The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-27

the Demo-ssic majority may bs en-
'ircly Lost.
Alexander Stephens has arrived lie
anticipates a most important session,
aud will exert his influence % allay e1-
cs.emens. and for nou- partisan, patriotic
Legislation.
NV YORK. Nov. ga gentleman
who say Tweed YESTERDAY. in answer
TO al inquiry said. he Is crushed and
broken. and has lost his old buoyancy
and defiant spirit. He Is suffering
from pleurisy. and j. actually i'll. and
seems wcaried and anxious 10 know
about his old acquaintance He is
entirely in the dark as to what + do.
and IS even without legal advice. lie
needs medical advice more than any
thing.
NEW 'YoBK. Nov. a4-Tldsn and
Hendricks were closeted for two hours
10 day. Hewitt being also present. To-
night Hewitt publishes letter to Wade
Hampton, as follows
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
New YoR's, Nov. n.
Ny Dear Slr.-Y0ur admirable letter
- the people II ts,ath Carolina Is tho
subject CT universal comtncndaii Jon
here. In fact. the prudence, forbearapce
and self-control gifts people under the
mos. exasperating provoa'ions is be-
You'd all praise. ! can only trust that in
the exciting situation in which YOU will
find yourself next week, no outbreak
will occur II is almost too much TO
expect that there will be no indiscreet
man in South Carolina who may pro-
woke collision, but nevertheless the
providence OF God has so far guided
you aud your people in all your diff
entities, that your friends rest in calm
confidence upon the wisdom and good
fortune which have so far attended
your actions. You may rest assured
your Northern brethren have conse-
Grated themselves 10 the work of Your
dellverance. and will never cease their
efforts until you are restored TO that
freedom wherewith you were free by the
labors and sacrifices and wisdom Of our
foretsthers aud your forefathers. God
give you and your people all wisdom
and all the patience needed in this hour
of trial, and in this crisis OF destiny of
our common country We have full
faith In the justice OF the people of the
United States, and we do not entertain
. doubt Of the final verdict which they
will pass upon the occurrences of the
last two weeks. This verdict will sure
ly vindicate their majesty AMI re-es;ah-
lsh free government upon "A lasting ia
sis. l hive the honor Ia be, very 1c-
specially, your obedient servant.
ABRAHAM = HEWITT.
Chairman Nat,ofa al Democratic Com
mittee
The 1rtjune's Washington special says
now that the mystery thrown around
the movement 1T troops las been alan-
doned. everybody, except few of the
most partisan Democrats. commends the
prudence of the administration in as
sem bling force large enough Ia afford
assurance that there viii be no riotous
outbreak a. the next session of Congress,
which is sure 10 be UNUSUAL exciting.
The 7ribuae's Washington special
says an extra session Of the new Con-
gress is probable. because it will be inn
possible to complete the regular bust
ness in view Of the Presidential trouble.
The Tribune says, editorially, the re-
peal by the present Hous, of the rule
to prevent filibustcring would enable
the Republicans. it Is said. by dilatory
motions. to prevent the election of
President 10y the House until after The
4,h of March Fiibustering in the
House of Representatives is vastly to be
preferred to administering in the White
House
CHICAGO, Nov. 2i-The Tr.ba1.fs
Washington special says Tildeu is rep
resented as busy reading mp Constitu-
tional questions on the election of Pres.
ident. law books, Congressional pro-
ceedings. etc, and particularly studying
the laws of the Southern States now in
dispute, and where Ineligible electors
have been found. He Is in constant
consultation with prominent politicians
and lawyers concerning possible contin-
gencies affecting his chances. This is BE-
lieved tn be for the preparation Of plans
Tor Democratic Congressman if Hayes
electors receive certificates in Louisiana
and Florida
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