The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-16

at the St. Louis Hotel. and orierss ara pre-
emptory that any such tumult or di SUR
bance on the part of the followers OF Pre-
! tender Packard shall be queled by severest
measures and at any cost; it also continues
the following interview with Augur:
Reporter General | have called To as
certain your construction of the telegram
from the President
Gen. Augur: | construe it as not recog-
i nizlng either of the claimants for the Gov
ernorship.
Reporter: What is the necessity for the
recognition mentioned in the dispatch, and
| under what circumS ances will snch a re-
conition become necessary?
Gen. Augur: The President Is iudpe of
| that. and lt Is for him TO determine when
and how recognition shall be made: he lis
well informed of the facts on both sides as
| am myself.
Reporter: In case the "nccessity" re-
ferred to is considered to have arisen, to
whom will application for reco glition be
made?
Gen. Augur: To the President
Louisiana Legislature.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.--2 :45-Both Leg
slatufes balloted for Senators without
choice. Pinchback received one in the Re-
publ can Legislature, Sheriff Burgess repre-
senting the Supreme Court, over which
Chief Justice Ludeling presided. made de-
mand for the court house building which
was refused The court house is now held
by three companies of Nichols militia
and five precinct stations by two batteries
of the same force.
New ORLEANS, Jan. .l5-The Times Extra
has the following:
Judge shaw issued writ OF habeas cor
pus requiring criminal sheriff to pro-
dace the bodies of assistant Sergeants-
at-ArmS, now in the parish prison. who
were arrested by Boylands police, Willie at
tempting to arrest Senators at Piuchback's
house. The following order was received
by Sheriff Handy:
State OF I.ouisiana-6th District Court,
Parish of Orleans. To Thomas II. Handy,
civil Sheriff, of the Parish OF Orleans:
Considering that a certain proclamation
issued by S. B. Packard To be
wicked and shameless publication has
come to the view of this Court consid-
ering that the pretension of said individual
to be Governor of louisiana have no foun-
dation except in so far as he falsely claims
to be supported by the irresistible power OF
the national force. 1t is ordered that the
civil Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans do pro-
vide sufficient force TO guard the court
house from any violence or intrusion. By
order of the court.
j. Y. GUILLoTH,
Clerk.
Pinchback Denounced by his own
Ear1y.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-The Republican
Legislature is in joint session with seventy
eight members. Several Senators deHounc-
ed Pinchback'S IS assertion in regard to the use
of money by Gov. Kellogg to secure his
election as Senator, and one Senator,
Blount. said that while our Saviour had His
j udas, the American people had their Ar
mold his race had their Pinchback; he had
Iinchback for the United States
Senate and withdrew his nomination.
Frem NEatamoruS, Mexico.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-News has just
arrived that Gen. Querogo, a prominent
military officer of the late Lorede govern
ment who had retired to his rancho in
NuevOleon, after the flight OF LOrede from
the capitol, was shot at Monterey on the llth
inst, by. one Gen. Trevino, partisan of
DTaz. Oen. Lebaud, collector OF this port,
Col. Seal, formerly second in command,
under Gen. Revuel and several other Off
GERS who would not declare in favor of DaZ
leave here to-day by schooner for Vera
Cruz. The revenue officers continue to en-
force the per cent tax by breaking into
and plundering stores. To-day they carried
off the furniture OF a prominent citizen leav-
ing the family in an empty house.
River News
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.--No arrivals or
departures. Weather cloudy and damp.
That Writ of EEabeas Corpus.
New ORLEANS, Jan 15.-No return has
been made by Sheriff Bourges on writ of
habeas corpus In the case of Assistant Ser
geants-at- Arms of the Republican Legis-
lature, now in the parish prison. Lieut..
Governor Antoine, State Supt Brown, a.
Dupont, President of the Republican Cam
paigu Committee, and twelve coored mem
bers of the Senate Joined III 4 telegram in
behalf of the colored race, TO Senators Nor
ton and Sherman, condemning Pinchback's
course.
Situation.
New ORLEANS, Jan 15-The Evening
Demacrat in leading editorial, and refer
ring to the probabilities Of Gov. Packards
attem pting to re-take the courts and police
stations says:
Mr. Packard. however is playing a dan
gerous game. The patience OF the people is
we'll nigh exhausted, and if they are forced
in conflict which is calculated and design
ed to again rob them OF the government of
their choice and the blessings of life, liberty
and property, it will be difficult To restrain
them, and we, for one, hope no hand viii
be able TO restrain it. If Mr.. Packard
forces this conflict upon us, we appeal to
our friends to share it with Us as far final
and complete victory will permit. We ad-
wise them that the full weight of ven
geance will fall upon the leaders OF the in
Inuitous murderous, and most damnable
scheme. and to follow Packard into his ho-
rel. and ifneed be into the custom-house
itself, and hang him from its highest WIN
dow.
vSDnyU W. ASEgENGEON