, 1875-02-08
crested which 1t will be difficult 10 heal, To-day
M'io haa peen constant caucustng gong on OIL
nosil *idea In tho way OF exchanging views, but
no formal tnoo:ing,

eiottea "h'cn 1t will be difficult to heal, To-day
s"'io haa been constant caucusio9 going on OIL
nosl *idea In tho way OF exchanging views, but
no formal mco:ng,
hk'1o'i1 "ohKtso FOR TIE -ron,sE.
aoT' Kellogg Is doing all iii s : er to effect
tho arrangement. 1lo fcels ve, S:,li sa,tsIied
with tho outlook Of affairs scaeut. This
evening no was In connn1tasb .th s,onereus-
mon hoar' Frye aud whoelc :: their.roon.a in
INC s't' eharlea Hotel. Tic = ,da Of tho Eotol
has fcon crowded all the cy DISCUSSING .he
comnron1iHo question. = Leonard editor
of tho sllrcrepoi. Times : 'faIor-f,eneral in
party III North Lousians- : terry actiyo IN favor
o! tho movement. III : ol to your corre-
epondoht Tonight that H. pelicsod it would be
tncreHsfnl. Upon my aaking him II he di.! not
believe it vonld ho Injurious to tho NatiopaI
Democratic iiarty. hc said lie believed it would
be- but That the interests Of tile State required
beace, aud that Louisana could not afford
TO be facriIlcea, oven for tho Democratic
party. 1Ie kod that. nn!esa thih movement woro
H1icce3afnE, thern wou'd be anothor outbreak.
Eis party would resist tho Government, and
world undoubtedly be put down.
Ihc Republican membora Of the House hayc
nos yet beeu Consulted Oh tho question, and, ii
tte agreement aho1id finally be made 1t is mora
when it reached this point. Mr.. blsr-
trliaH has written letter, which will
he published tomorrow morning, stat1pg TINT
tho Congressional Committee. ns q Committcc
las not tad this compromise under coEsidera-
tlon. and that he wan nut consulted in reference
to tho proposition which wAs Friday night
aRrced to by the Democratic members, and that.
while he individually fArors an adjustment OF
Homo k'n1. 'te would not snnctlou nnytuing
Which would conpromiso tho Democratic party,
TIE coS1EYssIosAL COMMITTEE
will c'oae itH investigation TOMORROW. and will
Leave for Washington Immediately, 11ules1 the
coms,romieo plan bo agreed to. In the latter
event. they will remain to Investigate nj to who
we're elected to the House. without regard to tho
findings Of the Returning Board. Sovernl
wllose nameos wero appended to the cali
for the Indignation meeting last night de-
clare that it whs dane without their
sanction. among thom Mai. +. A. Burke. who
eomo time siuco BAot at kellogg. He favorA
compromise. meeting Of tho thirty y-elg!lt
members who voted for compromise uas held
tonight, aud they agreed to vote for 1t again to-
morrow. Con, Sheridan has returned from V,cks-
hnrg. accompanied with Gov. Amea. His wilt
was unottcial--so fle staten.
{tb IN" 4s.ociuktd TTtss)
TIE cHNrRnM1sE 1MrnAcTfCAHLE.
:, NEW onleAHB. Feb. 1.-The compromise Ia
inc genera, tpric Of conversation to-day among
polltlcl,ans a, a'nI business men. The, indications
Rfo that thu vote tomorrow in tho Colt
sershttve cancud will be very Close the
ne!ubern apparently being about euua1 for
anu aCh1nss tic compromise, I, in untlcrstond
that not = member Of tile p7cncnt Kellogg Lepls-
latufe "lll yicld; consequently tho I1ronuscd
adjustment ia Eeneralir regarded AZ im1rnetca-
bic. Gen. Sheridan returned today II il in
der3toed that be Congressional Committee nre
unanimous in tho opinion that tue action of tho
Returning Board Was Illegal, aud that the Con-
servatiycs elected a majority OF the members of
tho Legislature at tie late election.