New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
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KELLOGG in JhOUBLE hIId Alo Ohh
PEOPLE.
THE .'RJJMPr LEGISLATURE DECIDES TO RE-ELECT
prNcuBACK TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE
KELLOGG AND PINCHBACK DEADLY FoEs-KEI~
LOGG TRYING To MAKE A COMPROMISE WITH
THE CONSERVATIVES BY GIVING THEM ALL
THEIR SEATS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE
NRw. ORLEANS, Jan. 12.--Keilogg is in fresh trou-
ble with his own people this time. Both houses OF
the Sheridan legislature to-day agreed to reelect
Pinchback to the Senate. and this has filled Kellogg
with anguish. Picnhback is his bitter enemy and
besides it is understood that he will mortaly offend
the party if Pinchback is again sent to the Senate
by his people. There have been divers consulta-
tions going on all day.
Kellogg sent for several leading Conservatives
and it is generally rumOred aud credited
tonight that a compromise has been pro-
posed to this effect The 50 Conservatives
to return to the House with the 4 Republicans;
the five Conservatives who were elected the 4th
by de Trobriand's soldiers to be seated; the Con-
seryatlves to be guaranteed in their majority. and
Kellogg to be guaranteed against any attack on
bis Government. The popular sentlment, how
ever is that an indispensable preliminary
10 any COMPROMISE is the immediate and final with
drawal of the army from the State House and salts
factory pledges that they shall not be called III
second time TO interfere in Legislative proceedings
Kellogg is situated just as he was in 1872 and 1873
when the first bayOnet Legislature sat. lie mas
AN elephant. The withdrawal of the Conservatives
left him with a House three-fourths negro
and many of them the very worst characters
in the State. He was we'll nigh ruined
before. The chances are he will be completely
SO now. There is not much expression OF opln-
ion as to the compromise. though of course if
- I'D l,o Il off rrna anfl md
the matter restored to the attitude of the
morning of the 4th it could hardly be
termed a compromise if the Conservatives re-
turned. 1t is very certain that this reelection of
Pincbback to the Senate is deadly blow to Kellogg
II not only defeats his plans but it Is
virtual admission that the Legislature OF
1s72--3 was fraudulent. and that vacancy
exists The present one. however, Is equally
fraudulent for the Kellogg House organized on the
4th with only 52 members. when 81 were necessary.
and has since been in session doing business with 49,
So and 81 members, the might be- These facts
were inadvertently admitted in the Kellogg House
Yesterday, when according to the Official journal
Mr. Lowell trusted that this memorial would re-
ceIye the signature Of every of the So Repubh-
cans present on the floor last Monday
There is much conference and animation in Con-
servatiye circles tonight but little il certain thus
far beyond the fact that Kellogg Is In trouble ana
wants to get out Sheridan is quiet. de declares
his intention of suppressing the White League but
has not yet announced the plan.
THE VOTE IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE oP TIE KEEL
LOGG LEGISLATURE IN FAVOR OF PINCHBACK.
GENERAL PREss DIsPATCH.I
w.ORLRANs, Jan. 12.-The Kellogg Legislature
to-day adopted a concurrent resolution to 90 i'm
mediately to the reelection of ex-Lieut.-G
Pinchback AZ United States Senator in order to 81
lence all doubts and questioning TO his title to
seat in that body. So suddenly was this
movement made thai Pinchbacks's oppo-
nents were apparently struck dumb no
efforts being made to check the programme
P,ncbback was placed in nomination and received
the following votes In the Senate 1e,
to s. and in the House As to Z. Joint ses-
sion will be held Tomorrow for the
official canvass. The reelection of Pinch
beck crshes the hopes of several aspirants OF the
Custom house wing who said to be especially
disappointed at the turn affairs have TAKEN and the
belief now is that they will favor reconstruction or
II.