The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1877-01-18

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be tftpGft'te, branch of wh h hflOansl !,
prise five supreme Judges Vn viii d.
judges are to be selected or H. bow
of the Senate and House b Tae e5onaits
mode OF procedure Vet n,SIneheS 0,
the element o. chance viii 'HhoWn o.
way in the formation Of ,ba uot ente,T
members VIII take special oath ,Ouaa
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE D.,
Molander, Hull, for Bull Pin hi$C.
Covers. She lost sails and 's sh; afrpss
and suffered other damage s"'i G
sick Cdpa,
Illinois Legislature.
Logan 50, Palmer 50, Andor' vi VI eallas
Washburn, l, Parish filth hal an = lsP
100, Palmer 50, Anderson 7 n Oa.lOI, las
l, Hayes |. y laws hhS
From New OrIean.
NFw ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE r.n.
Gen. Augur's reply to Gov. Part .o,Us..
of last night: ''us Iss
Gen. A"Ser's Reply 10 paos
HEAD QRs. DEPT. OF THE o.
New Orleans, La, Jan y r W
Hon. S; B. Packard, State Hmm.
Orleans, La, Dear Sir: Your IL a,,ss N T
the 10Th inst, which you had , "ssS ne
in newspapers and telegrapbe1 y yueas
fore it was furnished for mo oV,a
1t, is re- ceiyed Though sa ~
to me l understand yerv w @gVfss
it is not particularly intended y.
and [ do not think it necessary II wi
any reply. You state that order, ~! aG
| issued early on the Gay. of the OH ~"
tho Hon. Secretary of War directinas
all unauthoriz armed bodies .6ats
required to desi't, etc. If you cop,'s.
this order of the Secretary of War =, -
ally commanding maiptansro,
stutu quo and there was conSsos.
the State forces in charge of diffaro5dssaa
lions outside the capital were Dire
make such resistance as wouId cam,
manifestation of force and a breach = Il
peace on part OF their opponents, t ~
my understanding that neither side sbss
be permitted TO Interfere with the ggr'
OF the other. In reply 10 this wOaIj : i
that the time Of day at which thi oss
was issued is not material. Ii wgsnT
eeived here until some time after lbe :,
render, without resistance of the Slmss
Court room, arsenal and all of them
stations, and it is.quite new thing bn,
hear that you ever considered that Orlr 1
commanding Il maintainance of sas al
| Yourself and officers in command ina8
ately under you have repeatedly staelaa
it was the intention to seize anV ayoss
opportunity TO recover the courtroom g#
you have repeatedly sent your sheriff
demand that room and have twice s4
that time made written application to 4
for troops TO assist in such recovery. n
does not look as though it was your, uag.
standing that neither side should ten
mitted 10 interfere with the Stata quo Of ]
other side. 1t was, in fact, of these thra
to recover the lost ground whenever ag
able opportunity presented itself, thar
furnished an excuse for the Nichols pap
to keep a force in readiness to resist hsi
and it was in view OF this very e0ntthl1
affairs that yesterday morning | diT9z
two OF my staff, one to see you and OR
see Gen. Nichols and to inquire, nlH
quest, if some agreement or uaa
standing could not be entered nia
which statue quo could be gun
nteed until such time as the Prtsla
should make his decision. Such an aFals
lment would do away with the supposed
necessity of keeping up body Oh aaa
men on either side, and diminish very .la
ly the chances OF violence and bi0lhA
| made no request in the matter ilA.
right to make any request; 1t was Slppll
suggestion in the interest, as !. tneusu
peace, and 10 give few moments q "
to the citizens of this excited ety Nt+
Gen. Nichols nor myself thought Il W.
able 20 adopt it, and there it endedi Ms
ror was made too in the form oil Ws.
randum left YOU by Maj. Russell lass W
though of no particular moment, StlHII,
fer to be reported correctly. LII ule.'
the staff officers last night to deliver W. "
and to Gen. Nichols each a copy /
dispatch OF the 10Th, from the o9c ItIfa
War he was told: Say to eaeh Il l'. b !.
they will give the assurance il3t NC ~ y,
dents wishes shall be respected
no request for such assurances .,t
Respectfully your obedie4 9 se ersrs
Brigadier Gen'l Commino ,4
New ORLEANS. Jan. 1.-THE R'Pge y.
Legislature did not ballot for /. D -. Az ID
today. In the House, Bennett AIN sla =
nedy. who had gone over to Tue p' isdsl
were expelled. The DemocfatE ,.i Iss
tnre ballotted for L. S, Senator WIZ, VIZ
/ choice. In Democratic SENATE L slrtb j
troduced a resolution SettlnS i Caygss
Packard, falsely assuming to De 9y ib,s
had by means of scandalou' anu ..l M NTH
publication purporting to lie I"s s,!eg 81
| nation addressed to the gene a. hem d
and calculated to bring wv
contempt, ETC., Therefore, De t ~ on iaIsl
, Resozved, That the com fall''1 .,Sg'Bg9
nv be instructed to inquire '"n%SsIosa
, Packard by authorizing sald scai, riai,tsl
libeleus publication has n Sadr and Sd
breach of privileges of this booy oa mix j
means,if any. should be taken TO pl m,I1,ii
, Packard for sand contempt and 70 b nir
: the dignity and authority OF t ldrsnce 10
ordered. The house bill III L5 In was pl;s
proclamation 10 colored Peopi' ""