, 1881-01-08
PERSONAL HATRED.
HILL. AND KELIdhG,

PERSONAL HATRED.
HILL AND KELIt,NG.
| Spfea1 Dispafta 10 The Chteaoo Tfttunt.
WASHINGTON, d. G., jan. 7.-13en It'll las
MI uncomfortable nnttpnthy for Sul,ator
Kellogg. AmatorIty of tic Democrats would
undoubtedly lIc willing to resort 10 tic m0st
desperate cxpetllcnts to keep control OF tic
Sctinte nfter the 4tl. OF next March. These
two motives explain the actlo,l Of tho Demo
crnts to-day III again attempting to l}rlug tho
Kellogg case bcforo tic Scnnte. This wns
ioao through Senator Jonas, of Louisiana,
WHO introduced nn0ther promising Louisiana
witness. with nl| TINT the nnl,lu implies w.
j. Moore, a member Of tho Packard I.egIsa-
ture, was summoned by tho Democrats to
testify In tho Kellogg case, Tho Dcn0crnts,
| alter getting Moore to Washington, became
doubtful about his availability fur their lur.
poses, and did not examine him, whereupon
Kellogg put lin on the stand and examined
him regarding tho fairness Ut the election lii
hts district. Ills testimony was favorable to
senatos kellogg, and the cross.exnln1nation
developed nothing to tho contrary.
| NOW,
MOORE presents memorial to tho Senate,
through Senator JOINS, OF Loutsinnn, avow-
| Ing lint l'e was brLbetl to vote tor Senator
kellogg, an1 stating that l,c was not ex-
a'nInca n!on that point when lle
was before the Committee At the
snlno time, letters have received
from Louisiana, sayIng that Moore was
guilty Of SUMO Official crookctness iu TIC
Cl1ssoin-lIouso, and had lost his place In con.
sequence. lIo had been trying to gut into
ppsttion nttatn by threatening to mako tlaln-
aging disclosures III Washington il his de-
nsatltls were not hecded., lie ,nadu known
tho fact before lcayFng NGw Orleans, 81; these
letters sfy, and llD ],nu received u ttckot to
washington, a''d sum Of money from tho
Democrats, to come OH a1,M present tho me-
mortal. Tile motive on the purt Of tic
Democrats In bringing up 4 this mat-
ter now Is believed to bo the
w1sl. to keep tho subject before the public in
sucll way tllatit may be taken up for ac-
tlolt. and; apparently, with nowIy-found cyi-
.o',co to sustain tho charges agalllst Senator
Kellogg. This may 10 done
sooN AFTER TIlt: TENNEsaEE SENATORIAL
ELECTION,
III tic event that 4 Republican Senator shall
ho elected. Such coursu n.ny result IN n
deadlock III the Senate. which will Inst dur
Int the session. THO volumes of evidence
taken by tho Committee on Privileges a1ul
Elections, md by tic soyernl lnyes-
itgating Committees, beartng upon
the Kellogg-Sputrurd cascs, would
furnish ample material for consideration
during the remainder OF tho present session,
II such deadlock st,ouId follow tho Ut
temrts OF tho Democrats to unseat Kellogg
by revolutionary lneans after his case Is set
tied, MI extra session would, OF. course, be
necessity boforo tho close OF tic fiscal year.
Wiser Democrats will oppose such policy,
THIS a'EAo'aAa w, wAs III stlsuSa UPON THE
l., +,,o ,,,,o,.,, -, s,n.'st y.,,.
Ionisin,," s.s,,,,, t',at IN Hu"ss; ~, w oo"s, VI
~ o"' .4s LA nv osu ~ AioW u'as
,',, sao p'eSvtso .,,M1 ~ u',t w. scnt'enlRh Maae
swis,o,,s1.. v'5 ut'eroi.Io. a'r; cameron, .ol
w." " 'ss"iS.n, M sAowu" taen c,o"r'S lnat mo
a' ,.,"aI.,, u', ~ 4't., s"oso lnost
I"'se"s t,ma',. uoloto .ae eoa,!hltlee tlaas no
~, m.u" lii, ~ ~ "aons soet in tile eleclanh'
.si.,. 1asn M'.'eu .u !hs''lo1sai 'ala upon t'lo
Iotfen'snt c'"u WIZ! WHICH " htrlHe at kei-
1"ks, "'l ~ enl'slS hls aHcselat grunge. Gell.
Lohun scse!slS cnaIactcrazet 1l'e whoie pro-
e.e.''''E ~ u'o pe.1.MH vi PERSON Who de.
sM'en !,'nas'.l sai1't'1. n'!a seoanatci, mn!
~ asSsu " w eHhl1taaea 10 laave 1''o United
',aees ae ae'cre ;r, WHETHER OF not no was s1lcf,
porsosi. lilo burden VI Ills petition, aattl
senator Logan, ia. ~ nm scou''dro and
v11laln. anu ought to 10 IN TIC renitci'tlary,
a1h' taesc1ose "il't 10 be investigated"
sIls KELLOGG lETr1sSE1' TO THE CHAMBER
oeloFe llle proceedings had concluded. lle
~ st!oHs man III 9!ls own uc1onse. liz
cn.1ae1es'"ea tho man Aloofe very l'n@nly M
n"l, pes3n3es, pineRlsaal!ef' anl tuiief,
,a'. au SUN HIM.. u!"; s'ety at!seatloh mat ho had
oeell pf'oeu w himself was u1lt1ue' Fur
mouths 10 !'ast been trying to Induce tho |
democrats to buy l,ln, and h0 tkeliogg) |
doubted whether anybody could be found Iii |