, 1877-10-14
NOTES AND NEWS,
THE IRHEl.ONJHAULES.
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| .Sj7ecafH U%nutch to TIE Caictg1 tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Oct l3.-Tficrc arc fr
| tlications Of All attempt ut all alliance bctwcct
tho ultra-Southern Democrats aud some Of Tho
| dissatisfied Republicans to create trouble for
the Administration upon the opening Of Con-
! yrcss 4 part OF this scheme is the Introduction
! Of Il resolution expressing approval with the
] downfall ol Packard and Chamberlain, which is
to be presented with an immediate call for the
previous question. The only purpose of this
sinister plan is to cause ill-fceling. Quite pronl-
ineut namcs are mentioned in connection
with it..
NOT COMPLIMENTARY.
Ben Hill called upon the President and i'll
formed him that Jue Blackburn represented no-
body i'll tue South but himself.
SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTED.
Ti,c President told Gen. Garfield today that
le had expected lcfcat By snail majority in
Ohio, but had not anticipated sucll large op-
position vote.
THE LOUISIANA sESAToRsu1p.
inc Dc1Iotra'ic Senators incauc'ls this nlorn-
i'iS decided to press the contest between Judge
Sloiiord and Kellogg for the Sellaturs!,ip upon
the opening of the session, anu To raise gues-
ton upon the reference of the credentials uf
spenord. This will he something vi i disar-
pointmcnt u Kellogg, who had hoped that the
question might be postponed until the Decc11t-
her scssion and that his champion, Senator
Morton, would then be present to protect his
interests.
r1l.LEY.
McCullagh, of the t;to1r- Democrat, is going to
JOIN Secretary Schurz in thc effort to remove
Postmaster Fillcy, Of st. Louis.
THE CONSPIRACY CASES. >
lhc Jury III The WGkDwsky e:lse acquitted the
defendant. Anoltc prosc4ui was entered III the
case Of Gen. Nesley. Stewart and Brown, who
pleaded guilty OF conspiracy III The case, asked
to withdraw their plea, but Judge Macarthur re-
fused the application. The District Attorney
stated that lie had petition fur Stewart Ii.
view of tins faet, the Judge said he would rer-
Otl1nenu Brown for Executive clemeucy
Observation-Disclosures,
Clerk Adams today placed the name Of
Pacleco on the roll OF the House as the holder
OF tho Governors certificate, and, therefore, !
prl1na facia entitled to the seat Us member |
from tue Fourth California District 1uttrcii, |
III the Democratic causus Tonight, gave noti.c !!
that lie would, nevertheless Oh Monday offer a |
resolution to swear III and scat WigminrM in |
stead OF paclcco The ground for tiis proposed |
action, or if 1t fails for NIe@illtun to |
contest in the usual Manner is that
he has obtained thu aiiislarits OF two OF the
three cnnyasSers Of election i'll San Lorenzo
I>Fccuct, that he actually received ~ votes anu
also the sworn admission Of the County Clerk
that the vote WAS -, and that it Was altered to
r. Nigginton also SAYS he has obtained tcsti-
mony concluslvcly showing that at least rs yotys
for Pae}iceo were illegally cast. i'actlcco, OIL
! still greater number OF Wiggiatou's votes !
should be thrown uut as Illegal.
Owing to the aforementioned action of the
-lerk of the House, LuttreH was the only |
Pacific culst member entitled to vote In til |
lights caucus. lie voted for Randall