, 1874-09-18

tho State Tax Collectors, Clerks of conrts A.
sherids In tho city. which now amount tn frn, ~
|2u,uoo to Sloo, ,090, to reasonable aum. ri
paslah courts uBelosH expense, will In Ain
iahed, snd a'l ora Of economy will bo establishe
.sI nynr oa sae most rookless extravaganza tha
IHE Tribune correspondent innuirod If.
eaao ~ den. Emory roinstatod Kellogg, lila a,tboj
ny would 10 reslatod Col. ELLIS ret,llod HNo
Eir. As ! said before, NO
e""11 NOT COME IN CONFLICT WITH Y1pEuA
] AUTHORITY.
| Con. Emory can souti q CORPORAL ant4 tao NM
1o"a mere and roinBtAte Mr. Kellogg, WA I'm
uefstoo1 Preetdont Grants reasoning to DO TIM
.!e no ionnd tho Kollogg Government In rowor, an
,,at rnns, oelng tho DO facto Government. ho ooul
nos 40 othorwiee than recognize It ]; but now tbi
iatho do faoto Government. Ithas fuli poascssio I
/ throughout tho stato. Everybody knows tha
atHaye han boen tho do lure Government
Upon pfesident Grants own reasoning no d,
n nos zee now llo can now doolino to recognize Of
throughout this affair tho utmost rospcot llal
oeon shown for everything belonging to tic Uuit
&C 90 statoa. Why, last Monday, whom tlIe hetroNol
i.sns had been fighting our people, aud Lat
taReh rctugo IN the C,iatom-HouBe, aoyoral O.
oar brave boys wore SHOT down from tho win,
dows Of that building, aud rot 60 great was tht
Ioapect for tho Government that nut shot mas
sent buck in return" hlr. Ellia saiti that
DELEGATIONS or coI.o1ED PEOPLE
haa neen to Gov. MoEnory that morning, and
aud hnd dcsirod A1r. Ellis to dfaw no petition
to tho President that AIcEnory might not be il.
torfered with, Which they would cirouate among
the colorcd pooplo for signatures.
when interrogatcd wlth roference to tho pnners
laughed. aud said 10 did not fcoi At liberty s to
say mitch on that subject. But that tlero woro
papers. seriously impiicating soma prominent
men whom tho people Of louisiana had thought
Uero their friends. aud he said these papers
woald oo detained, but would not DO published
e1copt upon certatn contingencies. TuE Tnrn-
pfE correspondent thcn withdraw.
Thts afternoon fayorish state Of feeling az.
tstod IN roforence to tho conferences whtcI vero
reported to layo taken placo to-day. It WA
hnamn aa,i snat ,.1 M1cGnory. Penn and Mari Ind IN
Hotel at d lsto hour last night Which resulted IN
the order OF McEncry commanding the troops to
retro to their homes. S'' ~
;, At another conference bot1een tho same ron-
nsa,ea iaa,ea t1dny Alossrs. Penn aud McEupry do
pears IN tlo Associated Press dispatchos,
language n thia Interview rJS sq sp9 tpn11o ,uiso
y furnished several geatlcmen with
tno ta! circular ordering qeu. Brooke to
lar. M published llosc aud probably Is aont to
pointed to command tho City Of Now Orleans
Until such timo as tho State and City Goveru-
mont can bo orGanizcd." Tho word "organized"
N tho original rcads roorEanizcd.
lilo btate-11ouse wak taken poaucssion of hv
'hroe companies Of Unitod ssatos troops, and
o-night everything il remarkably q1iet.
THE CONFERENCE.
" Abont o'clock to-day EtIingham Lawrence,
tion that Col. ponn and some OF bis friends
LIQUID hold conference With the Federal ouI-
osB aud somo Of tho leadlag colorcd mon with
sic view to esccrtain ii tho differences nor OK
btInG could not DO harnonized. Tho PROPOSE
ION M was agreed TO-. aud Mr.: Lawrence shortly
IN, Cage, Konncr. and Jones. Tho Fusionist
arty repaired to Collector Casoy'e nriyntn
'lice, "hofo they wore joined by MeasrB pack-
ID, Flanders, Jorebert, and Brown. Mr., Law-
enco Expressed his dcsiro to 500 the two
onaictlng governments halmonizod in such a
ny as to command tho support OF both white
nd eolored citizens. Mr. Kcnncr proposed that
10 President should bo requested to order an
ection for Governor and Stato officers, to ho
M onaucted Under military anaplcos. Thia PROMO
s!on a',o Wae declared moractlcablo. and ii fact
apossiolc no power existing in the President
taEo such a course. hir. Konuor then pro-
osod tho chilling ot Constitutional Convention.
us could not bo agrocd to on account Of tho
'lgn n oi torror now oxisttng iu mapy portions OF
10 State, which would render il imnossh1c
accure d FREQ expression Of tho wishes Of tho !
'lored voters. Tue question Of maintaining |
ad recognizing tho Government Of AtcIncrv
I'd Penn until an election for mombors Of tho I
legislature was had, aud rofcrfing tho solution
mem, Wao oanvassod and abandoned. ALL |
,oposltlons, III iine, that emanated from tho |
lends OF Alr. Penn were objected 10 as eithor
lprhctcablo, or because Of no law to iugtifv
om. It VAS finally agreed that
THE ONLY WAY TO a ouASaE
tue uoyetnoFahip was TINT provided by tito !
1hEftftff{0tl t,n4 in,
0 otllco Of Governor, tho Lioutenant- Governor
ould succeed, and in caBe Of vacancy in tho
nee OF observation-disclosures tho President Of
Senate should act. 1t WAS agreed that this
" u tlo only way open for MI adjustment Of all
la friendH Of hlr. Penn could not recognize Mr.
sllogg because they believed ho was not eieotod.
: the othor hand, tho supporters of 11r. Kellogg
loved he WIS legally elected and eutit,ed to
o1Iico. Under tho circumstances, then, and
1,s9dor1ng tho fact that for two years. tho
'lloGg Government has been in possession and
y 9eon repeatedly recognized and suotained by
Q Federal Government, tho restoration OF that
'vcrnmont must first DO agreed to and rocor-
zed as preliminary to furthor negotiations.
'1s m done, Il they are willing to do 80 both Gor.
ader tholr rcsignationa, and leayo tue choice
their successors to tho Senate, hall NOW hold
oTor and hnlf to bo elected. It WAS stated
the frlontts OF Mr. Penn that no obioctionn
inteu " MT. Aftolnc on account OF |
|or, but they beloved lie was not
titled to hia iostion by yirtuo OF an election.
is basis Of settlement is to bo submitted to
Dir respective State Central Committees, and
It.. in case it was accepted, tho GoYornor
ou!u convene tho Senate to carry out tho d.
Is tho nov oflicors to bo voted for at tl,o
ne ti1no All olaotion is held for Treasurer and
gislatslro. The Democrats atlpulasod that
y we're to have tue supervision OF tho regis
tion, in order to SEQ TINT strict Justice Sas
ortlodt aud tho Republicans insisting That in |
casoH OF vacancy Republicans should bo
.sen to succeed Ropuhlicans. Gov. Kellogg
expressed himself to Homo Of tho gontle,
II named above. to tho ofrect TINT a1,cl, an
would bo agreeable to him. Lieut.
:. Antoino's yaNs ara not known. {
lessrs Lawrence and Penn convened tho Lib ! J
leadors last oyening to nubn,lt this propoa- !
J, Willie tho othor FuHioiliBts met aud re-
ucd for some hours Ia consultation With tho {
nocratic Central Committee on tho same sub
!. It is believed TINT this plan. perhaps
htly modified. will be finally accepted. /
Ito fhe associated FTtes1
MESEnY PROTESTS. r
Ew ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-Gov. AIoEuesy held /
'uncll at tho stnto-HouBo, which. after long d
lint