The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-24
HAYES'S SOUTHERN POLICY.
THE BID ms fJDTLENCT MIKES
FOR DEMOCRITIC SUPPORT.
Promising TO Abandon the carpet Baggcrs aud
Make Division of Onices The Programme
~ u I. Set Forth by an ohio Republican.


Make II Division Of mces The Programme
nsu L. set Forth by an ohio Republican.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Thcre is much
tribulation in the Republican camp just now.
The party managers are pernlcxcd with the
job of fixing M Cabinet for His Fraudulcncy,
Returning Board Hayes. Their pcrplcNitics
are said to be increased by the limitations
which His Fraudulcncy has thrown out in re-
gard 60 his southern policy. II Is pretty GER
tain that thus far the man who has boon made
President Of i5.OOOO0O Of frecmcn by Mad
Wells and Joe Bradley has not felt il to be his
duty take into iscounsel- the old time leaders
Of his party. John sherman. 1t is true. left hero
last night for Columbus but there is no owl
dcncc that he was called ththcr bv Returning
Board Hayes. There is. however. reason to be-
lievc that few obscure politicians have had
conferences with Joe Bradlcys alundc
creation, and these fellows are here. swell
ing with the importance Of their know-
edge. | know from a variety of sources
that since these small politicians put in an ap-
pcarancc Mt the national capital certain Rcpub-
lican Congressman from Ohio have been very
active among southern Democratic members Of
the House of Representatives. Ono OF them
said that he was authorized to say to Southern
Democrats that they might rest assured Of one
thing that HIVES would not suffer the power IT
the Federal Government 10 De- used to impos"
government upon the people If ~ STATE that
was unable tD exist t\valtv-fo hour, without
thc moral support of Federal hayonrts.
. This d"clurutiun was quoted a. coming from
Returning Board HAYES. and was meant to un-
lN 90 Louisiana and South Caroli.n. The
Southern Democrat to whom it was madc
wanted 90 know ot his Republican friend in
what manner Hayes had authorized tho nssur-
un.r to l., given to southern men. and the gen
tl"man replied that Hayes had written a letter
o. that elect and 1t was in the poss s-ion of ono
ni his nearest friends now in Washington.
The Noutl'rnrr appeared q little incredulou-
until his Republican friend asked why he
wa So -keptirHl. wher'upon hc said: Il can't
nm lerstand how MIR. liaycscan ncrcptthe Prcsi.
dcnrv and then recognize the Nichols tioVoru-
meni IN Louisiana. Thor" must he "a -"nihidn e.
~ consistency in the acts Of "a public man. lie
cant ako the highest Office in the glt OF mortal
man ~ the hnnd- ol IN. Louisiana Returning
Board. and. when installed therein. turn coOliy
o. Gov. Packard and saw. You have uo title 'o
ui' u"Nrru"r~hip 81 l"u- iuna save that which
y corrupt returning Board guNr YOU Nnl there
fore Y0u must get out. The poop" Of Loui-i-
ANA r,pudaiod YOU at the polls, and their viii
oh, You don't understand this business" 70
nnri ihc Republican member OF Congress from
e.. " Perhaps not" dryly said the sou,herner;
well .qid the H. VI. c. from Ohio. 1T wont
be done IN the open. undi-gui-"d way in which
you evidently suppose. OF course .Mr. Hayes
.nnnot Immediately recognizo the Nichols or
Hampton Governments II will not be- nec"--
sery igr aim 10 formally recognize them until
aftorthey have asserted their power
nat do You mean by that Z: echoed the
Why You are very dull TODAY. exclaimed
the Il. VI, {. from Ohio. Don't Won srr how \
can hr done; Mr.. Hayes VIII Doe inaugurateI
and read his inaugural address which viii
bo fun Of kindness toward ths South. hut
at the, Sumo tim. viii demtnd equal rights
Tor an mon before tho law. \ day or
Two after ne has been installed IN the
White House your. Lou~iena Demo ratio
friends VIII call upon him - ask him To r"co-.-
nil" the Nichols Gnvornment Tn.n be- w'll
nave g lhwt 'hht win them. and give them
i1 uni"tsiand that hc can do nothing at
u"r". hut II they viii Just continue -
m"n'nin good order IS fhDy have dons.
Nr ~. BPS VIII ho quietly l.irawn. ana tIls
bright morning without any hlnodah"i or VIl-
l.n"+. and then, having iull possession of nll
tlr p"uple oi the state behind them. Mr.. Hayes
will rccognil.. the dc fn.to Government. and
everything viii 20 on quietly and smoothly and
nobody can accuse him of being moons i-teat."
an. sag the southerner. that l. one way
An you people want Is 10 have your State
G9sernment' isn't its' asked the Il. N. {. from
That's all" said tho southorner. And here
the cony rS.iion stopped.
cans ir' maNlnS themselves busy in ti.- Wv
with SOUTH IN Demo rn,s. TN" rarpst-hugs'r-
arr NOT idle. They arr a- busy as ir'- nnd as
iull 81 rNprdirui- H. the devil j. nt -lgg '-f'ufs
To- a ho~ltttlu- EV'. Thny ar, badly auimr L.
hopeless They remind their Senatorial friends
Norton Sherman, and Blaine. that after fHr
fourth of March next th.y hod the halan." {
power ~ ne senate. and n tnry ar" ahani'u' 4
hy Il luhllcau Administration. ot course thy
must make the best terms They cam with tue
Democrats.
The radicals like Morton and sherman ara
opl.-"d i"a now departure IN their parry
southern policy hut uf Tho same time III, idel
of re-urr. ting the old Wing party i'm that s,.-
not douii that with rrdriul pntrona..n aud ill.,
er.u appropriations Tor Internal improvement
S sr tGo ' now cal" A1 1p. -,,, many enb1
southern states. They ar" aware of the fact that
the economic policy oi the Democrats majority
in the ltou-" oi Rrpr~-r ntntiyr- has hDnn d.-l-
drdly disiasteful 10 many Southern Democrats.
They know also how greedy southern people
uihuling Inc vast rolr' max" of III" Federal
Government they would secure many l"YlOu-
ana innupm.al prelsu;aud.-ts IN every village
On the other hand ihc shrcw,lc- Democrats
d. NOT borrow any trouble ON account 80 $50 tii.
talk about building up a Republican .!riy ia
patronage Th'y admit there Will he plenty II
good g"ople down tlere only too ANXIOUS 10 ct
ono" thor" j. Ia l"stuw There viii b" ATTY per-
sons VINO Will inagiu" that their claims - i
Mrr" 2" tier lilhu III" one WHO Received H. Tie
my Ninnr' disappointed MIL TO- di-"ue'd amt
hegln FORTHWITH :" abuse IN" unlurky fonw
Nu.diG fri I" oqll mum trmt9r, turn nl. \
Why. said ono "f M" ~hrrw,r-f Democratic
politicians of fhs South 70 m, oi. day VIZ; IAN.
II Tldon is elected, far the Domo'ruW
party pm til" south W I'M ~ 20 pieces oyi sine dis
trihutlun of tine Federal patronage There are
AZ least 100000 men IN tine south wh. want
.iii ','s and a lr,,,~t jowlo who really n''l tliom
is to ha stow there viii bo forty-uiuo di-npront-
rd nrl, i'anu'i and a.. q riy-n.l' ar" sou- 80
MIKE things live w. This I~thr NirN thni am
old time DrmO ratio politician from MIS- --ipii
Ion ui b,hoclaiir victory in thr presidential
:, nssie Now -,yp.se N" h"punll.an Mry
ana lu' raj uppfl urHtluu- tor Internal improve
n'r'- won't ih'v have % -Nrtv tiu' N NJ As
J"r' " IL Is -ay-. thor" ainf enough o0l..- togo
"a, III Nal D.. b