New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24


MORROw-wHAT GOV. WARhorH EXPECTS
SENATOR MORToN5 VIEWS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO 1IIB TRIBUSBi
WASHINGTON Feb. 23.-ft is expected that tho
Louisiana case will be called up next Tuesday IN the
Senate for action. Gov Waunoth is confident that tho
result will be the beating of Mcmillan, and he thinks
that one OF two members of the Committee who signed
the report in favor of election will vote to gyo
Mcmillan the seat, as the only practicable way OF
disposing of the question this session The Governor
says that if the Senate takes this course. there will
be no further conflict Of authority in Louisiana, and
that the fraudulent Kellogg Government will melt
away and disappear within 4s hours. Those mem
beers of the Legislature who lawfully
elected and who are acting with the Kellogg
Legislature WILL he says hmake haste to take their
seats in the legitimate body, Kellogg viii pack his
carpet bag and return to his home in Illinois and
the authority of McEnery will be recognized through
out the State by all parties. lie does not believe
that the President intends desires 10 sustain The
Kellogg Government by troops, after the Senate
shall have declared 1t to be a usurpation BY admit
ting the Senators chosen by the McEncry Lcgisla-
ture On the contrary, he feels assured that the
President Is DESTROYS that the Senate shall promptly
take such action ~ will relieve the Administration
from the necessity of any further interference IN
Louisiana affairs.
the present session for want of time, the question
will come up Immediately in the Executive session,
which begins the 4th of March, the contest for
the seat for the long term between Pinchback and
the Senator who will be chosen this week By the
McEnery Legislature. The decision Of that contest
will involve the same points embraced in the pend
ing of Mcmillan against Ray, and in view OF the
complete exposure of the Illegal and fraudulent
character of the Kellogg Legislature made by the
Committee, Gov. Warnoth does not doubt that the
decision will be against Pnchback. He says that
this would have the same effect in deposIng tie
usurping Kellogg Government as decision this
week seating Mcmillan. Mr. Morton who
constituted the minority of the Com
mittee, holding that the Senate cannot 20
behind the decision of the Supreme Court of Louis
iana and therefore favoring the admission of Ray,
this week. and Pinchback in the next Congress- does
not believe that any action viii be taken in tho
matter until after the 4th of March, and thinks that
Pinchback will then be admitted He holds that 1t
is most delicate thing to do to oyerturn State
Government in both its political and Judiciary de-
partments, and that such precedent once eStab-
ished would be likely to give great trouble n the
future. He thinks that the kellogg Government
will be sustained and win retain power in the STATE
until the next election The President is bound 70
uphold it unless Congress- by its action recognizes
some other organization.
NO ACTION PROBABLE IN JUDGE DuRElLS
CAsE-CONGRESSMAN sYPHER 40 BIZ HIVES
TIGATED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBugEi
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The report of tho
Senate Committee Privileges and Elections on III"
Louisiana case came from the printer yesterday 10
makes a volume OF l00S pages More than month abo
the House Judiciary Committee was iustrs'r' 20 w
miro into the conduct OF Judge Durei Ia oyerturnnS
the State Government OF louisiana and report whetr
he should be mpeached. No action was taken by TO
Committee and 1t looks II none would be tins sesso
They have evidently, wished 10 save themselves uouho
by waiting the Senate Committee TO disclose tho
facts of Durels uurpations and outrageous DECISIONS
but now that that Committee have reported and mann
mousy condemn his conduct there IL no longer any eA
cuse for delay. Durel only be reached Dy lmpech
ment The President cannot remove him. ana II u not
likely that man of his character Will resign on account
OF the exposure of his crimes against the rights and
liberties of the people OF Louisiana. II the House Ja'
dietary Committee not report articles OF Impeachment
against this corrupt and partisan Judge, they VIII TOO
highly censurabe for failure % perform pam dn'F
and Will be held responsible for whatever mischief be
may do in the interim between the adjournment 81 tho
present Congress and the meeting OF he next
Congressman Sypher who by the grace ot Judge DnfoI
to continue 10 portOnof tn Safe oil L0ns
ana in the next Congress- isIto be investigated. wit
ness before the Senate Committee of Privileges amt
Elections told how syphor helped TO Manufacture tho
bogus ahdavits which were counted ~ votes by TIE
Lynch Board and disclosed some OF the sAarp pact's
in the way OF false registration and voting ny "hlch
he alleged that Mr. sypher's majority was made mp IN
preyous election. Mr. Kerr brought this to the ae'
on of the House, Saturday, by resolution "hch
was adopted rectng the points in the testimony ag1nt
the louisiana member, and instructinS the Elections
Committee to investigate his alleged oienses. NJ
sypher expressed his great Joy at the Introduction OF Ae
resolution and declared that he would prove the witness
TO be scoundre hired with Democratic money 10 COM
init forgery and perjury If Mr.. Sypher and the ohcr
Louisiana members took part in the conspiracy ~
which fraudulent government was ioiaied upon '"e
eonle of their State il is little strange that they are
80 angry at exposure Of the inquiry by the senate
Committee One OF them said the other day that Tie
Committee had no right to investigate Judge DaeIs
conduct it was impudent usurpation oi power ."s
them to do So and the Committee, in his opinion, hdl
| 81 rritten Themselves down asses " in their report
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