The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-31

6SlIGSVatC L0WL3 1a "NOo
the popular exprcssiontsof the Iser
pub,icans of Louisiana" ~
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The Colored Committee of Fifty,
ST F: Casanave .chairman,s seems
sto4be' a rather inharmohiouss body.
On Wednesday tie public. was e ed,-
i led in lh1e /. m i papers with
an address. in which grievances
were, stated and official places
.asked, all: in one'hrd the same
breath, with an intimation for an
independent d, Ii staad in {be future
sufficiently refreshing to afford sub
iects n,attor Of. conversation, the
while between gossip 7on the Burke
partition ballot-box proposition and
Che !. Gto : i:11r ) ! acceptance On
the day following, however
:(Thursdny) u ma erity, SC. stated, q
the same committee recatted and
4annoan,rii*t' through the morning
psapcrls, o. rather one Of them, tLe
hezuy1liicu4, that they did not en-
doyse .s"tile address" Now" Qua
Colnred Committee Of Fifty, like
theft white lNishlors ard oppo-
nents, tLe-' Committee q Seventy,
:age ut Liberty y. Disagree AID run
mad for sethye among themselves as
much us they choose, but al the
name of a bc-ri,laen and bc-i'hlitl-
ci;,nted-ncwly coined word, this:
last--commu,iit:;, We bes Ct then.
to desist from calls, published
interviews, and all else, until-lonte,
afterst4le election.
:. .+aHxA -A.2-4i--s t~t'5S'
81 Major iE!* a. B'tt9se, known t6
to,rt1l,I1i,e, ana III to fame j rs tie ccllI.ir j ~
s. H. 'Co,surv4tdivt, NAiia ~
Peoples. ,Demscratie lnuty regis
ration aou,nlittse, and saiovsr;'o,
KELLOGG have bet:n corresponding
1t soiqltte Ten ethagt,.r dl;a::: ne Well !. ! )
to t.pc qu1 stiiohi Of the disposition s 81
tt!,e yetes n~s.h,ralize4 by. jths Second
D:strictGo,pst: ;Yhesgaaa,rtsh[niof
like o,,r valorots Goverh:0eEf,5is given
TO the; o74esehr* e,,'u'ta t;:..s tl'i}
na1 pursuit the Alaljo,, swl4o.is an
uaunccl-by ad.u;yi''s friends us. tht
''>greut bruins Of his party, came
hear masking Il sad mistake wl,:cl
would have toppled over 9, all + Ii Il:
nice lid .piat's for riding trippAappl;;
uut into the Office. Of Administrator
ptPublic,Im improvements. Ihe;Maol
proposed that tie disputed VOTES
should. go in,to one BIZ, pa;ti ti'! .e1:
tie t1I!t: sam, | as other ballots, he add,
i1y, it being understood that the
challenge of such votes is made]by
the Republican party" This e%:
Kellogg, famous always in 9 ep ,5st
cM n g l,"t':,dlt 'te, acccdcdr :. tc Il i
eommupicatlon Of some length:
stating, however, that the votes dig.
eussed, were not to Ia 1consideted
III i.r5 uwiseain'a a. parai#nsh senses but
rather as d conifp 3Ei With the Re;
q,5iirrcml'ctnttss q q tie 1la;w wEich is
Attorney General had expounded
! This saxeds Major Burke. He shad
! Ahsady"nnuaeaa fearful llnader II
bis party estimattii6bAai, tor proposing
a rra%rtitio,ne5d ballot-box, and the
leaders as well as tbs rank and'flt
began to curse loud and deep al
what they terAedpahe egregious
[err6r".sbfs the registration commit.
tee ;cl1airtnaR: Ths last clause d
IGo5: KesllotggH ) reply Ea5 gave gay tie Mi aiio i
fhis opportunity to withdraw. II
j. t4le manner ar Of an offended prince
he calls the d~eferential Governor te
account reminding him tha!t,jn .thf
estilpatiop OF, Observation-Disclosures
betically lamed party,theG Governor
would not have. dared to accept til thte
+coinhizequseness 81 STRIKING u ff'oo1h. n,
registration the names an Fl tioss
nnturalized by the Second plstrio
ICourt,4and that his-the Governori
H. ce nnsaIicsttin n .etf't6< inves'
The question Of 4 challenges With tt
gra77iity # E protest il behaal4ftipii ttt Il!
law officers Of the Stats; and as IL
tGovernoir7A csommunicdhtiioHh strip
f+bo.:rrarfion IF .;h ssanct1tv." It /.