The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-24
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LOUISIANA POLITICS


OF Louisisna arrived in town to-day. He
represents the present political compiled.
zion In that state more intricate and con-
fused than any which have preceded it,
and Is likely, in consequence Of War
moths extra session Of the Legislature, TO
end In the giving Of tho electoral vote TO
Greeley and the election OF Wsrmoth To
the senate. Warmoth 10 sow acting
openly with the Democrats. Kellogg 10
hesitating whether 10 contest the election
OF Emory ~ governor, since, In order TO
do It, he must first under tue state Laws re-
sign his seat in the United State. senate.
WILSON'S SUCCESSOR IN THE SENATE
WAsHtsoros, Nov. 20 Secretary
Boutwell, in conversation with a visitor
from Massachusetts, who has been active
IN the labor movement there, said In effec;
that he was n candidate for Mr.. Wilson's
peat in the senate, ard il was in the hands
pf his friends.
GRANTS APPofSTNgsTs
WAsHfsGToE, Nov. 23.-Snce the ad-
ournment Of congress the president has
made one hundred and eighty-seven APP
pointments, as follows For the interior
department SO, most Of them Indian
hgents and public land officers depart
nent Of justice 10 L. ). mnrshals and dis.
riot attorneys of navy department 8;
postrnaster' a; state department 81, OF
which II are consuls and most Of them
centennial commissioners. The last
banned appointments are not confirmed by
he senate. For the treasury department
OF which 10 are supervisors Of internal
Fevenue under the new law and most Of
be other appointments are for internal
|evepue and custom service.
RECRUITS FOR THE SIXTH CAVALRY.
Two hundred and fifty recruits have
Peen ordered to Louisville for the sixth cav.
llry.
THE SAN DOMINGO SCHEME.
The principal promoters Of the San DO.
hinge scheme, some Of the names Of whom
ave not yet been given to the public, are
ers. They say they do not expect the
President to recommend any measure to
ongren relative TO the annexation Of San
Domingo, nor do they desire any action
hereon at the coming session, but they be-
eve that the public sentiment has been
nisdirected IS to the policy Of anneIing
an Domingo, and that right judgment
M be formed by the people when they
ONE to know all the facts, as they will
uring the coming year. The advocates
fanneIstion expect that such a revolu.
on will have taken place by the exprs-
on OF the time last named, that the &C.
uisi,ion Of San Domingo will be almo.,
nsnim ously demanded in this country.
TUE MESSAGE.
WAsHrGToS, Nov. 23.--The president
cling busy completing his message, de-
lined to see visitors to-day.
THE SUPREME COURT.
A bill will be presented to congress this
inter, which proposes radical change
the present working of the supreme
BURT. The bill contempls,es an interme-
late court, which shall possess the ordi-
Ary powers Oft the present supreme court,
nd before which all cases shall be argued
be supreme court proper shall be male
ationsry and the justices relieved Of all
rcuit duty, which shall be reformed by
DO judges Of the intermediate court
he supreme court TO give
8 entire attention Of passing upon or de-
ding questions Of law which come before
from the immediate court. The bill
i'll also provide that the intermediate
burt shall not construe any law, but de-
de any law which comes before it in ac-
prdance with the construction placed
pom the laws by the supreme court. The
leasure Is deemed necessary because Of
be accumulation OF cases on the docket
the supreme court
OFFICIAL VOTE OF TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Nov 23.--The official vote
the state has been received Greeley
A,2ls, Grant 1898 Greeley's majority
$50. Brown for governor, 07,7OO, Free
ian 1885, majority for Brown 1851.
synard for congress, sOs25, Chea,ham
P,677, johnson $4,000; Maynsrds ma.
Prity over Cheatham 1921, over John
bn 42,925.