The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-27
WASHINGTON.
rne Radical Rank, Badly Ruptured.

The Radical Ranks Badly RupIured.
WAsHINGToN, November 25.-The
Radicals say the Republican newspapers
alone are responsible Tor encouraging
Hayes up to the point of breaking up his
party, aid making u Democratic Presi.
dent pre- cradle 10 his continuance
A Republican Senator'S Prediction
The rupture between the Republicans
and HAYES is so complete that one Sens-
tor said to-day that he would make y
prediction that within iOur months
Samuel j. TIlden would be President OF
the United States. On being asked how
this could possibly be, he said that the
last Congress, alter accepting the Elec-
torsi Tribunals report, passed an over
whelmlng resolution that TIden had
been elected President of the United
States I'VE also know" he said, that
TIIdeu took the oath OF office before n
qualified magistrate in New York Now,
suppose the Senate pssses resolution
accOrdsnt with that of the House, ac-
kuowledging Tilden to be President, and
ut once We 90 into executive session and
confirm TiIden's Cabinet Won't that
be revolution, complete and SiIent?'
SnHrOn VIII NoG Come.
A dispatch was received here, dated
to-dsy, At San Francisco, from Senator
sharon, AS follows: 81 cannot and will
not leave here until the 10Th of Decem
Der. / any number OF members urge
me rs you have urged me, | will resign %
The dispatch came over the wine in
cipher, and was addressed to Republi-
can Senator.
Recognizing IhN inevitable.
Alexander stephens, OF Georgia, saws
tonight that If the Senate does not pass
the antI-resumptIoG bill which the House
mas already passed, or some similar
measure, ruin aud riot are inevitable in
this country.
A Little Quarrel.
Senator COnkiing's attack on Pattor-
son for being in AT uuholy alliance 10
Detray bis party is likely to give trouble
lu the Commerce COMMITTEES, Of which
both are members. Seustor Patterson
will not be At much pains 10 help Conk-
ling with his New York nominations.
senator Eaton
viii probably raise tho question in the
senate IS TO the right OF the Vice Presi-
lent to vote, in the event OF tie upon
matters relating 10 the organization of
the body.
senator Sargent
left last evening NJ halt-past nine for has
home, without pair. The news Of his
sisters suicide reached him yesterday
morning, and be went around oil day
from one Democratic Senator 20 another
trying 20 get H pair, but failed, although
he drove around IN company with SEN
stor Mitchell trying 10 get a pair till
twenty minutes before the train left.
The uniform answer OF Democratic Sen
stors wss thst they felt, under the cir
cumstsuces, that they would not be- war
ranled 10 giving him pair.
HarIan's Nomination Confirmed.
WAsHEGToE, November 2j. In e1-
ccutive session the Senate nominated
General Harlan Associate-Justice Of the
Supreme Court, reported from the Judi.
ciary Committee with the recommends
tion ths. II be confirmed. The nomiDs-
tious of c. b. Wharton, AZ United States
Attorney for Kentucky. and W. Fltzins,
United States Marshal for Georgia, were
reported adversely.
Adverse Reports.
An adverse report whs made by tne
Foreign Relations committee on the
nomination OF Il ). Sanford a. Minister
% Belgium. and isvorsbl. report o.
II w. Willard as Minister to Brazil.
These reports were placed on the cseu
dar under the rule which prevents i'm
mediate consideration, except by uuani.
nous In regard 10 WnartDns nomina-
ton, it was mentioned that the suspsu-
sion OF Finley, his predecessor, occurred
under the administration OF President
Grant, and some doub. was expressed ~
to the validity Of his nomination on this
account