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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

eougA revived the AoGeiE3es q fsoe eng
seetiou. and The land ms Ghecked vsn
the murder Of helpless hundreds by tne
Ku-KIux and buildosess, the current q
American sympathy shifted. and thsy
sustained the government in protesting
the citizen and punishing the oPprssorh
The Southern Democracy, Ike Turkey.
has niscalculatsd the strength of ahhor-
renee which has existed in the United
States against hypocrisy 50 trausparsof
and . policy SO cruel.
The interposition Of the American PEG
ole viii be shown in . manner diderenf
from that which Europe nov Inanifes6
for the slaughtered Christians of ServiA-
They viii continue the Republican party
and its principles in the administration
Of the government, and they VII volun-
teer the militia CT the loyal States, It 1t
shall become necessary, to preserve order
and protect those to whom the nation has
given its guarantees
We can imagine the vnth OF . turkish
despos and htalist At the idea that any
outside Intervention should prevent him
from dealing With the weak and unre-
sissing people whom he deems his slaves
We can imagine, also, the humane people
OF Europe, inspired by the same noble
indignation that moved Cromwell to pro-
tecs the Christians of Italy and France
from the prosecutions even Of those OF
their own faith.
This sympathy for . people 80 cruelty
treated bids fair to 90 good deal further.
II may even result In Q var in which the
subjects Of this country may be relieved
from the stupid and ferocious persecu-
tons Of the fatalistS Europe may be re-
constructed and the Turkish provinces
restored either to their own free choice of
government, or to her guarantee Of gen.
eral European powers amply able to pro
teet them from . repetition of the out
raees which would have dishonored the
age which permits them
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Let the colored people remember that
the false charges which have been made
against Mr.. Packard by George Washing
ton, Of Brashear, Charles Temps and the
Iieblemans of Delta, do not originate With
the friends Of the eolored ace Neither
does the testimony of these hired Wit
nesses contain a particle Of evidence
against your candidate for Governor. 1t
is only the baseless differences drawn from
the statements BY the Democrats TIA: even
appear damaging. Remember, this is
shallow device Of the enemy to create dis
sensions among yourselves Pay 10 al
tention to it, as it is not worth your no
tee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

q Sepesmh9. Whsa - slhsequenHy
nv Major Burkss esassuas s6e 10 hsap
Governor Kellogg IN the discharge Of his
ulhc:l duties another suspicion arose
Il seemed = though some Of the Democ-
ney began 10 fear that their Systematic
mise registzaaioa had hsea detected, and
al would b over unless . Poks colld b
put IN the vheA in the shape Of rseiktza-
ton clerks of approved znl Such q
recommendatioa for such responsible
poGncns would ruin the chances Of the
best young man in the city we're the Gov
eznor 10 carefully consider the objects the
Democracy hope to accomplish It's not
% much TO prevent registration frauds on
the part Of the Republicans Is to get n .
few on their own account that the Demo
cratic leaders seek to usurp the executive
functions Of appointment
We hold that Governor Kellogg is fully
qualified to discharge ell the duties which
the Law imposes upon him But if he
finds that he is not We hope and believe
be VIII surn his duties over TO his consti-
tutonAl substitute, and not leave them to
the mercy Of unofficial persons whose
only responsibility IN any case would be
to the Democatie party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

The Cincinnati Enqnier Is the only really
able psper in this country supporting the
nominee Of the Democratic party. On the
9Th of June the Cincinnati E"quier said.
before il vs. hssdeuhsd: Samuel J. n
dan il . hypocrire, political svindler, has
long besa . pubic pIusdsrer, and = really
The ealy disrepu;ab.e eandidafs prominently
,amed On the Democratic side. y, the
crow, crew, beautiful Crow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
ceRIElED. AID VOW BEATEN.

SSA0A&SSH
The frank and manly answer Of our
| gube.nAto.iA candidate to the dimsy
charges preferred against him in the
columns Of his nvsl's Official organ drove
that antagonist yesterday from the posi-
ton Of openly attacking his honesty to
forced deductions that be conso-ted With
svindlerk Retresting from its ACCUSE
ton that he directly cheated colored SOL
ciers Of their dues, it nov amrms that
because his clients may have been de-
tAudsd by Frssdnen's Bureau agents.
NJ. Packard mus; have been their part
ner II the vickedness, because be knew
into whose hands the money would 60
vhen he assumed charge of the dis
charged soldiers claims
A plain statement Of the facts tean
away even this last cover for the iguo.-
ance on malice which has actnated this
virulens attack upon . most scrupulously
honorable man Mr.. Packard took charge
Of the collection Of no claims Whatever
except during the yea, less. Not one Of
these claims vas paid direct to him under
the lsv IS it then stood: nor vas one paid
1t al for months after he bad entered
into other occupations and entirely ceased
Is claims solicitor. Under influences
brought to bar At Washington the pay
meot Of Ill claims Vas withheld until in
March, 1867. the act vas passed requiring
al such claims to be paid through the
Freednn's Bureau Mr.. Packard nor
any other agent vas ever informed, 1t the
time, when these claims we're finally acted
upon The commissioner Of the bureau
vas charged With the identiication Of the
claimant although no client of M Pack
ards ever suffered By neglect or indi6er-
euce On his part If any claimant, there
fore. has been defnuded By forgery Of the
indorsement or his treasury draft sent
through the bureau. that claimant can
still recover from the United States
Neither BY direct proof nor fair imph.
cation can stain be put upon the fair
fame Of Mr.. Packard through his brief
and limited connection With soldiers
claims for bounty and pay. We can not
believe that our contemporary thinks him
80 base. We feel sure no one unblindsd
BY pa-tisanism, or not determined to con-
net. viii entertain the thought for an in
slant As for the eolored people, his Own
simple denial viii be refu.ation COM
plesely satisfying: and she vile story vii |
Dc cas-. aside like many o.he. baseless sen
'atons originating II political animosity. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

ae,usl lean PARTY. sTaIE OF LOUISIANA

rno~. oRArp CAnrASay CoHHITY1o,
Ivv Orleans. ssptsoher ,. l0N
n~ ,~vesnes q the Hs1uSnns DHfy van p
ia NJ .he Allowing places anA 1oses. ena W. -
eaarear.d by TIE Ssllsvis neDsA e1ea1sW
.oU = \ PAcKARD, JUDGE HUGH J. CAAl'
,xrr uOx. ]. HKHH BuBCA. COLOSkL JAIL
IrvIa oxxHRAL JACK W1A8fOb, J. Z. AAk
m rso ana HOE G. B. DAkRALL
Pnakna, saturday. October Il
Bow rseriA, Sunday. Ostse~ =
d. Martinsvlue, Monday, October =.
vernirenviue. Tuesdag. ossssG ~
opslsas,s Wednesday. oessses >.
Lake Provsdenee, Saturday. October r.
ulavars. Sunday. Oetao0 n
Mluker's Bad. MONK October 30
81, Jossph Tuesday. October 81
wassrvroof Wednesday, November l.
vidalia, Thursday November
Aekiius Friday msrzins, Sorenber =
xev Texas Landing. Friday Afternoon 30
vemhe1 :
Part Hudson SATURDAY. Bovemseff
p,naldsoaviDe Sunday. November >
s.. JAues Cour honse. Mon day. xoveEe3 D.
HOY. w. a. HuBr, HOY. J. DuvIGyEAUD, AOS.
J. HENRI BURCH. and 9th speaker, VII deliver
address, Al the following psiats md dates:
Baton Rouge. esturdsy. October "a.
Cinfou NordAy. October %.
Eayo. sara. Wednesday. November
UNITED STATES SENATOR J. Z WEST. HOB.
PIABK NoRyI, BOZ. o. h BRBwsfKA- JUDGE
c. B. WHILE, REV. l. FAIRyAx anA J. HOE.
ROSS STEWART vii address 1epcSAean neesinO
q the following places and dassE
sh,eve psEs. Saturday. October Il
hoy. WILLIAM Il BU9wELL. C. p LADD.
ESQ. JAMES Il vAyCK. EsQ- EOS l. J. Dc
MOTT. CAPrAIy PETn JOSEPH ed ether PROM
nen. speakers vii aAdreas Republican meetings IN
the paz1Ah q Pi1qaenines ~ he following places
a,a dates
Bertraa6viIIe. Friday Oc- oh0 D.
Jeszi;s Bed, ., DSaazds. saturday, octo-
beg q.
HON J. Z LEONARD EOy. WILLIAM a HCyT,
6XyHRAL y. L AcAIILU, HOy JOIN RAY,
ana other speakers. v!n searen RevzhicAa nsse-
inSs = lDlovs
Aonroe, Saturday. OessAee u.
BAstyoo. 1eo6Ay, October II
Lake Frovidene< Wednesday October e.
By ozde, q the Cenmifsee
A. ]. DUPONT, Chairman
L LA4AyIKkD II, oee-eey. 81 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

What Is this candle for, ny child :"
said kind aunt who had come to visit her
neiee. 20, suntie," said the young woman
rather sadly, II keep that candle burning
every night for my late husband Good
heavens, Frances, you are not widow
80, dear, no; bu: my husband is On some
conference committee or other every eve
ming, and never gets home before two
O'Clock In the morning
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

A schoolmaster engaged By q popular
restaurant TO write the extra dishes on bills
O: fare, wrote bladder cakes the other
day. After . trial, one of the customers
said he vas satisfied that he had never seen
ladder cakes before.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Wendell Phillips, as 6 thinker, is gen
orally in advance Of the age; but when he
gets up in Q voman's convention and Gays
TIA. seyen-:enshs OF the husbands are
frauds be only ut;srs what the wives have
found out long ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Il don't know this man from Adam I" said
Eve, when Mr.. Satan made his appear
ance in the garden. 1t was her hrst lie. and
after that she raised Cain, and acted a. if
che did not care what became O. her.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
RALLY! RALLY. RALLY!
SEVEN GRAND MASS MEETINGS

Rocks RzT-sEcAy Pass CAHPA-ey Coru--xH
Mechanics Institute
Sew OczeAas, October . les.
Tie eA1pAE Il the city Of yev O,seAns
VII terminate With . series Of sevea nAas
meetings Al torehhgas p-oosas-acs. under tie
ASP 1ces Of this committee. ERtoeat ornso,S VII
se Dresect 20 address TIE peop.e- Their names
vi Dc announced u AdvAace Of each meeting
FOCRTa-Clay SecAre Fszr1a passr,ce
sAICEDAT yiGHr. October II
Tie cabs Of tie teash A-d eleventh va-as vi
EA-ca 70 the a lAzs VIII hA--e-z I'D .oreAeA
FETE-Jetersoz XA-kes SIKH p1ss-5e-
~EoSkSEAy night October X
TIE elsss Of re tvetNh thirteenth 49, spz-.
tee-fa -Nrds I'll march vita torches 10 ,ae
meeting.
fIxTH-Co-rso-.e Ca-rc-.o-
SAT- 2DAT yIGET oc.oa<. u
The c,1os OF tie Exsee-.t S-S se~e-.e-.a
Yards vi be p-ese-. torelExh. p-veeakae
SEvETH-Lltaye.r. Sezsv
TUESDAY NIGHT Oeec5ss =
A GeseFal Grad Mas Meeting.
TIE c-a5s o: =, vHras VII EA-se % ~ 80
meeting Of the eAepAC
b. ocdE- Of TIE Committee.
oci CHARLES A BAoCTS see-e ;A-y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Every little chicken partook of the rain
water yesterday, and swallowing the drops.
looked gratefully up TO heaven.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

A young man Gays he can no, afford 70
narry when every thing Is so dear Young
uen do not consider that the dear thing.
will bring them happiness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

A Pennsylvania paper notices that owing
to continued warm weather the buckwheat
cakes do not pan ont very well.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

A new dog house recently constructed
for one Of our citizens il noticed with favor
By the good people of Florida
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

A short man has the consolation of know
ing that if his legs touch the ground they
are long enough for practical purposes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

The Times says: The fourth Of March
comes on Sunday, this year" AL right;
thought it would come next year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

a Western paper ssyE: We are rejosceG
TO learn that Julius Cesar, Lucille wsers-r
and company Of ministries are coninz 70
or town"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Men who walk the streets with firm
tread appear to have q better understand
ing than crouching, creeping creatures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
ID / f u

TALlATEEEo-Ia IarabozlA par.aa 1t hi. RES
d@ce@ feaE EAR burg o. Friday October L.
EDGE JAMES IALtAKkR2O . native Of VIZ
S,78 aged sersnty-eaSh. yeAzs
KseauOat. vrIz1A pspe1 please eopr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

The Sunday accommodation train On the
Jackson railroad viii De discontinued o.
and after Sunday, October =, aatl far-ae-
notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

By vigorouse ne Of . health ltt- q nAn
car lift his health considerably. but saving
wood il more profitable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

n. hanssi,r and tenderness that eoznes
from suffering e most sensitive % TIE
needs o: Tie pocs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Barnum il entitled TO al credit for gain
ing wealth. 1t 10 true he had good show
FOX making money, but he made the show.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

A medical carpenter OF Chicago adTer-
t;ses the Common sense truss" II should
be . good remedy Cor the .b1sr-head-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

One Of The I'D things OF this life u TO:
uAn 70 veas . ss-sv q. a.rl A-ses eaeSSon
and then lose his bet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Rron ~ r.sasr Pe.sv.Aa IN his sent
mera. and took g,eA. delight u TIE "wasce
dogs honest bark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Bands Of nazie are engaged II political
reeurgs for the purpose OF making voses
waltz up to the polla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

The Democrats blne mass meetings an
40. 20 vel attended ~ they Lave been
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
NOTICE OF kLECIION.

XAraxA--v :, yz- oziHAS
CT ga Ns.Ser- ), Is'e.
"ssxxA> Z - s-sv1ssI ~ Ia eeA-.es q lu'
es'S - Ns~ cSasA=s III ~ slee11a1 ,or Aa!ol
49, Es sSTS-A ASz=as=-sss-x hereof sasl "
AsSs y s=a4At, 81 - the - ;>s election ~.
-~-a SsSs * ssS SsSGx-k As<x Ny sd they snsu
- sA'ssS - 2A-ss ~ f>s s-A1e3 ve;srs OF 'a'
sSsy q N<v leasS.zs
Newly esSSS ~ SlA.zSsi va.s-s q The ciN''
Nss >sSssSAss sAAs - TSNaAg. re seventh ass
- Ns'~Ssss @sAs. se&-sx lie Ssy 1xsd BY AS W
EAS s@S~sSss X as~zzs sss ~ tAe 6s-s-a. Assem0!
Aa& sfSS s4ssSSss ~ .sss<sssa ". BE he'd N ss'
'SSs ~ Nss sNSSsSA-s sss ,se Sev.1c
.ss~ AAsss ssss sS-s2zs.xrszs- az finance 0"
Ais.s1a-szss@sS - s@s>Ss Aeee11ss one AdminS
@.ssS ~ sasSeSssses.s szs Administrator OF ~
's>sssss-ass ass ASxssss=rass- .. Police, oae ~
~ea@ssassss< ~ SsH NERVE As eze AiIiaisss"'
X "Asss~sS&s 49, ssssse S.-S.2xS
Sss aA& sssessss vsG ~ ssss q: tie same pace
A-VS - sNssSSsssl ~ ss< sAre ecEmissoners
'ss s's''sss SsS sssssSe>s u axe General Assemos
~S'ss saSss ssS AasS AzS .Ae seA, o: he CITY v
New .ss~AAA
CHAHLES J. LEEDS,
sss Is ssS Mayo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Tee i % absorbed in politics that be hAs
entirely neglected the weather. BE should
notice that We need rAin-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Religious papers are making mention Of
. good nan Who died While On Ma knees II
saoalo be . warning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Housekeee err shouid 10y n iae1r re-ris'
orators nd wafer coolen - ssoa - ne!
x-e cheap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Mare Mitchell 10 saeh . good Little
wonar that no one Likes TO tel her she Y
100 old % play Faseasm-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Al o-Eaniss desires a assistant ii sos
bsllovs Who vii be able 70 blow the nos
so,r.,sd voluntary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Phladeiphia horsekeepers viii have .
good time mex. year returning eenfenalA-
Gala
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

When N instrument i Up % concert
pitch j, orght 70 stick there
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
DIR. JOHN 6. ANGEL,
DENTAL SURGEON,
- re s-rnD1 ard resEmD practice
O0ee Ne. - ConAl Street.
GELS In 81 II n Corner o. CtArtreA
CAMPAIGN
u szB

0BCONO CONGRESSIONAL UISxRlCxs
S1Afl CAA7AzGy CoHx-Y,KI
Aeyasceae hafzy q Lscs-iAeA,
y<w OrAana DC eoAGx 1s7k
yrDGE HKyRI C. DIBBkR Rsyzhnesa eanai-
Aass fnr Ce2gras. VII address the people q HI
4ssraes IT the 1slsvinS E1as ana psAcae
Clay eqssre. Ye1rsh D.ssxles yev oxieaaA
sArCRpAI NIGHT. Oesoasx T.
Je1ersoo Staten. jefferson pa<sAh- riga. ha.k
SUNDAY. October u
Jeaersoa Market, Sixth Dssrraes, yev Orieana.
WEpykSDAf NIGHT, October q.
Cozrshoose Ca-roI.oc
SATURDAY yIGET. October n
4. ;he meetings n g. Casr.eA S. james Nd st.
John The Esptiss NJ DlBBLE vi 10 p-eae,, With
MARSHAL PITKlS a.. tie Other spsAkeus already
announced BY lie Committee
TIE shove named meetings Y yev Orleans VII
- he'd E-6e- tie auspices Of The PA<s.h Can
paigo CsrEittee, Aad otter speakers vi be -
oo1-c<6 By thAs committee
Tie meetings ~ Gfe-rA keHoer-.e Camp
FArzpe: AID Je5ersoa Ssaelo, VII Also be ID
dressed BY BOZ J. e sTPHsE, EoN EKyKY De
MAS. JUDGE " Marks, Eoy. T. B. STAMPS and
other speAkera
By order 0: he Committee
A. DCAONT. Chairman.
L IANANTE3s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Heaven preserves the Shakers because
r.sr p-eeerve tie world
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
A NECESSITY.

In order 70 make ron for stock Of CARPETS
AID UPHOLSTERY GOODS, soon to arrive. - ~
obliged to reduce our stock o( CH1O4Oe, II.
61vlyGS NIRROR9 etc
Look fox bargains u xoA 3; and g Camp strunt
HEATH, PRPEY + LARA,
0uN IN 81 WseA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

The prcp-ieso. Of the Ne. York Herald
IL 8 great politician
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

IN. fines, fou, L Ersia uills i PIT up
O. the ground loo--
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

hard virser is looked 10. North II u
expected 70 freeze
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20
GREAT REDUCTION.

VII 81 FOR The -exs thirty eAys WALL sAe0
SHADES CoRNCE. NATrINGS Vsso.SrxxY
add CCRrAy GOODS al s-ea,,y -s>sSss>s ~. -
20 make roor for OH fall stoek
HEATH. PIPPEY & LANA.
aat0 IN So II Tt NoS y IA - C~we sv,>ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

Esyes;rg has been stopped a. 81 Dem
oc-suc colleges
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

The demand .or subsidiary silver coin hAs
No; subsided-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-20

There il no room 70: inastiaa Il Rhode
Ix.kr6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-25
THE TREASURY ROBBEBY.
The stealing oftbe $4,000 Package that wa,
In the Cnsh Room.

WASHINGTON, Dee. H.-Further investi-
cation Of the lr, asury ubery reported IN these
despItcEes Of last evening, shows the followin.
facts: some three weeks ago, George SnYaers
Illinois National Bank Of Chicago received a
package from the Treasury Departme I sup
posed to have contained $1,000 IN Rroeno cks.
sent in exchange for money redeemed. When
the package was opened, II was found TO tc
what the detectives call DOODLE" containing
nothing but blank paper. The fullest exlinina-
ton Of this ROBBERY fails TO iini II In any other
pa ce than the cash room Of the Treasury De-
y rimenf. II Is supposed that the clerks whI
make up the pack tses for the express com pany,
had prepared "A similar package II waste paper,
and tuat they substituted 1t for tue money
package.
Iuere is not a single sure safeguard in the
management Of the Treasury Department
against sucl Il theft, and the course thai has
been pursued FIR We rs In the prosecution Of
ire sury thetts his had the effect tp make a pre-
MUM upon the stealing Of Government mon Y.
Ine robbery II the cash room during sir. Spin.
ner's time Il $3.50. forms an interesting prece-
dent flr TINS last Robbery. Inc principals In the
former ca-e have IeycT been convict d. They
are al present out ON b II and there i not the
remotest possibility that tiny VIII ever be pun
ished. he custom Of Congress, TOO, in remit
ting dcfdlciilons has had tendency to make
officers of the department la vlgilhnt In setting
up slfeguarus agalnst these tneits. Wht was
dufo three weeks ago Ia the substitution Of this
sl@VU package may be done again tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-25
WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAYS.
Desires n Fnir Count and will Recognizes
Whoever IL Declared Elected.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I.-President Grant,
in n conversa,iop with , ,suroso,,o,,va ~ Oh.
Nc" iofk hssoclated Ptess To DAY, sald that ne
had no kno Nledze OF Democratic armed COM
spiracv S,u,h or Woa. .a nod hoo, ,o, r,od
H. -, =, !, -, 80 - ~
he nad Information merely OF org 'nized fiflo
companies outside ofthe State militia, but he was
~, "pp, o"o"s.No OF armeu COLLISIONS IN cohhec-
w" WIN 'ne fresiuency. no matter whN might
be the Tears OF others. 1t seemed to him that the
peopIa desired onIv fair oonn, ~, Tho aio,,o~.,
-. H., a.. ,-,, OV''' v, '"0 Vi0O'V,''
'ote VI .ne contested southern states In order
to be satisfied OF the result. .he reports OF the
several committees now tbera wouId shod u,ht
49,, - ,,' 'uo,' "Ouiu s"eu ns"'
on tne true cohuiioh oi onalrs' aad have ten
dency to solve existing difficulties. II was GER
,atnlv oes,r,hla to estahu,h tba oc,n.t ,,,, -,
80, ~ ~ ."V "V.ua' i"o, VI
the election OF either hayes or !ilden, he said
for neither could feel satisfied N any doubt
remained Of b,s election. ho,ause in such casa
~ " ' ''o.''''' '0 "' " SUI" N"9o
his position IA President would not command
the r. quisite general support.
Tho prosidant s,iI ,ha, ~, ,no c,,ld su,,oea
thht ne had any connection with or relation 10
the declaration of who wa elected That wns
~ Nv. '"','o' 'o' MN " u7'o''"'"V' nc was Nv"
anxious, he said, for tho coming OF the 4th OF
March, when he would gladly rive way to his
s,,c,o.s,u. - r., ., ',.. al, =, -. -, -.
euoVeHs"r 'hu' Ir'eu rom "'hc'd' c're'' pe'ore
resstablishing himself In his home at Galena,
III vvhera no o,,r , ouso ho ,,.,,,,.,s,t ,,,l,,,,
"A trin to tns West Infi,s yls,t,n, U,v,tn 'nd
other poiuts Of interest. lie n = deferred his
voyage 10 Europe ,,utii luna. for the reas"n
th't Ma yo,im,ast snn Jesso yyhnn IN N,i,bcs -,
arcnnipanv INN. viii nor rro l,inte hefnre maj
time rho President = id That duting ms two
trruna nf ono, hts nealth tsI hesn verv un,d
and n ~ns now exceilent
Uerurrin, 10 mo racan, oioc,to,, ha .atd TIM,
he snouId urotu utlv rernpntza whncver shouid
be declnred Ma siccessor ~ in ma bis nnit
ttcei feelings yould have pothing 70 a. 4
wouid be r.coIlectsd that seysr.1 venrs ago.
duriup the GufernntnrIaI contest in fnc
state OF Arknnsns. and win both narttes
rerre..utlnv their rpsrectlva cases at N ash
ington. he fecGgnizsd Tho Democrat in prefer-
one, tn thc usu,,tti.an rscas.. i,, ia,,,i ,a,,,,
am tinnf he fornar yv,sentttinj tn t,e nos,tfnn
Mhile n WIS trtie hat mo pr, aiIenftn ,.rn, ne
gan ON the 4 n of March II diI nnt neressnrily y
follow rhut The president .Iact shn' III ar r
tNiins tho oafh of ono min thot limo II a
might nike A. tinnediateIv afi,r III" denI'r,,i i'n
"f IL. eiectt"u h,', 20 1rs 1rs' % , a,,