The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-22
POLITICAL ON DIT.

POLITICAL ON DIT.
What village gossips tattle to one another
about the sly old majors and deceitful Miss
Prims can bear no comparison with the
mysterious mods, winks and 'I-would-if-I-
coulds" with which some of Kellogg's bench
men approach the subject Of the Congression-
al Committee 1t would almost seem that the
air was filed with portents of direful disaster
to the Conservatives could one but believe
these fertile blatherskites, to use London
eabby's expression.
The gang in caucus decided to carry bodily
off the Congressman, and transport them to
the CORY fields where SO many patriots are
said to have been foully murdered. This, to
which will be added little theatrical side
show, is expected to work like charm
The Conservatives express themselves as
highly satisfied with this programme, and
prefer that the committee should go through
the parishes for the reason that evidence is
there comeatable which is hardly possible to
get to this city.
Outside the interest taken in our new
O~ASA'S SAAS 6OsAA6 0AO CASACCu ONCI CuCIT OWu
threatened dissolution; feuds have broken
out, and that wild, untamed African passion
has been aroused by Kellogg's persistency in
refusing to do everything the tribe wished,
and there is crashing Of teeth and tearing Of
hair over his un-Republican course. If mat
ters are not adjusted very soon, and there APP
pears now that there is little probability Of
1t, grand explosion Of the Legislature will
surely take place, and the State will be left
withoutth excrescence called by wags legis-
lature.
KELLOGG TO BE IMPEAcHED.
There is deeper game going on, which, if
the boys can be kept together, will be carried
out A mysterious caucus was held on Tues
day night, and one of the leaders proposed
that Kellogg be impeached in order to make
Antoine Governor. This is said to be pro-
gramme made in Washington, for the execu-
ton of which quite number, it is said, are
pledged. -.....
THE PROPOSED ADJOURNMENT.
There is no doubt that the proposed ad-
journment is little job put up by certain
members OF Antoine's wing for buncombe. 1t
gives these individuals good chance to talk
about retrenchment and reform, and the de-
plorable condition of the State, and that is all
they seek. An adjournment would not suit
them, and before throwing their influence in
favor of it, they took good care to ascertain
that there was no probability of its meeting
with the approval of Hahns wing
CONSERVATIVE COUNSEL.
Approaching the Importance of the inves-
legations to be made by the subcommittee,
there has been appointed by the citizens
committee of five, composed Of Messrs. F.
G. Zacharie, Charlie Cavanac, D. c. Labatt,
and Judges Kennard and Ogden, to attend to
the Conservative interests.
NOT JUST YET.
Lowells announcement, during the meeting
of Hahn's wing yesterday, that he had "just
been informed that Kellogg was in receipt
of dispatch announcing the seating Of
Pinchback, had the effect of rousing the
boys, and making them decidedly enthusi-
astic, and it was some time before they real
lied that they had been sold-that Lowell was
wrongly informed. Kellogg is a pretty good
liar, but he couldn't back up that He might
have tried it had there been any chance for a
retirement when it was brought home to him.
WHAT Is WANTED?
There is some inquiry as to what Warmoth
is after-some curiosity as to the thing he
wants that is within the gift of Kelogg's
Crowd-for people, reasoning by intuition,
believe that he is seeking and striving for
something. Men like Warmoth, it is con-
tended, do not go chasing around men such
as compose the Crowd without some object.