The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-19

MAD. WELLS, ET AL.
General sstbson's Report of Mr.. Hayes
Positive Intentions.
t3teeisl to the Chicago Timss.1
WASHINGTON, March t5.--To-night the city 10
efpptying of onsianians Interested In tho osss.
The principal obtset which occupies tile attention
OF politicians from this State relates TO Federal
patronage which yet remains to be distributed.
j. Madison Wells claims to have shernan's per-
sonal pledge ami promise for the New Orleans
United states Senator, bases his Chains pen bis
relationship TO Dennison, and the strong sup.
port Of the Ohio delegstion. Gsoige shsfidans
Bynum, and ono or two others, are pressed
BY different factions. II is not bel evad that
Wells viii receive any office In LJuisiaus, but will
be provided for elsewhere. Gen. Randall
Gibson. OF Louisiana, stated TO . Times rs~
Hayes toward % the aV' aaai state iss,ssns govern,
ments. 1t ID this. in nutshell The armed
support Of tho Chambsrlsin and Packard essab-
isnmsnts 10 TO bs Withdrawn, and the Hampton
and Nioholls sos rnments are TO % permitted by
gradnai and conservative steps 10 become assksfs
Of the situation. Gen. Gibson ys he, In eoff4
neotion with Representatives, Levy aud Ellis, of
b9uisiana, Senator Gordon, Of Gaorgis, aud Hsn-
sior Lamar, of Mississippi have received direct
and positive assurances witha the last two or
three days from PT6sident Hayes and eaeh one OF
his Cabinet that this wHs the policy agreed upon.
snd he policy that will bs carried out, regardless
Of tho goss about new elsctons lr any expe-
dent suggested to remedy the troubles In hose
states. As part of this plan OF acton, SIR Hayes
had engagement made under ihe fullest suthors
ity and most solemn sense OF their integrity,
by the three Louisiana Hsprssen aiiyes.
on behsH Of Gov Nioholls, and by the two Ssna-
tors NAMED on Bshaif OF Gov. Hampton. that sha
withdrawal Of the troops by the presidehs IL not
TO be followed in either Capital by any vioenee
| whatever on the part Of the Dsmooratio govern
| mepts In continuing the administration OF Stats
Affairs. These obligations are binding also upon
the Democratic citizens IN sonth Csrolins and
Louisiana to the extent OF the strong moral force
carried by these gentlsrnsn as the accredited rep
ressntstives OF Hampton and Nichols. Gen.
Gibson further says that the hands-off policy
| toward these States would undoubtedly be h0fly
antsggnised by the Republicans In tho Senate
| II u were inaugurased before the tsrnipstion
Of the executive sestion, and split bidding
fair 10 brssh up the Republican
party in tho country would thus on
Greet politician and sensible man desires 70 avoid,
| and will not, therefore, announce his dsterminas
| ton 10 withdraw the military supp rt Of the two
pretended governments until the Senate dis
his Csbinst TO be honest men, and says IL the
policy before outlined is not carried ont it VIII
provo that they are not what be now believes
them. He has positive assurances from tho
President that under no circumstances sin a
Btsts government be upheld By United States
troops, and that tho military will only be- used ftn
tue preservation Of the peace.
HAYEsIANA.
The President speaks EaIs Mind to
| RuHalO crowd.
| Especial TO Chicago rimos.1
| WASHINGTON, March ia delegatton OF Buf-
/ iaio men called upon the President ,o-day for
/ ne pnrposs y securing re Ieinstassfnens g.
4 from statements made by them 10 the President,
shs. NJ yohkhns secured me rsmovaI o. Osnlels
ior sne sole ressoh ssslsnsa eha. was oppossn
~ W sno eseoegfa ~ y Ihs osisgsh isas
sMons ~ ,Heh Ispseseh.aMons 70 ne aAJebs8
irom ths ascs % snes seoreary snermen nsa syIa.
.,s.is ia .h e ~ saon M eAsens snas -
.ha ss .,.ra;,sS ~ ~ IA =, - III s.s
Daniels' case conid have been heard bv mn.
i Hayes They show very clearly that Daniels
was good man and THAT he wss praelica.ly
u.r.s is.aas ~ @ @ ohss. safs
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months one thansss,a eonnois s.ons ~ % 81 ssrsl
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mer, 10 mi these n1aces so beeonme vsssn2 vias
| ont knowing sonistbing Of them nersans1Iy' Anv
attempt to make appointments by whoIesais 4
shalj not mako, If sbonld mfpbt a. ueIf tsks
pair Of Scales and vaieh tIe nay,ars nrsssnsaS
10 me- by aDn1oents and deserr,iIps the apneir.t
rnsrts b. tbe weiaht ~ them. II b INV intsutsoy
TO delay as far o. lssiFie a, that these apDolfk
msnt. noe l Sne, [,sa ,si,bn t~o nanths = " s
~ epdaI avsr six rnortta beslra rnada > a.
Hayas ai.o In tIss sat conversaeion ssid t;,at H.
haa ro nressut intentian ~ maksno snx y, r.g@
Of anq irpportnnt sraign snnaintmanta
| nvm ,psu,m ~
/ - s' n..ls.''
An expose ot ms views OH TRrin anM
/ finances.
| Especial b, Cincinnati Commercially
| w.sarraroy sraycb ~ "a IN view ~ tba uyora,.