, 1874-01-16
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
TIE ADbttAIgr RATION CHANGES FRONT.

TIE Anot1NI8r RATION CHANGES FRONT.
Spectat Dfspaseh to Tia Chicaso Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. g., jan. 16.-Appoarnnces indicate
that tho re,gnlng family has again embarked IN tho
business Of making money, and to aid their spooula-
tlons have concluded to undertake tho manipulation
OF politics whenever they can do probably. Up
to tho t1mo TINT Congress adjourned for tho holiday
reccss, tho President had boon stubborn and per-
eistent In his determination to support tho
Kellogg Government in Louisiana. This un-
wayering support was Administration nacas-
urc mud ably defended md sustained
such by Senator Morton md ohors Of tho Adtnis-
tration statesmen. During tho rocess, howoycr, a
change Of mind was betrayed by His Excclcnoy, uo
wavered as to tho Juatlcc Of tho and finally, nfor
m interview with Carpenter and Zen Dut1er he H.
nouncod that he vas In favor Of now oIection In
Louisiana, to be held
UNDER THE AUSPICES CONGRESSIONAL coMM1s-
The announcement fell like thunderbolt upon the
Kellogg Conatnltoc and created great Consideration
In tho minds Of the Kellogg Congressman, who hold
thcir by virtue Of tho election of 1874 As
as they heard 1t, they called upon the President and
Piled, without great circumlocution that 1t that
ho had CONS to tho opinion that the Last eeo-
to t IN n1sns w's es ~ og"nfzt@ fraud
lad been taTen and he. 1t ought to So set aside
by Congress, aud new election ordered to DO held
under tho State laws, but supervised by Congress
aonal Committee. lie aeo,ned to 10 immoyaby SGT In
his now opinion, and without endeayorng to change
from bis presence. The matter coming to Senator
hlor1on's ears he too sought the presence Of tho
sENAToa MORTON AND TIE PRESIDENT.
The Interview has not been otlictaly reported but
Of IT. hss fsnsgsea to nssfS %
Fly brief Dut few words wcrc used but taey were to
point Az intervtow was had .h tho Fredens I sn
Sfoeton erview IN WSiah It tans1cd TINT
S5sa = sss xsv sseasad Ills mini 5:,sp;;ss Sss
his former policy HSe substance Of tls ass 5rtea
a. nsar Y a. It can be got at w. ~ that the
sS at u DG lie would
ospained s whether liz Administration now proposed
to leave him iii tho larch, and 60 back
% s 1as q ao
Tho s3piaaat3ea u tho asnae1 i ylish ths change
Of tho Presidential mind was brought about ia
whit lengthy md complicated.
LOUISIANA FINANCES.
have az '. qse pesa % sssy q %Sss aaa Is ss
so aspe hs 1sES eaay sS' dae: TIC
s1aga %a q oil the M In tue sats l.
ss atste o,ssrs isfs as Now York sad Ia. Lad INT
Carrying On tie Slate dovernment d about 81 ooo
nualy by taxaton On valuation Of $3.50 1000. To
pay the annual interest the entire obt 10000
THE ILLEGAL PORTION or THE pKpr
w.s incurred principally under tue ~ Warnoth Admns-
Sw uns md a e s hSd H.
tSst Try ssaao rsy ths ATT sad tao aussea beioFe
toTs Nesry III rsfsies agreed shst the eSo
% Pending betore se ho Re1oes to Us iaaue
bonds for he $23 ooo at the rate Of 60 cents
which make up tho legal ob W vii gsn tho dierenco @
f. ssS S;sa5ss III
ment, @ limiting tue g. acbt to that amount. mount
This R s + s sa a.s to 30 fyoh ny hay
way out q the d'oulsy and is lndoraod by tho entire
has bccn in Washington nearly all wnter, manfully
dsehargag the dutios 81 81 hts o!ee qQeet9s M ct ho
a H9 o s a a n s
hAs been moro loyal to II thnn he; but, strange
he aac change of hea5 % tho
tte prior to tue conversion Of Hs E1ceenoy the head
Tho M hodcrs Of these bonds in Now York aud e,se-
promise proposed ia the faatng,hi|l now before tho
asoss s ss hsssasss to das ftS s i 3 son %
4 Co.. Of Now York, represent these parties mainly,
Ssa se @ @as asTs s sS S .sng TSsy s2s
III persun OH members OF Congress- and Oh tho rresl-
| dent ut tho White House frequently.
| WAnM0IH AND HITLER.
Warnoth haB also been hure for wecka without any
| apparent business. Last week Dut1er aud Warmoth
together prepared hin providing for election
THEY ashed iho opinion OF certain Repl!icaus ag to
TINT they would oppose tho bill. Dutler nskol them
what thuy would do Il 1t should appear TINT tho mtaa-
@ suTe waa @ ~ @ Asm5n!sraoa , one Their renly wa
urged to ths bill, that an election In Louisiana
| threw tho whole Bate lnto such a
campaign business becamo uttorly prostatcd and 1t
took time after It tor tho material iu-
tereats to reroyor. Finally, gon.s suggested TINT It
would posslly be we'll to hayo such III election poxt
fall wrn OoMRreHamen to DO chosou. to ho super.