, 1873-11-25

}Tho Ncxyly-Aproimted United States
3cnnt0r from Ekns1sas--yNhnt tho
Newspapers sny About Kim.
= LAWRENCE Kan., Nov. 24.--Goy. Osborn LAS
'appointed Robert Crozior, of Lcavonwortht
United States Senator to fiji the Caldwell va
canoy. Crozier is an attorney, and oonfiden-
tial friend of Caldwell, aud the announcement of
his appointment il received With great SURPRISE
aud is regarded as an attempt to revive tho
Caldwell influence in politics in this State. It
will meet with the diBapprobation Of good mon
OF all partieB.
LEAyENwonru, KAN, Nov. 24.--The Time. OF
this city, referring oditor1aly to the appointment
Of Judge orozier to the United States Senate. III
supporter Of Alex Caldwell during the notorious
Senatorial Canvass Of 1871, and was subsequent
" Caldwells attorney before tho Senate Com
mitteo Of Elections and Privileges. He is alaw-
having given most Of his time to the discharge
Of his duties IS Cashier Of tho First National
Bank OF this city. Er. Orozier's na,ne headed
tho list OF number OF ctizons inviting hlr.
Caldwell, few wcets since. to become = eandi-
dato for the Legislature from the Fourth Wnrl.
From this 1t viii bo soen that ho has been con-
bistent supporter Of Caldwell. Hc never had .
rell-detined position in any political party, and
State AZ leading Republican. In all candor, We
say deliberately that we regard bis selection for
tho position Of United States Senator as unfor-
tunato for tho Republican party OF
people Of this country, who arc struggling to
elude the grasp OF corporate monopolioH, for in
more waya than ono he Ia monopoly man, both
| in association and training. We regard him Us
not one in accord with tho reforms which tho
Republican party Is under d pledge to accom-
pllsb.
Tho Commercial says "The appointment Of
Croxier is Caldwell victory, and tho nomination
Is tho defeut Of Oshora's Senatorial aspirations.
The psSopo generally di5npprove OF the appoint
Peoples Stnto Convention in New Or
| 1esAnB.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 24.--The delegates to the
Peoples Convention assembled this morning at
| the st. Charles Hotel, and from thence proceed
| cd to McEnery's oflco, whero the Committee Of
Seventy with tho delegates adjourned to Greene
chosen for the gossion. The hall waa tasteful1y
| decorated with numoroua inscriptions aud d pro-
fusion Of flags, and the buBts OF Warrington,
Clay, Wobstor, and Ohief-Justico Martin bcing
At qusrter past "a r. 3. Marie, Chairman OF
| the Committee of Seventy called tho Conven-
ton to order, and named DR.. Chappin, aa tom
pora1y Chairman, and Thomas L. Maxwell TEN.
| porarY Secretary, These nominations we're
Dr. Ohappin, in taiting The Chair, said ho did
| so because he beloved every man In Louisiana
should contribute his mlte in this struggle for
/ liberty.
| Co1nmitteos on credentials and organizs.
tion wero appointed, when recess Of half an
hour was takon.
After tho recess, tho Committee on Organiza-
President, and Thomas L. Maxwell, of Now Or.
loans, for Secretary. On motion, tho noninn.
| tions were accepted.
Judge Egan, upon assuming the chair, sl.
dressed tho Convention reyewInz tho situation,
| otto. Other addresses followed. and, after the
i appnintmont OF the uhuAf COmmittOoB, tho Con-