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

however, that there WILL NO y JoiAAAe - AoASoO
on certain issues, in which give an!.. take will
be the order. For example, the fithful want
t. get rid of Clinton, and they w1.nt the assist
ance of the Conservatives, ami to secure this
they will assist the Conservatives in getting
rid of some other man.
Appointw ents.
kellogg yesterday m2de the following ap-
pointments under the Census act:
Hiram Smith Supervisor Fifth Ward. L.
Mscarty and A. Ducarge clerks
w. J. Moore Supervisor Seventh Ward. H.
NJ. LEROY clerk.
John Evans Supervisor Eighth Ward Vic
tor Pessou and P. Ad. Fortier clerks.
J. w. Jones Supervisor Ninth Ward. A.
Seymour and A. Pursen clerks.
Talk It sle state-House.
Aside from compromise talk, there was yes
terday ct the State House much confabuiauon
about other matters principally pertaining to
certain officials and their recent conduct and
the retribution that should follow "such pro-
ceedings."
The Crowd is divided into what may be
termed the Administration Wing and the Up
position Wing. The boss men Of both these
Wings guaranteed the impeachment Of Haw-
kins, and after his impeachment, the abolition
of his court. His course has not been at all
satisfactory, and his impeachment is generally
considered fixed.
The opposition go in for the impeachment
of Clinton, and there was in the council yes
terday considerable talk of it, but the Admin
istration Wing kick against it. Clinton is
Kelloge's man. The Administration Crowd
| in this little matter is supported by some, and
quite fair number of confiding Conserva'
tives who take Kellogg's word for it, and con.
slider Clinton pretty good sort Of man.
The opposition, however. have few facts
to present in regard to the course Of this very
holy man, that will "make him sick"
They propose to show how some of that
surplus of the appropriation of 1874 was e1
pended in suppressing report, and they
propose to show how he overcame the oppo-
sition to him ct the recent meeting Of tn
Crowd.
There is also talk about putting out som'
of the smaller fry, and if there is half tn
retribution that is promised there will b
some lively times.
The Injunction against the General Appro
priation bill, as regards that portion creating
the Board of Audit. was yesterday dissolved
Hawkins had to come to time on this. I
was a kind of sop to keep the boys quiet
Kellogg wanted it. It sort of helps down tn
compromise dose, and Hawkins was glat
that Kellogg wanted it, for he thought il
might pacify the boys, and it did bring som
over, but only few.
The board met last night and warrants
few were funded.
An appeal from the decision dissolving tn
Injunction will be taken.
Withdrawal Of Troops.
It has become serious piece of bushes
with the Radicals, this kicking against ad
justment. They were all talked to to-day il
a way that made them quite uneasy, for the
were told in caucus that perhaps, if the
didn't behave like good little boys, the mi
itary might be withdrawn from the State an
the tribe left to themselves. They are threa
ened if they dent swallow adjustment TIL
dire event may come about, and in the d
lemma they feel completely at sea. Sher
dams cavalry they have no very great affse
ton for, but yet they want them to be nea
They feel they are "handy to have in Il
house." and SO want them near.