New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18

uu,,rus 70 act with it; but tell you frankly
no may be shaking OF dry bones IN TINS 9 usrrs
"a sscessiou element. az represen.eu Wv
The ota =, rsSs the party and crush opposition"
tn tall about new election Is growing
m. asain. The Washington correspondent OF The
80. roxrraI telecraphed on Tuesday night; ihere
classes Of Republicans VINO are III hoieS na' Tue
-. q, the Joint Committee will prove nature one
are those who follow the le Al OF Secretary Chand-
sSN nsove that Hayes should be counted In at all
s,ds The other class is composed OF the earnest
-. Of two or three unsuccessful competitors for the
,.,.s Republican nomination, who want new
e. believing that Il one is ordered their man would
va tina nomination and he elected There are reasons
a. h,ley1ne that Gen Grant whose favorite Candidate
- leteated at Gin innsti, favors new election should
a. Iont Committees report not be accepted by Con-
~ =, should tho II epuhlican Senator's or twO-thirds
GEES not he willing to have Mr. Hayes counted In the
o. - a. 10 have the Senate elect new President pro
rsn y " Roscoe Conkng or John Sberman-and
neeye States ta3 electors for President emu vice
rrs.Sent shall he chosen in November. The electors
Prs bnsap VIII meet in December and tho President
en- elected will ne ausurated March a. 1870 sueh Is
te latest programme .
Governor General Dutferin of Canada is dis
- 70 be merry over Presidential mudde. In an
aipuer speech at Toronto last week he said he had
Nm extremely nervous whenever he had approached
. Dted states border lately lest he be goNpled up and
- I'm the White House b. people hara 'scd to des-
tan in their search for President "Nao SHOWS
,,ed 10 what lengths Mr. Tilden ana Mr. HAYES, and
Ilions OF thor respective adherents now traVn up in
tia array against each other might not lie driven IN
sony Of their present suspense British Governor
o,srall What a cutting Of the Gordian knot And 20
Ear too; Just across the water gunboat aud .
ssnt'. guard and the thing is dono. And then think
so, they get In him person dis sociated IRON all
tiouaI interests. prejudiccs. ana passions who can
, heconle stronger than the peoples Parliament or
vida the national vote representative OF all that Is
sust stable and sedate in the Government, the his
~ and the traditions of the country, incapable OF
sarship and lifted far above the atmosphere OF fac
IN without adhereuts to reward opponents 70 GUST
,ro Office docie 20 the suggestions of his minister's ana
ct securing the people the certainty OF being abe 10
- yt ~ an Administration or Parliament tne moment
thcr had forfeited their confidence. Really SenJcuie
mink lsd better remove nearer to the North FOl"'
The " true story of the $1,000 check has
Aeas discovered by a New-YOrk correspondent OF The
s.s.on TraUeUer unfoIds the tale follows "Your
,o-aspopdent his Just concluded long interview with
Conrad lord an cashier of the Third National Bank
rest in this city He declared that the ss.OOO checK
,ansaction was undertaken by three members OF the
n,pocrauc National Committee, who determined 70
invest their funds in the endeavor TO secure some
favor in Oregon that Tden knew nothing whatever
.ha II till il appeared print, and then tie denounced
min me most unmeasured terms, sending for Pelton his
.,arv and threatening to dismiss him from his ser
VIC also threatening to take away his position as
SECRETARY of the National Committee Pelton thereupon
Tod the whole story how W. l.. Scott guaranteed the
money how he CPeOn) went TO Jordan and asked Jor
daa {, go to Martin Runyon to issue a cheek; now
p,,vop handed the eli eek over TO d named Dimond
AMI a finally the checks drawn, neither OF when
.uce,eded Tiden Denounced them as fooihardy seoun
d. trifug with ms interests and reputation ana
ended by temporarily suspeuding PeltoA from his ser
We. The difficulty 70 make tine public believe such
s.,y a. told Jordan 1ut he assures me II Is the auso
b,-,' fact and that ne is sun ting IHden dls
Measure because h. undertook to get money sent 70 ore
gn Whatever else Is true false IN this DISCLOSURE
fa-o can n. no question concerning tie dsplclSure
o. - T.den He Is not the to keep his feelings TO
himself a. a time like this.