New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03
MISGOVERNED LOUISIANA.
NORTHERN ORGANS TOO HAsTY IN THEIR
VERDICTS.

NORTHERN ORGANS TOO HASTY IN THEIR
VERDICTS.
THE GENUINENEsS OF THE CAPTURED CORRESPOND
ENCE ACKNOWLEDGED BY GOV. KELLOGG-HE
SAYS THE FEES WERE FOR LEGAL SERVICES
ONLY, AND DID NOT INFLUENCE CoNGREssMEN
IN THEIR REPRESENTATIVE CAPACITY - THE
SUMS NOT AS GREAT AS WAS DEMANDED -
GOOD FIELD FOR AN INVESTIGATING CON-
MITTEE.
NEW-ORLEANs, Oct. 2.--The Northern journals
which deny the authenticity of the letters OF Gen.
Butler Senator Carpenter, VIM. Z. Chandler, and
others, captured in Gov. Kelogg's office and pub
lished in The TRIBUNE, did not wait to get their cue
from the person to whom the letters were addressed
Gov. Kellogg does not deny, on the contrary ne ac
knowledges that the letters as published, were writ
ten him by the gentlemen whose signatures they
bear and his only defense is that the fees paid them
were for legal services, that the money thus paid
did MT influence their action as congressman, and
that they dId not get as much as they demanded.
Prominent Republicans and q few Conservatives in
this city have long known that an immense amount
of money was used in sustaining the Kellogg Gov-
eminent before Congress- and it is believed that an
investigation by committee authorized to send for
persons and papers would lead to developments as
startling as those attending the Credit Mobilier
inquiry.
GOOD RESULTS OF THE PENN MOVEMENT.
AN IMPETUS GIVEN TO IMPLICATION MOVEMENTS
THE COLORED PEOPLE DIsABUsED OF ERRoNE-
Gus IDEAS ABOUT THE CONsERvATIvEs-THE
TERRE BONNIE PLAN TO BE TRIED IN MUNICIPAL
NOMINATIONS IN NEw-ORLEANS-ITS SUPPORT
BY LEADING CONSERVATIVES AND REPUBLICANS
-PINCHBACHs ORGAN on THE USE OF FEDERAL
TROOPS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Gone of the best results of
the late revolution is the impetus given to move
ments looking to better understanding, politically.
between the white and co0red races. The Terre
Bonnie plan, which involves peoples ticket giving
each race fair share of candidates. seems to be
growing in favor in every parish. This is due to the
fact that by the affairs OF the 14th OF
September. the cOlored people were disabused
of the idea that the whites bear them
ill-wll, and contemplate an infringement OF
their rights and at the same time were convinced
that the carpet-baggers whom they have placed IN
Office are lacking alike in pluck and real friendship
for the negro race The Terre Bonnie plan is to be
tried in this city in making nominations for munich
pal offices to be voted for at the November election
1t meets with the approval OF Lieut-GOv Penn
and other prominent Conservatives, including
many business men. and of p. g. Deslonde,
Gov KelOggs Secretary of State; W. q. Brown,
Gov. KellOggs Superintendent OF Education; Is. L.
Jaubert, Aristide Marie, and other wealthy and
influential colored Republicans. These gentlemen
will throw their influence in favor of unifcaton OF
races in politics. and if necessary, will hold con-
vention in opposition to the straghtout Democratic
and Radical Republican nominating bodies
The Louisianan. owned by Senator" Pinchback,
known to be his srgan, and edited by coored man,
has this to say about Marshal Packard and the use
al
Marshal Packard in a communication to Gen.
Emory denies that he ever used United States
troops for politica purposes. and Gen. Emory says
he could not if he would. That is just exactly what
we told the colored men in the late Convention,
when the demagogues Of that body urged as q
reason for his retention as Chairman OF the Commit
tee that ne could get and use United States troops.
We hope our people will not be deceived again by
such foolish impositiOns.
SUPERVISORS OF REGISTRATION REMOVED.