New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

eave ,icent attention to your afsirs all Winter
and did not expect call for compensation unless ihe
time should come for you to be able TO render IT, you
must not forget or neglect me- but must st make
remittance, and IT ought to be as Large argo ne ae
money last Winter, and have met some pretty heayy
losses lately which must make up nave n ,eS
IDEAS more fully than can write them.
Concentrating you upon your success now a'mos. r
finally and completely achieved. remain, always your
friend WIN. Z. CHANDLER.
The Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg, New Orleans, Ii.
CONGRESSMAN DARRELL JAN. H. ls'4J TO GOV.
KELLOGG.
No talk about new election this week, ana
hardly think any further action will be taken by But
instructions from the White House make the move.
The President is quiet but not letting down II Pinch
least to fight whole influence OF the Administration
You have heard what has probably changed the Presl
dents mind in our favor. have 1t from the very
best authority thar in OF new election Casey
would to the Senate and you can see II there
Is as seems to me. for the third term The Pres
ident would like have him there Then you know the
family If nd wosS es Thos So
the cause, except that the President is AGAINST US"
Bring and all influence to bear on the President you
think of at once Can't yon get up solemn protest
from merchants and Others and get the Lerwls 10 urge
Casey change Of tack Casey ANT mere now Is Isl, IN
though II Morton is active enough he may save him. he
has Chandler employed.
SENATOR MORTON TO GOV. KELLOGG.
INDIANAPOLIs, June %, 1874
MY DEAR GOVERNOR had been OF the Impression
that you ought To have bad McEnery and his confeo-
ised that did not compreRend the dnicutes by
which you surrounded. That you have done the
best yOu could under the circumstances believe.
and congratulate you upon your, success, in
which / have the deepest interest. I shall watch
the progress OF Louisiana affairs very closely, ana
hope you will keep me fully informed OF passing
events and continue TO send me copies OF all docu-
mens and decisions which are necessary TO enable Inc
TO comprehend the situation: Ny Intention now is 70
go New Orleans in the Fail. OF which shall give you
timely notice. do not fully understand the reason for
Carpenters visit to New-Orleans. l have read ms
speech carefully, and think II could not have been
satisfactory to either party. Hoping that your anairs
attempt Will be made in Congress TO disturb You. am
very sincerely your friend, y. p. MOTION.
The Hon. w. r Kellogg, New-Orleans, La
STUBS FROM KELLOGG's CHECK-B0OKs.
ls7S-Apr 2S-My self sent VIM. T.. Chandler
Washington, d. c., for c. Cushing and Ii. Carpen- 49,
MAY I9-Matt Carpenter. 5N
May 2I-Matt Carpenter. 6ot
Juy 2-Caleb Cushings draft. lOoC
July 2-E. c. Billings, special counsel fees This
memorandum was crossed out after being writ ..,
July i'll r. B1tkwith IL. s. District Attorney,
special Attorney State. BOZ
Nov l5-T. W. DE Klyne Chief Deputy U. b. Mar -,
NSV S1a aT GF'V w. De- Kyne aet
Nov 26--(Bearer) B. p. Blanchard state Register
Nov 27oE c. Billings 5ot
Dec. l9-Matt Carpenter. eO
ls75-Feb. lO-A. LAURA. Cashier Louisiana Ma
tional Bauk, Blanchards draft " (no amount
Mar s~PacE.rds draft u. s. Marshal. 6Ot
Mar. 12-Packard's draft 90
March I2-Shelley's draft tnewspaper correspond
ent and CustOm-house oficer l0t
March It's. B. Packard. 90
March I7-B p. Blanchard. rd..................... 2St
April IS b. Packard @ o%
April 29-s b. Packard. LOO
Aprfl 3o-Packdrd oJs
April So-west U. g. senstor). LOO