The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
j4uthusiasm Everywhere over the ~.
I,WuIs NOM InatiOn.


fJincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, Now
Orleans, San Francisco and othor prom
mont cities and towns state that the
fIsiIdop ticket IL we'll received, and In |
many pincea Haiuteg OF ono hundred |
runs were fred. Tilden and Hendricks
demonstrations took place In Macon,
Montgomery, and other place. In the
sossth last night. Clubs for tho cam
f1aiRn are forming everywhere. At New
Orleans and Shreveport great ehthusi-
Asm prevails
DIsMrshgD.
mrforrnins the service ny Diminishing
the Good Men.
VI. r. Yarynn, chief Of the special
agents OF the Internal Revenue Service.
resigned to-day, In obedience TO the re- |
auost OF the President. Mr. Pratt. In
accepting the resignation, wrote letter
4,oppIjmenting Mr.. Yaryan for the man
rcr In which no has discharged his Off.
siaI duties. Mr.. 9. w. Eldredge. chief
II the direct tax division OF the Revenue
Office. will succeed Mr.. Yaryan.
Mr.. BriBtow, on retiring from Office,
gave Yaryan u letter, highly compll !
menting him for efficiency. Mr., Pratt's
resignation s spoken of In connection
vitlpYnryan's dismissal
IN c0sGWgss.
s1ssew Netes ADout thr Proceedings ~
ThRt wsGy.
WASHINGTON. June 0.-Ia the Senate |
Mr. Cameron. OF Pennsylvania, from |
khe Committee en- Foreign Relations, re- |
ported fayorably on tho House bill to
carry into effect the Hawaiian treaty, |
snd asked that IL be- placed on the
calendar.
MI. Morrell, Of Vermont, said tho bill |
.ffected the tariff. and no moved IL be
anferred 10 tho COMMITTEES 90 Finance. |
After some discussion tho motion was
agreed 10.
In tho House. Senate bill extending |
she present appropriations for thirty |
days was amended, making tho eXten
sion for only ten days. Passed.
che Senate will pass the sundry appro-
printions bill tonight.
The Republican Senators have been
sauousing nearly all day without known
result They seem disposed TO persist |
I'd resistance to tho House reduction IN |
che appropriation bills.
Boutwolls Mississippi Committee |
nave returned with enough 81 evidence |
K0r three thousand printed pages
che Houso tonight Ia debating the
Texas border outrages.
DEBT STA rEmEnr.
ksfrfet Judge Humphreys charged with
General WmGtn~ss.
rte debt statement tomorrow will |
show about $1,000 900 reduction.
Gen. Mugzy. member Of the bar OF the |
ssspreme Court, has placed In tho hands
ssf the Chairman of the judiciary Com
Yniltco of the House charges against
District Judge Humphreys, appointed
asom Alabama, 81 general uDlitnees for
me position
THE INDIAN WAR.
pkrpers 1f Another Fight with NoFthe ru
gBaiass.
OMAHA. June 80. dispatch received
nj department headquarters to-day
from Fort Laramie says the report from
a.od Cloud that indians coming In bring
uews Of another eight with Northern
Indians. The troc:'s engaged were not
saen. Crooks. village was entirely
soUTsa CAROLINA.
A Dewcita work rar thc Legislature In
NgyeW Der.
CHARLESTON, Jane 30.~-Tho State
treasurer Announces That In conse-
syuence u the payment Of large pro-
portion OF the taxes In bills Of tho State
made receivable for taxes by n decree OF
she United States Supreme Court, there
~ but $4,000 In the State Treasury
available to pay $4,000 Of interest on
she consolidated bonds due tomorrow,
a<sing a deficit Of $4,000 to be provided
asr by the Legislature next November.
GOV. HENDRICKS.
"A ssercnade 80 lnataaa's ravorite son
nc Makes N speech.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 90 Several of the
ft0w York delegates returning from st. |
sbuis remained over one train this even
ing TO call upon Gov. Hendricks, who
met them at the Occidental Hotel, and
ahere the party was eerenaded
Augustus Schell, John Kelly, VIM. |
Roberts, w. III. Quincy. and others ad-
dressed the audience from the balcony
u the hotel, pledging hearty support
~ the ticket, and exhorting the Demo !
araoy OF Indiana 70 renewed efforts for
victory at the coming election
After these gentlemen had spoken,
saaid and persistent calls were made for
t2ov Hendricks, who appeared of the
Sssfccny and was received with the most
seeiierous and protracted cheering.
Quiet being restored, he said My fol- |
soa. citizens, IL liz impossible for me to
make an address TO you this evening. |
Series of $50 on."l j am here to pay
my respects to distinguished citizens |
from other States, who are on their way |
home from one or the greatest political |
sscayentions that has ever held session |
Nv this country.
These distinguished men sympathize |
With us In the interest which we intend |
70 protect by the change which IL to
take place at the coming election. |
FEsheers.l i believe at the next election
hat the people are going to express
what Is written in the platform adopted
sk &c. Louis, and what is written i'm the
Aistory OF the distinguished man that
heads the ticket, and that Is thorough |
reform 10 the public service. lGreat APP |
rIausc
There is but one other thought that
sill express 10 you that the platform |
adopted at st. Louis declares that the |
resumption clause of the act adopted in |
sS75 shall be repealed, and the repeal of
etc clause carries with il every feature |
N the law which is bringing about the |
contraction SO hurtful to the interests of
shc country. / thank you, gentlemen,
nor the compliment which you have paid |
me by this call.
After dining with the Governor, the |