The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-15
KELLOGG AND HIS TRICKS.

Til. correspondent Of the New York U'ml,
in this city has beer interviewing a recalc
trant carpet-bagger. who discloses some very
racy facts to the legislation in this State tol
the last few years. He reviewed briefly thos
infamies Of the Warmoth regime. the Constabu
Larry Bill, the Metropolitan Police Bill, til.
Election Bill. (which" to use his own Ian
Buage, .'made it a matter of impossiblity tc
elect anyone who was obnoxious to the Cover
nor, touched upon some Of the great fnan.
clal swindles. and threw a calcium light upon
the manner in which Kellogg bought himself
int" tae Senate. After giving a running his.
tory Of events up to recent period. he said:
IN" night Of the emeute at Jackson Square.
when the people attacked the police stations |
was sitting III kellogg's office when the news OF
the outbreak reached him. l ne,cS sympathzea
with ans man az l did witls Kellogg that night
When Loigstre.: cam. i'll with til. Intelligence,
Kellogg fell back upon lounge in tainting con
.iitlon. Il required very powerful dose of
brandy TO revive !im. He wanted to resign. #
! his btterest enemy could have seen the plight
| il., was in it would have. satisfied his vengeance
! Longstrcet was disguised. Kellogg was i'll for "A
| week. a greater coward never lived. 1t is mat
ter OF surprise to many that he has lived through
.nconnt r " :"
! However y. .snno, .on,, s,,r;, ,1: :,.,
! i comnletrly .hatternd IT,. .yalL ,iti, fIi
.tep his f,c. il MALE an1 thor. il tbat ,an,,l;a
y.stlessness in ms eve that alw.ys accappra,i
great mental suifelin; 1t would be ,lnna turaI if
! he was not unhappy. He feels himself hated by
every one. His own people do not trust him, am!
| there Is hardly man about him tina; would not
.tray him ~. instant i ~ mI III; III -. ~ -
ID a. \nt ! -;nnlc hn,na,, IL I'M ~ ..J H. -
threshold VIII s0ra; ;nt.nt si,t,.. Cra,"t , a.
him Cnyernor TEn.n wi,. ,1.;t ,n, ia'1 i,;
mes. with Inn. Thny ,,e,ar s,.l, Inn, .th,iE
Near TIN. clos, of the session ~ cnn,rr,, :,
1873. after .h.. spirited Senatnria, contns3 KaI.
Iog. received :, communication frn,n uor+n,
that will show how far these mon arr. nr,nar.i
10 20 to ac.oInnI,l. ,hrIr .nls Kn,inorr nr,
,uii that TIL. nd. of nopular sentiment 10 ~.
North was against HIM and uniass il co,rId u.
tn ned in mi. iayt- hi, government wouII ~,
short lived To attain iii. revnlntion in ..nt;,,,
it would be necessary 10 brine alnnt a conti;nt .,
faces. II shoulj be hrnn@ht ,l,nnt IL sn,',' !
locality where. IN. NEGROES wonla Ia wor1,a
a. noihln. contributed tn turn nonuiar f,,.~r
against the South 40 much as n few dead no1rnns
They We're of more. impur,auce ndivilnallv ,laal
than alive. For snn,. tim, w. wer. NJ lass ~.
hit upon a ,ian to bring ON the ti,bt and W.. ~ ,
lered as TO the bes. locality f1r II Nam ,f -
wanted IL TRY ,b,. city I'M Eella,, ,ro,,ll ~,
listen ia such a pronositiou. III frarea r thn |
citizens became, aroused they would sreL his III
We importuned him. W.. tod him th. .afty.fh,' i
government ,lcpe.d,d mon it.. II wa. ,isnie.s
Fear infused him with a d.termination b.. n..rsr !
exhibited before. "
For once in hi. lif. ne wa. firm, \. pa conf,
not Dr. vail upon him 70 bring an the strlt,. n III
clty w. Wer. forced n lax ~ ~. .o,,n.r
Grant parish was tino Nv selected &c tbo Witt -;