New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

au extensive revival Of the old hostility against
Third That the pretended wilt, organization OF the
HOuse Of on M pe that
u was conspiracy TO revoiutionise our en'io o'"''
Fourm: We desire to submit evidence upon political
assassnatons and murders prescription IN Ntad
and other public places and the Uoints
made by council OF the other side, we viii show 81
the intimidation complained OF by the Uo,se s
States military In fact only that fear whch tne
ties guilty OF completely in the msssacres OF Cosh
s1sn compsy fes Sf the Service Of legal
their arrest which warrants could only be the
ss4y IN drce. q the the ssas
TO show by extracts from fes OF the WhIte Lestuo
sassinaon and murder Of Republicans as well as rots
armed revolution aud armed resistance 70 'ho oni'eu
States.
POINTS SUBMITTED BY THE CONSERVATIVES.
First That the election Of 1874 was free ana iar ns
atve party, and that the Conserystye: carried the
proeasng S tn. ms"s Cl W W and and odd
majority, and at least additional member OF oon
gress not returned BY the Rcturnns Board ,,., ,o
suit by illegal and fraudulent practices.
Third That the only inlnda.on prae'seo arsH %as CoS
servayes and by the OF United states Ssy
erds Of Ur
Fourth The general prOsralion Of the material nf aed
Of the State by bad and corrupt o ali Kinds
FsaS That there has been no intimidation or out
RACES against Republicans, have they Dcen ehed,
cised on any political ground. but only on mo," m
grounds, when they were considered corrupt anu 'N
moral by tue communities in which they lived -
SiIth That where emeutes have occurred tney naNo
sprung local generally fron thc oppfesson
and robUery Of the people corrupt officials anu were
only political ia the sense that the people ressed the
fnyaon of their rights and that iR such emeues the
people were first attacked and outraged . ~,
Sepen That the criminal STATISTICS or the Sate VIII
show more homicdes. areons, and other crimes 'om
mited by the ccored than by the wliIe race anu
that larger portion OF said crimes are trdceaov "
the maladministraton Of the Government by GOV he-
lo,a anhth W
inals bv said Kellogg as Governor. -
EighM: That where disturbances occurred tbey were
local and without cOUsOD, cOUperatoD or preconcerted
action the part OF other portions OF the state
Ninth: That frauds were committed Dy tne f~pu"r
can party the amount OF several thousand VOTES ~
the City OF NcwOreans and throughout the STATE Dy
fraudulent registration by the supervisors OF regera
tion appointed by Kellogg, and that said frauigieht
papers were voted in the interest or the hepuphcan
party. ,..,,o
tives is Illegal body organized IN Voalon VI ia"
and has had at no time a legal quOram. ,,
ElerenM: We deny the legality OF ell the conclslons
contained in the brief Of points submitted by inc ~
publican counsel ana especially IL
State any dlsoyalty.
Trelnt We deny generally all the allegations OF fact
conclusions contained IN the brief OF points submit
ted Republican counsel and especially tnat lneIe
exists in this State dsloyaty 10 the Governments OF
the United states, aud OF this we challenge proof
The Committee will meet at 10 o'clock a. m tomorrow
TO evidence touching the proceedings OF the he
turning Boari In relation TO the election Of 1874