The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-25
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From our Evening Edition of Yesterday

From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
WASHINGTON, Nov. N.-The following strange
story is condensed from column article in the
New York Herald: The New York He,'ali Of
Sunday in a column article on Louisiana says that
the threats of the White League at Shreveport
and New Orleans as to the Returnit Board
portend mischief, and that as to the Legislature
the White League rifles well gainsay the title OF
many of those returned by the Board.
1t is said the fear Of Federal interference will
not deter the League from making it's effort any
more than did the two years Executive recogni-
ton OF the de fdctO Government dissuade that
League from its bold experiment of September
last, and yet the President has been assured
that a large element Of the Louisiana Democracy
d,scountenance the League.
The Taxpayers are beginning to vince under
the frequent paroxysms that depreciate properly,
dishearten enterprise and repel immigration
The better class Of Republicans frankly admit
that some Of the local officials not exemplary,
but insist, as they were mainly appointed before
Kellogg took the Executive chair he is not cuipa-
bic. Confirmed by the State senate, they can
not be removed by him, and he has thus had 70
endure the odium Of subordinates he never Sc
lected.
They are to a large extent men formerly idon-
tilted with Warmoth and conclude their Official
terms in January next. The programme Is 70
seat first the eleven McEnery Senators who hold
over from 1872, and then the eight just elected,
and with this quorum to have Senate to try
Kellogg and Antoine, the Lieutenant Governor,
on articles Of impeachment, to constitute House
to prefer articles.
many as may be necessary OF its partisans, what
ever the finding OF the Returning Board.
McEnery, it is said, is anxious to have the two
Houses composed as Indicated, meet in joint
session, canvass the old Warmoth returns OF
1872 now supposed to be in covert in Baltimore
bank vault. and declare him Governor. But
McEnery is musty as favorite. Penn, his lieu
tenant governor, was the White League hero Of
September, and if McEnery would ole, or abdi,
cate, "a more vehement and concerted effort would
ut once engage the League.
As it is Penn finds McEnerya stumbling block
to the League that will not forgive the latter for
opposing their September row, are dividing into
Cage and Witt clans, the latter by far the larger.
Cage hopes by the impe achment of Antoine to be
elected by the state senate as its president and
by the ensuing impeachment Of Kellogg to be-
come acting Governor.
Miltz il conspiring to be elected Speaker of the
House, and thereupon to have the House i'm
peach Kellogg simultaneously with Antoine,
whereby he may constltutionany seat himself in
the Executive chair. Neither co npetitor cares
so much to have impeachment carried to a finale,
since the mere preferring OF articles operates as
Q suspension of official functions
Witt conceives, it is said, that the venture
should not be made until about the close OF the
session in March, which would be too late for the
present Con gress to interfere, and he would then
set as Governor till the next Congress should as
semble, which being Democratic in the Lower
House, would not order a new election.
The ,rimary effort will be to fix the personal
composition of the Legislature, but Witt
starts in the race from the branch that deter
mines whom TO impeach first, the chances are
largely in his favor, rather than Cage.
The White League. rather than the Returning
Board, shall proclaim who are the legislators.
All this has been laid before the President to
guide HIM in his remarks on the Louisiana ques-
ton. Kellogg has declared that there is no need
of his dispatching demands for troops, when the
League, by such daily bulletins as have been re-
GENTLY published, betray the exigency for him.
He points to the retirement of LOngstreet
from the Returning Board to the end OF making
. vacancy for Democrat, as o token Of the
popular desire for harmony, and to the refusal
OF both Sandige and Arroyo to act after having
been elected by the board as members, ae demo-
ting that the opposition will not be satisfied with
Aught but wholesale return of ant-Repubcans
to the Legislature, by whom revolution more
legal in form than was that Of last September,
but for the same end, may be precipitated.
PARIS, ov.l24-The MoniteM' says Count de
Chambord is about to issue another manifesto
and has summoned the Duke de la Rochefoucauld,
Bisaccla and M. NJ. Ernaud, Bouillier and Lucien
Brun to Frohsdorf, for consultation.
The Republicans have elected their entire
ticket of 80 candidates at Boulogne.
EADRID, Nov. 24.-Gen. Lazerna has arrived at
6antander.
The Spanish painter, Fortuny. is dead.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 24.-Last evening some ladies
found the body of on aged man in Elmwood
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