, 1874-12-26
His Removal from New Orleans
Earnestly Urged and
Considered.
Gen, Sheridan Is Thought to Bo
About the Man for
the Place.
But lie Is Too Fond Of Chicago to Do Avail
ablo for Tho Purpose.
pinchback Will Resign # He Can Have
His Pay and Mileage.

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.as. ,s;x.s ,ra.o f.o,,ant ~ nnr,na .l.t ro.o,r.
pi"'a1 "eAe A'eausn'' 1"sAes s@"s -o'esN
ton neither the fresloehe nos my
Of hts Cabinet wore satisfied with
ohioctona II, m xvov o1rcct rnory,a o,,racter as
.,,,, t,,t rafor ~ hts ;rtociuio, ri c1nractor
a.'ao' ". 4oi'4 :. "t' nav ao''1.o" ~
and lack OF executive abhity. II MAS an hoaence
Ut those qualities that, during tho MoEucEy-Ponn
omouto, forced from tile President bis noted
teloora'bto or1ar tn Emory. uput down the in.
se4ok. .arAo 49, W -s.c.na.s :, nna ce.,ts-
susfecsson ana report e'ses~atas. LUG oouen-
ern Republicans also charge tl'at aen. Enoty mas
such personal a. and family ''a'n' with Southern
O@'%''~' -" '- ~ n,son.1rrv mn
nisVoaLls. .a.,,l n4a a., D-...aon. t.,
lot nearly eo'opef"tloA VIII |uo 1fe61oens AZ
supporting the kellogg Goyarnment at tho
noaoa mat Emorv would ioiu The Southern
roase ~ ~ s.:a .n.t ,ss,,,;.. oh.,ao o1o,,a
1orces anu lt 10 hald that posallae coa"co Aut'e
prevented such action on h1a pare' Ino
Loueiaua Republicans also object to Do
Trobriaua, the subordinate oiricer whom Emory
49, 1ao,,,,.toa =. con,uordno+ ~ +,o
Aao - m, III
City OF New ofleans' ihoy Soy That
1nnr rahr and Ia "A
is boon companion of the White Loaguer lead
A.. !, oil onc;a, fnat;v{,ica II In ,,ndcrstood
.na. - .a o..naa 10 n,sdo - ,i s,nrv t,,,t ,,,o
saas II tne ea"uGe 10 t.aoe ~ VIZ aa'" tn"t 'u'
tattons Of action On tho part Of Congress defn-
iur tho status Of Louisiana and tho Kellogg
aovernmont. Tho prosidont, whether or not he
erred in first recognizing tho Kellogg Govern-
gresH,ouul action he has no alternative but to
continue Lis executive recognition Of that Coy
erument.
THE FEAns oF FUTURE TROUBLE
| bort OF Kellogg by tLe President. arc not dis-
pced, and it IL for this REASON that thoroughly
| Experienced military commander Of higl, rank Is
| iosircd Ut New Oreans Tho President once
| thought of designating Gon. Sheridan
| for that poation, but Sheridan, when
! last here, vary earnestly protested
| ngaiuas apv change In hls assignment.
rho representatives hore Of tho Conservative
| party in Louisiana nte endeavorinE to haro tho
| Congressional Committee investigate the action
Of t tho % Roturning Board. Tho Republicans vii
| trv 10 have them yislt Couehatta,
II is said that
r1vcnnAcK
haA anread to immedintoly resign after boipg
his salary aud tnileasc whic, amounts to 2l3 0QO.
| [7o The s4aaoeiutcd frtss.l
| STATEMENT ny THE RETURNING BOARD.
| New OnLEASs Dec. 25,-Tno Returning Board,
II, 1nhr ofo ~
tho vote of the State given ut tho election on the
| III OF November lust, say: '' 1t is but just and
| proper TINT tho returning officers should giyo u
statement of the difficulties attendant Oh thoir
Inv, to dirocs thom in tho discharge Of their da-
tics. In tho first place. this o]eotion waH very
loosely conducted BY tho Commissioners Of Eloc-
tions so much 30 TINT at one.tensh Of the polls
observed. Tho law requires the Supervisors Of
Repatriation TO forward to tic returning officers
first list OF tho votes kept BY tho ConsmlHsiouora
Of Election Bocond, statement Of PERSONS
cach and, third tally sheets. all Of which tho
COMMISSIONERS Of Election are required to
furnish the Supervisors, aud they to forward
thom TO tho roti1rniug officers. Ia many caAes
no L1srH or vorEna WERE EEpr
by tho Commissioners Of, II they wore. they
| wore not forwarded to tue returning oiicorB by
tho Supervisors, and many that wore forwarded
| to the Roturnipg Board wero not signed or sworn
| to. us the law raquircB Iu many caHou there
| was no statement Of PERSONS voted for aud tAo
| number Of votes received by them forwarded to
tho Returning Board, aud many TINT wore 70.
turned wero mother Bgued nor sworn to
| and in many caees thore wore no
| tay-ahoets forwarded to tho Returning Board to
| enable them to toat tho accuracy of tho stato.
n,eut OF votes. III some instances only the tally
al,eets wero returned to tho neturpiug Board,
without list Of the yotcrs or 4 statement Of the
votes, and they not signed or sworn to as the law
requires. Thia being tho caAe. 1t beoa1uo naces.
| Bary TINT paporH received from polling. .placos
should bo
CAREFULLY EXAMINED.