Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
SHERIDAN IN LOUISIANA,
What The Wv I0k Inns si Herald Say N,u.
THE TILTON-BEECHER SUIT.
PROGRESS or THE TRIAL TO-DAY.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
President MaeMahon's Trouble I'm
Getting a New Cabinet.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
LOUISIANA.
The Presidents Forthcoming uesSaxe

WHAT fHE NEw YORK TIMES SANS.
NEW York, January s-The New York
Times says; We lcdm from our correSpond-
ent az Washington that the President will
send IN message 70 Congress today or to-
morrow ON The Louisiana dIfiic atty, and that
~ VIII pe unusually pointed We hope that it
viii not be pointed i'm hsyonetS like Gene
raj Shealdan's dispatch. "a hitu seems 90 have
| prSiuceu an oUtourst OF indignation from
one emo OF The country - the other. Some
OF the people in Washington must DO Curl
ouSly Incompetent to gauge public feeling or
they would never have allowed that mad dis
IHt'h 70 nave seen h-hl. II Is much 20 be de-
slred that some memh,rS of The government
would take pains ID ar4UaiUf themselves
Mlth tne tone and temper oI the country. ID
the cabinet had lsVn prJ. 'Hnt lt would have
pat General ShoT Sans fer., Gus mesSacs, ON
or under the table or ... f.Ie ire and said
nothing about u. lusiea3 ~ that, General
belknap teiegraphe1 back Ia sheridan aud
said The President and all OF us thoroughly
approve your course. which was one OF the
most unnecessary and foolish bluniers ever
committed by President Grant We hone
that the Presidents forthcoming message viii
be little more crVslitablV u himself. his
Cabinet, his party, and TIE people of the
United States. who, ~ they also thoroughly
approved of Shefidan's course. would stand
dlsgraced before the ciNiliF,I world"
WHAT rHE HERALD SAYS.
NEW ORk, January S.-The Hsrti1 has n
double headed editorial calling attention 10
the call Tor meeting here GA Monday even
ing anu the influential names attached
thereto IL says tie President cannot affect To
ignore or uIdeTNaiae such demonstration
supported by such eminent names The
president Is bound 10 pay some rasarl TO the
public opinion OF the country. lie ought not
10 DE confident that hV H. right when the best
sentiment oi The best classes condemns him
IL ~ at least his duty u pause aud reflect,
and DO re-eNamine the grounds OF his un-
procedented action. The President will soon
see That he h not supported by the scntiment
OF the country. ana that his unparalleled
course arouSes thc apprehenSiOBs OF the peO-
pie as no other public event has done since
the nrlng on Font sumter. This respectable
and influential cal ought 10 convince the
President that thera J. "A limit beyond which
no public officer IN This republican govern
ment can 20 with impunify. The peopte
Go not forget the services OF General Grant:
they do not grudse HIM the fame he has won
as a commander OF Jheir armies In the most
momentOuS crisis ot our history. IL Is due TO
nm more than 20 any other man that we
possess an undivided country II was his
military genius that reIni tel a Sunderad
Federation, and the At body Of American
people are fispos"| 20 pass lenient judg-
nlent uPOn his Occa>I >I1nal mist tksS IN civil
administration. hut they would have him
remember that their rooted attachment 10
constitutional liberty is a d..P per sentiment
than personal admiration. stnd gratitude. and
that no past services. how, v.. Distinguished
and brilliant can atone for . want OF fidelity
10 the spirit OF our froc institutions OF release
him from his solemn oath 10 preserve. pro-
teci and defend the Constitution Ofthe United
States.
TIN NEW CABINET PROTECT A FAILURE.
PARIS, January S.-BarOn LeIsacey has
declared his inability to form A new cabinet.
President hacMahon has now applied TO
Dir. DufOUre u undertake that task.