Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-01

ever divisions there NAV have
been as to the wisdom Of my leader
ship in a house with a strong majority,
there would probably be no objection
to my leading a forlorn hope in the
minority. You hear much of investi-
cations. Gentlemen, you need have
no fears when these commissioners in
vestigate the action of the guests of
this evening"
The WarnsOnth Matter.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81.
Coroner he Lablanc has made an
affidavit against Yarmouth. charging
him with murder. The ease was tried
to-day before Judge Stoes. Several
witnesses we're examined whose testi-
mony agreed substantially with the &C.
count OF Ex-Governor Yarmouth.
After hearing the evidence, Judge Stoes
decided that the charge of murder was
not proven against Yarmouth and the
prisoner was discharged.
The Louisiana Democratic Policy
CHICAGO. Dec. 81.
A Washington special says a promi-
nent Conservative now in Washington,
who is known to have the confidence
VI t'N III hsN'tAiSistilhs says
the Democratic leaders are opposed to
any revolutionary movement for any
purpose. They all ENCOURAGED the
bluff game against the Returning
Board. III the hope OF securing the re-
turn of a majority in the House, but
threats were made without any inten-
ton of executing them. The Demo-
cratic leaders will not encourage "A rev.
olutlon, for two reasons FirSt--Be-
cause they believe that a revolutionary
movement would prejudice them be-
fore the Congressional Corsmittee.
Second-Because such OVEN
might result in the Observation-Disclosures of
a military government. They would
have been willing to accept a majority
OF five for or against them. They be-
lieve they can control by bribery and
t~lattery Il sufficient number of negro
votes to give them the preliminary or
ganization of the House. aud under
the circumstances they will not at
tempt TO install members by force, but
by attempting to prevent the arrival of
colored Republican members from the
parishes. and by other means, will en-
deavor TO arrange it so that Il sufficient
number of colored Representatives
from the country will be absent when
the House Is organized to secure the
control of the organization OF the
House to the Democrats. They will
refuse TO make appropriations for mile
age. per diem. or expenses to officers
of the Kellogg State Government, and
will thus seek to cripple it. They will
also attempt to get control of two
thirds oi the Senate, and then impeach
both Kellogg and Antoine. Failing to
get the necessary two-thirds in the
senate, the Democrats. on the last day
of the session, will prefer articles of
impeachment simultaneously against
Kellogg aud Antoine and suspend
them from office. The Democratic
Speaker would then become Governor
until the Legislature could act on the
case. The session of the legislature
by the constitution. is limited to sixty
days; 40 extra session could be called
except by the Acting Governor, who
would be the Democratic Speaker, aud
he of course would not call one. Mean
time the Acting Governor would have
means to makeall appointments hich
the constitution and laws give To the
Governor. He would be able TO disin-
tegrate the Republican party by the
distribution of numerous valuable
offices.
Murderer Hanged.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec. 81.
John Goodman was hanged at noon
to-day in Ottawa, Putnam county. for
the murder of John and Susan Hay
wood, an aged couple in April last. on
the scatfold he briefly confessed his
guilt and acknowledged the justice of
his tate.
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