, 1877-06-30
DOG EATING DOG.

Hayes Receives Kicks from tohsi'ir'Nors'
W.suSGToN. Nav 21-The recent events
a, Philadrlphi., in '>nnection with the cold
and bsurhfy reception Of Hayes by the re-
,,blicsn leadears and the enthusiastlc sDd
Glowing ''send Off to Grant last Thursday,
are exciting a great deal of comment as po-
Ii,iexi Indications Of prime Importance This
i. par,iculariy the case since the private his
tory Of both affairs has leaked OUT. IL Is n
fact now known of men that the snnoolug of
| HAYES in republican PhiladeiPhis was manu-
faciured TO order by republican politicians,
and also thgt the euthusiam for Grant, which
| spent its force in the champagne excursion TO
! see ",be cd man" off, and WAS signsiiZ-d by
srs-ches from Chandler and Cameron nom
mating him as a presidential candidate for
| 1880 was also a clear case of carefal and de-
| liberate encouragement The
coLDNEss AND DIsCoURTEsy OF HAYEs's
treatment in Philadelphia was not mentioned
by the republican papers of that city, or ary
other. for that matter, for shames sake. All
the petty politicians aud i'e-holders were
| in the plot. They were instructed by = Gem
| trail an, bority TO repress all demonstrations,
and this was 20 faithfully earrid ont that
| HAYES rode iu the carriage from The Contin-
entail hotel TO the Exposition grounds. with
out hand being raised in honor or applause.
Wherever he appeared in public there was
| the ehIIIinesa OF a studied and reprrs-ive
courtesy. The sharp ward managers who
take their orders from Mackey, Stokely, KEN
ble and rhe ring did their work we'll. Thy
| infected the republican cummuaIt~ with their
views ,ha, Hayes WAS to get the cold shout
der from Philadelphia because Of his going
back ON the party and his insra'itude to
| Cameron.
THAT FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR CHECK
why said local leader who is now
here, ~ saw with my own eyes Don Came
ron draw his personal check tor $4,000 TO help
| The republicans in Ohio tide over the crisis OF
their fate at the State election last October,
and all thanks he got for il was 70 be inrued
out of office 10 give place TO II ID rebel
colonel of Tennes~ee, who voted for Tilden,
and that squ,wking Dutchman, Carl SchnIz-
| tell Won Pennsylvania republicans won I
stand this sort of work, and they told Hayes
50 v.ry plAinly when he went over there TO
open the exposition This disguised indi-
vidual hit the secret Of Hayes icy reception.
HOW GRANT WAS DEIFI@D.
But 10 make the snub unmirrakable, the
poliricals caught upon the idea or lioHzIug
Grant on his departure for Earope. City
councils. which halred and talked at apprO-
priating a few hundred do lars to pay for
| HAYES carriages aud feed AT he Continental,
appropriated with hurrah thousand 10
sre Grant off. Committees were appointed,
money collected, aud the big men of ihe
parry invited. They secured uid Chandler,
| Fish, Robson, Cameron aud Others. Wher-
ever GRAFT went be WAS bsset by hurrihIng
J crowds; hi- rrerpiIous were Jams The Old
inau himself wa- t~tuuiSlrd at the euihuSiasm
Of The people. Th- crowGins glory Was h's
escort down the ID ,lnwarr. and the p,lpibe
hints f:on, scores of influential p0iIticans
! that he Was TO be pat on the track Tor the
| succession. There w2s uof word of praise
| for Hayes, but plainly implied c-usuee-
| This " hole arrangement VAS gortea up by a
few clever fellows, headed by Mackey. IL
was intended 10 emphasiz: he snubOing of
| Hayes II was all manufactured 10 order.
Bu, it Is a mistake to suppose the indifference
aud disgust of the leaders at HayeS has not
penetrated the masses. 1t is working there
| with increasing vehemence every day. For
Tho most part :hey honestly believed the
south was hostile and irrrcoucilAhl-, nnd
Packard aud Chamberla We're well thought
Of The idea that Hayea Rs fouled his own
nest by recognizing Nichols Is one that strikes
The dullest comprehension.
MIR. HAYES TO BE TAUGHT LESSON.
But the malcontents DO not propose 20 con
fine their efforts TO the social uubbing OF Mr.
| Hayes. They are determined he shall feel
heir Political power. The Ohio regency,
headed by Mr.. Hayes, two Sherunsns, Gar
field, Stanley Matthew's. and Charley Foster,
Is to be shorn of is influence, and first
step the radical politicians ut outs with the
administration. and they comprise the work
ing men of the parry who gave it success by
their labors and lberaliiy. intend that Mr.
| Hayes shall have no republican suoevrses TO
boast over this fall, as ''vIndcarions OF my
policy" The Baines. CamrroDs, Maek-vs,
| Nadrs, Mortons and that class understand
If the fall elections 90 republican Hayes Will
| get the credit, and will bv s'rengf gfheDed IN
the party as az inst them. They do not in
tend he shall have any success. Stanley
| Matthews Is to be slaughtered IN Ohio as a
senitorial candidate, and the State allowed TO
20 democratic in Ocrober. Thrre will be no
five thousand dollar checks from Don Came
ron-you bet. Pennsylvania has already
been given to the demourats. 1t is regarded
certain TO vote that way in November To
secure the result beyond peradventure all the
Cameron politicians will told their hands and
go fishing. A d"zen words skillfuily cir
culated among ;he irepullers who piie up
nnjcri,ies Is all that will be necessary. There
is no legislature and no congressman TO be
elected this fall 50 the Winnebagues can en-
| Joy the luxury of reveage without hurt 10
themselves, and point Mr. Hayes to the resnlt
with an Il told yon so; Ihis comes from de-
serting your party and not recognizing Its
leaders," So once again, when rogues fali
out honest men come by their own Ihere
will be no swiniiing this yesr iu Fhiladei-
phia to overcome The democratic majority In
| the res; OF the State.
THE "PoIIcY" IN 0HIo.-Tbose admin
isira'ion papers ard politicians who Tor affect
/ 20 think that the dis<sti-f 4c;IOu among Ohio