, 1877-03-12

ceipt Of letters aud kilograms from prominent
persons Of both political parties IN approval Of
the rational course indicated ~ tho rulc Of the
Government.
TIE CALUMET.
8enator Blaine a1tnctl last evening With Hecrc-
tArr Eyatts aud Secretary 6churx.
THE xRw CAB1EEr.
Arrangements hare bcen mado for meeting
of the new Cabinet at the Executive Mansion
tho oath Of office will bc atlninttterctl to each
member, With tho exception Of Secretary Hher-
man, who qualified ycstcr.lay. :
SECRETARY THOMPSON.
- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 1t.-Thc Hon.
Riehanl ". Thompson. secretary Of the Navy,
passed here this evening, en- r'utc for Washing
;son. on special car furnished By President Nc
Keen, Of tho Vnnda1ia Road. SECRETARY Thomp-
ae Il ho y aoas os9s' sa T. Il fe9rs
I1aute; and the Hon. r. d. Nartludale, propric-
TOR nf the 1n'lianapolis Journal; tue IIon. W.
I. Flshback, E; ~. i!alforl, editor Of tho Daily
Journal; and Mra +. w. 1falforrl, Of thts CITY.
NJ. rnasIpEST nATEs.
WAsnsEo1or, u. e, March, IA num-
not pleased wttli the Cabinet nominations. hare
called on the President to relieve Themselves Of
burden Of warning and ady!ce, hit they h2vc
all come away wiser than they went, and very
fc~ arc 80 spatcful rs nut to sulm!t Of d growing
admiration for tho new President. Il see.nt.
TINT, during nil the pcsiod OF uncertainty
about tile result OF the election, President fiayes
~ stnlvtnE' llke a seioel.tcacl,sr, the art Of
digcstel the information that TIC Is ready to
meet With uuanAwGrahle arguments every Oh
lection that can be rasscd against his policy.
strate about the southerr policy remarked Al.
Ter tho Interviews, :" i thought was pretty well
posted In what ought to bc dOue down there,
but I've got to gct my Ideas in bctter shape be-
fore can argue wttll him."
The 0ppositlonls.s, as they arc called, have
CONT to the conclusion, after nearly weeks ex-
perienrc. that the new President Is plurky
inan, wtll'as much obstluacy u Grant, anil
cfcal, logical mind and sincere aud honest con-
yictIons:: President Hayes is popular already,
despite Ills para1oxlca1 movements, and II IL
succeeds will he quoted rs paragon. He Ia
daily receiving hundreIa Of letters Of approval
aud eneOuraKemcBt from ali parts Ut tic toun-
tt5s t5as. which Of course s's h''" great s''''ts''
TIE SOUTH.
The Hon. William y. Kelley. Of Pennsylvania,
nesseu Democrat whu l,as for ak years held one
Of tle n,ost honorable mud responstblc offices In
TINT State:
SAsnvil L., Tenn, March Q. 1s7z.-DEAn Stu:
occasion to let tic tnc PfetItlcnt know that there
are scores Of grat6cd people In tho Honth who feel
sooi feeling alrea5y developed. i would ike to
write htm but dont suppose be would esersc
ess q xh s 5ssa
three times elected by majority Of tho pcno.
cratic and md every I!ennblic4n member Of three
w!th H. 1r.Js: nomination. that publicly ID.
vited ,he delegate: e s; Loul. % rattfy Il
a sc1ts of cse. note tsns TFcsaep
! never felt that I11den Was the man we ought to
hasc @ and ~; ia not ySte for hin beesass Il ny d.
tof iiays. s!setien i ja.iIaed y he W. eoasse
financial nssaaase.. redeem md rcgencraty our
how earnestly ths seuih want, iii Treatment and
nss'' ss ii pass ias s?s'h IL ans stepsss ss nd
sfa mns @ II .py fS aiss esasi "
hero to be anything e!se but toidy Democratic 1t
1a m 10 uoss sos. s e ess
The coui.s Of thst party has tosecl iaryc aud r.
They I,ate beeu fcltlel Invariably. The mavnan..
ona and wise cour.o President Hayes laa entered
H. Saa sesas y .. x sna
@ tss 2$ g. We W. - ss of bs'
ter time for ORR people. .-'
It Ia the testimony of Southern men here,
who afo intimately ae1lualnted With thu ice!tng
Of their section, that this letter, particularly
thAt part Ut 1t touching tho effect Of the 1&cpuG-
llcau pulley in making It locally lmpossiblc for
cr1tle partt, notwithstanding tho decp.scated
dislike Of tic latter, gives a true reflection Of
tue political condition VI tic South, aud ID entl
| tied to careful consideration.
CHAMBERLAIN AND PACkARp.
WAsnlxoroN, March v.-Bcfore taking final
| Federal forces froul Columbia and New Orlrans,
and prohibiting thrlr further use at those points
except to sustain tic State officials in prescrv
Ing the peace, the President has decided to etyo
! uity to voluntarily retire from. tho p!sttions
| which tEey eunnot possibly maintain. Unnlis-
taxable fntimadons have besn conveyed t.
both gentlemen VI tho Prcsilcnt's purposes. II,
| those gentlemen are dctcrnncd to attetnpt to
maintain their poaI&t0ns, orlcrs will bo issued
70 tiens. Nugcr and !sngur directing them ta
*Itlldraw the Federal troops from the Depart
itary esesvataons, thus leaving to tho people Of
South Carolina and Louisiana to decide fur
themselves which OF tho dual Governments they
will sustain.
YLATrKntHa TESTIMONIALS.
Tho dispatch Of congratulatiuss frnn Bsowt-
low to Key, to-day. was immediately sent to
President Hayes, who WaA much grnt1lied to
know that thp Eut Tennessco Republicans eon''
mendc.l tllta appointment.
To-day, Butler. kersl,aw. Nyau, Scott, anl
Robertson, nf South CarutEna,--tho first three
Democrats ard the last two Republicans, ,-eailc4
upon Key aud congratulated hin, mud all agreca
that the Frcsident had malo u master stroke III
his appointment.
A wellknown Confederate 0cneral from Tcn-
nessco called upon tho President tu+lay, a1d,
referring to KEYS appointment. said: sir:
President, tayu nlways been a Democrat. I
fought four years it, tue houtileF1, army.
earl,c4tiy supported vi. TlIcn; but am u
1tayes MAA now.''
THE SOUTH.
now pRastpENr HArEs' INAUGURAL Was ri
CEIfKp.
htp 0FleIas {Lt.} nRass.
The inaugural aidrrfs Vi President Hayes Il
not q pretcntlous document. On the contrary.
1t seems to co.lrhel in tcrsns Of studied plain
ness. Compared With tho crude messages
usually presented by bis predecessor. 1t IL 4
cselltah1e state paper. aud casEics the impres.
siun Ut tsou1 aud Intelligent grasp Ut tho sub
iecta commented on. Tito tone II in every re-
spcet .a,tllnrndaole. and wo have uo doubt will
make favorable impression on every class Ut
7ealeEs. About ous-half thu document IL