The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-13
POLITICAL ON DIT.

G1av afternoon but dld IasS nAsn'' %
ticipated. It is thought, however, tnat ne
viii come to the front to-day, and that ne
will Immediately enter upon the work OF car
rviue his plan into practical execution oy
.,nooth;no the ruffied tempers OF those
obstreperous Republican members OF tne
Legislature.
Regarding the Speakership, there is devei-
oped disposition to throw W'itz overheard
ON tho plea that, compromisers among tne
Conservative members being in majority, as
evinced by the vote on the question during
the late caucus, such an ofhciai snould %
chosen from their ranks.
It is maintained that the acceptance OF the
mid compromise has in some manner IN
nulled the obligation expressed IN the resolu-
%;on .dopted ON tho fourth Of January, that
thew 1.-THE Conservatives) would only return to
the floor Of the House with Mr.. Wiz as
Speaker. Gen. Young, Mr.. Estilette and Mr..
q. L. Hall have been spoken Of in connection
With the position, but what villa be done it Is
impossible to Say.
The Conservative members of the Legis-
l.ture have all arrived in the city, with the
exception Of Stafford, Of St Landry, and
McAlpine, Of Vernon. They will be in to-day
it is thought.
TIE Fuuding Beard.
The Funding Board met yesterday in regu-
lar weekly session, and put through some
thing over twenty thousand dollars worth OF
bonds for the following parties
F.E. Richmond, $500.
Fsirchild l. Bingham, bonds n. O., J. and
G. N. r. R., $4,000.
J. W. Burbridge Co., Act q, 1872
326O3.
Mrs o. j. Dunn, warrants, Act 62' 1879
$500.
Arthur Oliver. N. O. and Nashville r. R.,
$4,000.
Ell. Levy, $4,000.
Henry Eamay, warrants, Act ~, 1877
$4,000.
Thos. Moyr. Floating Debt, Act 60. 1870.
$1,000.
Thos. H. Hunt, Levee Bonds, Act %, 1870.
$1,000
A. Milteobereer, Redbacks Act Feb. Is,
1866, 5000.
The Fatthful II N0u0cUs
The Faithful assembled in council yester-
day and had good talk among themselves
and to themselves.
Packard was pulled in to make few
remarks, but it is not related that Packard
said anything.
Pinchback had his say, and he came out
strong in opposition to compromise, and
advised the boys to stick together and pull
through.
Kellogg was run in from some out OF the
vay place by six men of bile hue and brawny
muscle, all of the crowd, detailed for the duty.
He made q speech, in which he related
what q good thing the compromise was, and
assured them they ought to accept it like
good boys, as it did not give the Conserva'
tives much, any way.
To prove this he gave them an idea of VIVA,
the award did allow, and was surprised to
And that it did not meet with satisfaction.
It is not stated that West was solicited te
honor the council with his presence, but ht
Was on hand prepared for the occasion with
IN address, of which he delivered himself
He was like Pinchback; he did not want any
compromise in his, and he advised sticking
and pulling through together.
The council was by no means harmonious
II was rather too lively for harmony. and
there was entirely too much shouting by ex
cited individuals.
There was nothing agreed on, the council
adjourning very much heated and very angry
until to-day
Bubble, Bubble, Toll and Trouble.
The cauldrou is boiling at the State House
and considerable froth is coming to the top
Little Saturnine rings, one within another
have been forming from the steam, and it i
exceedingly difficult to say who as yet form
the inside one.
The developments last night show conclu
sively that the faithful" are out and on
against tho conn promise movement, and the
do not come down as Kellogg thought the
would.
The Republican State Executive Commute
yesterday had hot session, and from abou
2o'clock until they had it over adjustment
judging from the heated countensnces of tn
members, and it has leaked out that SIC
minority only we're in favor Of carrying on
the movement. Threats were made, but
NO avail, and the crowd separated withor
acting.
The Speakership I asst Night.
There have been many surmises over tn
question Of Speakership and quite numbt
Of names have been reported as candidate
49,
formed, it is stated, against Hahn, as he rep
resents the utra-Radicals, and KELLOGG
exertipg his influence against Wilt as
representative non-compromiser. and it VI
quite generally believed that Kellogg woul
exert all his strength to secure the posit;o
for Gen. Young. who took such an active pa
in the Conservative Caucus in bringing abo,