, 1874-01-27
WASHINGTON.
Louisiana Affairs Considered
in the Senate.
Senator McCreery Throws Some
Light on the Election
Frauds.
Pinchback Not Likely to Succeed
In Ills Senatorial Race.
An Investigation Of District Of
Columbia Affairs Needed.
List Of Important Senate Amendments
to the Bankruptcy Bill.
Substance Of Representative 0rth's
Financial Relief Bill.
He Would Issue 1000, 100000 Gold
Bond Notes Redeemabie in
Coin.
Large Increase in tho Receipts OF
informal Revenue.
Senate Resolution Defining the Meaning
Of the Word Stationery"
Substance Of Representative 0rth's
Financial Relief Bill.
He Would Issue $4,000, 100000 Gold
Bond Notes Redeemabie in
Coin.
Large Increase in the Receipts OF
Internal Revenue.
Senate Resolution Defining the Meaning
Of the Word STATIONERY"
LOUISIANA,
Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.

LOUISIANA.
special Dftrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
FULL ExrosE or THE KELLOGG sw1NDLE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2G.-Tho 8onato this
morning proceeded to discussion Of tho
Louisiana case, under cover Of considering
pinchbacks right to scat in tho Senate. Sonn-
tor Morton reiterated his bolief that further
investigation Of tho claim should be had in view
Of recent developments. Ho was followed by
McCroery, Of Kentucky, in speech Of somo
length on the whole question Of the Louisiana
election. Tho Kentucky Senator had caro-
fully committed his speech, aud as lo
repeated It from memory it sounded
~ though he was reading from
book. He retained the attention Of tho entiro
Senate and tho we'll filled gallorieB during all Of
tho time that he occupied tho floor, aud frequent
ontbursta Of laughter. in which everybody
equilibrium. Mr. McCroery has storytelling
powers Of no mean order, and they woro veil
employed in description Of tho way in which
elections aro and have been hold in Louisiana,
which waa schthingly
sEyEnH UPON TIE FEDERAL OFFICIALS j..
III TINT State. undertook the management Of
its affairs. In very few INSTANCES was there
room for complaint TINT he had ovortlrawn the
picture or exceeded the limits Of temperate criti
cian1, wlilo the showing could not hayo beon
much worse il tho aid Of q powerful Imagination
had been brought to bear. E1-Goy. Warnoth,
would-bo Gov. McEnory, Sheridan, pinchback,
and MoA1illan wero all present. apparently On
Toying the performance to the utmost
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
did not come In. Con. Dabcock WAS at the Cap-
isol and statod that the President had concluded
to submit tho document to tho Cabinet at their
meeting tomorrow before sending 1t in, 30 that
it may bo looked for tomorrow or Wednesday.
Thore are no friends sanguiuo enough now to
suppose that
p1NoNNAoK's CLAIMS
will survive tile ordeal of q SECOND examination
by tho Committee or Privileges and Elections.
Tho result will be TINT tho scat will be declared
vacant, as McA1illanB claims arc not thought
! worthy Of consideration.
ITo tho dssociatcd Frtss.1
| WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. ga motion was
! ontercl to-day before tho Ho,tBo Committee on
| Elections providing that pinchback, contestant
for tho aeat-at-larGe from tho State Of Louisiana,
| hc reserved for further proceedings. The Com
mitteo decided to postpone action on the motion
with the understanding that tho case would be
| taken up In regn1ar order on its morits, but not
until tho Committee shall dispose Of all prima
facio cAsos.
nuTLEn's ELECTION nILI..
Gen. Butlor Will await the Presidents mesaage
On Louisiana affairs before introducing his bill
| for now election III that State.