican in form. Tho State election
aro held by authority Of tho State Constitution
CongroBs has no moro right to intorfcro with tl
cannot Interfere with State elections 0
order. It can satinfy itself by Investigation
| of wrongful interference Of Unites
States euthoritios in State affairs
and undo tlio wrong by 4 resolution withdraw
ing United States troops. These arc tho opin
ions md expectations entertained.
Tho following is Sccrc tary Delknap's noto t.
General Sherman yesterday:
GENERAL: Tho President dtrccts that Genora
Emory bo tolographod Immediately that ho In
form Goyornor pinchbacll that the troops Of TIL
United Staten would not he furnished to diHpers
any body OF men claiming to bo I. Legislature 0
otherwise asteI..h'ins ,reccoRhty, and not oil
structng tho administration Of tho recoSniZc
Government Of tho Slnte.
An extra Republican says Genoral Emory In
received instructions to tho sn,o effect as tl,os
conveyed in tho following telegram to iig
Federal civil ofllcor. This establishes boyon
cnyi tho Btatna of tho .existng Stale Govern
1nent. Resistance to it's proper authority be
Of % law Xii god cltizons W must govern ''aa thon
solves accordingly:
/ WARRINGTON, Ja.. 6, 1873.
Tho report Of tho Committee Of Two Hllntlroi
Tint thu lrnsiant rcrar1lB hiN rccornitinn Of II,