The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

dsfale,a,tion q his brother. Y. r Blanchard
compromised by the acceptance n settlement
BY the Auditor and Treasurer 81 the amount 0!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50. tON.-in what were called
Weed warrants. T. o.. wHrTNhts fHttteti to W
A. Weed d Go. In payment Of registration and
! election blanks and expenses. there being nc
appropriation for that purpose.
Oatlin WINS to receive n sum Of money snffl
Chestnut street. Il think) in New Orleans and q
dend-bead salary oil Size per month.
In this arrangement / was to be pro-
vided for, with sineeure salary OF sl25
piar month and ne negotiations being ori
edge M to this point. This consideration, how
ever. reiected, end stimulated that | should be
i r.sappointed 70 my Old place as chief clerk Of
ct naming the chief Of that office. then held BY
Charles Il. Merritt. This being assented To-
M Y a Was and you we're deaigna ted
dIntieg- Of the Office. which we conducted until
VIM. Wright was appointed to anncead you then
seriously ill ard was removed by the appoint
The agreement to all ibis effect wos drawn W
BY. me and the documents and other, evidence
q 1e sna ana
and J. % 4: Fellows: AM, t. Hon Ion, NJ 2
original agreement was In ,nv handwriting and
was signed by the contracting parties and 9th
ers as witnesses the list Of sieners. Il remem-
Q. a. Fellows Esq. Hon. A. r. Field Frank o.
Remick, Esa. formerly Adminisirator 4 Com
4 New Orleans BpnRnhrd W.
eSa9es a' aen n % oEmer1
Fs1 q b gs PM nv q o 81 s sx caeesag
W. r. Whitaker. ESQ, Of Blanchard's counsel.
was aware Of its preparation and existence. /
az met R h re m % he
may here state-Rs q reminisence connected
With the matter1thnt during the nsga {,
II y e 2
terward produced at Wellington. viz:
TIE oreinaI returns &c. Of the commits.
Of the Miohell- Forman Returning Board, 1t
the time when he knew they were not N his
hands. they being II Jac se,cea ~ - q 'naaress
since ne raid of the police upon The odd Eel
Ha sase IN w y" sae eo apa
ofnce. The Hon and Rev. Mr. samuel Armstead
being simply not very ornamental figure
It IL needless for me to state that the terms Of
tho agreement were carried out to the letter.
Blanchards brother's shortcomings were kind
ard we're pa int
bank. He was on his why to draw out some Of
this very money when he was assault
traitor d f' Commerce " Of New Orleans in jos
Walkers saloon. on Royal streetJ Blanch-
ard and CHtlin both drew pay rs superDu-
books Of tho Metropolitan Police force ought 70
chow. CatlinS mortgage was lifted: you were
appointed state Registrar Of Voters and was
my removal. since which time the subsequent
proceedings OF Louisiana politics have inter-
ested me no more"
but II they will not reacaaby Stun
Per there + nothing ,e eonneeea w g ny part
he fu1l, fierce light Of the most searching In
The part which you and bore In the traneac-
heorists Of the civil service and tho gentle
non in politics school but will leave II 70 the
'erdot q any man who ever knsw The fret
&c whole business. 90 far as you and were
oncerned. was not only justifable but eminent
y proper an1 pralseWorthy.
evenge.' Kellogg Is Senator; Louisiana is re-
handed to the control Of the oldest and best"
he Confederate .Brigadiers legisate as to the
f an 81 u q th Unted sa ass and
Governor Of louisiana, Fi'z John ,Porter's
and tsas nc Is p to haze
bottom, rail is on top at last; but some time
somewhere will DO properly told the story of the
treat Fusion fzzle" Of . Louisiana, and the
.edY farce be brought before different foot
lights In their true characters. am willing to
IKE ny chance Tor q little bit OF fame or noto-
enneRs of the whole concern by simply telling |
he tru b then and now.
very sincerely your fT WapIhirER LONG
Postmaster and Justice or the Peace. Tenn
Pluto. Lincoln county. Nevada
state Of Louisiana. Parish o. Orleans:
On this second day Of August. 1879. person
or the parish and State aforesaid. Thomas
4ynne. to me we'll known. who. being fret duly
worn according to law. declares that he has.
hat Of his own Knowledge he (Lynne1 knows
$500 - THOMAS LYNNE.
Sworn and subscribed before me. at New Or
cams. La. this second day OF August. 1879.
Notary Public.
No. 7s2o.-W. L. Catlln vs. W. Pitt Kellogg.
% the Honorable the Judge q tho Sixth Dis
trict COURT for the Parish OF Orleans:
.elloRg, Of said city. is justly indebted unto
i'm IN TIE full sum Of two thousand five hun
cred for which said Kellogg agreed to pay as iY set
orth in annexed bill of details made part here
{; that petitioner has made amicable demand
I'D William PITT Kellogg b duly clteJ. and
lat after due proceedings he have judgement
red aud five dollars. with Interest from iu-
icial demand. casts aud general relief
RICE Il WHITAKER Attorneys,
October 81 1873.
No. 1929 Catlin w. Kellogg
VIM. Pitt Kellogg to VIM. l.. Catlin. Dr..
% compensation for services as per
agreement August H. 1878. to May H.
1875. tWenty-one months at 1925 per
u1OuLH- ~ G2J 90
or services to Washington aud return
in November and December. 1873. -. 300 90
S3,125 90
CREDITOR.