The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-16

your construction OF tho telegram from the
Gen. Augur-I construe II as not recognizing
either OF the claimants for the Governorship.
,,6n sn0r1eTmWhat ,s tue necessity Tor recorni-
elrcumstances Will such recognition become
Grn. Auour-Thc President is Judge of that
II y Tor him to determine when and ho~ reOg-
milton shalt he made. lie Is as well Informed Of
tAe iicts on noth sides a. | am myself.
Repor. er-ln case the " necessity" referred 20
Is considered to have arisen, TO whom will appli-
cation for recognition he made2
Gen. Augur-I o the President.
lao y. VI The Republican Legislature Il in
JON, JON session with seventy. .ei1ht men,ners; sew
seruon IN reg rd to the use Of money by Gov.
kellogg to secure his election as United states
senator, and one of them, Senator Bount, said
that while our Saviour bad his Judas, and tho
Amer an people their Arnold hisra d their
pinchback. lie had nominated Pucnback for
United states Senator, and withdrew his NOM
ipatioD.
2P. M.-An extra has the folowingi
Judge snaw packard has issued a writ OF hsbeas
soPss % Gm1s ss5 SuS to DrSSuSe the
psrish PRISON, who we're arrested by Boylana's police
wtie ttmptng 10 arrest senators at Mr.. PinchhacSe
shenif by Judge shaw.
The following order has been received by
Sheriff Handy:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, SIXTH prsTRcr ccuRr,l
To Ilona, Hirdv. crf esyif6i a, T,rish Of 0Si.r,s.
H. racAad wlclc ana shame ~. lu pos or, come
to i ' ~ view & q 3 9T SSas's be Ga' IT fS Eoa RE-;
be aSoe @ Oy o rsos 40 s' s AZ ioi'9 re aaSna
TO- MySss,l Is oficrcI na' 'n@ ,iyn s,cnu ,? 'hi psr1h
c'pr % iron. from ~ VI v9cnse ~ Or INTRUSION ,-r, cor,
Nav OuLz.Ss. jan. is, 1877.
2.ij =. VI Both Lersltures balloted for Sem
atur without choice. ifnchh1ck received one
vote IN ths Republican Legislature. s1erir
| 10 rees, vni,sent'ng the factWd supreme
CoIrt,Oyer whchC Chief Justice Ludeling ptesides,
made q deuend Tor the Court House thi- morn
inv. which was refused. The Court House Is
itN NtlN NN fitEe COMPANIES NI NItHpil- III
IA aud the First Precinct station b. Battery 2 OF
Tue EtenMV Dtmocrl, in IL DIN, editorial
article rciVlriug 70 the urO babiIiics Of q W.
Packard aftcwlting tu retake the Court Houses
aud uOiicS stations, says:
Mr. Packard nowcyeris IS paving sdinee-ou' game
luc puence - t4is ops d W i.nsh exHau.te. aud
aaa a', ned 70 s,in roo them o. the Gd,ernme q
Aimini.'rsti6a thcir Sfath viii be dlra,uf 10 r.
/ strin, ana We for oue hope no hand Will be
tiis conflict we appeal to our friends to spare r a,
"a, sad em.'rtg Netor5 vi PeIinr t1e vs. ~
them 10 it Ire i6n weight of their nreance fal upoa
damnao sce and foow rasssrd ITO i i hote
snd. u-ea be. into a. Custom House itscl aud hang
| ola. ifDin iis Aislo,t wini.w .w
GRANTS omECr 1rLUCpAPutNd To AUGuR.
WA,uINGroS. Dec. i5.-Iha Presidents
| tele-ram 10 Gen. AuGur last night. directing
| MN to recognize the Pack rj Government IN
| New Orle.ns II 10 became necessary 70 inter-
fer. has been the absorbing theme Of convcr-
snti1n TODAY. II WIS q genuine surprise ~ the
use they had an interview with the pfesi ent
| on" day las. week. anu he assured them
that he would Under no circumstances inier-
| irre hetween / fHck ifd and is until the
| congress onai Committee hGd made their re-
pNit-' nii'rS " was 4pSoiuttly necessary 10 0r,-
! .ciNe thr Irwc. lil4 ocsihtfh 10 Con. Nugtr
| Ia nEht, while IL cid not recognize tho Pack
ara oycrnment save Con. Augur The discretion
| % do 50 II ne tclt mel ued. 100 general belief
| Is thnt the OBJECT Of sendiuE tbs dispatch TO
Firlt. II was hoped tnat Gou. Aueur would
| t'ke tne resi irilltv Of recosniz'n- Packard
and thus relieve the lre sident, because he could
| otsiiy e'ade the RESPONSIBILITY OF broken pledges
| ~ SAYING that he did not mean that Augur
should inte rfere. save to preserve the peace.
| Second the dispatch W = Intended to stop the
| rapid disintegratipn of the Packard Legislature
| By holding out to its menbsrs the prosUeci OF
| speedy recognition 10y the Federal authorities.
| lhe Democrats VINO Know Gen. Augur say
| that he @ili not assume any responsibility un-
| necessarily, and mat ne Will not deem 1t rro-
per to recognize Packard unless he has direct
Ofdfrs to TINT eject. he Keuuhlicsns were
| evidently frightened yesterday by the news re-
| cclyed from Lpui-i4na. and great pressure
| was prOugnt to bear on the President to Induce
| him 10 send the despatch he did T. Gen. Augnr.
| II T. also known that senator Conklius his for
scversl days = u been ltging the Pros don't to
mold MS hands OF Louisiana for the
| and meron were very much chasrined at tAeir
| iuaoiliiyt 10 move the President against the adj
| c1nspiritors had better success Yesterday. The
| Democratic RtUresentativ.s from Louisiana do
not believe thtt Packard will attempt to carry
out ihe threats n ade IN his roclimation to-day.
| lhe l. luis ma delegation to-day sent tho FOL.
lowing desp tches ~ reply to that received from
| Gov. n chUlls:
| Pay no attention 70 P1cksrd's proc amation. Hold
yu- prescut position u f-cS9rfs militia attempt. TO
Interfere Win you ur yOAr oucals dsperse theu but
under no ccum'tanees must lAcie be conflict with
! LNitti states troops.
| Ia response 10 this Gov. Sichos replied at $40
| this afternoon th,t he would follow the instruc-
tions. He did no. tecys snyauempt would he
ate py Packard 90 unseat Democratic officials.
| Packard had only lW policemen. All his militia
| had deserted. Pinchback's detection had
| frightened the negroes, and they were anxious
| TO save themselves.