New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
THE LOUISIANA DANGER.

THE SENATE AGAIN REFUSES TO GIVE RELIEF
MOTION TO RECONSIDER TABLED-THE
NAMES OF THE SENATORS VOTING FOR AND
AGAINST 1T.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRISUSE.I
WASHINGTON March Am attempt was made,
Saturday evening to reconsider the Carpenter Lou
isiana bill. The motion introduced by Mr.. Da-
Wis and gave rise to spirited debate Of about an
hour participated in by Messrs. COnkling, Edmunds,
Logan and others. The matter had been pretty
carefully worked up by those in favor OF a recon-
sideration, and for time il seemed as though the
bill would be again before the Senate, and that the
debate would begin anew.
The principal and indeed almost the only argu-
ment against taking up the bill again was that IT
would make an extra session necessary. Such men
as Senators Norton Chandler, and Conkllng, who
stand by the Administration in this matter. seem to
think that it would be greater calamity to have
Congress come back here in June for two months
session than the usurpation which they admit should
continue in louisiana or even that civil war should
he preciptated Mr. Morton, who in all his speeches
on this subject feels that he has the weaker side re-
peated his denuuciation of the "MeEneIy faction"
as he called IT, as being composed of the same men
who in 1866 and 1868 murdered the cOlOred people OF
NewOreans in cold blood and attempted 70 frighten
the Senate by asserting that the Carpenter bill pro-
nosed 70 mt the State into the hands of these men
until next June.
One motion to lay the motion TO reconsider on the
table was defeated by majority OF two, but Mr..
Conkling and Mr.. Morton, having rallied their
forces were finally successful, and tabled 1t by
vote of % Yeas TO Is Nays, as follows:
In the afirmat ge-Messrs. Ames, Anthony. Foreman
Brownow, Bucking CHAM, Chandler Clayton, Cole, Conk-
ling Coroett Flanagan, Frelnghuysen Gilbert, Harlan,
Hanlin Hitchcock, Howe, Morton, Morrill, (Mel, Nye
POOL Pratt, Ramsay, Sawyer, Spencer, Stewart West,
Window Wright-20. -
In the neeative-Messrs Acorn Bdydrd, Blair Carpen
ter Cnsserf Cooper, Cragn. Ddrts, Edmunds, FentOn,
Ferry (Mch GOidthrGite, Hamilton Cdf.l, Hamilton
Texas. Hill, Kelley, Logan morrill, tVtl. N@eood'
Ransom, Rice, Robertson, Sduts6uTy shernan cchurL,
Sierenson. Trumbull. Yiekers-2s.
Republicans in roman; Democrats in italics
Gov. Warmoth left Washington this evening for
NewOrleans. Before leaving he remarked to friends
that there is nothing for the people of Louis-
ana but revolution. The Kellogg government may
be kept in the State House by Federal troops,
but even the Administration in Washington is un-
able TO collect taxes for it furnish means for car
rving on the functions of government. The state OF
Louisiana may be kept in subsection during the
Summer he said if Federal troops are sent there,
but in other way.
LOUISIANA SENATOR ELECTED.
NEw-ORLEANs, March 1.-The McEnery
Legislature, to-day, elected Gen. " L. Mcmillan United
states Senator for the long term, beginning March
The vote stood: Mcmillan. as Warmoth, 80 scattering,
T. There rs much talk among the politicians about
compromise. but such termination OF political c0mph-
cations seems improbable.