New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
WASHINGTON.
,,, ,o1usIANA CASE.

THE LOUISIANA ShS op suB.
xur PRESIDENTS MESSAGE hH-' vn,cNAuoR or
.,,so,oN TO THE CABINET on,,cpyssIoNAL
,,,nar puRELL's FRIENos
ACTION o..ru TO rBB TRIBUNE
bf oe Thn message OF the f.1ee'
WAe"; WAN,a.;on 10 Louisiana matters ""N~ :.
dent N .hs can;iol to-day. did not arri'es al. -
80. ,.orned that its TRANSMISSION ""' ;ts
@no" =, night he submitted to the Caose' % ~,
49, 80 tomorrow There is probapiy i]'"e =,
neo hos already been said about tne h"'",v ~.
sao,t " "s"' The President desires TO WASH NE
- ~ the whole Louisiana auair' So INA. h.,,
.'.r scanaals may hereafter grow ou. VI ~ ,a;n
-, ;niure him politically. The anxiety y.
Ho' -. ponrIl;cans 10 get Durell ont OF the way
.-ooo,hm,nt and at the same time I" oH0''"
oS i'"p0 s'.;6orco arainst him all charges p"se"
10"' ,,olit;oa1 decisions which anxiety rs "'''
- .. tbe White House. grows out OF 'n's ''''"'
- hnt this scheme will hardly succeed
60 of Judge Durells friends have peeh 'oo
II =, +be soore.s of the Louisiana raScaiN "
.uo,v him 10 be mado scapeeo"' A
,;ns of the party IN the Sta" "AU
tho Administration here. Ane""y '"'y -
10, ont some of the information t"es -,
and there is great alarm III tne hui"" u...h ho
e,,,p The friends of Darrell do not ln'enu .n"'
shaIl alone carry much longer the od'uiii VI 30
traordnary proceedings last WINTER uii'0c
publican party OF the state whleh pon'"'>
them and the Grant ADMINISTRATOR ~ :.
advised and approved them, act up " ''0
soreement and defend him. The fresiden'
- ,o,d tro of Durells frlenos
Ios, Winter that not q haiT Of the Judges heau
shonId he touched OH account of the action he had
taken and thoy now propose 10 hold nm 10 nis
o,oroise They do not consider that allowing inc
Ipdge 10 he impesched on any ground is Keeping
tbat nroroise. and will not withhold theII knOwi-
edge il it should he done.
The speech OF Senator McCreery to-day was one
of the most striking efforts lately made 10 Congress
,bo pacIliar appearanco Of the old KennchidD, me-
,eadv. eloouent manner Of speech, hs perfect
familiarity with the whole subject, ana his oIy'
sarcostio wit secured him unusual attention.
both upon the floor and IN the Io"deu
Galleries In q few short sentences DC
disnosed of some Of MortOns most lmportant
arguments and assumptions, whio he cleared away
the rubbish which surrounds this case III the minus
of many of those who have tiven 1t some attention.
and rut it's leading features in clearer night thah
they have been placed il before. Carpenter spoaks
en- Wednesday.
lGESFRAL PRESS DIsPATcH1
Although Gen. Butler has prepared bili for
new State election IN Louisiana, he has not yet de-
eided to introduce it in the House, preterrng 10
await the Presidents message on Louisiana analfs,
and not wishing 20 put himself in antagonism to the
Administration, of which lie Is friend 1he ooun-
sci of Mr.. Pinchback says that Pinchback invites
investigation 10y the Senate and is determined to
make every effort to obtain his seat there.
motion was entered to-day before the Honst
Committee on Elections, providing that Mr.. Pinch
back contestant for seat at large from the State
of Louisiana, be stopped from further proceedings
Gen Sheridan of New-OIleans supported the
motion ia an argument, the main point
of which was that the contestant, having
fled credentials ia the Senate for seat
in that body, thereby waived a claim for o seat
in the Lower Legislature. Mr.. Pinchback re-
Piled and the Committee decided to postpone action
Oh the motion. with the understanding that the
case would be taken up in regular order, on its
merits but not until the Committee shall dispose Of
all NINA fQcC Cagee,