The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-28

It Is claimed. as there ID In the army. |
The lady who figures In the scandal
is described as q brunette, tall and will
lewy In form, and is possessed OF O
beauty that might eaptivate men who
have wives no less than those who have
the chaplain, who, instead OF proving
himself the ezamplar OF good manners
and q good taste for the whole com
mand, turned tale bearer, 1t is alleged.
and repeated Reno's seandalous talk TO
Mrs, Bell. is regarded as anything but
ereditable. Atpresent, OF course, nearly
everybody in army circles sides with
Mrs. Bell: but. should Reno be dis
missed In disgrace, this feeling would,
1t ig thought, give place to pity for him.
and then those who are now her friends
would feel that 1t would have been far
better had she kept her own secrets and
GEN. M. G. BUTLER,
ssis Expose of the situation In south
Carolina.
Especial TO Chicago Times.l
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Gen. M. G.
Butler, In an interview to-day, says that
there is some Misrepresentation through
out tho North about the position OF the
| Hampton government in South Caro-
lima. He says that Hampton has never
asked for recognition OF any sort from
the Hayes government. He docs not
even ask that the troops shall be with
drawn beyond taking them out OF the
State House. He is ,perfeetly willing
sort of watch dog TO preserve tho
peace. He does ask, however.
that the due process OF law
and regular action OF the courts
bs not interfered with. He intends to
use legal means to displaee Chamber
lain, and, to use Buffers language. 1T
makes no difference whether Chamber.
lain is recognized or not, Hampton will
be Governor. We will have either o
military government or Hampton, We
prefer q military government TO Cham
an attempt TO force Cham mberlain upon
u.s." When asked Chamberlain q idea
In standing out when he did not have
any chance Of success. Butler said
general eussedness." He had tried
law cases with Chamberlain both upon
, the same side and opposing him. Gene
ral etssedness and desire to, make
trouble after he was really beaten
were the prominent characters
!. tics Of amberlain. To give an tdee
OF the relative strength Of the two gov
j..
said that Hampton had not made any
, attempt to collect taxes. He had mere
: ly called for volunteer contributions
!, aud had received over $4,000. Cham
berlain had tried the same plan and hat
. received ia the same way only Sl20O
He thought Hayes had thrown ava,
! his one opportunity to secure the grand
est support ever given to President
Delay was death to the starving psopl
: Of South Carolina and Louisiana. The
. now apply to Hayes the oouplet. II
who dhlies ID bastard. but he VIII
: doubts Is damned" He was going hom
yeiaElvy II WA ln1a df!ssglsted {! when he came her
. thing that might be proposed. Ills pes
nothing but the absolute iron hand 9
o its perpetual military government wi
make them give him up.
MORTON sNUgRED.
o And His Son to gsnslnue she seal Skin Bus
. ness.
g. Especial 10 the Cincinnati Enpurer.1
u WASHINGTON, March 23.--Morton
70 still on the war.path for more patrot
y age. To-day he called at the Interit
:. Department, and begged Shurz to giy
:, him any old unpieked bones and col
70 potatoes he might have to spar
o. 5ohurz told him that Ii Hayes Civ
o. Service ideas meant anything he pr,
posed to carry them out, and that o.
. Sitting Bull had about as many pensic
- agencies to bis credit as he could CO.
- yeniently carry He went off In jill
= = rathor Disconnected. Young John, fal
-. ing to get in the Marine Corps has gol
a. ~ to Alaska as an agent TO superinter
'h the annual killing Of seals. The Mo
,a tons will appear next season In set
tnSp skin jackets. and the Jenkinses mig
-, as we'll make note OF it now.
Ill AL'uNoh'
MS A Possibility OF its BEING Useful
Hampton.
Especial 10 Nov Y,tk Times.J
i'll WASHINGTON, March 20. - Jud
Maekey says he would not object tt
commission for South Carolina, IL
To- were composed OF Judge Bradley aior
,e- as the great exponent OF the iun
r.. principle, but he should not b. ha
"a. pered by associate commissioner s., W
ia. might confuse that doctrine. II o
ne other commission were sent to Sou
m. Carolina, Hampton would point to t
m. records Of tho courts, ell OF which {
nv clare he was elected Governor, u
nt would say: Gentlemen, decline
MS recognize your authority IL you propc
sct to 90 outside the record, and it would
ac. dishonarable to submit testimony
no your commission unless meant to abb
inS' by It's decision" 1.-The aiiunde prin
q pie" said the Judge, ''is the jewel In {
crown Of American law, ana IL appli
to South Carolina, the right Of Ha anp pit
to be Governor will be acknowledged
to THE POPE.
His Aged Holiness is struggling In
sea Of Troubles.
as Especial to N. Y. Herald.l
RS WASHINGTON, March 22.-"Upon G
TO. dinal AntonelIi's death,a says
de Vienna Neue F'eie PreSSe OF yesterd
rs, "the Emperor OF Austria wrote to I
ike Pope urging him not to deviate from
no prudent policy which Antonelli follow
ce. after the overthrow of the tempo
i've power. IL this policy was maintain
ms the Emperor promised the Pope