New-York tribune., 1877-03-07
THE NEW ADMINISTRATIONS.
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Morton Sherman, Sargent, ingalls,, Allison, and Wau
leigh.
RUSH To The WHITE HOUSE.
POLITICAL CALLS OF DELEGATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS
THE MEETING WITH THE OLD CABINET.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, March 6.-This has been
busy day Executive Mansion, owing to the large
number OF delegations individuals who have called
on the President Some OF them presented and urged
the names OF their respective friends for Cabinet post
tions The President gave assurances further than
that he would take their recommendations into con-
sideratiOn Not few persons Of them members OF
the late Congress- In Attendance accompanied by
influential friends desirous OF seeing the President in
relation to appointments for themselves under his ad
ministrati0n He had meantime, however, to consider
deliberately their applications There doubt that he
will proceed cautiously and not act without consultation
with friends. Any statements TO his policy IN this
respect must be conjecture, he has not yet an
nounced any course which Will govern him either in
the removal or retention Of the persons in Office
The especial friends Of Mr. Packard in Louisiana and
OF Mr.. Chamberlain in South Carolina much inter-
esed in the the President will pursue with regard
to the governments in these States, and therefore are
endeavOring TO the action OF the President in
their behalf As yet there indications the part
OF tie President and it may be days before dis
tinctive action may be taken by him. Nothing be
said concerning this subjec. except Of speculative
character. The published statement that Senator Cor
don has letter from President Hayes PROMISING to
withdraw the troops from the support Of Gov Chamber
lain in South Carolina Is untrue. Senator Gordon has
exerted himself for weeks however, TO Gov.
HamptOns Administration and has such assurances
the advisers ~ President Hayes give him
believe that within few days Gov. Hampton will be
left unembarrassed and In uIdsputed possession Of the
executive Office of south Carolina.
The members Of the Cabinet who met with the Presi-
dent to-day remained the Executive Mansion for TWO
hours The session altogether devoted TO the pres
entaion OF the affairs OF their respective departments,
and thorough exclamation by different members of the
condition of pubic matters mtrusted to their consiiera'
tOn III the ordinary routine Secretary Morrill,, repre-
sentng The Treasury Department, briefly presented me
favorable condition OF tie National hntnces and spoke
Of tie increasing disposition abroad Tor stmeut IN
securities. The other principal subject OF national
interest was the political condition ol Louisiana,
the situation there seeming tO be Regarded as
central point upon which Southern affairs may turn
AttOrneyGeneral Taft very fully expressed MS views
regarding the subject II beng tappeared that mas
called for much dcllDeratOn from the Department Oi
Justice. Judge TAFT declines 10 state precisely what
position he assumed In presenting this To the Presi
posei to suggest any course which II determined upon
I've disastrous 10 the hopes Of the Packard Govern
ment Az far AZ can be learned II Is udcd that iuttaer
consideration Thought To DE- necessary and tht the
official reports file in the Department Of Justice III
tOn OF the Attoney-General when he shall
be appointed There was long conference between
President Hayes and the POstmaster-G enrra upon the
subject Of pending appointments and Applications lat
have received recent consideration POVmdstet-Geh-
eil Tyncr remained in CONSULTATION Will the President
time alter the other mem1crr had retired Gen,
eray the business routine, and only for The purpose
of giving the President thorough insight mt the con
dltiOn public affairs. Prcsdcn, Hayes was not Dack
ward In stating his appreciation Of the ardOus duties
thai lay before n,n and he thanked the members ~ the
Cabinet the Information afforded him, Vi wnlch ne
made note for his guidance. ,. .
AT tne adjournment the members of the Cabne, bade
the President official farewell, as II was regared as
almost absolutely certain that tn" next regular day OF
meeting would witness entirely new a'senblage Ot
hs character in tDc council cha Der at the Executive
Mansion. There many rumois tins afternoon OF oi-
position to wAch have been prominently meu-
TONED connection with Cabinet Offices 1nt nothing
yet defined and PrG0aoyb i "" VII 5afe n%t De- until ' 0"
The Foreign Legations, headed ny sir Edward Thorn
ton, viii yal upon the President tO-mOTrO" I'd pay thet
respects Is usual Oh the incoming OF a new aIhi!s
Ths morning the Philadelphia State Fencbles marched
from their quarters, the Imperial Hotel 10 the MhlIe
House, headed hy the kngSold Band Of Reading fth
They were ushered into the Last LOOM %ntre lFeSiucht
Hayes soon appeared, accompanied ny W. ~ heleS VI
pennsylvania. Advancing To the middle OF the room
RYAN rnd the state Fenciblcs President Hayes re-
Spm and yoGi comrades for this visit
! feel IL an honor, ana Woun nc silu 10
sentcd Capt Ryan, who introduced every member OF the
company as they flied around tnc room he also SHOOK
Lauus with member. OF tie Reading Dilu TtlilrE-
! M pleasantly "AM from old Byrks !" There were
! many honorary members OF the Fencibes present and
many others no desired 70 shake nm hy the ha' out
fn President said mole day had been aItelrd ont
for him other appointments win which he dd aot
expect 10 get through before midiIsh' ana he oi ms
of,r friends would him. the visitors then WIN
! drew, the band playing KHa mey" IN good style:
At lO.iO O'CLOCK luls llc Aiuiti N"o
eipna, headed by McCIurgs Dan,i' also marched
into the Last Room 0I tine Executive Adusioh anu LOOK
station in column OF two around the ROOM shJry after
ward the President, accompanied Dy representatives
Freeman and o Mel entered the room and "s received
with salute by the band and club. stepping into the
center o. lie room, COL O'Ne introduced the club. The
President re llied Mr.. O'&eil, AN glad TO meet you
and tue HArrauu Club or Philadelphia, ana suppose
about the way to testify my pleasure IS 10 sndhc
bonis -ith the members OF the cub" The band tnen
ssrurt mn A march, and tue cuD li0 ia number, ii ed
past the President, and were seYery h'ioucrup - te
mai. .ba OF the club, each member snaAlns hands with
/ the President