, 1874-01-31
WASHINGTON.
Conclusion Of Senator Carpen-
ter's Speech on Louisi-
ana Affairs.
The Presidents Procla-
nation Issued with
Authority.
No Case Made Before the Presi-
dent to Authorize Him
to Interfere.
Tho Decision Of a State Court Not
Binding upon Congress.
General Features Of Represen-
tative Dawes Fl
nance Bill.
Latest Report Of the Condition Of
the Affairs Of tho Syndicate.
Much Difficulty Experienced in Dis
posing Of, the Bonds.
A Court Of Inquiry Ordered in the Case
OF Gen. Howard.
Recommendations for Life-saving
Stations on the North.
ern LnfScS.
Latest Rep0rt Of the Condition Of
the Affairs of tho Syndicate.
Much Difficulty Experienced in Dis
posing Of. the Bonds.
A Court Of Inquiry Ordered in the Case
OF Gen. Howard.
Recommendations for Life-Saving
Stations on the Nortll-
ern Lakes.
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS,
Special Disputeh 10 Tho Chtcaan Tribune.
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LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
Special Disnaeeh 10 Tho Chicaan Tribune.
oAnpENTER's SECOND APPEARANCE,
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Jan. 30.-Tho second not
Of tho domestic drama ontitlod tho j" Louisiana
Case" was produced in tue Senate Chamber of
the United States this afternoon In tho presence
OF largo and high1y-roapectable audience. 1t
anything, tho attendance Was larger than yester-
day. The curtain wns rung up promptly at /
o'clock, whom the eminent light comedian, Mr.
Carpenter, stopped briskiy forward, and, from
the momont Of hia appearance until ho sat down,
he maintained tho rapt attention of tho audi
ence. He was frequently applauded, and but
for rula of the Sonata would have been on
cored at the close Of tho act. Whom he had
finished his Mnea
2tn. MORTON
olaimod the attention of the pooplo, and for ton
minutes ]la fairIy mailv no:ras hr:s.. Hlood WIS
in his eyo and thunder In his voico. The light
comedian WAS hold up to tho gaze of tho aa-
eomblod multitude as tho champion Of tho mon
who havo boon scourging Louisiana aineo 1866.
He waa accused Of being in league with tho
aasasains OF the 100 negroes at Fairfax Court
% Mo1ao L Lax H. IN 1872; , In word, . nr =: atortona @
election in Louisiana was highly y-seasoned
Observation-Disclosures production, such as he has
delivered himself OF hundred times before
while atumping hls State during heated politi-
col campaign, Mr.. carponter's exposition Of tho
yil1alny practiaed under tho Kellogg Govern
mont, aided by Fcooral troops snd corrupt
Judges annoyed Mr.. Norton exceedingly, and
It is expected TINT on Monday ho will bring Lis
haAvieBt guns to boar on tho Wisconsin Senator,
with the intention OF domoliahng him forever.
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS.
Tho impression haB gained ground in wo'l-in-
formed circles that after Caponter and Morton
have concluded thoir tilt on tho Louisiana quea-
tion in tho Senate, md ono or two speeches on
tho sumo subject have boon delivered in the
Houac, It will bc nliowea to drop. AS tho
prosidont hns,. through tho advsco Of his
Cabinet Withdrawn his active support
Of tho now ocction achono, it will,
it is believed. be abandoned. PincAback will not
got hls seat aud Judge Durell vol DO inycati-
matter will rest. tho Cabinet influenced the
President to withhold the moBaago On Louisiana
affairs by representing to him that, as no do
voiopmonts hnd been mnao to warrant him in
again urging Congressional action, it would bo
useleBs to sond In tho message.
GOV. MAMMOTH,
who has taken lively interest In Louisiana
matters hero for soma timo. departed suddenly
for Now York. it iH said, last night. Immediately
upon receipt Of tho Intelligence that Gov. Kot-
rTn the Associated IftsSj
KELi40dG AND MAMMOTH.
WAsn1NoroN, Jan. 30.--A special from New
Orleans, dated yeascrdaay, gives > report that
Governor Of tho District Of Coiumbsa for tho
person Of ex-Gov. Wa11aoth. It il said that tho
case grows out Of eomo transactions with the
Treasury when Warnloth was Governor Of
Louisiana. Warmoth's friends hero have heard
nothing Of such arequisition, nor did Warmotl,
yesterday know Of it prior to his departure for
New York. Oil route for Now Orleans, which
pIace lie will roach on Wednesday, uext.