, 1876-09-10
THE CAMPAIGN. (
Gov. Kellogg on the Situa-
ton in Louisiana. 7
The Co1ored Voters to Be In.
timidated into Staying :,
~ ''D' iY~
Republican Candidates for tho
Various Offices In Cook
County.
Tho Tnrner.lall Republican hass-Mtetine
.-'Spttchts By I. 4. Storrs aid
Elliott Anthony. !:
Democratic County Convention to
be Held 0o. 5-Republican
Meetings Last Night.
Correspondents Who Want to
Suggest Candidates for
Office.
A Truly Original Plan [of Cam
paign in Louisiana.
Nigger- Killing to Cease, and White
Republicans to Be Choked OF.
Specimens Of Choice Language Indnlged
In By Wonld.Isc Governor
McEnerJ.
Correspondents Who Want t.
Suggest Candidates for
Office,
A Truly Original Plan [of Cam
paign in Louisiana.
Nigger'Killing to Cease, and White
Republicans to Be Choked OF.
Specimens Of Choice Language Indulged
In By Wonld.Bc Governor
McEnTJ.


LOUISIANA.
TALK WITH Ex-0ov. KELLonu.
The presence Of ex-Gov. Kellogg, OF Eoufsi
ans in this city, presented an opportu
nifty to learn the political situation 1t
that State, and, accordingly. TRIBUNE re-
purtes called on him 1t the Grand Pacific last
evening, and had pfotracted conversation with
him. lie said in suhstancs what follows:
When came North few weeks aro there
were strong hopes that thcrc would BE- a fait
canvass and fair election. Mr.. Nichols,
the nominee Of the Democratic party for Gov.
crnor, had statcd unqualfledly that he wus in
faTor Of fair canyass. Notwithstanding tl,st,
however, had nsfsgiyings, because the nominee
for Lfcutenant-Goycrnor Ii a Sfs
Witt, who was Speaker uf the las.
Ho,t., and ts known to be 40
ultra Democrat; he was the leader Of the rcyo-
lut1onary attempt to seize the State Govern
mcnt In the organization of the Legislature In
1871; and the other candidates for tile most
part on their State ticket arc representatives. of
tho White-Leaguc element. llccent develop
Incuts have more than justified those m!sgiy-
tngs. It Is now cridcht, ,oyen II 3fr. Nlcllals
;'1erc 50 dlspascd, that ~ tonsst--ttrs cleEcst
of the Democratic party 4 ..uz..:c to esntrr. tue
purity as whole.
THE wHITE-LIEE ELEMENT
has come to tic front, aud taken absolute con.
troll Of tic carvass. OF this there can he no
doubt. They hava inauguratcd tho same ylo-
lcncc nud Intimidation which enabled them to
carry Mississippi; and they purpose carrying
Louisiana by Tie san.c 1nca1,s- During the past
wcek they have commenced systematically tn
assasstnasc and treat with violence the leading
white aud colored Republicans In, the more re-
n,oto parishes, especially those bordering on
Arkansas md Mississippi One great object
they hare in view is 10 prevent tho minority
yote from being c.rt. Some Vt tho ,arish..,
have from COO to 100 Republican voters, mostly
colorcd, mud 500 or Mo white Demo
crntte voters. The whites Will et,-
deayor to prevent the colorc1 people from
voting, while they nl poll their full strength
III 1871, IN BtcnviIlc Parish, where tie Rcpul-
leans hatl zoo or 100 votes, they were not ai-
loved In poll single ono, IN vcrnal mud
sabtue Parishes 1t WIS tho same, anil 80 IN
several other parishes where The whites I,sr-
dominate. III aotllc Of tic parlslIes, whern the
volcrs are abnut equally divided, the whites
prevent large portion OF the ,rotorel people
frou voting by intimidation and violence
THEY arc determIt1cd to Ect possession
Of tho State, a!nca they know that
the Deiuocrlts hare obtained possession
Of neiglIbortng stnte&-MIssifsprl, Alabama,
Arkansas--hy similar means. They are acting
IN concert, nt eoursc, with the Dcmneratfc party
1t largo. They went to st. Lou!s willing to SUP
IN the North, and was most probable 10 secure
sufficient electoral votes, united witt! the solid
roia Of the South. or nearly 10, to elect him,
knowing full Well that, whoever he might be,
could contfo Ri'n, .1 II Necessary, CO. % Gisrcsnr sn
and set as!e the platform. Their 1lan has long
heent aud thcy arc systematically working to
tllat cntl, TO ggt possession Of the Sat.oual Gov
ernNent s1.d recover tic ground
THEY Lost nY TNh WAR.
1t IL not opcn rebellion this tintr. hut deter
nli,aison 10 seud united delegation to tlIe
Lower House, with u view ot retaining cantrol
of TINT branc1, Of conEress, an cooperation with
war as doughfaecs,"'- who will
always cooperate with the South. IA to the
Senatr, nonn but Democrats arc to be seut II
they can help 1t. They trust 10 divisions In the
No5tE,.Mt'lch f G, a. sent Thurman and snYrrnan
!ss1tcs. The Southern Stntcs knew no such
tlltngs, They have ouiy mo purpose, u,l that
Is as axcd % death. They a1e united In tho
Determination u have y solid representation,
every cue Of thcir state4 they will scui
two men II they ean. rho will cooperate
together; aud every one Of tho Southern
HtAtuk ias tue same representation ~ the
states Of New York, Pennsylvania, ohio, aud
Illinois. Is simply a question, them u tile
number OF States, aud they calculate u}Hln
being ablt TO eet possession at tue Senate With
IN the ncrt two years II, - they hopc, they
ran continue IN tmsscssion ot the Lower House,
secure tho election of Mr. Ti!lcn, and get eo,,.
tro, Of the Srnate Within two years. tlsy Will
have accomplished The great oilcrt They have 1t,
View, ,--thn rossessiut 0f lls patronage Anl r.
sources of the GuyerllMrnf- 1t Will be casy
then for them, ~ they believe, BY the uer Ut
this iiltncHsc power, to t,tytetuate tl1en,ecycs,
always relying upon solIll and upbroken phulaHE,
of Southern States OH the side uf the DeMocs
ipcy. 1llctr plan Ia to rara Democratic pyramid
with Its base In the South which will oyefshadow
tho whole country antl coutrol tho Government
And 1t Ia tho untouhted InteutiVn of Most Ut
their leaders, when tbls shall laye been attained
tU
INDEMNITY THKMsxIvEs FoR Lnasgs
during tho Rebellion, aud, With te re-
sources Of the Federal 0ovcrnuent to crahl.
:ate tllc rayagca made BY tho chariot ot Mars.
10 not anticipate tlat there will he Mny direct
effort 90 thu part OF the s,uthrrh rcuple In
plccip1tate a.iether war. They have hatl enough
ii that. but tlley intend, II they cun, to get
control Of tile Government and administer II In
!hc!1 own Interest; snl II the Eust aud the
spcst arc not content with the manner Ia which
Lhry manage things they will have to make the
ocst Of It, II, then, = collision comes, 1t will |
aot have been brought about by suy forcIuIo |
neasuFce inausuratod by them.
Said tho reporter: "WtiE no measuses bo |
aiken to protect tic colorcd. people It The |
"Ycs," wsa tla tsply. .pu: 4 l. sas,u-aitti
ncll ii j q, !