The New York herald., 1875-12-18
WASHINGTON.
fioM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. Dec. II. 1875.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IT, 1875.
TIRE HARMONY BETWEEN THE PRECEDENT
AND THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET ON THE
TRARY ARE STARTED
There Is the best reason here for saying that all re-
prts OF disagreemens, past present, between the
resident, Secretary Brstow and Attorney General
errepont about the Whiskey Ring cases or General
abcock, are unfounded The President has consented
every movement in the prosecution Of these cases
has known fully beforehand every step taken or
opposed He has interposed obstacle in the way Of
'oseculing those indicted and Secretary Brstow and
e Attorney General have worked harmoniously to-
ther and with the President and Cabinet in
ese prosecutions II Is generally acknow
ged here by the Presidents friends that he
hde blunder In consentng to the
moval of General Henderson, but it Is a fact that the
pole Cabinet we're agreed upon this step. friend OF
b President, discussing this matter said
General Grant lost his temper, which is always
fat II II had been General Jackson he would prob
al have challenged Henderson, and II IL had been
MLincoln he would have let General Henderson say
WI he pleased Men are made differently, and in this
inter the President acted out his nature.
here are plenty Of people here who would be
gil to make trouble between the President and
seetary Bristow. They are people who are
cGerned in the whiskey frauds or who have
frhds to be protected, and they Ill the streets and
hcls almost daily with rumors of the secretary's
regnaton; of trouble between him and the Attorney
Geral, or OF high words between the President and
Nj Bristow. Such rumors teegraphed West
peaps to inspire the Whiskey Ring with courage to
stud out They are untrue. Secretary Bristow has
IN full support of the President and the Cabinet
an when he to have 1t tho country will
XIV it, not by rumors from the West or from here
bgby prompt amp public announcement
TE SOUTHERN TROUBLES IN coNGREss-MIssIs-
sIPPI, LOUISIANA AND ALABAMA PRESENTING
QUESTIONS FOR SETTLEMENT.
he Southern troubles will up In force in Con-
glss after the holidays. Senator Morton is deter
med 10 investigate Mississippi and number OF
Aes men are here to prompt HIM. He means to
cary his resolution for investigating committee
though the Senate Monday, but he will probably
fa The Louisiana question will come up on a mo-
tn to seat Mr. Pinchback, which will be debated at
glat length; but, it is said that if the louisiana
Isisature, which meets on the 1st OF January
sbuld make haste to elect a good man as
shator the Senate would probably accept him instead
oPinchback. The Alabama question will come up in
th shape of presentation by the Legislature of evi-
daoe intended TO unseat Senator Spencer The Legs-
lairc meets the Goth of December The Investga-
tin Committee which took evidence during the sum-
mr. and fall and will take more at once, will make its
reort aud this the General Assembly will appeal to
til Senate Mr.. Spencer has taken alarm and has
altady made the first in the Senate counteract
hHopponents. Arkansas is quiet and prosperous un-
do Governor Garland and the tide of emigration has
one more turned toward its borders.