, 1876-12-16

itcrntctl nntl rccratc, again and agail In plain,
listnlt wur.ls. Power and position. With frs
Enyurnncnt and prospnrIty, nro the tempting
is sonth ,c. r to III. IIays m IN tr e ayct % of bis
Inauguration, II my SastFfneinry GUARANTEED is
gyc,t that these promises wifi bc kept.
II eignflfsant cni,lnclrnec tliat there Is an
element !ntIc Republican party wl.et Is deeply
The reform wing Of that party is very sick Of
The Southern question and The eternal hlaxoli-
Ing Of the bloody ahlrt, notwithstanding It
quietly unlimited To, aud even assfste'f Ia, the
gtvol Of tho dead 'ssucs II tho War. 'rtc Lib"
cral nr Reform Republicans arc quito willing,
however, to part company with tho cnrrtt.b bug.
gers Of tho South, e only they cas1 ba assured
tIoual policy Of the Rspubligan party; Tn.re Is
i,o need to ucny the l,otortn.1s fact, tat, within
thu last two weeks, they have beer feeling about
to sec what can be done IN the way Of
coMrROM1sH WITH THE souTnEiN DEMOCRATS.
The interview Of one Of thc nsslasant editors Of
two weeks ago, wns one fcaturc nf tlils tnnve-
.hclt. Some effort was made to- GIVE TINT In
tcrv!cw sensational Importance, but both the
grS',n;ent Democrats md tho prominent Mo
In tho nifair. made ,lasto TO- deny that u meant
anything nlore tlIan tho friendly call of nno
gentleman, on anothcr. Col. l'obcrts, him
tclf, tho gentleman who called on Gov. !iayet,
AAilcpqSi VI IAC Il1 ACS+EL GihAs 4lN blAtA uACN
thrust forward Into n prominence which tic
neither desired snnr Ind upno anything to
JUSTLY. ILL Eas right, pcrl'nps, about lfs tnler-
vluw with 1iayes being only of tho ordinary
going OH to cxvlte s,sp'cloa, thIs affair would
have been very quickly forgotten. Hut, Wien
Southern Dctnocrnts 50 suddenly bctrny MI
nllclluractcristsc cxScss ol conservatism, and
bcEf,l to put tic curb TN their Northern asso.
ciat.'s, II Is not TO be wondered at that people
should talk. Atr. Murat lIalsteah wrote ro-
Gently to tho New Y,,rh Herald hfs explanation
Of tic why the interview with lInyrswna brought
about, In tho course Of which he says:
y lad lung and interesting conversation with
xel fur him to Gall IN Gov. iinycs on hs way tn
To- d two saas' Gsd
pterids ut tho petnocrase ra,lcns: second. ho
thought l,c could moi. call npon Hayes Without
Terp va another 1suso Sothcs hs n5S iayei
Gould have ANYTHING bearing directly upon tho
lahlic hasins.s to gay e each othsI, sml.
any Importance In Il cla tn the no.oriefyt would
probably have. MI Roberts was not IN special
at;y 4 tsasf wa'h!nsta1 lIs Ii hsi ,st'sS Z q:
tho Ne.aFn'ns Hoard Il Ncw Orleans. ilo wa: weil
9saaaasa W Gsn cosy NJ yno n, ~, NJ hlG Fl.
.JoHrnd!. Then | gave Mr. Robcss. lettct TO Nj.
ltu4E4t &IALinE {{i4{ MS EEHfGEsMllun HDUub kOuks
slana nNa'1s would 10 vesy Interesting.
GOOD DEAL UELoW THE SURFACE.
:. Mr.. Halstcad further staten that no PROPOSE
tlons we're tnnt!c tp ttov. Iinyes, atltl no prom
this IL entirely trnc. Yot this interview Is .
manifestation III tho hcsre Of such pro,nFucnt
men In tho two parties rs 1atnar and jlalstcad
tn see u tlcro IL not aoinc common ground upon
which they might effect q compromise. Whether
there is yet my, definite agreement between
'thcsr two elements, I eaNnot sAv. Nobody III
Washington charged that there wus, md there
probably is not. Tho inust that seems to bo
suspected Is that tho lending Democrats from
the Southern States naye hal some private co.-
they have curctnl]y concealed from. Northern
Democrats, bit which has enabled them
ia dutorminc plan Of aetfun In rcapcet tn ttse
purity conduct. whtrll tfey arc united N o1scFv-
from, Washington, snys TINT this extrctno co1,.
serratEs1n has at length led to open charges In
the Iocal papers that tho Southern Democrats
aro not aversc to Hayes, and that inquiry hug
arhe.nlng to accomplish this result. The tela-
Ernm altls:
For two lnys tt,cre las been mitch correspond
sncs betwer costa!n IT might BE- said re,lmnslblel
youhf men Hna .oo e the aye'
have been ,rado BY tAe hitter. % aaI with liz rs.
putcd authority 81 GOV, Iiayee. ii IL represented
ean ' |" tss!oso ho seai Il d1as H. x A. : yei s
scheme has not received Tho sanction Of ti,u inlu-
entail Southern men, nor ilah mn agreement be.
tween thusc dlckcr'ng men been Made
SEEKING suELTEN.
This gives about Ill tho point there Is Of tho
story Yet untold. Thuru IL 10 likelihood that
these Southern Democrats Will do any moro
than encourage these oyertHrcs until tho cut.
cMRu of the Presidential mullla can be moru
'[tfen 81 long as Ills callse re1nalns III Congress,
but, II the contest for thu Presidency thrcutcrs
n conflict Of arms, tho Southern Democrats
vii vii mH.t ;I l1keeiy BE- buick to mako term.
iiss @ tayoiablo cenaitions. Thcrs IS no d"aGi
nbout tho sincerity. Of tho Southern pooplo iu
tleprecating forcihte resistance. They know
what waE Is, md they hare had enough Of II; 90,
mutt ot tho lsep4bllcan purity, They will do 90
undoubtedly, rather thaii push Tillcn's vlain,
by thu bnyouet, although they 1nny bp epn
vlnesl that lle Is lIonrstly elected. But Il mus!
mt bu forgotten that tlleir secession dcpu,idf
peaceful aettu,cscencc III Tilt1cn's Inauguration
and tho ASSURANCE Of shelter III tho kopttllleat
purity II thoy 20 therc.
WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS.
Respecting this latter contingency, IL fg need
ell only 10 eay that such Information us contt
gRthcr III Washington Inst week respecting tt[t
n0yur,ont led me to bellcyu TINT It il cuiltlncI
altogether 10 the conservative a1'd liberal clas:
Ut Republicans. 10 not mean to Indicate thai
bNbhS hHh 3AfUl VIZ N&h9 luJhE WIZ V0ft
been known as Llbcral Nep,,blcans III recent
years, but rather, as have represented IN thfs
communication, that class known rs the lse
nnti-Grant, and Is based nltoge.slcr uIppt
the assumption Tint llayes I,ontstl,
holds tho v'ews which havs bceu irnpli
ted TO him Respecting Grnntjsul. At tho bottou
9f thls th!n3 4 the itlcn that ho Is willing TO- mn
.iertake clvll.ssryiev retorm,tf hc cai, he give.
| the corrupt pUoplU IN his own marty. Thll
Southern ulltauec, It IL argued, will glyu hin
a,oilgll alhsrouts lu thu Seilats anil tho Iloust
to assure lin n working maIarity At butl
bodies, and l!a IL thought u he tsoutcl a'ou
| constantly. II ho does not IL something
| to break tla nen!ocratlo majority In th'
south. -. IT layrs gets in, II will be
| forti.nnto thing fnr ihu country II till
coinpuct with the sauttsern Democrats Is made
ttrantlsn!, soctIonallen, and the color'lincY0llt
vanIAh. lrouI our l'Dltirs, and, whether p,cseu
party ,anes aru rctalactl " nut, nuw Issue
would srtss mud now partlcs 10 horn 10 fight tl,'
lattles ut the future. II Hayes dNe "a II,
| fltIfxs II