, 1874-10-09
CHICAGO. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1s4--TWEl,vE PAGES.

and anarchy; TINT thoso nconoa OF disorder
could bo used to tutls1ne the Northern mind,
and that th,la tho approaching eloot1ons could be
again carried III favor Of thor party. Othors
thought tho poop1u of Lotlp,aua could remedy OK
listing OWLS III futuro olootiots aad, through tho
i,,strllmonlallty Of tie ballot-box. finally obtain
control Of their Government.
1t was Haid, llowever, while this mattor wAs bc-
foro tho sonate OF the Unitod stateB. mud that
body was oalledlpon to 'nitiato atops for tho
restoration Of tho legitimate Government ih
TINT unfortunate Btato, that the Kollogg Lugs-
1atuto lad enacled law which gave tlre Gov
crnos tho power OF appointing Supervisors OF
llogistratlou throughout tho Stato thai lheso
suTorv.aors could, under tue law, Of their own
more will aud pleasure, refuso 10 plaoe such
names upon tic registry as they did not wish to
hayu there. and, Of their own motion striko from
tho registry the names alrcady there which thoy
did nut like to retain and tiat no court coa.d,
under. q penalty Of a tne of 4500, inter
DO injured by their misconduct. Az no citizen
whoso uano was mot on tho registry coull b.
allowed to vote, 1t was said tint this Inv gays to
| this Kellogg Goyerntnent
| THE r0wEn TO pENrETuATE ITSELF,
| It, def1aco Of the will Of tho people Of th ut
| Stato; that Kollogg still kcps tic law In his
pocket, 70 b9 promulgated with hts approval Just
| hctUro tho November olonsion Of l87l. !;
| This statement waA dcnicd In SUMO ultarters.
anu was not generally be'lovod. I1n, peJplo Of
that Slate, rndo!y turned nway by tho t;oyorn-
mont Of tho Uni ssod stntos, patiently submitted
TO tlltb continued oppression, mud ondoavored to
| provide way to pnrtlnl relief In tho nntronob-
Ing November olection. Tile dreaded secrot
*tutrto, however, at length appearudt over
tho. signature of this uhrper, 'Kel-
| 1ogg. aud became, it ts ctaimod,
tle Inv OF TINT Htatu. Ke11ogu :ifnmE-
| dintoy appointed unf1er 1t hla inBtrun1snts to
| supervise the registration Of votes. Tie course
Which these Supervisors have this fur 1lurs,,cd
! tudor this appointment In ret forth In Al ad-
aross to the peop's Of the Uuited 5lates toooutly
1nado by tl1ut distressed community and 1t il
cloar th'4t tho Supervisors ready to carry out
| tho e1troncHt wishes of thc porsuu WHd ap-
| pointed tlcIn. s.
Pho utury Of tho anfrorines Of this muck
| wrongod pa0rlo il continued iu this autress
down 10 tic time OF the rHcent outbreak whom,
With arms IN their lands {for they had tried
avory other remedy md found it fruitlcss) aud
with voice, they called upon these tvransB 10
loavo tho otEces thoy hAd usurped
Kellogg, with his whole crew, palod in tho
presence OF this popular uprising, mud mocipi-
tntcly i!od. Tie vucatol oiliceH wero 1t oIico
iillod by the nersons the poopio had olootcd to
ill sAetl and tie wheels Of G. Republican Gov
olnlnent wero nice moro cot in motluu. Shortly
IL cry for more Federal troops Issued from the
Cussom-Houso. In which Hcllo8g sought mud
found protection. Tho troos'a came, ths ho-
publican Government WIS again orturoud and
tie pa0plo Of LouiHiaua aEAin enB!avod !; aud, 10
all appearances, that Id to 10
THE1n PERMANENT CONDITION.
When tho plan for thu extHtinG Uniom; wts bc-
fore Tho people of tho original Ihirtcen statrs,
tney wore told by those who oppoDca 1t, that, by
adopting tue proposed Constitution, they would
organize great cel'tal Power, whIcl, it, the cud,
would lnYli'le the separate btatos, dspliYo tholn
OF ti.olr Homo Governments, at,d rodueo tham
to lilo condition Of uepe.ido,t provinces. 10
this it WAS repiiod in tllo fe!(efWist, to which
have already rolorTcd, that IN tue s,'ntnhl pro-
roaed tho Federal Goyer'snont would 10 de-
pendont npon tile people Of tho aeyor;.l Statoa
r., a.,