, 1875-02-26

latest Ttinse Of TITO Compromise
Movement Another I:jcctn,cnt
TALKED bf-rcmpcr OF tho New t3r-
lcnna Newspapers nna Merchants.
.Srte1a! Dsstat.h 10 Tie Chfeaes Tribune.
WASHINGTON, .. O.. Feb. 25-D1spitcI,ea
have been received hero tonight from Ra1 Or.
leans which etato that tho Antoine negroes In
the Kellogg Legislature arc unwilling to accept
the Wheeler compromise, aud will no: vlcate
their seata ~ required. Tho plan Of tho com.
promise leaders ia that tho Conservative nb-
sentees shalt return TO Tho Legislature. und,
uniting with ccrta,n Kellogg men, eject by un-
setting the members NhoRe rejection tho COM
proniEe demands.
ACCEPTANCE or TEE coMrnon1sg.
WasnsSdroX, D, T., Feb 25.-alessrs. Durke,
Zaeta,ie: and II. Leepard. the coInmittee
,spseasnting ,%. X..d ths coaservs'rs GonyentIon
hAvo Addressed to The Select Committee On
Louisiana Anairs letter Informing them that
tue Conservative cau:us has sccanscd tho r1sn
for tho Be.tteEen. sos eSiatiu- difficulties IN
ton, subject to two conditions: nrat. iha. the
members OF the Committee addressed Bia1l act
~ arbitrators; second, tlsere shall be al cxtr4
session Of tic Qanetal Assembly Of Lousisua
TO giro practiczl effect to the srarl whon made,
and to consider and pass upon certain
reform mcasutcs absolutely esseutial to tho
peace and property Of the State III aunonnc.
ing acceptance, tley state that It is given und"t
protest ard thst they bare been reuetantl7
forced 10 tho coneluaioa that no other terms
could bo obtained.
7IK FxKL1sa r. SEE ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEsFs. Feb. 25.--An effort In the Con-
servatige ca,1cus to Ieoonsitiet tho vote Of yeo-
taljel. speaker Wilt4 entered protest against
the CONSERVATIVES returning to tha Hall of the
Htuae, from which they wero driven by hostllo
bayone.s, until they can do 80 without
Abuus thlrty members AfterrRrds siyued
Willis protest, ADOPTING liz sediments.
Petitions for and sga'nnt the A3opiion OF the
Wheeler co1npratn!ac have been IN circulation
amonE Tho baniress man Of tho city dnring tue
day. and hare received very n':merous signa-
turcs. Nkay cation factoFs AID ot4efa inter-
eEtc1 In st1rle products niened call for meet
ing to socsrow nfxht, 10 protest Ag.nst tho adop-
kieo OF tho Wheeler rropo*ttfon. TN tto other
hand, !srgo numbers Of wholesale and ro!ail
pork -.-...
Ihe majority OF tho newspapers favor adtnst-
meat. Tno Times sarst "Thera II marked
change in popular feeling IN favor Of tho
Wheeler adjuattnoat among conetfsativo prop
nftr-holdera and business uarn. Everything In
cicates that KcilogS h.s cofne 60 ehe front With
strength in tho iauks os his sduesents."
The Bee asku The Ccn>ervst,ye ca!icus to re-
consider their decision willie thtfa Ia yet tiHs,
ind fa7s their action yesseslaJ vas doplorable
u7ha,isrsoa.
Tho Ficayune enys: "To believe that \ yast
majority Of the ro!lec.ing ceorle Of this city ar
ptove OF the action of Tic conservative carcus,
and Ho Ase glad to lcsrn tha. = movement Ia Oh
foot to giro tntel'igItlo expression to this fact.
Tho HuNettn calta npon every mkn who shoul-
drrnd gun Tn tho llth CT 6eptAtobor to como
forward tomorrow evening, aud give hi9 opinion
Of compromise.
Tho Republican says Of tho compromise I:
'sTho basis OF tho arrangement Ia QUO
that will bo sttiafscsosY to moderate
mon, Republican or Democrat. 1t follows that
Gov. Kellogg will no 1ouger be considered ~ \
,aurpos, but his authority bs recognized. and liz
recetya the support neersaary to carry out tho
reform meAsures proposed"