The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

ordered 10 ildnira wha action. II ans, Ia naeas
aary 10 preveat ahv pare"n ar eersans from
faat ly pre- aud nn to 1aaums the functions and
dn los ~ any HI ienn, ar.
Mr., iu ehinaon ore antad tho flowing!
/ WhnraAa information IA ran-tivad tlat a'rfn nir
naIenna have haan anGaEad III snrnlllnR and
anliaIiug men IN a manner mud tar rnrunses
unauthn,iR ~ hv tha law ~ this state. anil
| Whereas Ruch .nli-tmauta aud oraaniE NIone
tent to tha dafurhnn =" nf the puhiln pc ,oa and
10 diaorder aud rev. lnti"u IN f.fnta
Resolred. That a j ,int ,mrpitta, of seven IN
tha i,ntt of the House, with aunh af The Nanate
"a may irtn u aupnntai f'r tn purpnaa 81
tnvaa igdinR tbs TN \ ~ ant'h rapnrLa, asi ~
Ha"artain what action y any Hhaul y, taken
| ard m .Ln tenort N thalr duinEa nthe II ,uaa
| aRi commttae. tn have the paw to a-ul for
petaona aud papera. f,ssed. aud tho committee
| appointed.
| The Houae adjourned tn Monday
rHH FUSION tFatsnAruRH.
The Fuaioniata again N ( ~ Haian Hall.
| Mr. Dinker nharai ~ nrd tha aanmmt'tna
/ ~ one from aann tunty W. appointed by tha
/ Hnuaa, wi u annh uf the Hanafa IA may iotp tn
| rrapara u memorial 10 U,n1rrpR aud nIdraas
to tho pnuua ~ tha Htota satinE forth tho ac' q
| relating to the . sanlattinn "f tho II tuae nsd
Senate ON th, ar, Wetneadhr IN January, and
all tho faNta ralttiug to the election of III, Gov
ernor ntr. faaa.d
| Mr. inaala If Wiac 'aaat aald that n aubml-
+, ting ~ the rautt wa ahnni uniara'Rni that
evary man ~ tho nrEani5 nian shall temain
here unttl y deaiaton " the "rurt II REQ ivei.
The Aenie voted u cone " with the II 'Iae,
A oammnntn ttnn " Va 10 'alved from ha Ma
| ttoua Graenha Ii q aammiuaa nf INV H,mp.
ahire aivisipg til Fd4inuts' 10 sttsni frm t.
tho bitter end. and II need be, aaht Tor their
rtrhtr,
Both hranohea ndl nrnad 10 Monday
| RippkroRr AND Irwta ~ RuPraRr THE ~
ElnNtnra
BosroN Jan a An Augusta special sRtn II
Ia fonred thar III enap tina Euat m legislature ta
siispprneA rio'a will break out In Lewiston aud
Riddofnrd. The 4 no troons continue uniar
| arma until further ota@ra. q ", Davis W y not
iaHuaa proclamation 4 ,mma ldtag tho Fnainn
Leg ialaturn ~ di 4pnfae n ttt ~ has axhauaai 4
every pon ,cfu resource. hut Will nn Hivn them
| Al III .'ua mount IL tima tpr onEitatian. lie
considnra n maj NJ " ~ the FnaiNn Leg eaialatlro
dupes ot rliphur, aud othnr men.
A pueoial ftam Biddefotd taya Fnrruaon
amount Of the State tax to Mr.. White. FueIou.
lat state Treaaurer.
now ruE STATE HOUSE ~ aARRrRoNEp.
DosrcS Jan. a. raa Heratis Augusta ape
a'at rRvat Three e.'mrani II ,r.opa, with
0AtltnA pnns, garfin0n the State II uaA.
when the Republicans meet tha forenoon
there will htns II tts ahow of arma aa r"ssihI"
aud the scldterl Will he h. III nth background.
Tue Republto.ua fne we'll hraoad up thla morn
Ing aud ar generally ur4tuK the desperation of
tho Union II ,i tlaRi-anre-
WHAT rlItsnuUy sAra.
rllshurY RaYa III hia nafv standsrd this
morning. Men ef Mtnei rna haSt article on
the prOEratanle Ia 10 disp, rsH by faroa he Log.
tslature convened In unou II III. Ara gu as
treom"n. whiting 20 aub nit 10 thia outrage. hs'
to II that your II presnnta ivea ara pro o'tod
fhia Ia tho culutnau II ~ thu OUTRAGE Inn iotai
upon tho namasra and arennhacknrs by 'he
atalwArt pimua nf hn Republican party. Who
IA the man wha will now ttap nMt Of our ranks
aud slie with thn nnSardly men ~
trenched IN Tho ate- House. who tr' mhle
at tNa sound OF their own voices.
aud do rot fee aafn unless hacpnd
up nv the haynnets OF the SIate militia. Let tho
end b, what II ma history will read tha OR.
p"tnl Dayis was the frat man IN the State OF
Maine 10 an hnri1t IN arrtY of bay ,nnts nj The
state House. g keep rom i'R \ nttal ritiz NJ ~
tna 4 mmnnwastth. Every military company
n ~
Caut. Bter,. of Tho Fusion stan. says all he
asks IA ~ b Hrrt At
A j. GOu d. legnl adviser 10 tho Fusion gov
ernment, character aes the moving OF troops
as u desperate act and su o 10 raiuuud To tile
20 itiral advantage Of tho Fusionieia. He says
Il Is the biggest btnnier yot maize by tho he
puhllcans.
THE FUSION LEarsLATuRE
Tho Tuscnist Legislature met with dimIn.
iahed mi ubats. Speaker Tnho told ii reporter
that his Hnns" nesdai .prot"e Ion m ,re than
the Repuhe4n4. The Fusionists SHOW signs
@f n"ry ,usue-s avar the It lie Of MI trs
Should the Fusion Legislature - to Hid -
ford ! T. likn.y !, 1ai tne d,ar- 4 NY hal Il
any longer" u the Rapubcan talk 20 day
THE STATE HOUSE ntRRAcKs.
The State House l. converted into barracks
Stavos have ue III set up In the cnllar To cook
rattous Of beet etc. for thu soldi, rs The dov
eruor ia y rnug Y urged ~ onos 10 dtsparsa the
Uuion all Lagtslature and the Fusion govern
me I, hat whether 9 will act until the first 81
authorities assert that II Jnaro Is civil war the
responsible y rests upon the Fuss ,uists.
THE roruLAcR NOT PLEA ED WITH THE MILF
TARY IN TAE STATE HOUSE
AUGUSTA Me- Jan. IL - The presence Of the
mill AIRY in the State ii tuse eNetes the popu-
lace, who murmur nj military rule and the la
dicatians OF u mavem Ill 10 intimiiate The
kepuhlic ms say that II was the presenca of
troous that brought the Fusiont t. u their
senses and induced th, m u refer the case to
the supreme Court.
The ttoaps are quartered In the committee |
rooms and ohbea; they are not required 10 do
much duty except ut niSht, when there n e fre
outnt reliefs Ah ut half II the force being on |
It nhoA There Is patr ! about town watch |
ing cHrefully far my su- -ptious movements, |
anl men IT, s-ed W ns+r, town e siys IT,
stration. The mil ary and executive are rea ~ |
for any emerge ey.
as the banner of the i-stions OF the Fusi N |
TO the supreme CouIt.
DAVIS SEEMS TO EXCUSE The USE OF TROOPS.
BosToN. Jan. q "A special from Augusta
says: GOV. ID tvis sail I'd night that he had not |
falt a single regret since he had taken the de- |
etsva step OF calling troops 10 the state Hous g. |
II had been urged upon him several days by |
his military advisers. hut not until the tyie ca |
OF Conspiracy to seize the State House had |
accumulated 10 n startling amount did he feel I
justified in exerei-ing hi- prarog ,tiva as com
mander-i chi1t and then only 70 protect pub
lie property and uphold m laws.
The strain npon repnh iaan institutions had
been greet throughout the who e controversy. /
but he couid see no shade of arbitrary action |
in employing the CITIZEN soiiiery Of tha State |
to protect the goverDment recognized by the |
Sapreme court. When all the evidence of con- |
suracy IA ready for the pre-s the public at large
wi see how wise this ac ion had been. The /
G i)seEnor was grHtiti-d % see how untv-r- ally /
The national press % both parties hsd upheld |
the right 0f Maine. ". one. ut Mississippi. I
has officially cngniz-i Gov Davis'- title.
Sen tnels we're TO uight placed outside OF the |
State House and The corridors are ali guarded. |
n y-nl fAi "a n
night to guard the Sta'e arsenal In that city.