, 1876-12-02
TeIegraphic News.
EASTERN STATES.


Washington special says now that the
mystery thrown around the movement
OF troops has been abandoned, every.
body, except few OF the most par
tisan Democrats, cOmmends the pru.
dcncc of the administration in assemb-
ling force large enough to afford as
surance that there will he no riotous out
break ut the next session of Congress,
which is sure tu be unusually exciting
The Tri6Hne's Washington special says
an extra session Of the new Congress is
probable, because it will be impossible
to complete the regular business in view
Of the Presidential trouble.
The Tribune says, editorially, the re.
peal 10y the present House of the rule to
prevent tilibustering would enable the
Republicans, it is said, by dilatory mo.
tions, to prevent the election of Presi
dent by the House until after the 4th of
March, Filibustering in the House of
Representatives is vastly to be preferred
to tilibnstering in the White House.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 24.-Arrangments
in the injunction and mandamus cases
were continued to-day before Judge
White. Mr.. Sellers and Judge Biddle,
Of Philadelphia, in speeches, and Gov.
Brown of Georgia, by written argument,
appeared for the Democrats, and Gen.
Barlow and Judge Emmons for the Re.
puhlcans. The court will possibly de.
eide tonight certainly tomorrow.
1t is said the dispatch received by the
national committee yesterday, saying
Florida gave 7G3 Republican majority,
came in cypher and is all right, but
for some reason the committee did not
wish to examine it.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-The 7ribunes
Washington special says Tilden is repre-.
sented rs busy reading up Constitutional
questions on the election Of President,
law books, Congressional proceedings,
etc., and particularly studying the laws
Of the Southern States now in dispute
and where ineligible electors have been
found. He is in cOnst .nt consultation
with promin, mt politicians and lawyers
concerning possible contingencies affect
ing his chances. This is believed TO be
for the preparation Of plans tor Demo.
cratic Congressman il Hayes electors re-
ceive certificates in Louisiana and Flori-
da.
New YORK, Nov. 94.-Tilden and
Hendricks were closeted for two hours
to-day, Hewitt being also present. To-
night Hewitt publishes a letter to Wade
Hampton, as follows:
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
New YORK, Nov. 24.
My Dear Sr:-Your admirable letter
to the people of South Carolina is the
subject of universal commentator here.
In fact, the prudence, forbearance and
self:control of its people under the most
exasperating provocations is beyond all
praise. can only trust that in the ex-
citing situation IN which you will find
yourself next week, no outbreak will
occur. 1t is almost too much TO eXpect
that there will he no indiscrcet man in
South Carolina who may provoke col.
llsion, but nevertheless the providence
Df God has 50 tar guided you and your
people in all your difficulties, that your
friends rest in calm confidence upon the
wisdom and good fortune which have so
lar attended your actions. You NAV
rest assured your Northern brethren
nave consecrated themselves to the work
'f your deliyerance, and will never cease
he'll efforts until you are restored 10
hat freedom wherewith Won were free
" the labors and sacrifices and wisdom
II our torctathers and your forefathers.