New-York tribune., 1874-09-25
IOUISIANA'S TROUBLES.
GOV KELLOGG LOSING HIS FRIENDS.

GOV. KELLOGG LOSING HIS FRIENDS.
roIoRnp CLUBS TO COOPERATE WITH THE CON-
DERIVATIVES COMMENTS OF REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPER UPON GOV. KELLOGG AND HIS AD-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF WITHDRAWAL OF
TRooPs-THE CITY AND STATE QUIET.
tBY rBLEoRAPH TO THE TRiBUnE'l
Nyw-ORIEANs Sept. 2.-Goy. Kelloggs irlenuS
peem 10 be growing fewer. Even IN MS owl paI,s
there are many indications that the coiorea poops
particularly are becoming dissausneo WIN III" 90,
his administration. In this city several COL
,,ea rornbUcon climbs are organizing with view TO
co5rer.tion with the Conservatives against mlsgoV
eminent bv political adventures, and the move
mani IL slowly spreadidg in the country Ihe Lake
p,opidenoe True Republican, newspaper edited oy
pro,ninent colored man, and Republican cahuiuate
for the Senate, says in its last issue.
We have not OF late been favoraoiy impressed WI"
f,oy Kellogg as a representative OF the hepuoi'""
marty In this state. We have had good reason "
that he has no real sympathy with the coored pOr'on
of the Republican party, ands always reauS " PuIn
them aside when they come in conflict Win his
,ns or collided with the interests OF his favorites
This We know from interviews with himself one oah-
ger inst now is that in the popular clamor against
Kellogg II will be forgotten that he is mere puppe' III
the hands OF as bad and more oansei'
ous because ADLER and even more unscrupu'ouS'
The man who is really ruling Louisiana to-day
Packard II President Grant is really supporting the
Kellogg Government on legal principles and against
his will he by very simple way give
Louisiana good Government without violating these
principles; that s by removing Packard from us p
ent Office Kellogg and the whole usurping GoVerpneu'
is run In the interest OF the Cnsomhouse' ana to U
tomhouse is managed by Packard with some asss'an
from Collector Casey and backed by Auorney-Genera
williams Kellogg would resign tomorrow II Packard
would let hin. He is sick Of the fight with his mis
governed people, aud In mortal dread Of their ven
geanee.
There is still a great deal of talk of renewal OF
the Conference between the Committees represent
ing the McEnery add Kellogg Governments with
view of securing fair election in November Du'
thew have not vet come together. The
McEeery Committee will take no steps
in the matter unless their claim that the
fifth member of the Returning Board shall be q
man whose honesty is acknowledged by both parties
is allowed. Gov. Kellogg, who does not seem TO
have recovered his equanmity since the coup detdt
aud is still haunted by visions OF riot
and assassination, is willing to do almost
ANYTHING to escape the trouble he believes
impending; but United States Marshal Packard
drives him with a tight rein, and keeps the party
whip always over his head. report is current to
day that the President had notified to Gov. Kellogg
that all troops except the small number usually
here would be withdrawn in Is days. but the Gus
tom-house people positively deny that any such
notification has been received. The city has re-
sumed the quiet character prevailing during tho
few days it was under the Penn police, and order
regns throughout the State. Gov. Kellogg sleeps in
his own house tonight for the first time since the
revolution.
INFORMAL MEETING OF THE COMPROMISE CON
FERENCE.
NEw-0RLEANs, Sept. A.-The meeting OF
the Conference Committee to-day was informal. The
McEnery party have notified the Kellogg people to give
written notice when they desire to reopen negotiations