, 1877-03-19

HAa uEllS IIOO4ut ~ HptT1 kHG ic69utuk
to rcmoro him: Mr. Julius Whito lsns been
drici and Himself. Ex-senator Logan vas
pressing cx'dor. Dsycrldgc. for The PLACE
Harvey intended to- .-ss!gn lila position Of
Collector of internal Kcscnnc. No one t,as
yet been mentioned for .his place. II str.
Harvey Intends to keep tho position he would
least prnba!A!ity that ang o{ the other Gorcsl-
ncnt officers III this city will l,c intcrlercd With
r. long q they attend to their business faith
had m lnterYi, " with Secretary Eyarts. aud
asked HIN whether l,o would adhere to tho pol
fey OF the lato Administration not to
aD9Snt Sntursl,.cd eitzens ~ od +. ,sa; ss
o M IN hsss;s sssssnt e'a q s 1e t sut
would treat al applicants alike, aud consider
merely thclr abilities for suc!s duties. ctarac-
ter, and al.tcccdcnts. Mr. Brcn.ano favors con-
At Tho same time wants . frtn policy to protect
tho colorcd people III their rtghts. Tho mcas-
t1rcs should he sucl, rs to t1lnw tho Southern
pcoplc that We have forgotten tho paat hut At
neaaurcs. carr!cd out. tlc liked tho appoint.
t,lcnt Of postnlnster-Gcncra1 Kcy, and believed
It would greatly aid In conril!at!ng tie pcop.c
Of the South, and restoring peace to that dis
tuFbcd section Of tho country.
L 4K1 e1OO A1lJAkAS + 4ko04kId1s
CONFERENCE BETWEEN TIE PRESIDENT ASp
SEVERAL PROMINENT REPRESENTATIVES, or
ritz apu1tt.
Dtrpatrh n Hoston Adtfrsfstr.
WARRINGTON, Masrh 1G.-Scnator Gordon, OF
Gcorria, ut tho invitation Of President }iuyes,,
held long conference with him at the White
House, tonight, III reference to the Southern
question. Senator Lamar and Mcssrs. Lery and
Ellis, Of Louisiana, were also present. Senator
Gordon said: 'M.. Presldcnt, II you will with
ilraw tho troops from the State-ilousc In South
Carolina and Louisians, will giro you any
sort Of guarantee that not onty shall tho peace
not be disturbed hut Packard and Chamberlain
may remain In tho Btate-Ilouscs with all tho
tsst9E f. ce, they ys@ e." aaeo 'na a,e. @ 81 u
execute. Will further guarantee, II IL
10 required, that neither Chamberlain nor
Packard shall .bu proceeded against, eycn By
from their positions, but they shall 10 left to
maintain, themselves undlsturbcd rs long as
they can raise. money to pay thvlr Gxpensrf.
Taxation would, in MY opinion, scstle tho qucs-
no no specific response. lie said that there had
bccn suggested various plans for q settlement
al these difficulties, such as a. co1nulis-
sion,.. q ncw election, tho Withdrawal - Of
senatos Zen sos: re:pied that he was s%i.led lila. ths
casiest, sllurtcst, and least embarrassing collrte
10 The Administration would he tho coilstlta.
ttouai coursc which he understood to bc marked
out in the Inaugural, wt.icl. was non.tntcsven-
tIon, or thu withdrawal Of tic troops. But even
tic do~nothlng policy, tho leaving Of troops
whcrc thcy nrc, would bc better than wrong
solution, nr q commissions, or new election.
Tho President then Expressed In earnest terms
his desErU nnl purpose 10 bring about sott1c sat
i*factory solution rs soon as possible. !io said
That tiic difficulty Ind been at white heat fur
sixteen years, and il ought not to bc considered
n.y great delay II 1t required six
teen days 10 get through witl, Il
in a satisfactory way. lie expressed his
belief tl,nt tho problem was not 70
llard to solve Us great many persons supposed,
United 5,ate.,--somo GOo.-wl.lch must b. i'm
lnedIatcly illlru by appointments. were now os.
cupytns almost tho anttru uttcntfon of himself
a1il the Cabinet, niil just soon as ihcs: aj.~
point1ucNts were made, an1 TIC Senate hail aI-
1uarueI, he wuul.f at otlce take Ip tho Southern
question and sulvo 1t. Senator Lamar. III thu
re,narka, showed tho utter Inability u Packard
to sustain himself as Govcruor Ut 1.outslar'1
without tho d!rtrt. constant. md continued
element In tho State which composed its intcllf.
ccncc, or property md civilization, were united
| Ia the eupport Ut tho. Niclio1ls Government.
AIcssTs Ellla aud Levy Eave various INSTANCES p1
| forbcaEapce on tho part Of tho tcnplc Ut Lou!sl
ana under tho sevcrcst trials, tytdcne1nE thctt
ability to govern themselves Il, cuac the troop:
nlhouli l,s Withdrawn. They demonstrated thas
| Packard had neither the power to create ati
gulty or to keen tho psncc. Senators Oorslut
and Lamar have no hesitation Iu saJfng thut
they ara satisfied with tho goodwill antl intcn
| tloIs OF tho President. The Interview laatcl
nearly two hours, and was altogether agrco
| able.