, 1873-06-26
NUMBER Ill.

ing any pnaltid e trust gvcn him by tho people Is
g gsiy 3 OF fraud abozzlamont, ho should 10 convict
"a aaa nnntslt - dor tho criminal laws Of Our land,
~ H. q o recovery from him or is bondsi
syssas s s a's ss / fsssa ss 'e2ss ss ts
essds o" ss, which oos;yy sy vsfa a3 thss
e most saeass asss!'ts sseu1s ''pt'gS55 5
Tss 6sssns & e | It, :ns %
gross, BY wh!at salaries were acroaaed ah.il 10
fs@H$ e?a Ss s4s s.sP ssPssis e %
@ Ssst Bs R'x L Il h. all asy st 4
participate a Potes sad to tom m.fs sitsua s
endof bad men forcing their elootton. b. scouting
paSsan to 70 aesti sseIsa hs q sps
bad m.n and ncompesnt candidso whether ho be
THAT We sympathso viii e every movement to socu,o
for agriculture mud labor their due influence, inter.
t si; Snd rs 5 hs Repgbs1p party will 10
Calls woro mado for spoochos from 11essrs:
Carpenter and Dyaart. senatorD Dysart responded
IN IL: brief spoocl,, being repeatedly aud
esnHos es af oeass ss' jsss osH0d !, Bnnusss loud
aonornl responded to them, and appeared upon
tho platform amid tremendous cheers. A briof
address wns also mado by Gov. Carpenter.
All tho countios In tho Btato woro represented
In the Convention but Chickasaw, Clay, Croohor,
Dickinaon, Emmot, Humboldt, Ida, Kossuth,,
Lyon. Mitchell, Oscoo1a and Sioux, Total n,lln-
Dor Of delegates, 713. Total number Of absen-
senator West On the Condition oi
i. Louisiana. ~
WABn1NoroN, Juno 25.~-sonator wcst; Of Lou
isann, has written lottor tho political situa.
tion Ill that State. In which he says that tho fu-
tt1ro Balvation OF Louisiana, llor emancipation.
from disorder, dob; md disgrace, tile progresa
Of hor material intoroBt, and hor restoration to
al hor former grcatnoss and atll further ad-
yaucemont, where NODDED reforms may be- effect
cd, ds the unihoation Of all who profess Repubii-
can principles aud can only DO 1oopardized by dis
traction by thoHo who entertain thom. He OK
prosBoB the opinion that no now election viii bo
ordorod In Louisiana by Congress. ii ~
!, Hor still further advancement will rcBt with
tho adoption, BY her citizens, Of tho princi-
oipes of equal righta aud Justice to all, regard
and In the admission tint oil vicos do not portain
to ono raco nor oil virtues to tho other. Ho on
poBes tho Hoalregnrd movement because, among
other roasonRi it proposes the crontion Of new
party; whoreaa needed reforms may DO effooted
in o lniflcation Of all who profous Republican
principles. .,
Advlcea from tho lenders Of tho nlcEnery party
in Louiaiana say TINT 1t thero tB to DO new ccc-
undor tho control of tie Todoral Government,
and aesort that If Gov. Kellogg and his associatos
aro allowed in any way to control, or cvon inter-
medd1e with It, the friends Of McEnery, and tho
opponents Of Kellogg, will have nothing to do
with the election.
|. 49, Special Dispatch to Tae Chicago Tribune.
+ WASHINGTON, juno 25.-Tho Louistnna Re-
publicans arc somowlat divided in their judg-
mont as to the real meaning Of tho now move
1nent,- embodied III q serios Of roBolutions,
signed BY number Of ox-Confodoratcs, headed
by Gen. Bonurogurd, whilo number Of letters
huye boon received, sottinB forth that :he de-
parturo is bona fde. OthorB state thnt 1t is IN
attompt to divide tho Republican party, and
inimical to Kellogg, through his failure to keep
his promises to give them ollioo.
nccltnea tho Nomination. -.
/ belfast, Mo-, June 25.-The journal to-mor-
row will contain letter from tho Hon. Charles
?. Kimball, for two yoara Democratic candidate
t,,fn al IaoJt tr;1