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New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
THE NEw-ORLEANs OUTRAGE APPROVED
BY THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

rHp PRESIDENTS MESSAGE A TRIUMPHANT YINDI-
CATION OF HIS ACTIONs-THE EXPRESSION OF
CONFIDENCE ~ GEN. sHERIDAN's INTEGRITY
AND PATRIoTIsM
TOPEKA Kan, Jan. 24.-The following reso-
iutions we're passed by House Yesterday By Vot3
OF ss 10 &C. the debate lasting from Friday evening until
/ a. N. yesterday:
;hereas The Legislature OF the State Of Louisiana a.
its recent Convention and while engaged IN orderly
and lawful process ~ organizing, was invaded nv moo
hgh violently interrupted its proceeding preVenl ed
is and fOrcDly took possession OF us nan
and - ,-,-,-.-. A.. H.
po ppes 10 the Governor Of tue state Tor protection
and a., .--..,,...,, .o.,.o,d %
od rr1nr.t for the assistance or the
military force OF tine states there present under
reqGsItiOu upon the PRESIDENT ia rem
id LEGISLATURE IN peaceful possession OF It's ha
an mat N could oulpcto ts legal organizations ana
Bher,ns The right Of u Legislature 10 assenble ana
neoc,ably perfect ts organization safe from violence Is
fundamental right OF all legislative DOCes al al Sou
,Shateyer cost; Therefore, be II resolved.
tb president the United states Ia relation 10 the con-
dou OF affairs Louisiana as able, far ana cOnylnc
tny and a. con aiming triumphant Yindlcaton Of Ms
official action 10 the premises. .. s s,o..o g., ,ha
S.eona. That We nave the highest ccnnuence IN tho
var ntrioIisin ana Integrity OF Liout Gen. Sleridh;
nd he can DEPEND upon the support OF the loyal
neopa OF his nation the performance OF hs Duties ln
nuhol ng the CODstiIutiOn aud laws OF the cOIuEE.
Ihfrd That the secretary or stare o. W
sena comics OF these resolutions to the PRESIDENT OF the
limited States 10 Laut-ten. Sheridan ana W oE ooHs
tors and Representatives. in Congress
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
GEN. MERRILL DENOUNCED BY NORTHERN
RESIDENTS.
A CARD FROM SHREVEPORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or LAwLEssNEss IN AND ABOUT THE ciEY A
BAsELgSS Observation-Disclosures RELATION
-. r,r. r.ua d.. L-c.l-.L- Wy EnIrN.IIY-

A CARD FROM SHREVEPORT MERCHANTs-HlsIOKY
OF LAwLEssNEss IN AND ABOUT THE cIEY A
BAsELgSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RELATION
or Tue TWO RAGS UNUSUALLY FRIENDLY.
SHREVEPORT Jan. 23.-We the undersigned
lxxprrssiDe astOnIsntnent statements made 10y Gen.
Mrirlt Otners, represent ting this coum1ny III a
CONDITION Of anarchy and s peOpe awless and defiant
stating that hs vicinity there are not less than $50
pOIucIi criminals mat freshmen are systonIatcaiif
and cheated OF their earning, and tIat 300
have driven from their homes 10 penurY We most
misrrpreseuLatiOus aud aDsurIlg false. Tiers u 10
lawlessnrss here Lor IN tnls Ycinuy that nHs
come TO Knowledge. Tho ou!y disorder
that we have known was MADE by tuls military
sauderer lust before election sending bis soldiers
lAiaing county Grresting unreslSng citZens
Tor giaary oenses, Who have not been hrd Tor TRIAL
because tbere no evidence OF guuL III ordinary
vigorously punished Dy our present Jud
cia authority through no taut 0t tne l1tehSeht
ana ylrtuJus part p the community VINO nave had no
voice in their selection. II any tenantrY nave been
elected iG has been 10 sn II eXlent aud mostly II not
aitOcctner the vaganOudS ana Vicious. II there Oe any
cOlUred Drople lt IA IN no sense
rou want reuuncrailYe employ nent Inc redtou Oi
the tgO .f ualy friendly, arising dOuhtiess
from tae recent election many cc4oFed
men voted win Taxpayers ,he COnserVauVe Icket
We think gOOd order here quite renaI kable Wneu
we parish officials aud represeU tatVes
VINO were elected Dy 60e majority ID as orderly an eec
cheated or their by the present run2 dynasty
and Az only ad tnAt the statements referred 10 are 80
uutrageousy false and grOun1ess that tuey cOdd Only
nave originated IN crazv brain aud poorly cOnccaIeu
malice . Is otecrs, Cot. v" Ou9 q A'1"
L. L. Dennis, cotton buyer. RhOde Island
T. !. Howard, cotton buyer, Connecticut.
g. w. Burt, merchant. Iowa.
T. IL. Crosby, New York.
ID II. Slapey, planter Nav YORK
A f. Wright, planter, Ohio.
Frank LdNls. boot snd shoe dealer, Boston
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c0us

admits will have 10 take plccc nSst
afterward is not an honest one in this case. Je~
Senate knows by report made to ii in the last Cos'
Qress by Morton's Committee. and sustained by Q
large majority Of the Jpublicans. who will new be
called npon 10 vote on Pinchbacks case tiot he has
no vaIId claim to q seat: and the fact that that
knowledge bas not been brought Ofsicially home to
Senators during the present Congress- cannot excuse
those who were then here for ignoring It,
Every ono who voted for Carpenters New
Election bill in 1873 said to the country by that
act that neither Kellogg nor the Legislature which
chose pincbback was legally elected. Otherwise
they voted for unconstitutional bill for the pur-
pose Of overturning legally organized State Govern
ment IL is expected that she Democrats will resert
TO every in their power to prevent the atmis
sion Of Pinchbsck, and that the Republican vote
Will not be altogether solid in his favor.
TEE KELLOGG GOVERNMENT TO DE RECOGNHED By
JOINT RESOLUTION.
GENERAL PRE3s DIsPATcHl
Itis said by one of tho most prominent Republican
Senators that during the present week JOINT reso
luton will be introduced recognizing the Kellogg
Government. irrespective of Pinchbaek's admission
as q Senator from Louisiana. aud that a military
Governor for Louisiana, or any other Southern
State, as some have privately suggested Is out OF
the question. Gen. Sheridan Will ROMAN at New
Orleans without limit as to time
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
GENTS AMBITION AND LOUEllNA.

ppFCrpFxr INTENTIONALLY ESTABLISHED OF
ARMY INTERFERENCE WITH LKGisLArUREs-THE
THIRD Tern TO BIZ GAINED By 0vERAWING THR
ELECTORAL COLLEGES
rome Editor Of The Trtbnne.
SIR: There is a view Of the LOUISIANA out
rale which hnv' not seon expressed Ihe dispersion
Of gi-lture ny force, the subordihaton OF the cIF
10 the military authority the interference oy tile EXecu
i've IN tho orlalZ Of legislative body the en-
trance OF the army OF the Uait3d states into state 30
pro,ect 10 against domestic violence In rho teetn
- tho Constitution all these things make
,,ecedo,ts which must be dsavOwed, or IN
t,oe tLev VIII make Law. Uufortunateiy tue
history Of the last few years Is not without p"rai
lois and the CommauderlnChief has been sWu 10 ~
,erpose Federal troops keep the peace and prevent
hoodshed on every pretex IN all the southern 7''es
Rnt This pagtcuar precedent. al tns Particular uhe i
dl,herate advised and w.N cOusid red II IS meant 10
be a preo dent. -
II is meant 70 pronounce and establish the "a"
tho, IN a.nute1 elections the army shall attend a.
n,sse 10 preserve order and TO see frir pinB
If. intended that whenever any elections sinai nave
heen carried by intimidation ~ voters then the army
sho be- on hand 10 that justice j; DONE ana 70
intend d that whenever the Admiustrlion party loses
on election iD the South lt shiu In every Huh Vas'
charged mat II has been los by fraud I0rae' anu
,tOn aud that the army snail un~eat al t-i-uus III
iag ~ be elected bY such means anu seat ln"S' uia
drnrived Of their eec cuOn. ... ,,
TIL precedent ls for hereafter. and th' iihe anu
place Ni b- when anF oou-hein 7'"'o ~'''"iF'' ~
against tue TIlrd Term. ,.. ,...,
cne IA batc III the senate and the course 0f the fI'
denr emOnstrata the fact that there has nteh
tion ,nd An ayree,nrnt AMI cUu"eU OF aclph ~ h@la @
hren aprrpd thnl there Il immrent danger oi tlr "I
m poqger going ont IN 1876; tnat ifIhe 7onbern 'a -
are alioWel 10 vote freely THIS danger Dtcoibes -
tatutv tuat the country must he aruu eu 10 'hc PiV
bilIty the Rcbcs and thfir AIMS a. H., min
take pos,essiun al Governments, ana me puoio I
maj e excited with III Od war fever snnnle-,y 10
il.ufy the plnvuent Ot force 20 deItat tHo - ,i
Jytsr Grua silent eges - again the m"hlm a" Ia Ia
wchgard rhsn, Wicu the election Oi la'b c''L %
t,. ,,,,s. az tb. = ,heru vote j. caSt Tor tue a'N
candidate ths army VIII ni"fp"S'' ''
Il ct from Electoral Colleges al tho@t ~ IT,,
cation and seat thusc prepared TO vote fDt "Iiut.
LOUISIANA means the Tuird Term; ana II mean ~ %
TnIra Term secured by force. foart-s We "i 49, %
cOusedueuce.-his character and career prov -, -.
VIII carry out the programme he DaS iail % uonn ~ -,
hitu-,if aud he will maze those around Llu 9unm'
Ann and obey. Ho is their Onlg nope. he hHo"7 ~
The electiJns " 1874 made him necessity 'hi ~ w.
| Ttlr them a. rltAlcsslV a. be- rules Lluis!aha'
| RfrhAnOnd, Va, Jan. Is. 1875. H. l. O.
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AMgRMAS-ou Pi.y Maria, dnagtt' Of 'hs ae Pete
Anermsu, sse- - -. -. , .., d, a., 49,, =, A..
house VI her rolh RLsd Amerman No. o2o esreha'e' -
Tussisy 26sb iD.t AZ l. = o'clock
ANDaE" SOn the ga inst " as '',aea-s' No. IS' FSs''
Lor.s Ap!ff ~ n' y 10 stsl "a funeral m The Pre.by
.enas Cauich EfuV ooiaer eeo-Is~ tl' aAJ HoD4aI
25th nst, a 2 o'clock .. Il.
AyseILs.ura.y morning 3 James Knight Ofw.lNrL
yn.rl er1ees at hs rseIs srsaahci Dr. JAmss
% tresp~o Cs@sterJ F. Ids iAlay ..v
BArTBY-on Fifth d,7 Jnl,v uirss MONTH le7' a,
Tas rsates hrDds fanny respc & u"d % aterS
sslDss s1f ,esI5'. MI ION on Mondsy Second di 25s
cooIDGEAt OIfor Bnsano = 1s7j of.na,nutoS Of
.Ss .IS '-.a e.usaor Of sse lave lear Byo. ofr5s M
DoYLE-Ai late residence 40 We. rt arb 81 op sa.t.,
p. vi take place RON the cturcb of g. Mhssl n rv,eeea
q. .pd SGth.sye "Wednesday nonug 27f Q Al u eoc, h.
friends are re'Pcay laisi % " '''A' "'A'
FTRLD-on SUNDAY 24tS inst saer lingering hse" 10.
Fled. eldest sol Of So - Ao'e' F s'
Faosra be held cal'a cA9h E'orh'ys .ss
,tsns1 e. s.ga,. Of ..' F iil - LsIp.i.na1e .. ~
Washington and NesL-rea p.Ies' plea = oopJ-
FOX MARI PoI 'se3 10 year, 'qa Ton'h' he '''
Faacf VII place Aoals Jan 25 " oo from the 80
Of sr p'rsH No: ao S It, Len ' ~ '1I ~ %. '''
gow LRRAt Peek Kill Y ca Fuc' Jan. % Dlvl Foser ,se<
and cod, are respectfully invited
, lats Pes.A, Moal-s 10Th aL ~ JciYei
Elizabeth. J. SATURDAY. EbJ
OF scae tro.cBs Liant d-ussss Jo-R bsse ui ssa
agedI NO 10
su fR4s invited sited ue furea I'm
tfp rnc- pife-u Nl-I zlnrt on IT. Jal! SsA
cOCA L4l leave ivet V Lvcf1 a. ~ 4V"" "N'
l4:l5 ID.
GlLPIN-ou Pudar Ja % Elbeh NJ WioE Of b' late s'"'''
Rtst and lend, srr invited ,ad the fnsr' services At As
boa. Chuca, fw,Itc4t I'D FesA-'e % 1~~-I'
jar. % al ii ocoes u ~
HALL-A Ruberh j. FrdaV, Jsn = - -. q, -" = -
Mr. Mar Ana hsi, 4eic o. zap" ''@ ' ~
So I ,se ueee .t residence o. ssr d'agatsT NJ - Helen lar
| IIi ~ G4S %, co. " ma - - - " %
-, rurniag feaaOFcs iEc 'b's4 70 ''e-A
,tNn, d,s glt Jan. b % No = his' sem % rst,
Ns,y .bolh Lldry, vGes --as-sf " "e'' N1 A@e1 '-s
| of Satst souih Ai.cL -. ...... ,,. -, 4, - -
Avenue Cbulrh cr-r Of Ne1' s'on- - a.s
| a,,h.sv. TUESDAY Afternoon, Al 5 O'clock
A nj. fealeuo IA Abraham Maze The 5li
| Of uis age
/ souce Of lBneTAi hereafter
ppRrRyIn o~n Of phea 7ts o Janaarv
Of tnr ATE hs' H. = FrftSy % f'uu" A-os
4 OB years, nOHt and ~ days
PRICEOu tue 22d nst Mara r. iAazsr Of Elwsrd sad Mo
Psasr o. Tussday 2sh from She resiaescs y A
br,egn4~ joan BenaalE uaye a. HacAensacs J. lf-a
1 leave fOot Chsnbefsst at v m
rATg-Ou SUNDAY morning "a 1878 Il b, resieaa No. IL
| Pto.Pectpsc Broosvu, hLliam Late, Agos o.
| Notice Of funeral 10 morrow
VAN vLRCK-at Rome Y wcdesisg Jan 20 John p Va
| VcoA, II the J7h Oi
Puur service Pnday The xen
| b0os ior lnierm NJ
| and C-t--,lue wsrays. sgrd l monta "a i0aa,A
RelaIsss are oaY iHVssd ssod innsAl ton
dsuoe pifens H' T3 sgdah.sL. BfouAl ~ r.3s.s
JAl. ~ a. - L u
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TuF WORK OF THE COMMITTEE BEGUN.

THE WORK OF The COMMlllEE BEGCN.
NO NEw DEYELOPMENT5-THE CONSERVATIVE LEGIs-
LATORs REQUEST THE COMMITTEE TO ACT AS
ARBrTRATO2s OF THE LAST ELECTION.
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 24.-The Congressional
Investigation yesterday was con1aed TO the action o.
The Returning Board There no new Developments
The Conservative caucus adopted the following which
was read IN the Congressional Committee, and accepted
by the Chairman to be takel under consideration;
RESOLVED By this House caucus. composed OF the Con-
seryatiye members returned by the Returning Board,
ana those claiming have been undoubtedly elected
but efrauded Board that desiring IA the
of our a State ~ have solution of our political
troubles and relying the integrity and fairness OF
rho our gentlemen members or the COnXressiondl Com
mittee now IN New Orleans and Ia advance OK any i-
yestigAtou their part, we, as oodY, nerepy ask
them II the task not considered too onerons 10 tAAe
the returns OF 1874 together with all fair ana relevant
s,nony and upon such returns and evidence declare
what members OF the Legislature we're elected
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LATEST SHIP -NET5.
For other Shtp N,,rs 81. Third Pager

Steamship wyaaoke Coach Eicbno' CT, Post Sotos "a
ING Alec oi B,n1e nou.i. ner,, TrlIo n ia ais
scr rbp weyergang ,Ger vr.aerhsas' M"ss' Bay Csn.
schr VIE Pm'e Gaors-,owr G. "A d.Ts VIII naval stores
Sehr How.l william. " Nanwii- b. AK nina Va
s,i, .,, M. for Antwerp w.. ssb.i o. 8 W SPIT bu. 70
wisD-sansS mod,Ta ME. r'nipg
MEMORANDA.
jan chr sn r. Ss'g', rom s'sT r''', 81. ,.:
v IN At ia, n.si 81 o m Ssr S.sort
80; ossoGk o' yea . s Pals.
ae sane Do rrpp'tei si ssAer Co. 10
citing un-l s weather moaer4'e' "ad v b. 'h Sss',
oa1lSn Jan 29-Tb. Of the ssmslO rg, ..A
FoRIIGN FORTS.
orRESsTawH J-n o.. Thr 4sG shD 'fg Antwerp
for NtsIo u. lrnve4 a. Il sd .l1eqp pnHT
nASSE Ja ihe G,neri Transatlantic nyys s,easSA,
s. L-ul,a from NtFioS J'D 10 ,ryei h,re -. az. TIL ~
LoSO's '-n , 1 JS w. R Gr,Ss 10 i' ilar'~ = Rosa
G. e,5e tn.4u re hoef j. tls BIS alaU Ev'n' rr'
nr1~. Ana oit % the - ~: BE ,s,ses
prsa. etso ca sia., D. Tom 4. sd >b.uo-- b.s
ir. out Fa e. sobe Cataua, Mr.. ana, 20
"a rutoq. 4.le A-O-iO NOe'4 Copsr-e' Uos. d'yp .A
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAX Jan rs -Oads' SHIP Issenii,. Rom BIar
CsInrxsros 2i.-Arnvcd .chr n. stei.ou ho- Bos~
F9rrrss MONROE Jan 2,-Pas,sd IL Bsunor
BON r-'4 s'aD-an - ko Sa.efa ,s ''st't.
- N,p.Ine r.- 40 ,fae.-o sch hstc - .uk o1 ,4h
C-iOn.. on ruf''h ana Ffarss i"T Cis eo--
,,ss . 90. M r a. fgDt le ~ @ o TT,cr ,fa 5 cfs
P9IADslPlA Jan 23-Ci,arr s;s.m,5g W,ooos. Ot ss
vann4A POM fr NeT-isA 'srn" a- ting P'V aeeI
N.rngn al nOTu ron 10 sst
sehps r'Vuesf ho- "4.a--a - - s-d f-o''- f'a
sSTSsSAm Jan 24l,d .;eamsp sasc,.. Datnur~
'uip Yf'sr Ss.. f, oN % P Jos an n ,ar r-rgoeI,
bsrAs trace h. C,nu H-vei .eenh osLer DraOa,
gatAnnue hs.taof-e of i.'.po,l IN, ,o 1 n' o. IA
PaHAdepsA - ia hr 1arD,r s-r ha"l Dsrt.e
II = 49, ir," im,.c,c = T., ...,e. ,es.s.a., .. -. X -
N.l.fuu ri A..
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The STATE or TRADE
nAyAEA wEtkLY NA werS

Jan. 2S'n Dersn .eive M res her1 1vfsred
owing gpd srshrn ci 1ssnnai; sts N sS~
IIsyans Massas. 1JO'O bors sd p 900 hhiA 70
cpis p cOOb,tc. 200 ho. faodd cfr-f us
week. 1000 hoI.s sud 36D hd inaasy1 SUI %
the hhs tho Uuit,d hassses sd erm hpc
9 . rrsl, y E-oh Bee n. f.OGsii - 81 rogr tl-21S
Iam---Am~uctu St,srrur- SO f8il 70 y br-A
n S3S 30 Poe mat Pc'atpeA
5000 Is y blL T.lnw So y q1fsL Nsr-feov. 80
Lumber a. th"" - rAi; Boz 9aJf ~as gshaf
- gjaSj jb god Hoops Ca - csdiHg e N
y,nA for Stste. y susa ssh 20; hhL ~
kussr S. 81 25 p hhL Mosssr. - - =; Fsms,ss
nj tBsrib
the hnd Of Sugsr 81 2Jc34 JO thL oi solsS
= Ina
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

nected being the great suberrsnean tunnel from the
Grand Central Depot In NewYork the Hslem River.
BALTIMORE. Jan. A.-William II. Gobright,
who has been for the past years Chief Clerk the
Clerks Office OF The Circuit Court this city. died last
night The deceased, who was 50 years DID, was for
long time connected with the weekly press OF Balti
more beng attached to the editorial staff OF Ths Sunday
Telegram fog five years He enjoy ed the fullest conf
ospce and esteem or the community.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
z SENATE cAucus vrws on INrERNAL IMPROVE
nr rELEGnAPH TO TIE rRrD1NE.l !

The caucus OF Republican Senators in session at
the Capitol yesterday spent its time in a discussion
Of the transportation question and considering the
Colorado Enabling bill. On the latter question
there was found to be great diversity Of opinion.
But in regard to the subject of cheap
transportation the Senators generally agreed
that it would be unwise to make any largo ap2ro-
priations except for the improvement of the DOuth
of the Mississippi River. by the construction of
jottics. as recommended b. tie special Commission
in their late report.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

BosToS, Jan. 2i.-The funeral of the late
Charles X Fox tooE place al Cambudgeport ths ater
NOON from this residence his brother large huhper
OF the dramatic profession present Fnra upules
Tyrrs r0u-ulcl % among them Biruum-ui tour teet u.
nth frindie !rrm the members Of %. l. fJf /.
HuInp, Drmp-y troupe. Tho BODY ~a' 4vp''''o~ ~
Acuat AgJgra.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
TIE WESTERN SUFFERERS.
THE DOLLAR SUBSCRIPTION.
WHERE TO LAY UP TREASURE.

TO ths Edttor or Ths TrtbuHs.
SIR: My wife and I-Roman Catholic and Uni
versalist-dnd religions sufficiently in harmony
to inclose you s. bill for Kansas II one two in
this little town, that l could name. would do as
much in proportion to their income. what a treasure
they would lay up where neither moth nor rust
doth corrupt" Yours, J. CHALMERS.
ProrideHee, r. T., Jan q, 1875
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Of true and pure genius. whose moral nature al
lied that genius to patient work for the practical
good Of his fellow creatures He will be mourned
In the present as the magical romancer who called
up Hypatia the beautiful, and the tender poet who
Hhe Of The Sands o. Dee."
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

/. J'n. 2Srhe nart o. PHn' g az sisosef
dur ne Llr oast y. price snd
noving reported u ~ sO hreN ree
merKet seady. with bom 1it0S " stanast
81 square, 3O iIrsi s <ffi' @e sot ~ o'sA
61sc baViB. been RI sell
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
IDLE LOOMS TO BE sEr AT WORK.

LOWELL, Mass. Jan. 24.-The Appleton
Manufacturing Company will tomorrow start 80 looms
Viii n have been idlo for 10 week., and VIII employ 10
itional operatives FOR the balance OF the "lheI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

Harper's M0gasine. Weekly, and BdEdr' Just
,.ncd in bound volumes for the past year mako an
uraazg mae cf interesting and often valuable current
Hsraturo. Ths politics are equally am'siDs but not
aleay, So valunne Whoever buTs however. - sure 70
,et tae WORTH ut hs uoneY,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
evsRgnEyr WEATHER REPoGE
WAR DEpARrS Esr,
0Pro. ov THE CHIEF sTGsAL Oyyfcgs.
FAsBrsGros.o. C.. Monday. Jan. d. 1910 i D. M

FAsBIsGros.o. C.. Monday Jan. 25 1910 i "a. -
gynossts ES he DaSf frrrtvfoW ho"rs
The diminishe.s pressure. which OF Saturday
night eVrended from Lake superior TO Hlluos' hss
moved eaNwsrd 10 k-NYCfk aBd Ne" EIsMnos ..
DEVELOPED into q scveru sn,w and rainsiorn. -
tiogdy Gather. with spox or rain. j. now prevase
nem Lake NHron and OntarP eastward over nCv 49,! "a.
sisad Verv yeneialr clear wxifher ia th robs'nlss
a's1ots' witr Bortb or west winds shd ia'h"s so~
Ihe AissAsipcS R'rer ~ nd beIo< 81 Lonis hm coa
slightly risen.
ProbopS,h>a
DuN.Yg Monday ~ tbe Sotssn Ailantif nnn bS1t S"n
States hgn bare iOw9r temnersffyc fhsa 90 sst-
day nortIwest nrthcaet ~.uds, and 1ctr OF garuy
clcuay weather. " D. Iypga.. 81. -
For ths West Gnlf frates Terue-see, arst .Go O1ts
.lley 1i1ts followed ~ falling brom'ter. seuersn
l,Wcr feu,,priufc than sun In aud eR sypiIhy
cloudr weather. with BC-fh 70 e9a mhis lEHS INV
srcon but shifriGR to % 4 haas lh Sic Two liss
In he up.p.. lake regIf2 faRhFr pafoibetef .slhsx
wnds yeerinE norm shd sas sGsf gen
ers lly ear weather. .,. - A.
IN me Mldde states 1nd Ls,s' tIte r'Js7n '1sD sa
rometer Giling koperdtsrr hStss HortS or ges,
ami earring 'oeaih7 phSh c,n'''''''s W
grGdnally tztens' '-us.toora Fs-eEsgto-A
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p4SSENG ELS ARRIVEp.

From sAvASNAII-Es sSTnS'tD Ger barres J'n 49, "
Fro,t Jane o. and wife Mrs aud snt riin1
Weaver M.ss Ryaa y Mason. Marcos. s. Geis ban -
HAa-y
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
LOrIsIANA,s FATE DISCUsSED.
LOCISlANAS FATE DISCUSSED.
FuE REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUs-TALK OF
REAANDING LOUISIANA TO A TERRITORIAL CON
DuION-No PLAN YET DECIDED UPON BY TIE
gRH.TR CATCT'g
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCH.l


SENATE CAUCUS
[GESERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-The RepUb lean Senators
held caucus yesterday, which continued for sew
eral hours. The chief topic of discussion was the
condition Of the South. but there being conflicting
views no result was reached. The caucus Instead
Cf giving expression to their views on the Louisiana
question agreed to await the action Of the Committee
on Privileges aud Elections the Pincbback
credentials and will therefore, be governed in the
Senate by the Committees report. some of the
Senators saw no escape from the present difficulties
la that State except by remanding it to territorial
condition. 81 this means they could avoid the
complications growing out of the Official rec
Ognition Of the Kellogg Government, aud open
way by which order may eventually be
restored. Others thOnght that a stronger hand
ought to DO stretched toward several of the
Southern States. otherwise there might be anarchy.
There were opinions different from these expressed
by the more conservative. All seemed TO cOmpre-
hend the difficulties of the situation, but there was
no distinctive plan formally presented AZ measure
of relief
THE SENATE CAUCUS VIEWS on INTERNAL IMPROVE
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

ERwNAN-sITH-On The lib last It lie rader-, Of 'h' BRIDES
h-r Jac.sou D. eT T. g. ii ,rat. o.r u oS
PIv- hurh Robe.t MvIlL N,g1-a A .as-tSr Vi a
h. Snlth, esg.
All NOhce, Of HGr7ayes mast be IHdors.d giEs fAl9
sGns and addfess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16
As Good rs New,

The above expression L peculiarly appli cable 10
the individual whose system has been renovated
by Hostetter's Stomach Bitten. II any man or wo-
man in this community has friend suffering from
the various PanCS which Indigestion, nervous dis
cas-, weak back OF kidney trouble can inaict, the
most rational advice hs or she can give s-"Procure
the BIttera Al once, and use them regularly" II
this advice Is Needed We RuaranIre that in short
time the invalid will feel "as gUJl Us new" NJ
marked and ~ rapid will h. the change tur the bet
ter wrought by this peerless inyigoraHt, nuTyinr
aud diurur. II not only r'-tsiAhlisht, digestion
aud stimulates the organs VI urinatinn into health
iul activity, hut eGpElN by the natural outlets ui
The bOdy lhu,r aCTid element. In the ,ecTrtions
which, WHEN absorbed inlu the hlsi, produce rhcu
malislI.. gout and neuralgia. Moreover, It, gentle
though rlltctual action admirably l- II luf the Use
NJ female, In delicate hrllth, who require u lrhir
,Iimulaui and curative r.LAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16

THE Cleveland Democrats, in choosing
their delegates to the State Convention
anil in framing Il declaration Of princi.
piles, were between two hres,-on one side,
tie demands Of the workingncn for ga
lores Of paper.money, and, on the other
side, their. own convictions Of policy.
Policy carried the day, and they put in a
clause calling ;or a plan Of specie re-
sumption which should be steady, but at
the same time 20 cautious as not to dis.
turb business interests. This declaration
though sweetened with an ingredient Of
caution, means something in the dircc.
tiOn Of hard money,-something which
must sorely nillic! and distress the Cincin.
natl Enquirer to understand how, in the
very face Of It's initiation teachings, Ohio
Democrats can entertain such Republican
heretical doctrines.