, 1875-02-24

o rnantu10ua In flndtHR the fnct that fr ton Ef
the 1le:usns Dosrd flaa tefc1tel lie vii! ts,e
is7i. The people then v.n:te.' u Tho Lower lpat. o!
rofilgn Of tho cpn.csss:va l,.e'ifr, thus enrs.i
wtfn rrfnns' irr Ills Is all ' nf art
Wiz md tfee ss sut s'aS'i y n
meli.scly corrected " an5 power eo'aEetent 10 cor
The resolution commencing The recognition Ut Gov.
KeoEE !. a.cd nIon 10 @ sas general 'aprss.inn' MT
ss.n esf M III. m s q, Or no e nf
'gR may or mar not lsss been cleccl IL 1s72 uut
Lerr i no e,danse r sLow thc f,st es s .:.e T. Il
1teasrs, Foster and Phelps think that .ls
popular belief. taking bo:h Conservative aud
radical ctrelcs, inc!ines tiln whole to Justify
Keltosg's claims. and that: as Kcllog: Ia and han
two years. to deny bis right md install another
iii llis place, after this lapse of tinic migil: III
vo!ve incaton!Abo mischief to the legal aud
political interests Of thu State.
Tho Committee concln.lo III follows:
To avoid mischief and tha ronfuk!aa Of 4 change.
tho majority Of tue clti1c1a ef Louisiana willing
to aoeert, ~ comprnn,Iss, KroR3s reeogai!on an1
tho Lower nouse. For tLess reasons. M..sr,. Foster
and Pholin DO uot ~tsh 10 vpfose the Recommendation
ss9 s se1 ~ Is e M s I sy y
sviasas.,, d. thoy v;.a Z? - uad;r,'ool =
,,nent with thote Of thc:F, aa.ociatas who be-
l!a.s y" met een!es:ass n!ia9 Y ,aakns Ter:
" @tbo 1<1AialhlIa1 III
wooe, s*s lttolersbs than tho tst4ct situation Of
at dr.ea pso s; to ny ,c,qH'on reeog-
+ opieeed. Tuey ind uoihIng 70 ju,.!fy lie bcic.
,Ast kelloGs va elected: .aat 10 seized TIC oorer.
usat ' 1y ~ aid of s Federal l .soort ,,oua :ol
aud rsturnlu9 u tho vote. should 10 standing lrc-
.amp'!an .sain;. nm waen the people. ou,ra4sa y
lhe nauscA Of h!s Go'ernnent had eucceft!utly re-
gained the Office which hc bad ntarrcc. be van again
Ie.e.tsd , y tho ~ redsf;l lswsE ,lr9Sl FERNS 1t
onsa nor" Ought 10 niit, hs elose ''. It ilis
rcopu At the ia:a election a.i 10 that oil called In
L. coa ssea ss 70 sn sas
10 gross. e. 70 e. oypfe,:se T.. ihsT t'ns to csta'i;h
ay
will Of tie p.os nuiltdod, aud fra,l and sipicn:c
tn.1o psrmanuu, and republican forms perverted to
IN Their judgment all thu. Ia nsedca In 1ou.tsu. Is
so Withdraw the Federal troops End eavo tho people
Of that Slate to govern thenac:yes.
WILLIAM wALrxa PHzlra,
CtAnxsoN y. fosTrn,
SAMUEL .. MAA4itAL1-
TIE MINORITY HEp1RT.
G. F, Hoar, Chairman of ths Committee, u1ade
tho minority report, closing with tic following
rasonttoua:
wnEnsA., Both branches Of tho Legislature Of
Louisiana hare requested thu Be,ct COMMITTEE Of thu
Honteso Investigate tho cttcun..anrcs attcaAnE sns
s:sson and reuFa thereof in that Stale for The 5eas
WusnrAs, sstd commis.eo has unanimously re-
postI That tic 1sournEs Uvard Of thai State, III
the reslt v.on3fuily applied N cs.ocor ruo of sw
of Representatives sea.x to Which thoy wire not en-
titled. and persons entitled 10 seat1 usse deprived Of
Essalred, That II !, recommended to Tbs House Of
to remedy rsd injus,ce, ant to pl4cs ths pessons
fe.olr:d, That ,'i,,a r. Ktuose be recoanlzel q.
the Governor Of louslan. until the end q TIC term
Of otllco fixed By thu Constitution Of that atate.
Tho rusjor!t5 rnd minority reports wero Of
derod printed. As tho result Of the colloquy
| between members m 10 which waH tho majority
! report and which the minority report,
i may. b. Sisted that all tho NOM
the action Of the 1le.urning Eoard that alcsu:t..
Foator. Phelps, pnttcr. and A1arshal unite in the
majority report that there WAS no general in
tinlfdatlon III a State. but FREQ aud fair elcc
tiou, which resulted fu.favor Of the Conservatives
who wore 1crtired of tllo result By tho wrong
full action Of tho lctsrnisg 1sosrd that 3icasrs.
Hokr Wheeler, aud Fryo unto in minority re-
nort, aud that Fuatcr aascnts With Hnar,
Wheeler. and Fryo to COMPROMISE reccgnlzns:
kellogg az 0ovefnor ai,d giving tho ,aajori.y il
the House to tho Conservative delegates.
| WHEELER'a PaNrca1TIoH A1,1l-rrD.
| S,sc1nt DIsrntehF 10 7a@ Ehfeaoo 3r1ttne.
New onLEAyst L., Fob. a:3.-Tho Conserva-
! tive LeSala.nrc CAUCUS Rduptcd in Becrct sea-
sion the Wlsator proposition By advice Of their
representative in Wn.hlnGton, Mossts. Rnraa.
Zacharie: and Leonard. Mr. W.ltz tclegraphod
Judge Whoe!er tho accep:auca on condition
that GOV. Kellogg should convene the Lcsis!a-
tuse In extra scssicn. Ju3ge Wheeler has COM
municated With Gov. Hcllogs on tho aubjoct.
iio will probably decline to entail On the State
| tue expense Of nn extra session.
| tto TIE .3estt1dtd F9tM.1
MESElY rEoIEHTB.
| New OHtEAx4 Feb. 23.--fiov. 3fcEnery, In I
lettar to Speaker Wlltz, protests against t!.e Con-
sorvativo caucus entesin; into my compsomiso
regarding tho election OF 1872.
Tllis aveliing Gov. Kellogg received tete-
gram from United Htates Maral,al Packard. now
In Washington stating that the compromise
proposition submitted by Congressman
! Wheeler bad !, been accepted by Mcsrra.
Dnrio aud Leonard. representing the Louisiana
Conservatives. Similar information waa
| totcgrArhod to the Conservative caucus In ses-
sion hare. It II probabIo that the Wheeler
proposition will DO accepted tomorrow night.
a majority Of the members expressed them
seiyoa In favor of. It. Kellogg Is o1ceedlnglY
anxious that sono plan Of adjustment bs agsood
upon bsfoso Congress- adjouruB.