The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
Louisiana
MORE @ IMPLICATIONS.

a New Orleans special says consefva
tive lawyers who believe Nichols elec'eC
governor, hesitate to bring suits be foic tn,
DEM cratic supreme court, believing it can
not tta1d in law, as Gov. Kellogg's CD
pointmeLts we're legal, and Nichols bad nc
right three days later to make new On S.
PaLICEMEN ARMED P%1NcuBAcK's sENATops
Another New Orleans 81 ecial says tic
republican police In the state house, mum
benng $50, have been furnished sixteen
rounds of ammunition. AS soou az the
senatorial election is decided adversely to
Pn1hblck's claims, the four republican
senators will at once enter the democratic
legislature.
II W CONGRATULATIONS FOR
NICHOLS.
A special says both supreme courts will
meet Saturday, and Packard's sheriff wi |
be ordered to take possession of the build
ing. Application has been made for the
help of troops for the sheriff. Among the
prominent Hayes men who declare that
Nichols is elected arc Yarmouth, George
l. Sheridan and George w. Carter, who
canvassed the north foT Hayes, also Casey.
brother-in law of Grant, and Plnchback
REPORT OF COMPROMISE.
A Washington special reports that a
compromise is negotiating in Louisiana,
n cholls to be governor, the balance Of the
state officials to be divided, Casey to be
senator and Pinchtack collector, the legis-
lature to be democratic.
TuR RArFIo IN LEGISLATORS
New ORLEANS, Jan. Is.
At 1 o'clock no ballot for United States
senator had been had in tie republican
Legislature. Tho senate ia still ~withoutra
quorum. Senator BreauX finn Point
C1upec and the Felicianas, who left the
republican senate yesterday, vas sworn
INTO tho democrats sfnule to-day. X pr,-
scr tstivc Brown OF Vernon also lft the
republican house, aud wrote a letter to the
d mocla'iC house, seying tlat al h,u.h he
was returned IS elected by the returning
board, he did not believe he wac ELECTED,
and would not ak Tor n seat. The demo-
cratic legiliture had auotnes b.l OF for
United States senator, but without choice.
GES. AUGUR ON THE sITCATI)N.
Saturday morning Gen. Augur informed
the writer that he mad received no comnn-
nication or information from Governor
Packard in reference tp The affair nj Finch
talks house yesterday afternoon. Gen.
Augur states tina; there has been 30 change
10 tHs situation. Representative d lsc"y
did not FAY ii the republican legi ldure
yesterday u at he had boon offered $40, 900
TO IN me democrats, but that such a story
had b ca circulated, and he had NJ idea Of
going TO that body.
PiNCnDAcK's REVENGE.
At five O'clock Saturday evening Sera-
{ rs Den a. (color, D. Whe,l -r and Hamlet,
accomp, MED by Plnchblck, entered the
GenocIa'lc 81 ite and were gree ed with
oheeis. After a short executive session
the two former were admit cd to seats and
sworn in. Hamlet was granted permission
to make a personal explanali)n which he
did, not being elected as the democrats
cliimed. He explained that he had with
drawn from the republican senate and
would not serve with it, after which Pinch
back was granted permission to make a
PERSONAL explanation. He said the action
of himself and these senators was only de.
CT led upon after mature deliberatiou and
they in;ended ia stand the hazard of the
die. They had come there az republicans
bee iuse they believed the in,erts.s OF the
safe to be above party.
SUSPENDED.
The Republican printing company this
evening served notice on Gov. Pa k .rd
that the publication of the r pub..c4n
would be suspended after Tomorrow.
NJ SENATOR.
Another ballot was had in the republican
lie yislature to-dly for United Sta' es senator
with the same result as yesterday.
SMALL o IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
The event 6 pipera assert that three
cases of small pox were taken from t G
state house lat night to the Charity h.
pital, but the statement Is q .niea at the
state house,
IMPRISONED.
Six scrgeants-at-arms OF the republican
senate, who were arrested last evening al