, 1875-01-25
GEN. LOGAN.

J4cKsoxvit1s, i'll, Jan. Ill want 10 arrress my
hearty thanks for tic manly an, increndot eonsso
tain ia sscendency anl win the elections Of ''o.
% IN p sa e repor. q Foster rhs sd otter
tho Congressional bnh-CuHfnfttes. Your tribute u
ther faFnes. md b1 to Ss - t. Tue condition S
wnll bestowed. But your compliment 70 tbs areerh Of
Senator 1oga, In your issus Of ths 2ob il hardly IN
You surely do nut anil cannot contend 1hat the speech
Of Gen Logan Ia In thp interests Of the Republican
Logan ~ : speech WIZ nero e1ecsioneering buncombO
and bMl.togged hraya1o, having no statcsnsnliko
fAne uf passion III tile Bout instead Of attaying H. II
should bo tho policy Of our statesmen At This time.
Tho speech Of uen. Gordon manly and states
Il In occHrrei to ms that tho limo hns coma when
representative raFesR like The TRIBUNE should take
III IT,, s ana
to reud!ato suck at Benator Logan and Ills clssa
OF stAtesHen throw upon the country. Denunctation
and recritninAton will not things in tie Bouth.
Congress- nlust act justly aud literally IN ts legislation
for that distracted country. Tic anlCunmitteo has
doubtless reported tho true atato If thnga in 1ouai
ANA and now Congress SHOULD In the Hight Of tits
r.port and such snerccs Senator aelurzs. Presi-
dent Grant doubt aot has .ccd honestly and done me
cotfrae toward Louisiana is breeding revolution aud
military despoiam. Md the preus should 50 CRY out.
not, cannos blame the President but 1t does blanc
Republican Congress. ~.
m 4 M Ksnae V ri
Ing nets indorsed tho party, As It ought will be hurled
from power. Logana Plea Tint ths Democratic rarty
summer In Kansas, In 1856, IL for tn Re-
pul'cans no. but ia warming That the party That
unholAh such thtnRs-auch entertainments Upon
tic Constitution surely bo hurled from place and
power Logan Was with the Democratic party then,
sustaining It's action, a be now s With tho Republican.
Tho fact Ia enough. Men who love their country,
the CONSTITUTIONS and peace, should stand firmly In
those times Of revolution and excitement,
JAS. II. NoRrH.
REMARKS on ABOVE.
Mr.. North ia unjust Ia his criticism OF Gen.
Logann speech. That speech was reply TO
those who had undertaken to condomn tho Pres
idont for the unexpected aud extraordinary
events Of Jan. 4 In Now Orleans. Tho first
knowledge the President had of tlloao occur
roncea was from roading Of them in tho papers
next day. Tho attempted revolution by Witz
Was kept In tho background by those who sought
to condemn the President for what they assumed
to bo naked interference by the Federal Gov
ernment. It Was reply to 4 bcore Of speeches
by Senators and others to this effect that Gen.
Logan delivered, and not a speech on the gen-
erRl question Of the Louisiana Government. In
that rerly hs stated tho unquestionablo faot that
the KollogE was tho de 5acfo Government Of the
State and the presideut had boon compelled, In
order to preserve tho peace. to protect that Gov
ernmont against domestic violeuce. Ho Of NO.
ceHRity defended az alt other men muas defend,
tue President on that point.
Gen. Logan Is On record declaring that tue
whole Btato slection in 1872 Aud tho means by
which the Kellogg Government Was declared
olectel was "gigantio fraud" On that point
ho has not changed In the least. lie is also on
tho record that, while technically the A1cEnory
Governrrent and not t{,a EaitoUr EoyerDmart