Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-26
POLITICAL.
Fresh Developments in Louisiana.
Senator Kellogg's Board Of Returns
Give Grant e. 900 Majority.


Special to the New York Times.
New ORLEANS, New. 23.-The only act
ing returning board, consisting of Messrs
Lynch, Heron, Hawkins and Longstreet,
have, since their appointment, been exam.
lining the election returns from all The
parishes IN this State, and as result, hnt
that VI. 7. Kellogg, for Governor. has = Nc
orisY Of 1871. This a.5o elects toe whole
h5publicsn State ticket. Tne Republican
Presidential electoral majority is about the
.-i'- ss mat Gs kellogg. There is also q
Handsome wtooFFsldg majority Of isagal.isar
Representatives elected TO both houses. The
case Of Kellogg vs wsrnc.h et a., will be
y prs.ore TIE I. .liied States Chen,e Court
Monday. [Aseor'i'n. u the Dsr,eca.ic
count Greeley has 6,707 majority in the
State, the Radical returning board must
have thrown out no less than 19,ee9 Demo
cratic votes.]
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.--In relation 10 the
reported detection OF election frauds in
Louisiana and the transfer OF that State
from Greeley TO Grant in consequence, the
Tribune says: "If Gov. Wsrmoth or any
person has been engaged IN tamperi1g viii,
tne retcins we I1:. .sssts r-T...-..-.len.
may be awarded for the crime against free
institution thus committed. No candidate
has or could have In any election an inter.
est so great as that Of the whole people that
their viii honestly expressed should be hon.
estly recorded
Federai GSurts Interfering.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-In the Fed
eral Court the Kellogg VS. Warmoth ct ais
case was opened by District Attorney Bee
with in a two hnnr,s argllnaant. he alal .-e-
sented a number Of afidayits. The cour,
ordered all the papers In the case printed and
adjourned until tomorrow. There are three
attorneys on each side. The impression Ii
that the csse win contine through the week,
The contempt case follows. Much lnteres:
Is mAnifested; the co1Es room and all It's sp-
Iscscses we're crowded. The Eight District
Court injunction case against the Custom
House Returning Board is postponed until
Monday roxt.
The AloDama Agony-Radical Gov.
er1Or TnstsI1ed.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 25-Gov. Lewis
and all the newly elecSed State ofIicsgs took
oaths Of office this morning. The body sit
ting at the United States Court room, ed.
jcnrDed until tomorrow. Lieat. Gn<. Nc
KinStry informed the Senate through retir.
ing Lieut.Gov Moreaa thai ne could not pre-
side until tomorrow, whereupon the Sen
etc elected Mr.. Erwin President pro TEN.
Gov. Lewis has so far recognized neither
body. IL Is rumored he will issue procla-
nation convening the Legislature to meet at
the capitol tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
North CarOIina-Gov. Vance for u, =
Bcrc.cr.
RALEIGH, Nov. 25.-The Co.sery atiyes
in caucus this evening nominated ex-Gov.
Vance for United Sts'es Senator. Seven or
eight OF Judge MerriTC1's . fiieL.g w..adrew
from the CAUCUS. The balloting will COM
mence Tomorrow.
Kansas.
Tczkr.., My. Z5--rbE to.L =osa os
s+cs9s. scaortiis;S e las es.e:a. r.4t ga.e, =
aOout l03 ,0te, an increase Of 1900 In the
last two years. This Indicates au incre4se
.. population T ~ sfIo Is.5o vi over IvU,vvv q
year, which is believed to be unprecedent-
Cd IN The history Of any other State.
Wisconsin.
-..--.'' -.oa.-a, 10, fsv,. 1o.-Ine or
fciAl majority for Grant in Wisconsin is
18,493.
UfF1.>e<eI 90. <=
ST. LOUIE, Nov. 24.-The official vote
for Governor and State officers OF this State
is as follows: For Governor-Woodson
Dem, 1914; Henderson, Rep, 121,27i;
Woodson's majority, G5,443. Lieute1Ant
Governor-Johnson, LIBERAL Rep, 157,040;
Slater, Rep, 120, ,446; Johnson's majority,
36,594. Secretary OF State-Weigel, 1885,
142; Verdi, ilS,6,4; Weigei', majority, 3d.
52S. Auditor-Cl.rk, 156,276; O'Conner,
~, ,706; Clark's majority, 34,569. Teas
urer-Sslmon, 1854; Draper, I20,4O2;
Salmon's majority, 27,lS2. Attorney-Gsn
esa.l-Ewing 157, ,l62; CnsDdler, 1854;
ETirg's majority, 3S,26S. Register Of
Lsnds-Solomon loo, ,s4s; Nitchy, 119, el5;
Solomon's majority, 1928. The vote for
President is not yet counted.
A Formidable Woman Suffrage
Movement.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, Nov. "a very
formidable woman suffrage movement hes
been inaugurated in this city. The Express
newspaper publishes call for & meeting
to form local woman suffrage association,
which is nHmerously signed by leading and
Influential citizens OF all parties, including
all the editors Of the three daily newspa-