The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-06

them with guns; had seen as many rs III
ty at II time ut meeting.
Capt. Chas. Fenner of New Orleans
/ Is satifed that the people have
no more confidence in Kellogg thah a
Yarmouth government; Is conhdeht
that the Conservative people would agree
to send Kellogg to the Senate II good
State government could be securad there
by; no fair decision can be. expected from
the present judiciary.
Mr.. Dumasscv, of Iberia, knows OF no
intimidation whatever; was United
States Supervisor; knows acoIored Dem
ocrst, who was murdered for making Il
1 Democratic speech; never heard OF the
I burning of a church in that ncighborhood
both the White League and People 5
party were SYNONYMOUS. never adopted
u resolution not to employ men voting
the Republican ticket never heard OF
any persons being discharged for voting
the Conservative ticket; the motion pre-
sented to the White League to discharge
parties voting the Republican ticket was
not adopted; ). K. Gale, Of iberia, dis
charged none on account OF voting, 50
far us he has heard; there were no cases
of parties being prevented from eNercis-
inc their prerogatives ut the polls; reso-
lutions were introduced according to
Sage and Bowe, in regard to the dis
charge of all who did not vote the Con-
servativc ticket, but it was not adopted.
WIN. F. Swayre, lawyer Of iberia,
said there was no intimidation.
So far as he knows Of AL the officers are
Republicans; one coiorcd man was muir
dered for Democratic speech; the W hite
League was organized for the purpose of
protecting the colored men voting the
/ Conservative ticket; know of no person
who was discharged for voting the Re
publican ticket: there was u resolution
passed by one club that, if it passed all
the clubs, those who voted the Republican
ticket would be discharged; it did not
pass all, and there were none discharged
on account of their voting.
Ex-Governor Hahn teStiiicd-Am II
member of the Legislature now in session !;
DO not think Gen. Detrobriand entered
the House until the resolution was passed
Amounting committee of three to ask
the presence of Gen Dctrobriand, who
rmJ rns,ared order in tbr lobby according to
the order of Mr.. Witt; my impression is
clear that Mr.. Nigers did not call the roll
T''va i ~, " ,mahia r''I " - say who wg. or how
many were present. after they left we
rcorganized and the nomination for
Speaker was made; | being the only
'!o','',''J, W. Snoorar W. Tnwnlls c,IIod
vas a..om.;an uto,," r. ,La nrosorco If soldiers.
.i'S ~ "s,J'i'' ,enl, ,bo L,r, ard IaCt.
IheH e''LeT'' hr,,." S'"| M .Lo hannring. don,t
was III t''e Ao''se Il. t"r ~ 5,.,''7, n.osn,,,
KNOW n'"',i ~. '.Do nrDonivotior nr ot
Nv W. nj A. ,is'.;a,, g., Snool.",.
Wv ."o,, ninno. Ja"" ~ - was finally orrocd th,t
connsri comm ''' tor rocb marty be- allowed four
DAVIS in which to file briefs with the COM
mittee.
j. r. Brekwith testified as to the acts
of intimidation against the Republicans
/ since July, 1874; he could not particU-
larize because the complaints have been
so numerous in the northern part Of the
9c"'eti' NouH'''''' 1T, ''I,''' I, IT. ''i' ;,,o
Vi t'o''t.o P,o-l t,non,,h tbo sat.
curry W. ",7 L,., Eo 49,, sr,,,on ill.
ietl !h"' tn' ",oo,imn m" , arrtLrn rLrI I,n.. ,boi
privileges an" P!'t''''C'l - @ ,,,,o;n,t
Tue! W." "o"' ir tbov tbnncbt tbrv
any any, nTta;, rroto:,ion in The case.
'C"'u ~, 800 n'"do F. tb. norisbrs on cbarcc,
VI, u, ;.;',;ha,;" ,'G,'i l" "nd ,,mrJor. whom tic
VI l ,'s',','s'',,,, II. La.o i, several in
"o."Seu ~ w." o"n,,innod thn ,rrosts h,J
ha"n Is",,1 r,odo IN error. witness declined I,
~ - ~ - tbc noreonoI character Of
governor Kellogg.
Indao hIoyon3or Walker testified
u,". Us oondit,on of tbo coIorod labor
;.,, ;.,a' 'io ,IasSos :, vnrv mnch imnrovrd. n
ha,.or G,ol;ng eyi:ts between them and
81 ,.'t;tes,,na,Io L.. tLa,. sb,w q dn.ir. n
E,o III, u. Ii,tIo 70 40 with noItics rs posi-
lI nn'o a. ''t,, I,.;noSs i" w. roint r. view con.
DiI, .. a." aond;,ior DH 81 tbo State .. rit.a-
,Tn ,'"'t to,nnd ."o I"Ii', al nraredent
rSaror.,I "tbar witnesses were examined
lS' =. .",.;,an, q, Iid diHnr materially
W. -, ,.;'.a., -
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The Mayor ofNew York for Reform
New YORK, January 5.-Mayor
Wickham has sent Il communication to
several heads of Departments, empha-
| sizing the recommendation in his mes
sage, that an end will be put to the prac-
tice OF sending persons to Albany to ei-
feet or influence legislation having par
ticular reference to the department rep
resented. The communication, 1t Is ru-
mored, was suggested oy lne hI,'Ml''S' '',p :,
that Comptroller ureeh aSt",' ",' "'-
ready III Albany, rnhcaV%rihS 10 S'CrLt ,I;t
fresh legislation Affecting MS "I'lrr :.,.;', hs
Mayor has ordered Ihe r"'p"'"S'o,l ",
counsel, +. De'"lic'I ,,II ,li''"' ~, =" s'I. ".
HauSe VIZ W;, 49,, .,,rr.o ofl,i'
| ,'''."' - .r,,,,,,.,,y,-o,i,, counsel so,..
Yonr onnointment to office 50 plainly
,.oooohfn IA thc agency of this man
T",ooJ and his benchmen kept You in the
.,,,o ma, rolot;ons 70 the law departments thcy
i' LniI r,Jer your predecessor. The claims
] IA,