The Morning herald., 1877-09-12

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the "inside track" 80 far, but there is no
telling what the future may develope. The
fashionables from the watering places are
beginning to return, and we predict Wash.
inRton ere long will be one animated scene
of lively anxiety, and the exceedingly dull
summer months be washed away with tu-
multuous excitement, as we'll as much
brighter business outlook than has been
realized for many winters. The Cabinet
have at last concluded to make complete
change in the New York Custom HOUSE, but
the removals will not take place nntil the
meeting of Congress The successors Of
those to be removed, have not as yet even
been iutimated. The session at which the
above determination was reached, was the
most Important since The Inauguration, all
the members being present and participating
warmly in the subjects under consideration
the above decision being the unanimous con-
clusion Of all.
| THE REFUSAL
of Collector Jones, of Chicago, to resign,a ,as
requested by Mr.. Hayes, is quite defiant
attitude for subordinate to assume. What
the result will be, more than the present
suspension of Jones, Is not definitely set-
tied. Jones proposes to make things warm
for Mr.. Hayes and rather gets back at him,
by quoting from Rutherford's own declara-
ton to the effect that officers should be
secure in their tenure, as long as character
and duty remain untarnisbed, claiming at
the same time to have affected saying to
, the Govt Of $37 900 per annum. -'
THE ADMINISTRATIONS
Southern Tour, will neceesitate the absence
of nearly all of the principal officers of the
Post Office Department. just whether the
Govt locates itself at Long Branch, as did
Grants Cabinet, or travels around the coun.
try election ering for the coming Fall elec-
tions in favor of the Republican party, is a
question for the voters to settle. We had
q right to expect tetter things from the
promises of Mr.. Hayes, and where the con-
sistency comes in, is what no fellow car
find out.
RECENT ACCOUNTS
from the carpenters who left New York to
take the place of the strikers in England,
o are anything but encouraging to the rest Of
@ our mechanics, as majority of them were
o compelled to join the strikers Immediately
on their arrival in what they call "a COM
mon cause against common nemy"whi'st
the rest have been given to understand ir
r. very positive language, that should they
, attempt to interfere by working in the
places of rhe strikers, they "must take the
consequences as soou as the dark nights
come" Why our mechanics should leave
= their native hearth, when Their services art
60 much needed here that the Governor O.
=. North Carolina has entered into negotia'
tions with the authorities of Baltimore
Md, for their emigration to that State
where land can be purchased at from 50 tc
IS per acre, with steady employment, tha
every one may secure home, is what puz
zles our understanding. Go South, young
man.
! THE SWEEPING CHANGES,
e and cleaning out of the carpet baggers il
f the South made within the past few days
a satisfies us that Mr.. Hayes is determined
to carry out his original purpose of allowing
the Southern States to be ruled by repre-
s sentative men and that carpet baggers mus
step down and out. The next officia
0 puillotine will be swept through Georgia
f where the occupants of Federal positions
e nearly all, hail from Blaine's State.
D WADE HAMPToN's
j visit here the past week was to obtain the
s quota of arms which South Carolina is en-
titled to, and we may look out for th'
Bloody Shirt" cry from the radical press
OLD ZACH CHANDLER
. treats Mr.. Hayes's recent order with uttel
Indifference, and contends that the resigns
s tions of the members of the Republican
e National Committee was only for form sake
and chat when their services are needed
d they will take an active part in the affairs
8 of the Committee, and that since llsye
r don't respect his own order be cannot com
uel subordiuates to do so.
RETURING BOARD,