The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-17

ring Of local office seeking politicians.
GENERAL AUaUR INTERVIEWED.
The noon extra OF the Picayune says:
Every preparation has been made by the I
governor t0quell any disturbance which may !
be raised by the drunken rabble Of ST Louis |
hotel and orders peremptory that any
such tumult or cFeite on the part OF the ioi- !
lowers OF the Prstender Packard shall he
quelled by the severest measures and at any
cost" Ii also contains the following inter !
view with General Augur:
Reporter-Gsneral, have called 70 ascer-
tain your construction vi the telegram from
the president
General Augur--I construe it az not recog-
nzing either of the claimants OF the gov
eTnOrship
Reporter-What is the necessity for the
recognition mentioned in the dispatch. I'm
der what circumstances will such recognition
become necessarily
General Auguf-The president is the judge
OF that 1t is for him 10 determine when
and how the recognition shall be made. lie
/ is as we'll informed of the facts on both sides
as l am myself
! Reporter-In the case the necessity re-
| ferred TO is considered to have arisen, 70
! whom will application for recognition be
made?
General Augur-To the president
MAD AT PIScHBAcK.
At 1:i0 p. m, the republican legislature is
! in ioint session with 78 members. Several
/ senators denounced Pinchback's s assertion in
/ regard TO the use OF money by Governor
/ Kellogg 10 secure his election as senator and
one. Senator Blount, said while our Savior
had his Judas, the American people ~had
their Arnold-his race had their Pinch
back. He had nominated Pinckbsck for
/ United states senator and withdrew his
nomination.
HOW WILL IT END.
At2 O'Clock the Times extra has the fol
! lewing: Judge Shaw issued writ or hobcos
! corpus requiring the criminal sheriff OF the
house TO produce the bodies of the assistant
! sergeant alarms, now in the parish prison,
who were arrested by BOvlans police while
| attempting TO arrest the senators at Pinch
backs house. When il was served by
person appointed sheriff by Judge shaw.
| The following order received by Sheriff
Handy.
sixth District Court, Pari n of OrieanS.j
To Thomas Handy, Civil sheriff of the Parish
| of Orleans;
Considering that certain proclamation
signed by ). B. Packard, a wicked and
| shameless impOSter, has come to the view of
this court; considering that The pretensions
Of said individual TO be governor Of Louis
lana have no foundation except
so far as he falsely claims 10
the national forces 1t is ordered that civil
sheriff of this parish of Orleans do provide
sufficient force 10 guard this court from any
violence or intimidation. By order of the
court.
(Signed) F.U. GurLLorTE, Clerk.
New Orleans, Jan. TO-
ANOTHER BALLOT.
Both legislatures balloted for senator
without choice. Pinchback received one in
th. republican legislature
1HEY WANT THE COURT.
Sheriff Bourges. representing the supreme
caurt, over which Chief Justice Ludeling
house, now held 'by three companies
of Nicholls's militia, and the first precinct
station by battery of two of the same
forces.
NO RETURNS YET.
No return has been made by Sheriff Bour
| ges on the writ of h1beds corpus in the case
of the sergeants alarms OF the republican
Legislature, now in the parish prison.
THEY DENoUNcE PINcHBAcK.
Lieutenant Governor Antoine, State Su-
perintendent Brown, A. Dumont, president
of the republican campaign committee, and
twelve colored members of the senate,
Joined in telegram on behalf OF the colored
race TO Senators Morton and Sherman con-
demning Pinchback's course.
STRONG EDITORIAL.
The Evening Democrat in its leading edi-
torial, and referring TO the probabilities of
Governor Packard attempting to retake the
courts and stations says. ''Mr. Packard,
however. is playing dangerous game; the
patience of the people IS well nigh
exhausted, and if they are forced
into conflict which is calculated
and designed to again rob them of the gov
L nf phn nd of
honest and efficient administration, their
wrath will be difficult to restrain, and we,
for one. hope no hand will be able TO re-
strain it. If Mr.. Packard forces this conflict
we appeal Co. to sn.f our and friends nn,,o,O to
} victory will permit the lives of these metro
politan and negro dupes. We advise them
to let the full weight of their vengeance fall
upon the leaders of this iniquitous murder
oIs and most damnable schem; to follow
Packard into his hotel. and, if need be, into
I, the custom house itself, and hang him from
its highest window.
PACKARD ASKS AUGUR RoR HELP.
Governor Packard to-day made an official
: requisition upon General Augur for assist
ance TO reinstate the supreme court in the
building from which they had been dispo-
seSsed. 1t is supposed General Augur has
, referred the matter to the authorities at
Washington for instructions.
THE BANKERS ENDORSE RICHARDS.
A number of bankers telegraphed the
, president to-day in relation to Nichols
legislature, showing that the senate had a
, quorum of members about whose member
ship there was no contest.
THE POLICE RECEIVE RETSFoRcENEETs.
The Nichols police in the court house and
stations have been reinforced tonight, to
prevent the recapture of those places, but
there is no indication of aggressive move
,,,orfy of ha ufato bnnoa