Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-24
RY TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
From We Washington.

vour trusi 10 rriuces," says the Bible, aud the
admoni;,oD nclds good as to Presidents likewise.
(Mr.) Ll.ye5 has proved no exception; 'oo
the cuoirary quite the reverse" Figs are lot
gathered from th0rus, nor should clear water
be looked for from muddy fountain. Hayes
iuaugura,cn was conceived 10 lolquliy and Gu
summatcd 10 fraud-the fruition is but the
legitimate result he has proved false IaIley'
rand used language to mystify aud conlound-
HAYES used it to deceive an honorable and COD
fdiug, but unfortunate people. Lie was cogol'
z4nt Of the promises held out by his mouth
piescs ia The South. Of what would hc done III
case mo IultEcr obstruction was lntcrp3sed 10
hi, peaceful ioaururai1u;" how, being Pfesl-
dent, he wolid know nD North, no South, &c.;
that the people Of Louisiana aud South Ca'o
lima should have restored To them their rights,
IS sovrrcignS, in their oHu States uDder the
| Constitution Ut the United States; and That up
on tic assurance that the hoops would be With
drawn from the capitos OF those States Mr. Levy
| ofLouisiauu, ami others, in their places 10 the
House, couatIe ~ tt'o ieuioo''t o ~
| crn Representatives, aud especially those who
best know the incoming President, yielded
further opposition and accepted The hnd'ng OIL
thc infamous eight. lie was fully aware OIL
| all this-magnun lars tul-yet, upon reaching
the goal Of his ambition, contrary to the Wish
Of the people and at the cost OF the reputation
| Of thc highest legal tribunals in The c0uotrY,
| he waivers 10 the discharge VI d" 'nlneu
promise; does not invoke the ulsp'easure VI 'hc
ulras OF his pal'y' "u"' III NV law - '"0
| recauls his views, aud, never hc!nS Oh very
heavy calibrc, falls IRON the dignity OF Tres
idcut aud statesman TO IAal Oh lool iu '"c
hands Of the worst lacllon Oh pau parry
The proposed lea party, u WHICH, nlcs''s'
Hampton nc" Oh'nloIt'"'n '4''e oeo'
that they may the more iu'ly auu ilcc'y eAp'e''
their views upon their state ailailS' VIII no'
likely eveutuac ia anything but delay, which,
:, :, h.linvnJ j. whit th. extremists arc for.
=, l,i t,.,, ., Lana. MT in have s,Icc,.
"'S ~ y, ,.,,.-: ,,;o,,,.o
~ ''''1 '0'h &C.. ~ ,,,.a;,,,
has % oco'c''ooAIo ~ 1''' ,.r.-'
and when the 'su|lects are 10 appear oc'o'c
the "SoyGreigu.'
The wound ipliclc.I up5u the body polite
,,..l :, ,.,,,.,l c,,u,I f., h.,l.l lv an
ao' WYNN - VISA l1,,r
impartial ADMINISTRATOR II again p'ecu'us
freely, and the danger 10 lh: liberties OF the
neonle Is i, rreat al ever. The country has
;,, .I. anil ,oo;lI,t;n, ruIar ,uho
- "'"' "''' = "'N, >, ,''I ~ 49, e.
Is at praa"ne ""''F' VIC ''"'''' VI ''''''"' "
20, ana, hh'i 4 "'l'f'i'' u 'a'ea "P' u'AJ
the l'of" haV' "''F'' nFo' '''""''''" ''''''"-
tons.
An old republican,, Wac called upon the Pres
Ioo, ,h, o,I,a. =, ,,v his ,,-pects and WAS met
WV ill.,, ho
WIN '"''' S'''''''' ''','' "''''' -" '''' '""'
oonld not tepr'a: tlr qu"tat'"n~-tie Gould
'sme tut b" v''!a'n 'iHI' AMI '''h Is the
lnplessinn ii lnatiy. :.
TIE CABINET
w.. r.,,,,, ,,,,n, ,,.1.v adi,urned At
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W" u'1S III ''''''''
ALEXANDRIA rosToFFlcE
The Incumbent Of the Alexandria postothce
will not, it seems, be let alore, notwithstanding
his tenure Of Office docs n1t expire Until 1850
and Mr. HAYES has give public assurance that