, 1877-11-12

strfkc of tho pensions u thcfr aolflirry. Why
shonld not ttey takg A. m.toit as possible frpn @
arc hasr1ly to be- blamct for lookfng sTon. thr
Fc,terni Treasury ~ something wl,cl, l1as been
used tn their disadvantage, b,st call nov ny chi
posS 70 nte H. s f%aes yarn + nj IT." W.
citadel, Here II IN Ta,nmany Hall and John
Kelly and the CanaI Ring. This Is another
predatory element. In the lost place tue
wfugs-inflnttou and arrhrianism.' The tsernl'-
ltean 1nrty alone nt suth time can properly
represent TIC propcrty,ltofler and thc tax-
payer nont yoa ssc tas ttc Southern rn,ts cIs
can etrnpef the whole party l." support their
incasurrst That IS WHY 1ook uN,n tlcsc
wealthy men of Ncw Yrr' na foolish. They rS nre
llands OF party eontrol'cd by .hs suutl, and -
ruled e the Noft,, n1S ev'l traditions and the
,n mn, LOOKING q s, oa. FOR sEAT q,,,:,,n. ~.
genial, open man,. Ile catac Z, rtrc the other
tiay an, sald, .Scnntor,I nm obliged to gtyu
you notice that hare iel az aPplI;atian for
your sent when y' arc r;'tnpellui s2 isave e.. w.
but In case It is-ansf that now looks probable
have put d caycat IN IT, :" ..
"Mr. Iiill," said /, :" there hare been i've np-
peants tor my sest and tfsy ar AZ o1s aea', Of
""' 49, + naTEa' sournEnH roracr.
"Senatost criticism on Ircsi'lent ilaYes seems
to Ic detective. ocsause It does not substitute
any kind Of actEon In plaec Of the action That lsc
| Inns thonEht 1T to take"
.Thcrc is no considerable element In the Re.
publican party" said Senator conklng, (which .
oblcefs to tc rcn,uynl of troops fEnut the H0ut1-
! cs1i states, hare made no objection on ttlat
ecuru. Hut all that wns required of him wns to
take out tho troops and notling else Lie hal
no right 70 make barEaIn or saapI.nss IN, WI u
the Presidency. His interfering with u stasc by
| compromise VI bargain WIS as mich violation
Of " law as !, If be had intcrfcrcd with troops
"Nevcrthcless, Senator, large clement Of
opposition TO Mr. Hayes comes frna' the radical
"Vcry probably" said Mr., CcnklIng, "ell
through tic Noril. arc substantial people who
arc like Miles Stattltsh IN tteIr deTotlon to TIC
urigi,,n1 fntents and sympathes Of tila l!sspnb.
lican party rs free Northern party These
people 10 nut object 50 mt1es! " wltitdfawing i1
conspicuous contrast Of Mr.. Hayes ln the prrat,
1cicy t,y the vote Of Louisiana, and Mt. rae3aru
turned out, Every man knows that on ths
face ot those returns askaru WI .oeo ,ts
You cannot present those returns IL my form
tllat will not give more legality ~ tackafa ~
Governor VI Louisiana ttian TO ltayss as
President. People say this mutt assumes all tl'c
virtues Of reform ID an t,tliec which hc has
ruined hy the simple reputation OF the ladder
that lifted him. II Is tho general record o.
tlsurpess that though eustalcd they do Their
| fuyues tu tho oEEGF 6ile. lho ifGstucnt LAS q
I Democratic Cabinet"
pEnocnAr1c CABINET.
"Ilow do you make that ontf"
"DcyenB always ran for otllcc In Massachll.
eetts on tho Democratic ticket. tlo never was q
Republican. sehurz took l!Insclf out Of ~
Kcpubeap party yeats aso Key ls I; DenSsra, a.,,I
counts Eyarts Republican. The DcmocTnn :.
Ind proposed TO nominate him Tor the olnce
OF Governor In this etatc. have ~
filth in Prcsilcut whose only DISTINCT net y
: Tic party which gnye him It's fealty. IN tl'
Haycs' lnadclity sta1,ds forward and challenges
, him. 1t ls felt BY honest men oil over ~
! country. lie smiles nnd showers ou the oppo
sltfon the proofs Of u disturbed mind"
g, Il Ilo has been a great traveller. Senator"
. ayes, mn told TINT t1tro has not been
fortnight sincc he W. IN n aa1 ~ M
x Mayc you rcad tho Presidents speeches." :"
"Ycs; think old Hurry Lee ought 70 hay
. heard TINT speech where ho compared % thG 20 !,
= diers Of the Confederate md Federal armies t
i Greeks. : We beat you,' be said, IN Naahy'!!
:, and In Atlanta because We had more GrccKs.'
. Mr.. Conkling shook Ills head, and lookc
i ! amusement md contempt.
d s'You do, then, apprehGnt', SIR, TINT DHme
erat!c yis,ory would result In excessive appF'
o'aa That l. tho tncvtable logic Of tho asccnaanc
iittio whin-taii in tlse North. drill them who
= : they hold tho stock and butt Of tho whip
ands wh Wy e. nec! fae eoss osa # ster the x
~ ~ preparation Bill up to s5o0o, oM; Den. Gra,
put himsclf On record and said, M
:. - only sign this bill because It
ate to thc session for ar,bs II nc. tG
N in It," but hc indicated that hewolld not spcn
n n oil tho money. and neither did he, Tor hs Ct
Il bargoed three millions out ot i've. "Now
" sa.d Mr. Conk'lng, an t9i that tl,lec e.. M J.
oee. Sns WHIT i there IL Tie law of human nat
T. T. to prevent these pconlo from pressing forwa
~ ior appronrta.tons1 Tho physisal scars Of II
Hrea as sGsi0 70 eoniss1 aSs VIE 4 w.s sit 0"{ s
y. y. and mortifylng cra In their history, Tod
~ they arc poor, clamorous for Office, md c'arn'
&c ous for money. Their rivers. lcyess, harLo'
se q. % tation and expense. i have nj words q aue
n, tof The South; but, through my position NJ
5" New York senntor, can plainly SEQ that the. b!
nj our gentry, who arc voting acainst inc HepI
a' fitctIon of national taxation encouraged
Warrington"
TIE LOUISIANA BARTER.
no "The Louisiana bargain aud sale OF w! WI
ko roy SPOKE, Senator seens nks'y to DO Fcs's
II. uWn il coussteI,t," ho salu In noue,
ID, "for the prcsidens Of the United States 10 ss
Isl his agents Into Louisiana to bargain With IT
,ur man Nichols, who by ali tic evidcnce and
the status Of the case WV re.l:l1andcd trait .i
d. usprpcrs 10 regain the summit Of pow
for ts novel practica IN our country;;.
" Honorable President, feeling himself
nd haye been elected, wonll have refrain
If. from any such intrigue with pretend
rts in States that were really to revolt he wot
lD- have taken hls office uanfully. graeiousiy,
Inspired respect without barEninlng tor II.
Int ha had in honor To do was 70 withdraw
troops, and so that no one would have object q,
ns chair tEoso old and substantial Republicans
Ak Tie North will never look On him With resp
htp while Gov. Packard, discrowncd, nlent, ani
moved, appeara As the victim, but loohs On. |,
inv WheueYcr he referred to tho Admintstrau
' tho senstor grew cheerful and engaging,
IN ferrcd 10 ono pcrson-l th!uk It was William
b. Dodgu-as being as anxious to llalloo for
fst President and his policy u q certain negro '
fL,I& Ill rh ha tFftn