National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-13
PINcRBAcK's sTRATEsY-HB INVOICES TIE AID
gag OF THE NICHOLAS SOLDIERS,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ll.-Tnls dtLCluVVA 0ohs
Badger. Of Gov. Paekard,s militia, with his men,
visited the residence Of Mr.. Pinchback and de-
manded admission in the name Of the Senate in
cealed there. Pinchbaek said he did not recog-
nize any such authority for invading his premises,
and If he attempted to force an entrance he
would do SO at his peril and refused to say
whether the Senators were there OF not. Gen.
Badger left after intimating that he would re.
sd Ii police
who are on duty in the neighborhood. Deputy
Sheriff Walsh, with posse Of twenty men. took
noon on an order from the Firth District Court,
epjoining the sheriff from recognizing that court,
which is the one recently abolished BY the regular
house tonight. The Metropoiitans are still on
the alert. They are under command OF Capt ]. H.
lavlor who was the last one to surrender in the
riot Of September, 1874.
ANOTHER BALLOT IN THE REPUBLICAN, LEeIsLA.
+ .. 'lg-.a. TURR ~
+ NEW orLRANs, Jan. 12-The Republican Leg
stature had another ballot for United States
Senator. resulting as follows: Pinchback, %; An
tome, 2; Beathe, II; Leins, II, the remainder
In the House Mr.. Delscey, Of Rapides, stated
in speech that he had been offered sl0, 600 to 20
, daeed declaring vacant the seats OF Messrs. Bar
rett and Kennedy, who have gone over to the
Democrats.
GEN. BADGERS REPORT TO THE SENATE RELA-
TIVE TO THE MISSING SENATORS.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l2-Representative New
left this evening for Washington, and Messrs.
Beebe, Joyce, Blackburn, Hurlbut and Phelps
leave tomorrow, leaving Chairman Morrison and
Messrs. jerks and Townsend, who will remain
The Republican Senate to-day ordered the ar.
rest of all members, and issued an order ad-
dressed TO Gen. Badger, who returned the order
this evening with the following Endorsement, all
of which was communicated to Gov. Packard by
Lieut.. Gov. Antoine, President Of the Senate, for
his information
"This order 10 respectfully returned to the
honorable President and members OF the Senate,
with the report that after diligent search and
inquiry discovered that three or more Of the
absent Senators were seoreted In certain house
is owned and occupied by Hon. r. B. s. Pinchback.
repaired to the premises with several assist
ant sergeants.atarm and found, numbers of 30
immediate vicinity Of the house Upon showing
this warrant TO Mr.. Pinchback, and demanding
to enter for the. purpose Of arresting the absent
Senators named In this order, was denied sd-
mittance by Mr.. Pinchback, and warned not to
enter the premises upon my peril; that he had
considerable number Of so,ealied Nichols police
many more were inside the said premises few
hours previous, and believing them to 10 still
there OF the time Of making the demand, found
1t impossible to enforce my writ. Sid ai..iF .
"Hearing police whistles blowing, and seeing
that the Nichols police were gathering and con-
centrating around said premises, / withdrew.
Immediately afterwards q large crowd assembled
about the place, and several assistant sergesnts-
alarms who remained in the neighborhood were
arrested by the Nichols police and locked mp in
the station. /, therefore. report that BY reason
the gathering of an excited mob in the vicinity
your honOfasls body ~, A :, s. +! BADs,s,
Gov. Packard, It is said, laid the matter before
Gen. Augur for his action under the Instructions
of the Secretary Of War.