The New York herald., 1876-07-25
TROOPS AND MONEY FOR LOUISIANA
Marshal Packard to Garry Out
the Arrangements.
THE STRUGGLE OF THE INFLATlONISTS
The Movement for the Impeachment Of
Secretary Robson.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July "a, 1915
THE SOUTHERN POLITICAL CAMPAIGN THE
PRESIDENT PROMISES TROOPS AND MONEY
TO CARRY LOUISIANA.
Secretary Robeson and General T. Morris Chester,
the coorcd Assistant State Superintendent of Educa-
ton Of Louisiana, had interview with the President
to-day the conversation being about Southern political
affairs The President told him he had given up all
hope Of carrying any OF the Southern States except tho
Caropas and Louisiana. but that, as TO Louisiana,
troops would DO furnished and measures would DO
adopted TO bring out the coored vote, and money
would be supplied for campaign purposes md to
cute the plans made for carrying the State. Chester
TO New Orleans with letter from tho Presi.
dent to Marshal Packard telling him TO be in q
hurry to resign the marshalshp as he wishes him to
put in operation the plans he has formed for carrying
the State.
LOUISIANA AFFAIRs-THE coUCHATTA TROUBLE
NOT POLITICAL IN ITS CHARACTER.
The report OF the sub committee of the Committee
Louisiana Affairs which charged with the nvesti-
CATION of the 'Couchaa AFFAIR." Of last May otherwise
known the shooting of King aud attempted assassi
nation Of state Senator Twtche has made Its appear
ance with the accompanying testimony. The sub
committee, after failing to ascertain who the assassin
was of the opinion that tho testimony is explicit
character; that Twitchell had made number OF per-
sonal enemies within his own political party, and that
threats against his life had been made by one or moro
of these parties.
THR REPEAL OF THE RESUMPTION ACT BEFORE
THE BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE.
A regular meeting Of the Banking and Currency Com
mittec held this morning the eleven mem.
bers present. but Mr. Kasson of Iowa. being paired with
Mr. Raymond, of Indiana only avail.
able The subject Of the repeal Of tho Resumption
discussed, but without arriving at any concus
The committee agreed to hold special meeting to
row morning. to which time an adjournment was then
taken.
THE OLD SILVER DoLLAR-MR. KELLEYs PROP
osITIoN FOR ITS RECoINING-AN ENCOURAGE
MENr TO THE INFLATIoNIsTs.
The growth Of the sentiment in favor of recoining
the old silver dollar and making II legal tender for all
shown In the vote given day Mr.. Kellcy's
individual resolution to suspend the rules and pass
bill TO this purpose. The yeas 119 and the nays
only g. The requisite two-thirds wanting to
pend the rules. but the majority Of fifty in this vote
has greatly encouraged the currency and silver
tionsts and they will doubtless themselves with
fresh zeal tomorrow TO the passage OF Mr.
BANDS BILL reported from tho Mining Committee last
week. making a double standard OF coin values and
making the silver dollar unlimited legal tender.
THE CHINESE QUESTION: COMMISSION TO
INVESTIGATE THE CHARGES.
committee is to be appointed under joint resolu-
tion of both houses sit during the and inquire
into the merits of the Chinese question in California
Surprise felt here at the fact that two Calfornian
Senator Sargent and Mr.. Piper to be appointed
this committee It is q committee Of inquiry and has
six members, and to select 70. two Of these who
have already made up their minds would stul-
tify the inquiry and forestall the verdict
RUMoBED PARDON OF AVERY UNTRUE.
There is good authority for saying that tho gossip
about impending pardon for Avery has no founda.
ton Ia fact.
THE REPORT OF THE NAVAL COMMITTEE.
The Naval Committee failed to-day to get permission
to Friday next after the morning hour npart
for the reception and consideration Of their report