, 1876-12-15
THAT CAUCUS.

now 1T LOOKS TO Tia KEW YORK HERALD.
All tho Washington reporters R1vc substan.
TALLY The san,e report Of tho proceedings OF the
secret CAUCUS OF tho Democratic members. Tho
HtTa|d's reporter sent this:
The Southern members and senatnrs arc aslnY
Nses ior tha Fe,nn q sossn ]
And 10 prevent violent or Irregular proceedIh4a
Under Tas DO not onsny wsn1 Va i
they 1uu.t 10 '.connted ont."..,
M Meag ys.y " c.y III gst m sh hM, VIC Il
going 10 fight. Sot the respectable pcorlc, and
What would hc THO Inevitable resa'i q = civil YER s
except d Uictatort You cannot better even tho
worst that tho Republicans conll now do by aght-
ing. but only make Il worae, infinitely wosse."
Tho Herald itself, taking ita cue from It's
private Information from Washington and from
Tildcn's headquarters In New fork. has ar
rived at tho conclusion that Hayes will 10 In
a,guratcd President, and thert will DO no
bloolslcd:
next President, and IL the Democratic party -
patriotIc and nagnnntn,Dns enough to accent thts
result when It 1nds that appealx t to Congress and
son naf for fe"rsus tbat hc viii not reat / With fatt
ness aud jnntce. VIC have no doubt that the South
30 {: well a ~ I'm vsaa a. anads H.
advice Of the best class q eonthcraera IN bis treat
ment ct that rection. We believe that biz policy
Woutd ne IN All Fcepecs CuhAiHcFao ah9 tuncintu
IL .ho poocsatts pasty giYs blu fair treatment a
With viii the liberal element Of thc Republican party.
| with onn branch Of con1rcss opposed tn bin IN
politics. le wnnla be honnd over to good behavior
even II fairness wa. not the leading trait Of ~
character. 1t would tc madness for the Democratic
party to resort 10 tolence AGAINST sneh man. In
! iH2f minority candidate became President. but
four years later these waH such concentration tn
favor Of Gen. jackson. who wna defeated II 1894
vots., lint In lses he nd maturity Of nearly
il was 10 await this action Of tho people than u
would have been to disturb the peace OF tho coun'
ochali o. defeated canldato FIN n,,t
they iii 70 tho election Of John nlucy, Adams.
and make succps.ful appeal to tho people as they
ness interests ii Jeopardy BY revolutionary resist
ance They arc too tcnsihle tn turn public nr!n-
Ion against them by disturbing TIC vR1nc Of prop
5 psy 20 safely trast to the fature verdict Of tbs
pcople. II they havn not ettong case they vii
he crushed heneath tho wei2ht Of nnlllc otun i
they srilo :stsh great pablG !nssssts in va'n s
case tty may aafcly commit It to tho future de-
cislon Ut Tie people. They havo everythiNg, t.
rain by moderation. witdom, pat'!oitsr and
lose by ,nadly imporl1in0 tho business interests
the country, Tho Democratic party could not tl,r
yiyo violent, revolutionary ftslatancc to tho Gloc
ton Of ". Hayes II he ahonld be DECLARED enlisc'
No renKon1blo Democrat can doubt that Mr
1Iaycs would make n President Of very dlacren
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Ing the army To control elections or iutcrfcre WEI
State Legislatures. lIets tnwyer by profession
nnd would never overrlde the ia" BY military totes
ciy1l.servicc reform, ID liberal IN Ill., sentiments 10
ward tho Sonth and llns an undisguaeca static
Of the raacally nlethoda OF tho carpus'hag regime