The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18

ahi1Inu communities. yau bave waited nnfi
you ~ uti "ht In The np ntuu ot the court. Ihhi
ouininn hns bten ranbnfad tnd t,-hHv YOU
c"nplse tho org uta ,inn of tho nf't Moth
Legislature. Behev ~ tht solution ot the dlf.
y nlt urnhlsm ita ttiklhg illustratlnn nf The
stteppth of republican government. whore
only n y ainrlir can rule, aud tn nl GOOD "itt
y na will yfnllv bail II IA eunh. will only add
that 4ha itaka pprlv nrpo .tHnity to eK prees
t. You my viawa up"n Staie nH irs,
/ Cheering followed tho address,, aud did not
subaide untll the anhernstotia' party took
their departure Tho Governor took nnssaa~
sion of the executive chamber without any In
tslfaranon. l'hs onty ohatarla placed In the
waV by tho Fnsonlsts during tho day was the
refusal Ut Tho Deputy Sauratarv nf State To
J give un the gmternntnrlal r"turna. hut Gsrti-
iiet' oopies of tho clerks rpturns were snbstt-
tutei. At 745 y. III. both branches of tho
Legislature Ldjourned until Monday at II
O'Clock y. M.
THE MILITIA no opEY CHAMnERbAIH,
| A special from Augusta SANS: j. v Lynch,
| Captain " tho Montgomery Guards, Ia reply
| tn Gpn. Chatuhlrlain4 circular to company
commanders. uegraphs him that he should
/ obey his urders until the decision of the court
was given Every company except that at
! Olfitown say the same.
CHA MnrRbAIN's REPLY TO aMrTHs ORDER.
| AUGUSTA jim. l7-Boih branches Of tho
i Legislature Adjourned tn NJ inlay afternoon
/ at 4 npI ok Tfaiupmh ~ aItatly sppaistFd
l
branch. as now constituted, will ever meet
again.
| Debate In the Senate was for submission ID
! thu decree of the court.
Gnv, Smith haa appointed tho following
atafr Aajntant General, nj Nj Folsom: In.
apeut"r General. Clart +. EIwarda. Assistant
Adjntnnt General, H., w Ftsnrh. Surgeon.
| G.ao A. +. Pipei Judge Advnotta General
| Richard w BLACK Commits iary General j
| H. Blood; lieutenant q lionel, Horace NJ
Havie Aides dc. oamp John Bauron, IT,
William w Sargent
Con. ChambatIap, in his reply to Gov
Smit h. concludes:
while The matters now In Issue involve
tho very question whether you ara Governor
OF not. IL mnst he manifest to you that
should fail In my duty wPre to surrender
my trust except on undouhtnI whence OF
your authority to deuand IT,. IT tuil are tho
lawful Governor you Ctn easily relieve me OF
atl embarrassment by hffniing mo an ati-
thniiative, decision Of tho ceuii. tu which
Rm aud always have bepn really to yield
prompt obedence. | Canuot tut add that
c0nrtrHy aud the custom Of the aat vice, tn
say nothing or tho grave complications Of
the ptescnt situation. give mo ths right To ex-
peet that ynu will turnlsh proper evidence OF
your authority
Major Folsom, who algned tho order last
evening relieving Gen. Chamberlain from
command. was among the first NJ Geu. Cham
hFflaiu's headquarters this morning 10 apply
for u p4sR for friend to tho State House.
DAVIS CALLS uroN CHAMBERLAIN ron HE-
0uaNIttoN.
Tho following orders were promulgated
this cvenlng.
10 Major General J. I. Chamberlain;
tH hava Tho honor 10 inform ynu TINT |
hnvn this daY been legally loefsi to thu offia.t
nf Governor aud 9 nmmaniar-i .chiaf ana have
haeu dolly uuaiiAd d 10 usrlotm tho dhti"a of that
1tTinn In common with nj ct'gRns nf thia aAtn
have watched wit b great anxiety tho ovabte o
tho past W days. an rel :. with them in the
good results of the wiao aud "tllelent measures
Hdpltrd by you for the pftsat walton ol the
paHoe and tho protection of the tTntorty md
institutions of tho htatn. and mort especially
hat thea reaulta hive been acc implanted win
out resprttng to military forra or permitnng
viols neo 10 be uRed. Fully recognizing he pro
prtety ot ihed 'mHud made b, you upon othets
the ofIlco Of Governor that they
ahonld iufnish you with nm auhorita
tive decision Of The court, and bnliev
ing you will require tho same & mo- ! hand
you herewith g ppy of tho ouinions of tho lus-
ticea Of the Supreme Ju ,leinI eourt. adar ~ Cd
to ,I,H. A. Lock- President of tho Ssutt' q aud
q q. Il. Weett. Areaker If tha Huusn. Ru-tnin-
tug tDn legality of tho |, gpIntnre by which |
nayN been elected and qualified la tho Office /
hive the honor to be-. yonr ohcJtont servant.
DANIEL # DAVIS
CHAMBERLAIN RECOGNIZES THE DAVIS Gov-
hRNMENr.
HEADQUARTERS or Ffusr Division or
Militia ot Maine.
Augusta. January II. 1890.
To Hon Daniel + Davis:
Sir i have tho honor 10 acknowledge tho re- |
catpt Of yppr communication informing mo
that have baou 5esnGy elected and duly |
qualified Hs Governor Of Nj 4ina. ( gather with u |
cert1neI COPY or tho uptutnn al the Supr.me |
Court npnn he ales'ians aT etlng tho l.xhiitv |
nt tho orRnutz tiun of tho L. ,gtslhtn Of 1880
A, IL Il mHnif'st that thts opiufnn 81 .blisher |
tho lPgHli # your fl.ctIon. md that YOU are |
d"ls qualified IA ,yetnor. h"v the homo to
report II You that lcousi,ier my trust under |,
special order NJ. ~ ~ at an end.
am. with hiGhari rnpnaaz yonr oh dIent SCR |
want. JOSHUA l. CHANBERbAfN,
MnI u General.