New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
WASHINGTON.
ADMINISTRATION THEMES.

ADMINISTRATION THEMES.
ALARMED REPUBLICANS WHO tEAR ROW IN con-
sRrcss-A FtEsu CHARGE OF oHioANs-GoV'
CUILOx HAS POOR LUCR-ALABAMA DELEGA-
lions.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBusE.l
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Some OF the shrewn-
es Republican politicians the country have been max
ing ND their inds for few weeks past that the great
sensation Fall session Of Congress VIII not DE ,e
expected attack on President Hayes on account OF MS
Southern policy They think will be bold movement
on part the Democrats 10 declare Presideht aS
not elected and take measures for the recoghuon ="
Mr. 1ilden. The speeches OF Iilden ana hehui'oA7 "
night in New-York regarded by such Republicans az
corroboratins this view It il believed that they were
carefully prepared after full consultation with prom
mont Democrats who were present the deinonstrhon
and with others OF equal prominence who dla NOT ae
# thought that an understanding was arrived III III
advance between Tiden and Hendricks a. 10 what tey
were TO saw and that their Significant announce
ment OF the Democratic position meant ih"'e
than mere talk These alarmed KopuDhcans
imagine hat the Democrats are looking forward to oo
tanning c.nro OF the senate and that soon as they
nave possc.ion Of both they intend To refuse 10
make further appropriations for the Hayes AdniisN'
ton but 10 recognize rilden as President Inc ns'
step IN the programme WILL il Is supposed be an hNcS
CATION by house committees into matters connected WI"
the electoral count On the other hand many Repuo-
trouble at the coming session. They think that any
effort on the part the extreme and reckless faction oI
the Democrats to question the Presideuts utIe' anu
plunge the country into renewed excitement Will DC
promptly put down by the CO.. scrvatiye men III tna'
party under the lead of PROMINENT Southern Kepr'seh
tatiycs like Lamar HilL Garian a and Randah "'Dsoh'
The same influences that curbod tie destructive ruieor
ruin element last Winter will they Think do SO again
necessary,
GOV Cuom and Senator Ogesby OF Illinois, who have
been seveial days for the purpose of arranging
for the Federal Offices in their state, have left ior home
without accomplishing anything The President gave
them repeated audiences, but carefully refrained rom
making any PROMISES Gov Cuom said. before leaving,
that the newspapers had charged him with coming here
TO get every hing and that no has succeeded IN Sehg
nothing The prno al points which he and the senator
wanted 10 carry were have Sheridan Waite made Col
lector Of Chicago, and to have the pension
remaiIlat Springfield after the consolidation ana
the pension agent, Jesse Moore To he retained
The published statement showing that Onto has a
smaller number of men Federal Offices than New-fork
or PENNSYLVANIA his brought new batch Of applications
from that state six letters w'ro received to-day from
Ohio ofcceuc7s in each OF which the writer has cut
ont ncwsparr paragraph referred To- and pasted u
M me head NJ etter for the inf rnation 0t TIE *
cum ,,, a. - a., were informed they were from
thar ate we'd tueir applications citlhs the
urwsupluf hgur.s = reason for so doing.
T,s W.ttr,u $ i,afors are making great efforts to
their fricu r. 90 tie pension o3cr- who iIe k'y q bc
fliruTD tuL by ,t Tor consolidation ana Ftductoh
of tha urubn Of agents senator Allison o iowa p. mere
AL, ni. .rriui and Senator Howe ~ Wisconsin Wll ar-
rive 1 morrow Tic latter gentleman has already berI
r.rrcccd bv Mr KeYcs. the noted political manager Ot
Wi. ,lu SEN. i,r sOn roids that The order Tor con
ldniion j. illegal Tie pension aeenc,, ne says, are
offices .-tah..hr by law wtI prescribed cumfch'@tiOh,
aud ro Executive order diminish their number or
cAaI-c their Culum ats , =.
The iui urrr delegation from Alabama desires 10
IA. heart L. members fliuk nat Tie spencer crowd
has had the ear uf pubc through the NEWSPAPERS
f.o ong aui ihry now 20 cXiln that hey are lhe
ran, re,.nta:iVes of Alabama ltrpGD lcausn. Ih'r
leaders o. eA-tiov-. Ptr,ous ard 'mth Judk- ir'h,
Nr Kce. Col. isri, dni state senator KNOX Ihry say
ina: tr spencer faction cO.p cd Ol simon pure car
ur lrs " hO u.t.r interest iu the stale thf'Il tHe
office, tr,y hold. md OF tIe class oi urer"- IN
assert thai Jrd.e Bingham, fnr leader OF Tie SPRINGER
delegation here is deiehdin, IN evil ana crinlnal
suits now pending fOr Isl, .pprOuratlcn 0i puDic
moneys SOM OF MIR Sptncers Custonl-house
no duties and srcnd tier time IN MtsA.ng-
tom The President informed Tie Persons ana smith
delegates yesterday tiat hs recent appointments Tor
Alabama were. a5 understood, men Ot thelr WINS OF
liza Marty and c hopHd they NOud -iYe Satisfaction III
tine Sfute one member ~ the delegation SnlS DC re-
uprkcd that they might rest assured that senator
Spencer would longer dSprusn tie fo'ttu paEOuagt
for Alabama The de-, lltirn hiSly GsLsh,d with
their interview Tlry asked for the removal ot MARSHAL
Turney and 81 District Auo,neJ Mayer WhoW they
charged with p., hGg JuU to ICqut accused rrFrnue
officers All, cations tns kind sl-uct ~ hiy leading
LAWYERS Of thr state ne trc Depnrm nj of
Justice and an iuu"diatc Investigation has been or
officials have been brought from dtAn points aud put
upon the Grand jury 50 that no nj should be
found. In the son OF the dcclsed was npah-
ecl al