The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-22
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REECHER.
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Faster Expresses His views.
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REECnER. f
Tho immaculate tstiunas) Brooklyn
Pastor Expresses nis views.
t5t. Louis 1sepubiioan1
Mr.. .Beeeher expressed himself very
we'll pleased with the new Cabinet. Mr..
Hayes started off much better than his
predecessor, General Grant. The
trouble with Grant was that he always
wanted q Cabinet of men who would
look up to him instead Of Cabinet OF
men who would advise him. / do not
know whether this was because OF his
army training or not, but certainly 1t
administration. The theory OF the gov
ernment Ia that the President shall sur
round himself with advisers, and not
with clerks. He was not personally &C
aualnted with any member OF Mr..
Hayes Cabinet except Mr.. Evarts. but
he knew Of them all, and he had high
opinion OF them all. "EVarts." said
he, II know very well. I have talked
to him by the hour, or rather, ] have
listened to him by tho hour, for there's
no chance for anybody else TO talk when
he's present. He Is delightful talker,
too. o. man OF extraordinary ability, nj.
though be talks too much about bim-
self and his own speeches. He will
make an excellent Secretary Of Slate II
he can bo held down to practical and
practicable things, aud I believe that
Hayes i8 the man TO get the most good
and usefulness out OF him. Schufz Is
another good rnAn, and he was sure
that Mr.. Hayes would not fall into er-
rors into which General Grant fell In
the making Of appointments, and this
Itself would give tone OF great re-
spectabiiity TO the present Administra-
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PACKARD AND KELLOGG.
The Boss Instructed TO stand Firm~Kel~
iogg Genes to the Rescue.
Especial 10 the st. Louis Republican,
WASHINGTON, March fs.~-The carpet
baggers OF Louisiana have advised Pack
ard from this point not TO abdicate, no
may pursue. They remind him that the
parishes Immediately contiguous to
New Orleans predomfnate with blacks,
and that II Nichols should antagonize
his administration, he has the power,
and that 1t is his duty as the Executive,
to call upon them TO aid him to uphold
bis government. Congressman Darrall
says that on two days notice Packard
could have two thousand black fell
lowers with white officers In the streets
OF New Orleans, and that he has
at least three thousand stand OF arms.
The game Ia now, Ii the friends Of Mich
oils gives Hayes @ guarantee that Pack
ard shall not be disturbed, to force mat
ters to such q point that Nichols will
have to violate the truce TO protect him
self, then the Federal army will be me-
cessary to restore quiet. and Hayes will
have to meet the issue, and either drive
Packard or Nichols out at the point Of
the bayonet, This Is the shape the car
pet-baggers want the issue to assume,
and Packard Ia believed to be game
enough to bring 1t about. Gov. Kellogg
leaves here tomorrow to advise Pack
him.
DECENTRALIZATION.
Southern Men Becoming Careless OF
| Party Ties nna Lines.
| Especial TO Chicago Times
| WASHINGTON, March 1s-A Southern
Senator, Democrat, said to-day that
he was In favor OF the administration
organizing the next House. He said
that they had the means Ia their power
to do it, and he believed 1t would be
better.
Postmaster General Key is In con-
slant receipt OF letters from the South
urging policy Of breaking away from
old party lines and joining In with the
ter from Senator Smith, OF Tennessee,
to-day, In which Smith thought 1t was
time to break away from the old party
machinery. What Is especially
noteworthy In Keys correspond,
ence Is tho amount Of letters he
receives from Southern women, adyis-
ing him to leave the Democratic party,
and saying that it is powerless to do the
South any good. One fair correspond
ent calls Hayes "a streak Of Proyi-
dence." The Northern Democratic
alarmed at the prospect OF this loss of
Southern votes. They contemplate Q
flank movement by nominating South
ern man for Speaker, and 80 retaining
the support Of the Southern elements
Goode, OF Virginia., is spoken Of as 6
candidate. Indeed, Morrison, Of I'LL
nois, is reported as saying that he
would support Goode should his owr
candidacy not be practicable. Hooker
OF Mississippi, Is also candidate. Eos
ter, OF Ohio, says that ne is perfectly
confident that the Administration will
J be able to organize the next House. He
says that there is no doubt about this
ACoNsERvATEyEs VIEWS.
Gov. Eichoips viii Exact his Rights taii
Very Week. ~
Especial to Sc. Louis Republican ]
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-A member
of Congress who Is very conservative, 4
warm friend OF Hayes and who is in IA
vor OF an immediate course OF non-inter
ference on the part OF the Federal gov
ernment, says he does not know jus
what the policy is to be. He thinks thu
troops will be taken away, but no
sooner than three weeks hence. He hal
the best of reason for believing that 1
i. commission will be sent South, bu
, whether to arbitrate the present diff
Guilty or to settle the minor trouble