The New York herald., 1874-11-28
LOUISIANA.

Intrigues of the Various Factions for
the Control OF tho state-Bickerings
and Jealousies or tho Carpet-Baggers-
Chaos OF Assertion and Denial-War-
moth ON the Conservative Progra mme.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 27, 1874.
The strange story In last Sundays HERALD has
been the exciting topic in this city for four days.
1t indicated some combinations which are Impos-
slble with due regard to the constitution OF the
state. There was enough in 1t, however, to ''set
the leaders OF both parties by the ears" and ever
since It's reproduction mere nothing but the "ad-
ministratiOn programme" as issued from WASH
ingron, IS discussed. The democratic leaders
are astonished, and are asking ''who Ia the Judas
that hetrays US 7" The Kellogg clan declare that
Senator West is fixing up slate at Washington in
his own interest.
Some days ago was assured that combination
was made between the friends or Kellogg on one
side and Penn. Lieutenant Governor on the
McEnery ticket, on the other, to drop McEnery, by
counting the votes OF 1872, declaring Kellogg and
Penn elected, inducing the former to resign, elect
ing him to the United States Senate, SO making
Penn Governor. This programme, given me by the
man who claimed TO be authorized to act in the
Penn interest, / gave to McEnery. who declared
that he did not believe 1t, and II such
thing was contemplated 1t was with
out authority from Lieutenant Governor Penn,
with whom he was working harmoniously and
whose every action on September IA he had ap-
proved, as 1t has been approved by all anri-ad-
ministration persons in the State. To-day o re-
publican, who for many years has been the
cherished counsellor OF Kellogg and the federal
government. discloses the TACT that he has left
botn parties and hereafter is with the people
against all combinations; that the election
just held was manipulated with view OF electing
Marshal Packard to the United States Senate and
that Kellogg was party to 1t. have Just been
in private consultation, Tor the first time since
have been in the State, with man who represents
the opinion behind the Washington throne. The
interview was OF his own seeking. He admitted
that
KELLoGGs DAYS ARE NUMBERED.
and the end Is near: that in the late election the
main effort was directed toward electng Packard
to the Senate and that IT having failed by the State
going democratic, the Governor was endeav0ring
to compromise with the whites. l called upon
Kellogg later and he denies, upon his honor that
he had any desire to go to the Senate, declared
that he is still Governor OF the State and striking
the table fercely, he stated in substance as tol-
lows:-
As nave often said to you, intend that the
opposition shall have justice done them. There
was talk OF sending Packard to the Senate, but
there has been no combination between Penns
satisfy the white element OF the State by giving
them clerks, &C.. OF election.
The Governor then spoke OF the manner in which
he had been treated by the HERALD and it's repre-
sentatives In Washington, New Orleans and else
where, and concluded by denying the existence OF
any combinations to which he was party. Be-
coming excited ne exclaimed
Whether l 20 out remain defy man to say
I have stolen \ cent They all know that have
not, and You, the correspondent or the HERALD,
no man can give you proof OF any such charge.
EX-GOVERNOR wARMoTH
has been In the State for many weeks and, In ad-
ministration circles, was believed to be in the in
terest Of the Penn Kellogg policy. On hint from
the representative OF the Grant interests, to-day
called upon him, and, at his dictation put the fol.
lowing In writing:-
In answer to the query whether there exists any
McEnery and Penn, Mr. Warmotn declares that
the iriends Oh these gentlemen are in entire ac-
cord and IN response to the further question
whether there is any intention OF compromising
with Kellogg by sendng him to the United states
Senate, he declares there is no sucn purpose nor
VIII he approved by any OF Penn's friends. That
immediately on the assembling OF the Legislature
on the arst Monday in January, McEnery will be
recognized as Governor by botn branches; he Will
be asked for his message and he will doubtless
comply with the request iOr IL.
III there be an effort by the other party to pre-
vent such action" said Warmoth IL am In favor
Of SeaLing MIN any now"
Collector Casey, Kellogg and Field are under
orders to 60 to Washington. Field LETT last even
ing. Casey claims he is going Official and
private business Pinchoack to-day expressed his
regrets to your correspondent that he did not seat
McEnery instead OF Kellogg.
MORE TROOPS ASKED FOR.
private despatch from Washington announces
that Major Merrill has asked Emory for more
troops for the Shreveport district, and that Emory
has referred the request to Washington.
There are rumors in army circles that Lieutenant
Hodgson will be brought before court martial.
Judge Trimble, who punished Selye's Deputy Mar
shal lor contempt OF court, has arrived here. and
although one OF Kelogg's supporters, is receiving
great attention from the whites. He declares
there was no occasion for the use OF federal
troops In his strict.
Action OF the Returning Board-Arrests
for Violation of the Enforcement Act.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27, 1874,
The Returning Board to-day resolved to promul-
gate the returns OF all the Senatorial districts
canvassed Nineteen citizens OF LaIourche parish
have been arrested on warrants issued by the
United States Commissioner charging them with
violation Of the Enforcement act. They viii be
brought here Tor preliminary examination.