, 1874-11-21
HANDS Off.
Let Arkansas Work Out He1
81 Salvation, ).
Such ) ,ho. Command Of the
: President.
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1he3 Iernment Has No Infor.
- alton to Justify In.
reference.
Interview with Judge Poland
on Arkansas Affairs.
Tho Way l1lo Was Delied by St
Louis Reporters.

srecfal Dtapotch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
WAsN1SoToS, D. O., nov. 20.-Judgo Polanl
arrived hero to-day from Arkansas. Ho atead.
fas:ly refuses to permit newspaper men to lraN
hin into I'LL Interview. uo says tint when he
roaol2d St. Louis. on bis way, lo was literally
bea'ogod by hungry reporters, With whom and
oil singular ho rofaacd to talk. Tho next morn.
Ing, howeyor, ho aays they all came out with
elaborate reports Of pretended iutorviows had
with him. each man putting in the
Judges, mouth tho sont1montB that lit
roportorial prosoieuco led him to bolioye tia
Judge would hive uttered had hc spoken at all.
riosy. of opinions with Which ho is thus uuccro.
montouay accredited. Ho spont most Of this
afternoon with tho Attorney General and a pari
Of THU evening with the President. diHcussine
longth just now, ho does.say that tLoro
NEED NOT De TIE SLIGHTEST .AfrnEHExB1oN
of any breach Of Tho peace Or LloodBhed growing
ont Of the peculiar condition Of things III A.ka,i.
& he not ra1o s,0s sG dspossd daeas to ro %tkq m
Garland party would not oifor tho slightest
resistance to tho smallest body Of limited
Stat States =. tsoops ,s,, IT,, T. they I: should y
sent there @ to install Smith II tho GuboEnato1ial
Testimony, but they wore importuncd by tho Gar.
land party to remain fom days 1ongor to receive
eomo further testimony, documentary, aud other
wise, which It waa desired to submit. It wna
thought hardly necessary for both Poland and
Ward to remain, however. and tho matter was
finally adjusted by leaving 1fr. Ward thero with
tho Assistant sergeans-at.Arma, aud tho official
reporter.
Oh hcre, BY explaining that Judge Williams
merely requested him to stop hero On bis may
home.
With regard to tho rcmarks attributed to him
IN CONNECTION WITH MR. aAY1En,
tho Judge says that he haa been rnis-
1ReaS named curtiu camo mo- to ~ him viii % =
newspaper clipping setting forth that Mr.
| would bo done by Congress- or recommended BY
the Committee to be done with regard to Arkan-
| saa alfairs. When the paragraph was shown tho
Judge, ho as onco remarked that 10 did not bo~
!@jSys @ thst t Ms s. sey!ss S had said any sush
| an unauthorized statement. He refused
| to say anything moro. Curtis at onca
| loft hiu., aud manufactured aud teleg1aphed
tho statement that the Judge had rofer1cd ia
Mr sayler as guilty Of impcrtinenco, etc., etc.
with Mr: sayler, published in the Cincinnati
| Commercial of the 18th inss., aud he EXPRESSED
great regret tlat
lie HAD BEEN MrsRErnEsENrED
| IN so gross q manner, and placed iu such falst
! position. His rolatlons with 1Ir. Sayler Aav&
always boon OF lie pfeasanteet kind. Tho1
| wora intimately associated on tho Committee oa
! the Revision Of tho Laws, where ho formed tut
| highest opinion Of DIr. SayerH character and
abilities. Ho is writing letter to that gonslo.
man tonight, which will doubtless dissipato tAt
| slight difference that has been so foollshiy TO.
| moutod between them.
| NO 1NTERFERENcE.
/ ETa the associated ryess.1
WARRINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Cabinet session
| to-day continued nearly three hours. All tue
| members except Postmastor- General Jewelfiwero
| present. Arkanaaa matter wero tho subfec& Of
commont. Attorney-Genoral Williams submit
| ted kilograms from Sauator Clayton and several
State oiicor1 in Arkansaa urging tho recognition
| Of the Smith party by tho Federal Gov
| ern1nont, but the general opinion of tho Cabincl
was TINT since their last mooting nothing haE
| occurred to alter their decision mado at tue
time. The Government las 10 Its possession no
Bucl infornation aB would justify any lntoI-
florence with the controversy in that State.
| GOV. Garland, OF Arkansas, telegrApas bis
counsel haro to-lay from Littlo Rock, an fol-
lows: "All peace; nc noise; no disturbance.
| AFFAIRS At LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE RocK, Ark, Nov 20.-.smith ts still
hid. Peace aud quiet poryades the city. No A.
| rests.
In tho Houso, q motion was carried that a
| committee inquire into tue condition OF tho
| Memphis l. Little Rock Railroad.
| Tho Hon. Milton saylor, of Cincinnati Of tho
| Congressional Investigation Committee, arrived