, 1873-02-28

amount to the extent Of any necessity in the
premises.
LOUISIANA.
Present Condition of Affairs In Now
Nrw f)n1rAss Feb. 27.-It is understood that
the Kellorg Government to-day proposed to tne
Fusionists plan Of adjustment when Moulo
make Kellogg Governor, T. Fem I1eutenas
Governor, and allow tho tuslonst5 NJ tba Honaa
which would give the Republicans q majority o.
| three on joint ballot. The p1oposlton Was en-
tertained in CAUCUS, but no conclusion arrived a.
Gov. McEnery states that the aspa.chhss h ssn ss~o
| tor Morton, which purport to have been sent y
| Gov. War1noth to him (hlcEnery), are purely
| and absolutely fictitious. No such dispatches,
nor any resembling them, have been received os
| Gov. McEnery. ....:a
| The militia organization is progressing rapid
". About GOO were enrolled to-day:
Notwithstanding the Threatened bellEeTency,
Is implied in the action Of the Fuslonist Govern
the city t9'y 90 Is thps here
viii be no conflict. There are perhaps oou 1eS-
ular troops in the city, and enough more outside
to make regiment, but the citizens do , not
desire to come in conflict with the Geneta. :; ups-
ear1ed as an influence towards forcing oecloea
sction on Congress for the settlement Of the
ve1ed complication at sast once .n,b .ction Gon.
should adio4n Waog ~thow; w; s'ea femsin % ii
peaceful possession Of ths State Government,
INT without means to c2rry On the Government,
as the Treasury is bare aud many property
holders threaten not to pay a9aaf aatea q 1aaeS'
Yarious propositions for compromising the
dtffereuces have been brought forward by men 2
of both sides, which We mentioned ABOVE. In Inls
Gen. George Benham represents the mempe.1 hn.'t
of the Mechanics' Institute Legislature, ABOUT
whose election there is no question Ine nest
. nien claim there are bad men in both bodies,
who should be weeded out, and represent.
atiye assembly formed at once. II - :..i cAI1 ~
hv the Republicans that there ia very little 90.
lection to Kellogg personally among the ness
citizens and that he would be readily recognlze
a. Governor b7 the Fusionists il the Republican
and tho e9iTaP' OF " eIso
eaid that the fusionists have sought compIo,,
mise by proposing to send Kellogg to the Unlteo
States Senate, but this he has decnnea, ana - -
view Of the excitement created Dy tepEis ua
the discussion in Congress, to-day on Aou1slaua
matters. mai the Associated Press Office sent @
Gov. Kellogg this evening. That gentleman
was found st the St. Louis Hotel, ~ comGany 1
> with various members OF tho Republican, GOV
ernment. His attention having been called e. TO
, the statement Of Senator Carpenter that the ~
t premo Court of Louisiana passed npon u, lna :,
question brought before Wtboat + nasns nas
| 4ks II.
frst brought before the Supreme Court N tnls
: manner: An injunction was sued out 6eloIe
Jndra Dibble. Of the Eighth District Court,
T. to restrain Warnoth's election: hesu'us mas
= 1r.ntad and made perpetual the next morning
snd two days before Ill the votes had beee can.
K yagsed.- Warmoth commissioned ElmoIe, w. y
: had been candidate 1or 9uage 90 set III saida tb'
A. ! dacree making the injunction perpetual :! a.
u T,erislsturo legislated Emore out By consollda
Is ting the Seventh and Eighth District Co9rts, an
ID Court On IN appeal taken from the supe11o
Io Court. - !;
re the special message Of President Grant Gem alo
ut about in this way: Warmoth. before ne va
n. impeached, had appointed Kennard Judge Of IT,
@ 10 Supreme Court, In place OF Howe, reslsngu th
y, | Thfa Waa done before the extra session OF tn
h Legislature. When the Legislature met, i tm ~
,1- nomination Of Kennard. Meantime, Molga' M
m WA appointed by Gov. Pinchback and con
b frmed By the Senate, at the Mechanics. 1ns1l
be tute and Kennard was ,ossd eonhtmGo nnt;on NJ
der the Intrusion act for possession OF me oce
of The record which ho presented before the cour
st, showed copy Of the journal OF the Leg1sla y.
a: its organization Of the eon1
~ nation, Kennard rested on bis side +; ?
Vt Vt presenting the Warmoth commission, and ~
points we're, first, that Warmothh COT =
mission extended over the Mn9le ths} ne ssS1'o bo
it been renominated by Gov. McEnery, and tn
!, the appointment was valid. Tho suprenn =
~ ~ Court held, first, that the commission issued M
Warmoth extended only 70 the eho o. hs ths ler
On Governor, and that the commission 1ssueo Z
him to Morgan was legal; and, tnaly, toat . u
on Legislature created by the next Returning pos,
- was hefore the Court, and the legality OF tt
It. Kel]occ Government was fairly recognized: