The New York herald., 1876-12-18


evidences Of special democratic organization.
They further report tnat republicans everywhere
confidently expect Mr. Hayes inauguration, and that
threats Of violence prevent ths instead Of soaring
them, only increases their determination TO insist
upon the right, whatever may come Of It. They say
tho February count shall show 1855 votes for Hayes,
that Il would be simply sheer cowardce and ruin to
allow threats Of violence prevent his Inauguration,
and h must not DO allowed
MORTON IN INDIANA.
THE PURPOSE OF HIS VISIT AS EXPLAINED DY
HIS BRoTHER-rN-LAw-No POLITICAL sIa-
THE PATRIOTISM AND sTArEsMANsHIp OF
THE COUNTRY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TSDIAxAPoLIs, Dec. IL, 1875.
Postmaster Will Holloway 10 o. p Morton's brother
in-law. He is moreover, the Senator's custodian OF
secrets, condolences and conccamenE. Holloway was
not 10 be found after Moron's departure last night
To-day met him, and asked
"what public matter brought the Senator westf-
To this direct inquiry Colonel Holloway made answer
as folows:-
'sSenator Norton did not stop ut home his way
from California Washington recently Somc private
law business NODDED his personal attention. aud he
compelled 10 homo to look aftor It. II only
required hours his personal attention to fix Il
in shape, whom no ready return TO his public
duties in Washington. His visit West had tho
motcst political significance"
WHAT THINKS
'sHo said TO his friends that he beloved Hayes
fairly elected and would be peacefully inaugurated,
and that there patriotism and statesmanship
enough in the country to get through with settle-
OF this disputed Presidency without bloodshed
He expressed himself having NO fears on that
point"
asked, ..Did not the Senator advise his political
friends what course to pursue in the immediate
futurc?"
Colonel Holloway repliod:-"Ycs, as a party
leader only. He said he chairman of the
Senate committee having in charge the whole
controversy, and felt to be part OF his duty TO keep
fully posted concerning everything bearing on the dis
pute and attitude OF parties and the people, but he
denied the stories telsgraphed sensationaly to tie
Chicago Times the indianapolis Sentinel and other pa
pers"
Notwithstanding Colonel Holloway's assertions the
Mortons mission disturb and excite public
opinion here
TOR RECEIVED IN wAsHINGToN-rHE PRO-
POSED MOVEMENT COUNTER TO THE DEMoc-
RACY-A PEACEFUL SOLUTION OF DIFFICULT
TIES ANTICIPATED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
WASHINGTON, Dec II, 1874
No word has been received from Senator Morton
since he LEFT for Indianapolis except the
mens OF his safe arrival After hts departure Two
kilograms for HIM received here, suggesting the
advlsabty OF his making speech At India annapolis
the situation AND proposing arrangements accord.
ngiy These forwarded to him, and 1t Is thought
that he spoke In indianapolis last evening
PROPOSED CouNrER MOVEMENT.
Neither Postmaster General Tyner, his particular
friend nor Attorney General TAFT have received any
advces from Senator Morton pertaining anything Of
a counter movement TO tho reported inccndary and
insurrectionary movements among the democrats OF
Indiana.
NOTHING SERIOUS ANTICIPATED
It not thought here by well posted republicans that
anything serious disorderly will come out OF the
reported gatherings IN that State. but it is believed
that after good deal OF foolish and excited talk
ing will disturb the peace OF the community
While frequent reference is made to the commoton in
different parts Of the country arising from the political
complications quiet confidence 10 iclt that tho
eventual result will be tranquility and submission to
what will be legally decided regarding the Presidency
OHIO DEMOCRATS.
HoPxyuL vIEws--AMxaIcAN COMMON SENSE
LIxY IN TILDEN's xLEcT1oN AND PATH OF
HIS INAUGURATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBUS. Dec. 10, 1874
In accordance with instructions HERALD reprosen.
tative spent the day In conversing with representative
democrats resident here the political situation.
Several leading are absent In the East their
OPINIONS could not be obtained. The questions pro.
.hoa tta1tx hat do
the present political complications, and will they, In
your opinon lead civil war % In response to those
inquiries
MILLER,
member OF the State Senate :"I do not count Oh
the Oregon to help electing Tldcn That IS
q mere tech hnicalty. Every sensible democrat murt
admit that Hayes fairly carried Oregon and that by
right her whole vote should be cast for HIM. What
object to is the Louisiana business The democrats
here feel that the action Of the Returning Bourd
therc fraud and that Louisiana was
fairly carried for Tilden. l feel that tho
House and Senate should meet together, tho
Senate coming the chamber Of the House. as usual
and tho electoral votes, throwing louisiana
But If the Senate should refuse throw that State
and shall insist counting It for Hayes. it lead
to great trouble. Tho people should not move too
rapidly Civil war 10 awful thing l coun-
selling peace all tho time, but IT orce s to bc used
to nauguratc Hayes must be met by force
Much regret to say It, greatly fear trouble; and
yet II the constitution is fully followed and the State
rights are properly respected intended, there
cannot be any trouble"
COLONEL O GROOM,
member Of the Legislature, said:--'No. can't say
my voice is now tor war; am willing 70 wait until
the Congressional committees now at work In the
Southern States make their reports to Congress- II
these reports doclarc shat Louisiana, Florida and
South Carolina have, without fraud Intimidation,
gwen a bond fde vote for Tdcn. the democracy
should use all constitutional to insure Tdens
inaugura Then II tho republicans, in the face of
these proven frauds, insist Hayes inauguration by
force the pnrty should organize At
resist and inaugurate TdeD. Now, mind: want II
distinctly understood that all constitutional means