The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-20
TEI,EGRAPHIC.

.l->.l 49,
lqeht to-day !ney BpIesen1eu ~ ILL iilIl
tho necessity q peace anu qu.es uuIink ll9s
Inc pfesent year y uiuef ~ se.Jc .s, .hat ia,t
he would give all necessary aid 70 secure
katf election tnat ~ nau iess 49, nesl.a ~.
tlOn ~ uolhg 70 nov ehae ne "sSS "os "
g4luld9te. ......a ! .ss.,
Inc Iresiuent y lePressn.iIss Ps..ss, - ~ VA AZ
a Hss NV Snu Vs s..s.,.t, ,ses ! s,s.n n,Ii,tnta
M tVr3s 3rsnsror s INA president anid he
sssssI'{ ~ msst haiieye that ths Rap,tblicans
ssssss,.a ,,s,s,sinate MIN aud il thry sljd. he
Raoed that aIl Republicans who wanted
=. nynTSs Vg.en 80 M, "oi "o'1
~ vo.1 IA M nni A., -. raa,,aatnd 10 re
go. assss.s kmsr IRA Marshat n feti-
s19 ~ IL ~ ~ -. ! ~ raa a. this ssnoff
3sfStSfs MY " h,sS ' Il Il III r helievei ii 10 have re-
u sssts4 " fhn Sshiarf RI thu candidate for
4 15Ss~Tssis~ y ia sisn had an interview
3.itk iH6 Attorney General. who gave
t EfS1 nssufHhon pf projection TO oolOred
yoSefs. Gov. Kellogg also had long
~ssn ~.srv .ns ssss,rsmse 1eUass thst there
&SS(i "a eSlch lieposition and arrange
f60n(s made a. would enable the State
nnthor!tles to keep the peace a l...',s, case q
fke {kyee gentlemen leave for home
toAnIwhk They were also assured that
( 20 President would do the best he
+ 0S61d under the circumstances Tor Mr.
& HanderSon.
nat1ocatlWm.
The ratl ltlcatlon meeting was address
tdby Hene tors sherman, Frelingh,,y,s,en' zen
ks ~; Prs;sisisnSs SSSs was ~, on tho platform.
The galawell nispntch.
~ Hicks. cable clerk Of Che Ocean
sfssSn.r.ssh' Gotn,,anv. appeared before
t6e Judiciary Committed and submitted
& f100 teIeRfAt1s, among them one signed
Philadelphia, colIiinencinE, plspatcn
o9!vee genle seis & amIeuasy q.a,.,scsyv - Gam nv
4AIttFe, W0snlngton Snen i9,svWs W. .ne
plYclne Language which MI; Ano.t re-
eAxoq KrVm Yuslaq OA!uweyh ~ is hu-
I 9qNoeeu 70 4 Favo, Ionuon.
En- Twe Per cent.
IA the Madrid dispatch ut the leth
! s1nnA Che .inca9Aee In the land tax men.
J a0SeiI a Ten per cent should have read
! &yvo pr cent.
vArisss Votes.
Xhe Senate h n secret session con-
<61l10r1nH the question Of postpuning the
Ux1knGn Impeachment trial until No
Il nh9& T#
s 1xx tAe e0pCeseUr to secretary bristows
The U01h % tlApprvpriations to-
| 4xx0W E1il report wv w. loF the NEW
lfAns UustosnnouSe pYnuing. ,
on. stephen 4 Hurlbut will proba.,
ENQ9eq Mt. brlstoW - SECRETARY "
YtQSoufy.. -.
= Snt 8eynQlds, conApaandinE the De
1lent OI xexas, ie mere ~ nnu ~ viii v9f W
eQSmorr0n before tne war Expeh0i-
~ Oommittees
CsssreeslsnAl PrsceedlnsN
& a. 1.H1s '@S @Sdssss sis,sa Var s,ro tam.
k2K' SSS1kard sskesi leave to ask tho
y fSss. ~ ina I'raaaurv whv he had
E}{S{ m Ssrnlsh 4 list of Iiefnultiup
i.2s ~, s,riies,f,,r A
n q SfF. Esnrnn ohiected.
\ fhe army nnnrupriation bill was re.
s$0Inod aud passed. without important
&W0n1inents.
" D&trict matters were considered.
z| k1nol1r the bills passed was one for paw
S S4 pehnBylvnnla Avenue.
4 feeclntion 10 appoint commission
tosnpoecd Of two non-rcsidents and one
uent 70 frame form oI government
sne pissract OF Oolumples Passeu.
Ane House tnen a.a adjourned.
Xt6ondments to the PostofIice .appro.
etion bill. and asked committee oi
The c0mmittee reported adversely on
10 Mfne number OF bills extending
oten(D.a
0<oOeeQ with the trial OF w. W.. Bel,