New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
GENERAL POLITICAL NEVIS.
CONDENSATION OF THE LATE KANSAS SENATORIAL
APPOINTaENT-GOy. osB0RN'S SCHEMES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE

cOSDEaNAuoN OF THE LATE KANSAS SENATORIAL
| APPOINTIENT-GOy. oSB0RNS SCHEMES.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 25.--Tbere.is still much
CONN ent tho daily press OF this State upon the recent
appon, ment by Gov. Osborn OF Robert Crozier TO I'LL
the uuertired term OF Caldwell in the United States
Senate OF the "a dailies published in the STATE, The
Top.ka Conn, onwsalh is the only ons that defends
the action = of the Governor. Ns editor
ia Henry Ring. Postmaster ct Topeka
All OF the Leayeswodh newspapers agree that the
appointment was unwise. Members OF sse Legislature
from Leavenworth County Crozers hone, assert tns'
they had no previous knowledge OF the Governors
Intentions and everybody except the mmeoiate
personal friends OF Caldwell Il Ad'sgnsted
with what ia called "a Caldwell victory
1t Is stated that the appointment was made at
the suggestion OF H. W Giilett who left for Washington
today accompanied by Senator Ingalls,. II IA reported
that Crozier will decline to be candidate for re-
election the expiration OF his term. anu ~
to be rewarded with the position OF U. o.
District Judge, now held by Delahay; tAat
Gov Osborn TO be aided his aspirations 10 the sen
ate by Caldwell Giett. Smith, and others and that
Crozie, Washington Judge Delahays resigna-
tion to be used il necessary Reports do not connect
Senator ingalls, with these schemes. and 1t "a not
thought that be viii aid them in any manner.
CONVENTION OF THE CoLORED MEN OF KENTUCKY
SHARE or THE OFFICES DEMANDED.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
FRANKFORT, Nov. ga Convention OF The
c0ored people TINS State held here to-day for the
purpose appointing delegates to the Coloed National
Cow entlon which in Washington Dec. Q. There
was attendance OF delegates, and the proceedings
marked by great earnestness and unsnimtty The
Hon. Jas. b. Stansberry presided.
The first resolution approves the call for National
Convention, and nstructs the Kentucky delegation to
urge the passage by Congress OF Civil Rights bill sim
liar to Senator Summers supplementary Civil Rights
bill. The second is as follows
whereas Tho coorcd citizens ~ this State have been
subservient 10 the Republican party and have acted IN
accordance with the Philadelphia platform. demand
OF the Republican party reasonable portion OF onces
disposal in this State, and our claims as men con-
time to be ignored, cease 10 be considered Indebted
TO this party more than 10 any otner party that no"
exists or may be formed.
The third resolution claims that Conven ton to revise
the State Constitution indispensable 20 make 1t accord
with the Federal Constitution. Tue fourth demands ad
mission TO the Jury box The fifth asks for school
privileges accorded other citizens Of tue State and
n not granted by Legislature, then the COored
State Executive Committee is instructed and empowered
to take oil proper steps in State Federal Courts TO
obtain equal school advantages with other citizens.
THE LOUISIANA PEOPLES CONVENTION.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 25.-The Peoples Con-
ysntion to-day adopted address and series Of reso
lutions adjourned subject 10 the call Of the Pre
dent. The session was harmonious. The following
adopted
Rssolped. That our 6ellow-cltizens, Judge John A.
Campbell, the Hon. Randall Hunt, Robert II. MARI
uOratus v. Ogden, and Wm b. Spencer. be appointed
oorsiDtee the part a the people OF Louisiana to ne
pair to Washington and present their memorial for re-
lief from tho Kellogg usurpaOn and the restoration OF
Louisiana her rights and liberties free STATE OF the
American Union guaranteed by the Constitution OF
the United States.
Speeches were made by GOV. McEnery and others
TIRE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION CASE POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25.-ln the Supreme
Court prigs. this morning, argument was had on
an application foe an injunction restraining the Commits
soners OF Election appointed for the special election on
the Constitution from holding especial election and
the City Commissioners from spending any money be-
longing TO the city and OF said election. Judge Sbars
wood before whom the was brought, said he was
unwilling to hear IT. and would postpone this hearing
unless there application made until next Tues
morning, before Judge Gordon, who will hold the
regular court of niSi prils- and will summon other
Judges Of tho Supreme Court to be here That day
advisers.