The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
NO CLANCY IN MAINE.
both Parties Hold Caueuses and
Otherwise Prepare for To-day.
Gov. Garcelon Refuses to Alter His
Course of Aetion-No Necessity
for Military Torce-A Pro-
posed Republican Coup.

| AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. Cit is reported that
| telegrams have been received In large num-
bers from Democrats outside of the State,
urging submission to the opinion OF the Su-
preme Court.
| Major Gen. Chamberlain came to the city
last evening, having been summoned by the
Governor.
Legislative eaueuses will be held this even
ing. rhe Republicans will probably noml-
nate Jos. A.. Locke. OF Cumberland, for Presi-
dent of the Senate and Geo. d. Weeks, Of Au-
gusta, for Speaker Of the House. The Flu
sloniste's prominent candidate for President
| is J. II. Talbot, OF Washington, and for
| Speaker Thos. M. Plalsted, OF Lincoln. The
| Republican members-eleet held meeting Tor
| consultation last evening, which was largely
attended. and the feeling was confidently ex-
pressed that sufficient number OF those GER
| iitieeJ, hut not elected, will refuse to act to
prevent quorum assembling until tho right
ful members are admitted to their seats. a
committee was appointed on the Future line
Of aetipn. and tho following resolution was
unanimously passed:
Reaoired, That the committee on the order
OF business, just appointed. are hereby In
structed to cell upon Coy. Garceion, at the
earliest possible moment, to Insist that the
armed men and munitions Of war now In the
State-Hous be promptly removed, in order
that erfree Legislature Of q free people may
meet as tt1sy sfways hare Hes r. the stasa , . o.
Main. Under the protection OF law, anu not
under intimidatio Of force.
Gov. Careelen states that the decision OF
the Supreme Court will not change bis atu-
ttide towartis tho incoming Legislature. Ths
points In ouihion might serve as guide la
the future. tut llis work had been performed
under the constitution and the statutes as ne
understood tt1sm, and he shoah neither
withdraw ths certificates nor Issue new ones.
Fr and dirfnn
voice to this position OF tho Governor, but in
the main 1t has tho approval OF the mass oil
the Fusfonists
CAUCUS or TIE FUsIoNIsTg.
Arar1sTA. Ne, Jam "a caucus OF the Eu-
sionists was held last night. Speeshes were
made upon the condition oil affairs, proeiaim-
ing adhesion TO the constitution and laws ss
they understood thera. They hold tn respect
the opinion of the court, and shouid lt pc
found they were IN the majority In the hegis,
lature It hould not bs understood thsy Would
invade the rights OF the minority.
The ma ,ting w8s harmonious, ana sne ae-
m expressed to organize the Lsgfs-
latufe acc, riding to the certificates issaed.
Gen. Oh amberlaln was summoned 20 con,
suit with the Governor, ana II was aeeia5u ssls
there was no necessity for employing MIL
tary force IN Wednesday, and that the poiiee
would be 81 Efficient
now THE II EpUBL1GhEs FEoP0sETO CAPTURE
THE STATE SENATE.
Bogroa Jan. Ga special from Augusta
mentions Ii, at the Republicans intend to eap-
ture the tia to SENATE py hitesolns hiSo ''S""
tors.
FrsIontars WHO PERSIST IN REFUSING GER
TIr,oaTrs- GUARDING THE STATE HOUSE.
ArararA IAN. G,-Mr Voller, OF Farming
An , onnnts, Lin member, persists In refns-
ipg hjs csrti6 ate. and will decline to partici-
,,asa IL tha =, ,ocaedings of the Legislature
NJ anrout , t veszle. also still adheres to
hia determtna tion to keep away from the
I I,eyialatnre Three other Fusion members
ara known no sitively to refuse their certiit
@atos and ono II two are detained at home by
ginl, nass trha remainder are here participant
ine, In tho eancn :. but 1t Is not known whether
nIl will take naI in the organization
M u"hsop :, ouuted-in Senator from Lin
,,i,, aa,,s - i,t. ,nds to do what Is r ght ant
f"Iin,, }ba 9.rea, back party: TINT he shal
to,o bis eoat an 4 Immediately make mo
tinn to raiae a q ,mmittee to investigate thf
eiE1 Eift antra ~ nnn were placed In the Stat'
tr,,nc 8 hie ,n,rnin r about o'clock, and 1t II
-, tad .hnt na ~, dred more armed men VII
b., ,ioaaa thnre to'u light. partial orgapinA
III - - tha St,t. militia Is announced %,
oT ;,,s' y d,s,;s welve counted out mem
,,o,e f.,,, pooIiand Bath, Saco Portland ant
peis Y s,at i,o,i . pnted to the Governo
and HonncI thia nnr hing and hearing ap
nnintaa for thia a ffern, non.
TO pR hsEsn 49,, 80 nfyrprnp
.,,g,r,e,r. Ian n he Governor did nc
agree with the commit 20 Will 49,, ser upg
him to-day in thinking w p,a,io,,t pasp%t y a,atrrt
needed Mt the capitol b ',apnt3an p,9s + h"tyaver a
ance. There was no inc .o.sva, sa,,ha '"0'o.'
TO what course should be pabnk I,oiop,a
Moses Hartman, OF ks aieou,in, .,,a,, Ito In ~
announces that he will no ~, pai is,a ,nornhor
action OF the House until i 'no A's"A
are seated. roopohara of th
A CAUCUS OF the Fusion hiol'0A9 Va W
Senate was held this even "a e
GEN, CHAMBERLAIN IN G hh "
sTATE-HOUst .
...- non q chamberlain ha
hoaoslA, oIn. ~ o.. ILL., ", zee at the Stat.
Ia ena, ~ b y, en srnm the Bangor arsent
.lVuop ~ M~ sA'IA 49, ~. ~,.a = - 80 :, l., boy %.
Both parties hold caucuses 'iiio =
the hall on Water street roonohor e,a
Thomas b. Swan, Democratic .n,,ttoo q IA Ia
of the House from Minot, has .narot,n a ~ =
ter to the chairman OF the Dei ~ rartin
Greenback caucus that he will vs ,',sa pu,t pnntil
paIs Ia s Cn1 W g.. nhes .tpa ,nana ate of Il
court.