, 1875-01-14

IN CONGRESS-.
nKN. LOGAN: nEspE1iH tt, TEE WHITE LEAt3tEHs.
spte,at i!i.i1i.h 10 tbs t.ttsap it'tnnt.
NAs1srSuruS j. e., Jun. Ex-senator Logan.
ltnn,rlatoI7 after tho reading os tho u'essasc
tooIs tho tloor. and cu,nnaaleu tho attention OF
&ao Chamber for threo hours. Although It wasa
rloorny Gay, tho Ronatn was III tlCnacly crowded
s,d presented Oh minated L scene n. OH tile
gain day when !chur: spoke. Every tcht
vas ta.on, AM, ,wlas is quito unusual, Tho area in
tho rfar Of tho SenatorR' scata was occupied hF
tuadrg Representatives, ncurly aii ct Tllnn "c:o
prcs.ut. Losan'H tfccch, while boid, de-
9sns. and at'rcaslye. waa oa1a,, saa1a, an,,
III s,sdc in tho scuate. lie turned tho weapons Of
Sic Eo,l.bonH against themselves. and showed
sonclLs.sey that the agitation or the lnat t"o
snpka ia ,lis to tho c5anior Of tho Democrats,
Who. lnregarling the truth1 Welcomed tue Beflsa-
ion for political purposes. Tic following IL
\ NRlEf ANaLfHl9
of thc speech: LaEan proceeded upon tho hs-
,ulnptjcl. that thoro waB Government i'll
l4o,,ls i,na. against which treason could bo conn
alittr,I. If thuro VIII not theie could nut Le .
Legislature which could bs oVarthrowit. Tbs
triltl1 evolution waa treason nganHt that 0ovtIli-
u,e,t mil it we'll for tile Millse- LoaEue lcaloA
.i'at nrcl man Al Kellogg WIS it power. lind
Ske attempts been nlAdo III llllnoa+ soine OF the
kue.a would ho in t'flson, anil splne at tile enA
pf a torc. Tho states arc 10 noary a.
led tint treason against part Of tho
astiou is troasrn asti.st lllo whole.
Flo Penn revolution was ,practicallj tr21',on
lcal.4Ht tho United StateA. Treason ai,aintt tho
Kellogg Government. ant constructive tretsn!l
txxi,,st the United States existed in thu form
II continuing int.1r1estoi,' 10 sAo si!no
pf tho election 1t wah manifested III tho H.
un1idation Of l1fo everywhere. IT, .Itlll-
tud-cross-bono llDsiccs Ut Tho NM.' League
frur 70 thu eiectlun shawrd this: il' 1!hsh u
istig tile massacre Mt Colfax, an thy t,uoeltes
at COtt4lattR were enough tn ndFse kHtlu:.R thht
Init inn, IN
tuua. After tho election the Conservative press
VAS touui advocating tl,o mir,ler of tho Eo-
turnilg lloarti il l;clubGcau congressman "Dro
,cturntl ecctcd
The proceedings Of tho organization OF tho
Legislature wcru DESCRIBED. Tho law relating 10
.he organization OF The Legislature III Louieiana
VI identical with that for s4e organization of tho
tlouto OF Representatives. Aparailcl 10 tins WilsH
usurl,ation would ba tho rejection u the
Democratic majority Of tho next House by tho
p~escnt Repnbiicau Clerk, and recognition by
him OF lsnp,,blican aajnrity. Tho prcsonce of
lilo AsslBtn,It ScrsraIt-at-Arms psoscs tue con-
ypirncY. Other cyldeuto III tho possasaun or tho
T1e,idont shoWs that the consi'iratois Also ILL.,
tended to rccogn'Xo the a!cEnery hesisatilra
and remove Kellogg. Clarksui N. Potter. tho
Democratic member Of tile New Orleans Sub
Committee admitted this yesterday lit the Coua-
paittcc. Macmillan the McEuery senator, nc
knowloigea this to Charles Foster, Chairman Ut
Kellogs's Use Of tbs troops was simply al OK
srcit Of the law Of sel[-presor4a:on on tho part
Of Etakp. .......-.
osE or TIE MOST EFFECTIVE PARTS
Of Losan's speech was ha statement Of tue pre-
c?tlonla OF tho Democratic party in tue
days OF its power. showing that party
saussionca acts which % T. no" :, ca eondtnna nnn,
Orleans usl,rpcr. arrested q member Of
tho Legislature and put Court In jail, but tue
Democrats elected hin President. Col. sumuor,
h, knusas. in ls50, undsr !ho orders 1 Of 'sH pa.
Legislature, ani jofr Davlu VAS rresi.
dent of tic Confodoracy. George
l.: Mcclellan ordered - the, the a. arrest ;ai
Democrats ran Mcclellan fur President tho first
cltuuce they lad 1hA Sheridan may bo pleased
10 hear Logan's suggestions of hib cs1ances fol
tho Presidency III this thsrgo upon the Dem
Tor making Now Or!eA,H behavo itself
l,tl you may make seconl." Logan character,
kes tho proposition OF the Legislature Of Vir-
rpia for Convention Of ttoEerlors as iii in.
ssticlcnt SECESSION movement, a,ul startled tic
Chamber with hia earncstuctA when lie traced
The history Of tho Conventions Of Governors
which led to secession. lie deca1cr that il
1t should tccoMu hnuWn tlIat tle North WAS d.
c,}ti, tlcre IL foTco ready to ce tnplete The
work ~l4;ch It was thought was euesd ut !Ap-
punattoa.
ogsn WAS
TWICE IsTEnnurrEp
IN lsF three-hourH' speech. Senator Gordon
vt ticor.la, ls too hot-hehded aHs
.emrassuous, for tho sanaie Chamber. II
y tVO ltAsEtH1e W Iece!fo tHG DIuhh WHICH u
bimselt gtyee. tfut'un cau1o very near hayi1s
such q passage With l.nr4n as ha iiad last wec
with EduIuNus. l1e complained OF u thrust thu
had been made At the South, and wanted Lo.a
4, Logan, not 30 ccei As tho New E1ss'an
Senator, replied VITA liast: "lou ueol IN
talk to mo Of wlth'iraalns. I an hot that Ill,
oft man, That IL a gRle Tint twn cau play,
Tho second interruption was by layard, 4
Delaware. Tho intetrnrtiun proycd to /
af no benefit 70 tho benaocsas1c causc. Eayar
had said that sheridan was hot tit to hreatl,a th
sir Of the American Republic. Logan felt til,
b, Sheridan tlla hruy was insultcd, a.'.t nsheI
waa not tho purpose OF tlo l'emuerac,
when they, came to power, to retno'
soldiers. Bayard replied By repeating lis stat
ulent that Sheridan vas nus Ut 10 breatle Il
mir Of tho American Rvpuu,,c. lie did not ,lcs
u At jnnal Eutly Ao!seu solns uay ~ take III
81 cTdAn's plaec.
III fbs ls.oc i1tr Ffr.,1
TIE LOUISIANA DEBATE EisuafED.
HAsuisnIoS. ID. T.. ian. l3-ln tho scna
to-day. at the conclusion Of the morning hor
thu consideration Of als. scAuE4's resolution
1sg'fa 70 r..mna, ,.'.nIa hs uy'In4Hho ba*ipeI
Ar. Los4n san tie believed 1t Was courder
the uuty ot IL salor to stand by hia SHIP in Il
1Ilkt Vt u great storm. Senator'S Oh Ilia hiiio
tie chamber Aad been t,ll shat great storla
indignation Has gathering III tins land whi'
The Rsrullaa Fur.Y llaA bcet c.nsaytslK
- tyrauntcai. ~ ol.nres.se. aud thu conr
Of the party cyl EsetH.tlYc bai b.:u d
nnunccd cv.n ty 1usn who lsa'l resss,
elemency from, tlat sarty. What wa4 t
-ause of Ill thi4s ils u4!ght 10 mistake
but no thought tuis MES the beginning Ut /
eanpaigu Of lS7G. lie proposed TO ttls2'ss I
9ulst!ons which should ba presented to i
American people. truly md fairly from an i.on4
md legal standpoint. l1o argued tllat stesa "
tGorelnHeut in Louisiaua. WAeIller it VIZ
4ufelu.nclt Ut right or lut waa nut the 4ueatlf
Gould any houator OIL this tloof to-day sta'.l
xud deny the tact shkt Government existed
LouiHlaua? WAethe. they cal!es it goyel
nept de jura or tiayeonMant d. fI1to ma q
otlles Question. 1t would n1tdo 10: Seratorp
talk shout the election Vt 1s73; tG.l hai no ls
70 10 With Tao urS4l.s1atlou ut fle l-cgis
tste GU tho sta Mstant. ttlan thu elect
ef ene hrndted yearB ttlce II there was
0oysHnoent IL Leui1iAna, ~ Asd bceu aIsu