, 1876-07-22
POLITICAL.
Another Stormy Session of
the Democratic County
Committee.
News ut Republican Headquar-
ters---Organizing Hayes
and Wheeler Com
panies.
Falsity Of tho Rumor OF Re.
publican Discussions In
Louisiana.
The New York Herald's
Advice to the Con-
federates.
Speech Of the Hon. Schuyler
Colfax at South
Bend, Ind.
What Party Has. Done the Most
Stealing Para Remark
able Showing.
Tilden's Quaok- Medicine Factory, and
How Ho Bled the People
to Benefit It.
What Party Has. Done the Most
Stealing Para Remark
able Showing.
Tilden's Quaok- Medicine Factory, and
How He Bled the People
to Benefit It.
LOUISIANA.
Nh SPLIT IN THE PARTY.

NO SPLIT IN THE PARTY.
Tic TaegroM Of yesterday afternoon con-
taInetl especial" " from Washington saying
that tho Republican pnrty in Louisiana had
"sp1it" In two over tho recent nominations for
State o{rlccrs-that Senator West, Ex-Governor
Warmoth. cx- Congressman Morey, Judge Ray,
and other prominent 1ncn in tho party, would
not vote for Packard for Governor, demanding
that he decline tho nomination. 1t WIS also
stated in the dispatch that Gov Kellogg WINS
expected in Washington to sec Senator West
md try to arrange compromise.
This information, II trnc, was Of considerable
political Significance, md, RS Gov. Kellogg WAS
in Chicago, stopping at tho Grand Pacific,
TRIBUNE reporter called OIL him lust evening
to lcarn tho causo of tho dlsaf[cction, II my.
When copy Of the paper was shown him, he
was very much surprised; lie had not sccu It
before.
Rcporser-1s thcro my truth in that tclc-
grant .....
Gov. Kcllogg-Not ono word beyond tho fact
that nm going to Washington.
Rcportcr-To sec Senator Wcsta
Gov. Kcllogy-Ycs; but not for tho purpose
stated. go there to SEQ tho President and
Senator West and others to have talk about
the political campaign.
Rcrortcr--Alr. Packard was nominated with
out inuch opposition, was he not'
Gov. Kcllogg-Yes, OH the first ballot, and ho
rot within eight or ten votes Of the majority Of
the whole Convention.
ncpoFter-Who wcre the other candtdates1
Justice Ut tue State, Senator Anlcrson,-all
one after another Withdrew fn packarti's favor.
Reporter-11as Co.. '1S Warnotn indorscd tile
uonInntt0nS7
Gov. Kcllogg-Ycs. Tic made q. spcccl, in
which he sail TINT l1e Withdrew in n, favor Of
asS M wod gntR3 sSRpo r h Goores Tss y nsxs
Convention In which Packard was delegate
Warm6th being tho nominee Of tho purity In
Packnrtl's Congressional District.
Rcportcr-Haye yon TALKED with Gov. Was-
moth about tho Nomination.
Gov. kellogg-Ycs, and 10 said to mo that no
thought tho Nomination ot Packar!lwas, afterall,
for tho beet, and that lio should support him
aratileation meeting, and Wa.noth and ncar1y
all the candidates participated. 1t WINS one Of
the largest ari most enthusiastic meetings We
have ever llatl IN tho State.
tatap apstssMsss tho s's'F' factions in tho
go Gov. Reilogs@Ycs, ana for the first time In
eight years; aud prominent men Of every facton
got up and each nt.d all declared In faYor of tic
| ticket.
Kcrortcr-1s Mr.. rlnel!hack dfssatisfcdl
Gov. Kcllogg-No. lie md War,nath anil
Packard and myself aro OH thu atutu Central
Reportcr-Is lii. Packard personally popular
| In L0ufsianaf
Gov. Kclloeg-Ycs, worry, with his party; md
lsc IL thought well oi by tue Opposition. Every
poe 1e s ts neinato dftt That sssnfIg s & e4
sonatly above rcproucl. Thoy, however, lind
fault with him l,cca,so he IL strong parttsan
and has becn ths instrument of the Federal
| Government, as United States Marshal, In tho
| arrest OF son0 citizens.
| Ncportcr-WhAt was the extent Of tl'e oppo-
sftIon to him In the conycrtionl
| Gov. Kcllogg-Wcl, there had been somo
tant1y; and SONG u lils opponents thought it
| WIS the Intention to withdraw him and all0w
George Williamson, our Munster to Costa Klca,
who 10 o Southern IsiaI,, to be nominated
Rcpurter-Do you think that Euyc rise to tho
rumors ct . split !n the partyt
Gov. KclloEg-'fhat inAy ayo done 80. Tic
oppo9cnts OF Packard thought, tbs nomincv
would be either. Williamson or Cyrus Bussc, m
e1-Fcdcral officer, whu Is now President Uf tho
| Chamber 0f C0mmcrce ut New Orleans. Either
of these incn would huva been very acceptable
70 tht CtflscEyatiyes,-nlorcs 50 than Packard or
WarMnti.
Neporter-11ow about
TItR RKsr Or THE TIcKETl
Gov. kelloGg--We1l, Antoine was rcnominat-
Gd, nnu so WAS Brown, tho Superintendent Of
ruDl!c instruction. There was some complaint
regarding Browns nomination ,ccausu hG is a
eolorcl lnat, antl ls Objectionable to Il largu
portion Of tho pcopci but lle makes very good
ulllccr. William II. Hunt, tho nominee for At.
tofney.sicasral, y is uatye southcrner, and ono
o. tas trat lawyers III tho whole South. His
acceptance was surprise.
lteRnrter-Wcre tl!r nominations Of uaYcs
an, Wheeler wrll received In I.outslana}
them, Every lIsatIeeted clement is and aai las las
been from tito first In their favor,
Ncpnftcr-Do you thtIk tho Republicans Will
GOV. Kellogg-I do, II nc hare fu,t
election; nn;l think We viii IN most 1t Tic
PARISHES. We have from l5,0OO To ~, ,QOO ma,
lorlty by tho Eeg1stratipn and the census,