The New York herald., 1876-11-14

0f tho former twcny second joint rule, though hop0
that tho popular choice viii DO strong Ia avor Of
Governor Hayes that there Will be OF douDs
us to the result. Very truly yours,
VIEWS OF SENATOR EATON.
GRANTS INVITATION REGARDED AS PARTIAL
CONFIDENCE IN A RESULT rAvoIAnLE TO The
DEMOCRACY.
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov IL, lS7G
Senator Eaton and General William b. Franklin,
both Of this city and who have been reported
ccptng the invitation IRON the democratic National
COMMITTEE 20 South TO witness the official canvass
the disputed States, returned home TO-
day. In . convcrsauon with your correspondent this
evening. Senator Eaton, whiie questioning the pro-
prcly OF the President Interfering in the matter ~ ALL
criticised his course In not inviting prominent gentle
VI the democratic as we'll as the republican party
70 In this emergency, and seemed to regard
the Presidents course rather one sided and unfair.
he remark ed that such invitations from the President
to representatives OF both parties would have bscn
garded IN the light or honorable appointments which
would have mot generally with cheerful acceptance
tho people OF the cntiro country irrespective
Of party, would then have had the highest conndencs
IN any reports the gentlemen so selected might make
In thcsO views. he said, General Franklin iuy con-
carried senator Eaton further said that he did not
rcgartr visits 10 all three Of
TIM DISPUTED STATES
really necessary, aud. IN explanation, said no was
confident from advices received In New York to-day
that the result in Sonth Carolina where the counting
the tskcs place ths week, Will fully decide the
of the Presidency and that the IN
that State cannot tail 10 report that the election there
has been carried by the democracy
While ths nccessity may not exist, he remarked, fos
or tho courts in Florida and Louis
lana, may bo quite as we'll THAT there should be some
thing OF the Kind asshe reports .de by the repre-
sontaves OF both partos will not tail OF having good
effect IN ,uly alays .he e1ci.smcn. under which sns
nal admission the part OF tho republicans that tho
electoral vote Tor rildsn Is not tainted by fraud.
SENATOR BOUTwELL'S VIEWS.
THE PRESIDENTS coUnsE ApPRovxD-rHl
REPUBLICAN, PARTY WILL ABIDE BY THE BH~
Suit ACCORDING TO ITS LEGAL PORN.
Ayga, Mass, Nov. Is, lS76
When tho HsRALD correspondent came 10 this
TO interview senator Boutwell, the Presidential por
plex,tcs he anticipated solution OF the question
He that the Massachusetts Senator was well "
in politics. hsslng been through tho grades q
Congressman State Governor, Secretary Of the
rrsasory and nnally United Slatos Senator. High
antrcipations OF wisdom on tho unsettled question
were not realized, however, for Mr. Boutwell, like The
crowds who flock around the bulletin boards 10 not
prepared give his positive opinion until more
definite information has reached him. He was,
tneess say that G~ncra Grant had proved hiIn
self = statesman aud patriot In tho action he had
takcu and he believed tho whole country would Aup
port hun
Concerning the doubtful States the senator said:-
al nn quite sure that with anything like n count
Il will oe shown that the republicans have carried
LOUISIANA Forida Mississippi aud south Carolina,
and nothing put the m"st gigantic frauds Will take
them from uA'
gouc 5outhY" ask cd tho HERALg correspondents
.Oh, It amounts to nothing, answered tho Senator.
"But still Il will bs fortunate " their observation aud
reports satisfy tho country and thus avert trouble
Then, alter a moments reiccston, the Sonator con.
t,nued :-"Whilc We may believe that We have hon.
estly carried tho election the republican party will,
nevertheless take the result according to It's legal
form and abidc by IL
These were Ansl words OF Mr.. Boutwell, and from
the manner in which they were uttered II was cieai
80 the HERALD correspondent that he felt nwardly th
Mr.. Tden will be tho next President
WENDELL PHILLIPS GLOOMY VIEW.
0nANr's PATRIOTISM AND srArEsMAxsHR RE-
vrxwED--ruE SOUTHERN ISSUE THE oNLx
oxR THAT KEEPS THE PARTY ALIvR--Hm
VIEW or THE SOUTH AND ITS EXPECTATIONS
fErom the Boston Herald.l
al advise who ID Interested In tho Presidential
" said wendell Phillips last night, TO
diepce OF about 900 In Parker Memorial Hail. ITO feel
certain VINO DO the next President OF tho United
States until we reach the 4ih day OF March, not
think that there Is any certainty whatever who VIII
succeed Grant that until tho Isl day OF March
No matter what tho papers may say this month or next
month"; decision will be reached certainly before
man can trust. Thsro lor this and
/. is not necessary for TO consider thcm.
THANKS GRANT.
"rhc nrst word TO me, that is to DO uttered
to-day when may indulge s0ino hopo that the Ohio
Governor will succeed General Grant, tho Hrst words
TO uttered to-day arc tho thanks OF the nation "a
General Grant tApplausc.) II tho Republic 10 safe,
so thai loyal hand holds tho helm or tho next four
ycars We shall owo tho shtcd statesnanshiu
and fearless patriotism OF the present President
.appause-fearlcss in facing popular misunderstand-
ing and misconstruction a. he was iacins the
cnemy's eaanon; cautious in never ovsrstsppug the
law aud peompt TO the extreme verge Of his consmu-
tionaI aushors,y whom Il was necessary 70 save the
United States, there has been that chair
who has bssn willing tako responsibility Grant
since Andrew Jackson quilted u In taking respons-
biilty promptly and initiating measures that wore
necessary 20 tho salvation or the Republic. IN was
his will stand side by side with that of Andrew
ysas na Auas1 ha, 20 ~ ~ sosr.
takon. VIII shroud hts memory with the grsenest
laurel tha. any year Of his me has xnisrea.
OCCASION Ne has never been found wanting when The
hour called aud from The time he look tho sesponsi-
b,ty IN Louisiana tho tiinc he takes u to-day he
has been one unfstering OF fearless, patriotic
Willingness, matter what was the judgmensOt Ot hm
10 70 do ,nn ms ;hs. Tho m.S among I'll
other pablo whs best understands the sGniAoanoe
q the present . sno President o. shS United ssssss
wi Shine In history. and ne wi have Ian credit
for h.s 49, 6nansnip and comprehension
TKinUTg TIM rkkss.
sI thisk n Mr. Tildcn should really b. Pressdont og
tho United states next sources that he Uughs
20 thank for elevation 70 that post are shs Bost0n
and New York public JournaIs They have elected him;
thoy ths ards that have made IL possible Tor the
democratic party In hour pcriIous is this,
reverse tho natural order OF things gain victory
lime when ths war itself gives ample experience
us through tho hsd the right Tho helm until
were well out Of H. Republican journalism 10 ~
Northern States hes been ereduous the exsromoos
extent believing every piece OF gossip thu couid b.
started sgainss ssoerA There 70 city hero
anything damoging 70 tho party would ear
cuIats with sIsctrie wtngA In this way thsy fouleA