, 1875-01-22

Srftiat D,*uafeA to IAs Chicagp Tribune.
WAsN1SuroS, D. c., Jar. 21.-The Houso Ro-
| publican Caucus Committee haa completed its
work.. Great secrecy has been enioincd as to the
conclusions, but 1t is understood that tho gen.
eral features arc thone: First, tlloy lnyo recon-
tncnded tile passage OF toint resolution to Sup
port tho President In his Louisiana action ;
| maintain tho Kellogg Government, and do
po'nco The Penn inhlrrection, 1t has boon de-
cided TINT this courso was preferable to now
election or Provisional Government.
Second something IN the natllro Of q now
modified Enforcement net il to 10 recommended
Iha basIH Of this bill i6 tho bill introduced By
Whte OF Alabama. Some Of tho Important
fca:Urea of that bill have beon materially uoli-
lied. Tho purpose Of this pronoacd law is to
provide better aecurity for tho purity Of tho
ballot.
Third, q Board Of Commissioners is recom-
montod TO investigate all casoH Of outrage as
they occur, with authority to report tho evidence
to tho United States ConrtH for prosecution.
P1NcHnACk'G CASE.
Senator West will to-;siorrow present tho now
cEodentlaH Of Pinchbhcli to tho BenHte, aud re-
1Iost that ha ho sworn in, 4 caucus OF 1tupub-
lcan Senators has boon called for Tomorrow
morning to tnko final action upon tho seating Of
P1nchbach. Tho Indications llow arc that tle
CAUCUS will declare in fayor OF seating him.
THE PRESIDENT ANx1oCa.
Tho President came to tho Gnp,tnl today and
held rrotracted interviews with Senators and
Hl'epresontat1AYon. l' Judgo Poland, AMI Ward nf
conforonco. Tho President IL much concerned
about tho Southern situation, and Is anxious ll.at
tho NortLorn peoplo shAll 'nolo tholougAly
ul!dorhtaud tho facls: There in Eool
authority for tho statement tint tho
President recommended speedy action Ly
tho Committee, and ursel unity among tho lle-
publican members. There il also lttio doubt
TINT lie Expressed himself very strongly agaln4t
tho 1ucans used by tho Garland Government to
obtain power. aud advised tho Committee to
recommend such action Al would rondar it ill.,
possible that AEkatiaas should over become aE-
othor I.ouis,ana.
SOUTHERN CoSaREsanEN,
without regard to politics, will hold nooting
next Saturday evening for tho purpose Of COLI
hldorng tho 1neanB best to DO adopted tor tho all
Tsnceuiont at tlioao 1pcahtrcs peMuiHg heforo
Congress- In Which tho south is particularly. In
tcrcstcd' Guch AZ tho Eefu''ding OF tlle cotton-
tue auhsdzlng ot tho Southern Pacific IlailroaI,
etc.
COMPROMISE.
:, Tue following IL compromise BuggeBted by
sho Louisiana Conservatives: That Kellogg,
shall contlLue to oxarcieo tho olico Of uuvs
e,nor; that Antoine retire aud Pouu DO
clectod to tho Senate. and then mado
LiaatenaAt-dovernor, AID I'M equal division
reciprocal pledges that esii ollicors shall
not reHign or accept any other otiica or place,
but .a!schargo tho dutlea Ut Baid olliees during
tho residua Of tlo tern,s for which they wero
electcd And further, that zach and al ple,lso
themselves to BustRin each other III tue 1,roper
aud faithful discharge tllolr duties that vi! the
Senators Hliail at onco tako their seats itl tho
ssuate aud lecogntzo POM NJ Lcutenant-Gus-
e1nor, and that the 1lo,lEe, whom organized, sce
t4At all tlc uuuso returned BY tho
Neturning board, aal 10 others, slal.
mces In the l[ouss OF Representatives,
aud recognize Mr.. y,gors al tlerll Of
THO ouso Until tho House IL fully orga,,izca a.!d
speaker, aud his (Viger's) successor electel:
that tue tEst thing after csl Of tho House aAall
be nominations for speaker. and tho Clerk s4all
call the soll In lia hands, according 10
Inn, and the person having minority
Of vo1ea shall ho Speaker. aud 40 OH until tho
!ouso sIlall bo atganizel by tho election of I'll
the officers; tlat the lIouso shall reco:-
nize ". +. Kellogg ~ aioye,nos, aud
tho osher State officers determined horoin
90 the lawful 6tRte ofllcors that tho
Legislature shall agroo by resolution, not
70 disturb the Governor or I.ieutenant- Goy-
6tnor BY impeachment, or olhetwiso based upon
any char8a or allegation for o1ouses III tho pant
or ~ the future, unless for real oircnBeH undor
the Law that tho Whita Lcagae slla!t ilnInod-
ately d!sband aud regtora to tho State uoyern-
lnent tho arG,s taken ou Sept. II, 1874.
KELLOGG WILL ACCEPT IT,
helloSg hss sighiilod hia Willingness to Rscept
this compromise, while the Conservatives have
pledged themselves 70 carry u ou., It the