The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

believe that even such fox as GRANT
could cheat him so eeregiously.
Hayes.
Will somebody have the kindne. TO
shoot on the spot those gentle souls who
are reporting that Mr.. HAYES will not take
the Office Of President IL he should be de-
clared elected by false counti They are
amiable people, no doubt, and we should
be sorry TO lose them from the world; but
they will not do for times like these.
HAYES is reported to be an honest man
in all private relations, aud we gladly 40
cept this report; but he Is just as sure to
accept the result Of ZACH CHANDIER'S
JAY GorLD's, and GRANTS conspiracy
when II Is offered him. as he is to eat his
breakfast when he Is hungry; and he
would do this just rs calmly, believing,
nay, knowing. that 1t had all been accom-
plished by fraud and violence, as he would
do If 1t had been brought about by the
peaceful means OF regular and legitimate
election.
HAYES Ia not his own man; he IL the man
OF the Republican conspiracy. or course
lie was not consulted In Its organization,
and has not taken any direct part in the
management OF its different stages but he
is accessory to 10 after the fact, and ia
bound to take its fruits and to try to run
the Government. And this he must do In
the interest OF the scoundrels who, against
the will Of the people, make him President.
II Is Officially reported from London that
the differences between our Government and
the English concerning the inter Dfetation Of the
extradition treaty with Great Britain have been
set led, and that steps have been taken to ear
rest our nous fugitive thieves, wIssLow. the
reverend forger from Massachusetts,. and GRAY.
the Wall street forgsr. while BRENT, the
Louisville foreer, Is already In custody.
The settlement may also lead to tho sur
render or ELLIS, the Park Bank defauiter, who
Ia IN Canada. This Ia ali very well. but the
interesting point is whether HAMILTON Fish
has AZ ndoned the position he took regarding
our risht obtain the extraiition Of an on Dder
Tor one crime aud then try him here for another.
A startling report comes 10 ne from
Mexico by wav OF Galveston To- the effect that
DIAZ. the revolutionn cnieftain, has occupied
the CITY " Mexico. aud that President LERDO
DE 7 EJADA and his Ministers We fied the capt
tai. LERDo WAS the successor o JUAREz in the
freslueDtitl OU 9, ana liteN was eecteu, IN
the ce Of some opposition. by the national
Congress His new term begins Oh the Both Of
this month. This Is the sort If way OF doing
things GRASr ana zAcH CHANDLER are irving
to establ sh In this country. They nave a great
fondness for this exicin method. aud n they
are permitted TO keep out OF state Capitol a
regularly elected Legislature and to put IN once
frauduiently elected Governor, they will perhaps
initiate DIAz IN tryiog at W shinston to upset a
President constitutionally chosen bv the people.
The speech OF HoRArIo SEYMOUR before
the f. ertorsl Collese Of tho State OF New York.
yesterd y, sets form the vital Importance Of a
Just settlement OF the difficulties arising out Of
the late Pr sidentiL election. lie liz upon
the Republican . rty 10 see that ,hs great wrong
sought To be perpetr ited by the Administration
at " asnngton IA not carried out and Teterates
the ftct tn no party can srnr To deprive he
people Of their honestly elected President
Prof SEELyE, the Republican Representa-
tive from Massachusetts, who has been dis
tineui-hed for his independent political course,
thinks the occasion has arisen when an cleo
tors duty may be 10 vote without regard to
party. and hopes some Massachusetts, elector wll
also so think, and act accordingly, thus settling
the present difficulty regarding the Presidential
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