, 1876-12-15
Weatmfnsscr and Third Churches, assisted by
several Of our prominent musical amateure, Will
take mart :
HAYES FOR PRESIDENT.

Why tho People Of tho sonth Are Opposed
to Tifdcn'A EIection-Northern Democratic
Uowtldermcnt and Anger.
hmdtch 10 Ee,o rark Graphic.
WARRINGTON, Dec 11.-There Is change IN
tho political Kaleidoscope, which is filing
Northern Democrats here With panic and In
dignatEon. 1t is discovered that the Southern.
era arc not unwilling that Rutherford q. Hayes
should be tho next President of the United
States. It will have been noticed that Il was
the Southern members Of tho House who
refused to follow Randall's lead in favor Of
impcachtng the President. II will also be borne
ia mind that 10 tho Senate the bulk OF the
Bouthern Senators voted 10 sustain vlse-rrcss-
dent Fc1ry's ruling that the twcnty.second Joint
rule Of the last Congress WIS not III force The
full consequence OF this action Of tho Democrats
In the Senate and House has not been realized
until to-day; md II Is now reported that Mr.
Tlldcn privately says, "Tho iiy Is up,n and that
all the Democrats can do Is to Greats a. uupleas.
ant an impression, as possible concerning tho
mcans BY which Hayes Will be tnade President.
The explanatson u tue position ct the South
crn Representatives and Senators Is 4 very OH
OH bis part to help tho South, and rid the South
ern States of tho carpct-baggers, would cxcite
the anLlnositY Of the NORTH. Hc would ba un-
able to effect anything. With Republican tna-
july bAG NtlluLE$ Duh HEEH Hayes 0EEleu
With the understanding that ',e should do lie
Just thing BY the South; that he would use his
influence to remove obnoxious Kepublican oil1-
cials IN the South; that be would give no cauu-
sgpee to ,a tns eareb1ggSers nst he woud
1istr1bution Of offices; that he would n.lmit one
Or mere typical Southcrners to membership In
hts Cabinet, the South would then be better OF
than T. possibly could be with Tilden, who
nothing to assist them,
cooperation will make any Administration
9diousi that werc they to try aad gct justice
passtons Of the North and they would lose
in tho subsequent clectlous. They know that, II
Mr. Hayes helps them lnuclI, II will excite
tho anger of his own party, and In time beiug
argue, BY submit ting TO tho election OF Hayes
with an understanding, they cAn SEIZURE u real
advantage by tho removal OF the carpct-baG
State Governments, as well aa get tn!r ehaEe
Of the o!lsccs. At the same time, Republican
Administration coming into power a. tbIs one
does ta pretty sure to prove tho ruin Of the
purity that uphuds It,
Hence IT. Is currently believed that, during
Tie staics-rot s even Ss oregonofor liaSe. M and nd
Wheeler; and that the Southern Scnators will
give no countenancc to my attempt to raise the
Democrats hero from the North nre bcwll.
lered at this sudden turn Ut affairs. They arc
very angry, for 10 any event they will be lott
out in the cold. 1t ID now thought tlat the iu-
teryicw OF Col. Robcsts with Str. Hayes really
meant something; that ASSURANCES were cum
vcyed to tho Southern Democrats 30 Is to sect.u
tnelr cooperation, Or ut least negative their on
position to the new Administration.
President Grant also comes 10 Tor his sl,are Of
the anger Of the Democrats. They now say
that he la q master OF etAtccsaft; that he STOOL
cd them to tho top Of their bsnt.n Knowing
that Hayes would b. declared President hc to0k
occasion to get of some bunco1nbc about thr
necessity Of fair count, which deceived papess
into supposIng that liz would favor lie election,