The New York herald., 1876-12-28
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

wAsnIyGroS. Dec q. 1875
OFFICIALS OF THE ADMINISTRATION NOT sATIs-
FED WITH THE POLITICAL sTrUATIoN-REA-
SONS GIVEN By CABINET OFFICER WHY IT
WERE BETTER TO ALLOW TILDEN's INAU-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO DE ENcoUN-
TERED Dy THE NEXT EXECUTIVE OF THIS ma
TIoN.
All the officials OF the administration are by no
means satisfied with the present omrcxion OF poIti-
cal affairs member or the Cabinet, conversation
on the subject to-day, said TO your correspondent
Looking nj the future OF The republican party do
not really believe that will be for It's ultimate advan.
tsre that should continue IN power under Mr. Hayes
DO not mean to say that Mr.. Hayes has not been
elected but tho Suspicion OF attaches 70
him aud will attach to the republican party
during the next four years In my opinion the sever
est blow that could dcal the democratic party at
the present iimo would be to surrender position
and allow Mr. Tildcn be inaugurated The position
then would be this: He would have the House. the
republican party would have tho senate, that no
very great harm could be done. The laws mean the
organic laws growing out Of the amendments 70 the
constitution and tho rcconstructlon policy could
not be chan gcd, and his administration would have
TO encounter the question OF our nnanciaI CONNER
cia and industrial depression ana provide a remedy
This no administration could do. because present
condition is due to causes which
mipistrations have little or control On the othor
s,dc II Nr Tdcn call his frends and advisers
together and announce them that he had resolved
10 make no further night for the Presidency that for
the sake the peace and harmony and good govern
ment Of the country no content TO r-inquish all
claims 10 the Office he and the democratic party would
be In a position four hence that would make
invincible. do not however believe that Mr.. Tilden
is man Of tho mental stature DO a thing Of this
kind. lie believes that he has been elected; he has
spent good deal OF money in tho campaign, and, what
is more than all. he old II he younger man
he might mako the sacrifice, but do not believe he
cares TO make opportunities for his parry or Tor his
rivals.n
THE AILRGED ovERTURFs TO SOUTHERN DEMO-
CRArs-ISTEREsr FELT IN THE SOUTHERN
BREAKERS" VIEWS or A REPRESENTATIVE
FROM TENNESSEE on THE PRorER COURSE
TO DE PURSUED IN THE EVENT OF HAYES
INAUGURATION.
The significant HERALD despaich OF the oath inst.
from Cincinnati .southcrn breakers" excited a
grcnt deal OF attention among the Southern members
to-day and tho statements in It wcrc read with great
avidry by them. ono OF tho prominent gentlemen
referred therein, Colonel Casey Young Representa-
two iron the Tenth district OF tennessee had his at
tcntion called 10 tho alluson made to him therein.
lie asked about the accuracy Of the report sent
IRON Cincinnati in regard his likelihood Of Joining
the alleged southern movement favorable to Hayes
and he replied
.sThe relations between Senator Acorn of Missis-
sppi and my self are the intimate and friendly
character, as l myself am native Of Mississippi.
have had Conversations with him 10 which have
agreed with him IN hr. Hayes should be innugu-
,nal would be tho duty pf tho southern pco-
pie, and their incnations would lead them
10 that course, to assist him In making himself a
good President and TO have fair and
honest national administrator OF the government.
No proposition has been made TO me by any friend OF
Mr.. Hayes. nor have made thought OF any propo-