Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-16

y. 40, S0 KctlFnSu 1k.s s ISSII sIfs1 a& 81
.ytuqs, YhRsa et. It they would baysu re- re-
eeiysd.c They claimed TO have 9 ma ma
.jofity Of votes NJ. the election, and tn there
had dHbaep ten thousand. voters prevented
# from ,ysstigg, BECAUSE @ use Of their complexion p m
3 or pTeyipys state of seryitude, whose
votes they would have received; The
Bill efl s. i I Kellogg ] lprofssSed to Be fSr the
pfegsrystQp ab4 4a9ds PsrResugtipp i} IF eyiI
3 denss als, of the election, and to have rs,
ferenss lYs, e the support of ,ths Spits he
7 migbs sl,lhSa lhaYe IS 80 bring TO recover the Of
fee Anltsine Sg suit y, yas similar II claims IiI
Of title, md had, reference, il, its prayers
for ,res!ie relief to the organiFatiop Of ths Gen
erals las A sssembly at its meeting under the
tile proclamation nation, Of the Governor yapyo on
the 9lh Of December, 1872. oi,1 a.e i
Fourtt|hl3iaTbbG. e ulrtt|hlia Tbs. parties TO these suit,
were all citizens of the State Of Louisi.
ana;i The object q, the, suits we're 10.
assert title to Offices aeaf aef the State in. il
adyapeet aqf any DECISION pr announce sappplnleopp
nent by any beard .9 Sd og. sny persqn gn.ae Q.
eisetedd, and t9 determine the, persons TO
II maxi, n!Se,, the hee.,d DECISION apd the announce
u ,nent zen BY tbs, judicial authority of the
circuit 7oof the United States, Pend
ing ,thhe the gsygii sgits. q and ex, parte md
private order, was made in the suit Of
Kellogg to the effect that the defendant,
II. Gs Warmotl, the Governor, had, IN
violation of the restraining order of the
coui't, issued proclamation and return
of certain persons claiming to be the
Board of Returning Officers. The terms
Of said order were as follows: .
{, Nov, tlhl!sref9re, to prevent the further
obstruction of the proteedings in, the
eauseyand iurIhor, to prevent tie viola,
tion of the order of this court, and the
imminent danger. of disturbing the pub
lie peace, it is hereby ordered that the
Marshal of the United States for the
District Of Louisiana, shall, forthwith,
take possession Of the building known as
thcp. Mechalies' Institute, and occupied
as g. Stats H House for the. assembling Of
the Lcgislatnrc therein, in, the city, of
New Orleans; and hold the same subject
TO the Il ,fqgther, order Of this Court and
meanwhile !t.i yto prevent all unlawful as:
4 qaem!bblageS thefeih,5 under, the guise or
pretcxt of authority, claim Of virtue of
pretended canvass, and returns made by
said returning, officers, in contempt and
violation Of. said restraining order, but
the Marshal is directed to allow the in
grcss and egrcss, to sud from the public
offices in said building, of persons ,cnti-
tied to the same"
q Fitth-The interlocutory and ExpAnrE
order i'll the suit of Antoine the candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, seems to
have been made rs the, complement to
the order above quoted in the suit of
Ksllog, which directed the occupation of
the State capital by the Marshal, with
directions to prohibit what is termed in
the order can unlawful assemblage,"
while the same Marshal is directed to
ALLOW, the i.ngress OF persons he might
determine to be entitled to such a priv
ilege,i This order, in the case Of Antoine,
is comprehensive s. pre and explicit No one
can mistake its import or its object. 1t
is, first, that the Governor Of the State
be spioiinnedd' and restrained, from from exam
ming election returns or counting votes,
except in presence of officers designated
in these orders, and from controlling, III
terfering with, or attempting to interfere
with, the organization Of. the State Leg
iis)atulre, and from doing any act, or from
giving any ordor, direction, or making
any request sg'tt which may, directly or in
directly, prevent or hinder any person
from being present and taking part in
the organization Of the Senate, called on
the 9th of December, or at any future
day, who may be returned as a member
thereof BY . board, composed of Fl. G.
Yarmouth, George, q. Boyee, James
Longstrect,, Jacob Hawkins, and john