The New York herald., 1874-11-18
LOUISIANA.

The Returning Board Wiping Out
the Conservative MnJority-Threatened
Appeal to tho White League-Citizcns
Exultant Over the Withdrawal OF tho
Troops-Kcllogg Dcspondent-Fccling
i'm the Army.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IT. 1874.
Several moro arrests OF Kellogg manipuators OF
election returns to alter the result are being made
this morning in the city where they are operating.
The democratic member elected by the Returning
Board reports that, at the rate the Board have
thrown out the votes in this parish, they will, be-
lore they get through, obliterate the $4,000 con-
servative majority. Many of the leaders. includ-
ing Mayor WIFI. declare in favor OF calling out the
White League at once, marching In a body 10
the State House, sending In a committee ordering
the Board to furnish the count in two days. give
the conservatives every vote, ana inform the men,
bers that II they do not they VIII take them out
and hang them. McEnery says he is in favor OF
patience, letting them complete the infamy and
then rise In mass and wipe tue entire leaders out
John NJ. SandIgc, who was elected by the Return
lug Board to I'LL the vacancy 0ccasioned by Gen.
eral Longstreers resignation. declines, for the
reason that he has no expression or intlmatton
from the Board that place could be made Tor
another conservative member, thus placing the
party ne should represent on something like an
equality with that OF Its contestants and not hav-
ing been requested by the Executive Committee OF
the democratic and conservative pa ry to act in
such capacity on the Returning Bo ard. At eleven
O'Clock A. N. Mr.. Hunsacker, OF st. James parish,
republican candidate Tor the Legislatu ture, desired
TO be informed whether the returns had. been re-
ce!ve1 from 81. James parish. Ihe Board informed
HIN that the returns had been received ten DAYS
ago. Tne Board resumed counting at the twelfth
poll In the Second ward. Tue CITY Is excited over
GRANTS INSTRUCTIONS TO EMORY
TO "hands or" and let them hyht IL out on the
Louisiana line. and the consequent withdrawal OF
the troops from the State House, which took place
this morning, thirty policemen being substituted
Kellogg Is despondent and the whites have ceie-
brated the victory by salute In the public SQUARE,
The representative OF Grant IN tins State from
Washington assures me- on the base or dispatches
received that for ten days the President has NJ
tended to MS personal wlsnes rather tnan to pro-
tecting Kellogg, and that the man believed the
cigar at the Capiol sick. Dispatches describing
the character OF TINS sickness beng hourly re.
ceiyed. but Kellogg tonight is more sick than
these uespai ches represent the President 10 be.
THE FEELING or THE ARMY
Is that they would Ike TO be Withdrawn and per.
init the state to take care OF It's own internal
affairs. General Emory and Admiral Muuncy
service, have time and again, within army and
navy circles, spoken in unmistakaoie terms aud
keeniy feet the mortfcation To which. Ia The ap-
sence VI General sherman, who Is the pet OF ALL
they are subjected. WITHIN fifteen days the
people OF Louisiana will speak In tones that even
Massachusetts can understand
THE BoNDHoLDfSG INTEREST.
Commodore Garrison, of New York, who has
been here for some days, II is understood, is In
the interest OF the bondhoders ana railway In
terests, now that the creditors OF the state are
likely to get some return tor their 0utlays.