Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-25

that the President never promised any
one he would remove the troops from
Louisiana or South Carolina is con-
firmed so far as the word OF II Presi-
nent is concerned. He informed
Western Republican Senators that he
had never said to any H he would
remove the troops from either State,
and he added: III never au horned
any one to speak for me in that par
ticular. l propose to do what is right
IN my best judgment. and l don't
exp ect to please ever body"
NEW YORK, March "a.
Tweed has arranged to make such
restitution TO the city as is within his
power and make a clean breast of the
proceedings of Tammany. The best
impression to-day is that Oakley Halls
disappearance is connected with the
affair; that he has flad either because
he had ascertained Tweed's confession
would compel him tn appear rs a wit
ness against Peter b. Sweeney, or be
cause Tweed's disclosures were likely
% realize the former SUSPECT ,ns that
Hall shared in the rings plumber. 1t
i known that Hall learned a week ago
that Tweed had practically settled with
tn6 pTO>pculiou ANU given eNlutUCt
that must compel Sweeney to settle or
have left him nothing with which to
make n settlement, and so it is believed
he has gone to Europe. Tweed's and
Sweenev's property is beyond the
Sheritf's reach. but it is understood
their friends hold title to much that
can be realized. with their consent, for
purposes of restitution. 1t is fair TO
remember that Hall defied prosecu-
ton in 1871, but it is claimed that his
share in the Tammany plumber was
traced to him only since Woodward'S
return and confession. Halls daugh-
terS betray no anxiety or distress re-
garjing his disappearance.
Proceedings of the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, March "a.
The Cabinet session to day was
mainly devoted to the discussion of
rules and regulations tor the govern
nent of the Civil Service throughout
the country. Such progress was made
as to warrant the belief that they will
be ready for PRONUNCIATION early next
week. 1t is au,hnri aiively stated that
the Louisiana Commission has not
been determined, with the single ex-
reption of Ex-Governor Brown, of
Tennessee.
Delegation Of Irish Republicans.
WASHINGTON, March "a.
a delegation of IRISH Republicans
called upon the President to-day. and
after expressing its approval of his
policy, asked that Michael Scaulou be
gwen a national position. The Presi-
dent thanked the delegation for their
kind sentiments and spoke of the dis
inguished services of Irish-Eorn citi.
zens.
Cincinnati Municipal Convention.
CINCINNATI. Marrh "a.
The democratic Municipal Conven-
ton met this morning and adjourned
till one O'Clock. The indications are
that Mayor johnson will be nomi-
q ,ted for reelection.
This afternoon the convention nomi-
mated Percy II. Smith for Mayor on
the first ballot.
Democrats Complaining Louisiana
Matters Secretary Schurz on
the Save.
CHICAGO, March "a.
The Chicago Journals Washington
special says: II is understood the DEM
ocrais will complicate matters by send
ing to Louisiana a partisan Commits
sion besides that sent by CABINET.
Secretary Schurz has conceived the
idea of saving "a vast amount of money
10y establishing AN advertising bureau,
to be a part OF the Treasury or some
other Department, which shall have
sole charge of all Government adver-
using and ave the expense OF issuing
PROPOSALS.