, 1873-02-28
picture of or: W.rnot, u Eoui.iacs, who occupied

picture of Coz: warmot6. Of foniiaes who occupied
seat in the Senate near Carpenter whil6 b spoke
years has been, most remarkable young man,-a
.nan Of elegant presence and fascinating msnners,
Of whom Ia general It ma7 b said that his Intellectual
capacity seems to have been developed far above Ills
moral ideas Jus. such man IL wond hare risen to
ne surface IN the turbulent hours Of tho French
!dton Just euch man Us Was uade for revolutions
and; although coming upon the Stats OF Louisiana In
ss d9asa e.. Ss:n g sfst @ @ p t
transformed the face Of that State: BE iaa ndneled
o nnq an nnngiSd @ 3s shs powers % of the Governen until
appointed Judges and removed therc al pleasure ue
has ,p3cfed M the courts: approved t,s laws;
aud dcspot Of Louisiana, Ind in every rsnc his
WILL md Ills vii alone bus been the &c acfo governing
1sIssss 1s tSgssas ea II Hs tnsaas
r s5s5 IL eoPst:te!;ss to r. I'd q
sure thing Of reelection, contingency that has
troubled many man beside Gov. Wa1noth, and
s sa esi sen h &c Of gets
maysa mo nke as many n sn t On n .A~-board, at hts viii
'na ST. ss ns sa both the oua.
governments "a ftaudalsnt, hir MOTION remarked
that tAe Senator from Wisconsin tGa5penteE) seemed
Mr. CdRPESTEn-1 do, because it Is ! ama1lcr one.
In Some things like greatness, but when 1t comes to
choosing hetween two evils Or frauds. prefer the
original and astute po1tici1 but let tell him that
we Republicans have reached point where We mus.
be honest, whether va inclined to Eu 20 or not
Ont interests compel to be honeat It Is Of no I'M
portancs to uB whether Louisiana ia Republican or
Democratic, tt.t It L. OF the utmost Importance
that 1t shall be either tho one or the other in
accordance with law. would HE to sec
anybody stump through wisconsin in tic next
canvass, stand BY this Kellogg Government. II
this Ia to he done by the Republican party In the Sen
alto this year, want to let the job Of stunpng Wis
cohstn next fau to the honorable Senator from In
diana. ltauGht6t1 do not want to facs the honest
to 60 before the people 1th tho testimony Of theee
Louisiana Republicans, themselves admitting their
frauds in setting up this Kellogg Government, and
with cur votes hare sustaining this acknowledged
fraud and usurpatloD an usurpaton finally executed
and accomplished by the military force Of the Govern
ment OF the United Stntea. cannot answer for the
people Of Indiana under theee circumstances. Will
leave them to be managed BY the honorable Senator
from indiana, and II lie succeeds well With
them, I beg him to CONS over and help
Us in Wisconsin. TIE shall need his
powerful aid to sasfy unsoph1scated people that
such thing is honest. laughter.1 Mr Carpenter in
conclusion, argued that II Congress did not order
new election Ii was bound to recognize the McEnery
Government, AS the less fraudulent Of the two.
1ir. THURMAN argued that there WIS nothing in
the to justify Congress- in ordering election,
even 1t had the power end that the proper thing to
do was to recognize the McEnery Government, which
Congress, OF course, had the right to do, totwith
standing the contEnIy action OF the President
hr. VEST said he thought Mr. Ellis substitute
might be amended ~ to meet tho views Of tho
tending parties in fouaiana, and be moved to post