, 1877-03-09

vent In tho scnate Chamber. IN his, opcn
new President. Mr.. lIainltn goes aronnd .1c-
nouncing lIayes an'a all his cronlcs:: Mr.. Hale
really want u Cabinet position for himself. but
Mr.. Frye, who did want II nni worked far1i 10
get II, ia mad clear through. Mr.. BlaIne and
a biz ttss sst ts2 W sa sa,e u e msdo Up @ss sss
10 n Cabinet position. They bcticvct, nr sup
.nncd. TINT Mr.. Hayes wou1l simply say to Mr.
]i1aiho TINT he WAS entitled either to come tnto
the Cabinet or natuo a member Of Il, Consn-
quentfy they n,n'!s the arrangement that, as
Nr. Hale dcstrcd to stay IN tho House nntt! he
could obtain An election to the Senate, which hc
thinks possible In 1880, when hs hnpcs Mr.
would decline tho position z It WIRE offered TO
him, md Mr: Fryo should. have 1t. In t!lu
eoufee Of time NJ; Hayes catuc 70
Washington, and aid :plcr or mako
tton IN tho Cabinet. Mr. Hale klgni0t,l
that he did not desire 70 70 lnto the Cabinet,
and The machinery vs. .t ot,ec NJ Set IN motion n
na syS e M sIcr E[y IT, hs1es s sss;pS "sE ,s 5
interest IN Mr.. Frye, and lack ot curiosity con-
ccrning him that was most distressing. Mr..
Frye began to SEQ that there xere great tiil'cu'-
iI.mlln, snd ST.. Hale together took W bis
causc III earnest, and wcnt to sec Mr. Hayes
about 4. They had q very interesting inter-
view. Mr. Ifaycs sfgnfdcd wflat his feelings
ce ~Ece N II, M m ,ho 10 @ro,, tn was .o' ,nae IN
nyltponlch9mcnt Of any, obligation to Mr..
Hta1ne; lhey urEal MT' III ~ az
sEltnily US tnry gonia, ult sar w ~, w. w..
Eys lne farse oa & to,, gat y AZ ~ Ha, tTo
tttary, he trtMxtT tnnt I'esn m esa. ., 4 oa, % a"'v
Did not Eo into The Cabinet he @ YOU'D @ @grooatlY
S ne'ac % amc s.sn ranqn.ons ~ .Sat .nc,ion % ~
Fiano lnI An oislcef ~ tep'e'eut 'N"S ses''on Va
Tl,crcnpon they asked lin whom he was con.
tidcring, or Ind thought Of, from New England
1o1 Inc n. p.acs; 4.,,. y.,,, ii, .,oc,,,t r,r;,
~ ~ ,,,, n,n .shin s ,,,,
naoe ~ nr.t mac cs. dt ,ha n.r ma ~ ~ Iphp
sse'ica rr1. 70 fea co & s f'' 'eaa Inc na'c o' 'o"n
~. Nhat 10 5ousay 10 tnas na"e' Ac nskeo ol
0is TisltGts. n,.'ts ,on,,. .,,o,. ur 49,. ro.h,,,.
VT, o.a.Ie rfothRLay !spsscu - eS nntaisg
nooGt nu. oit' LtesenS: .t LII. uas W hoSe t'xt
Would bc prominent n the Gnnlhet'
nWeh." said Mr. liatc:, "thefo Is Coy. K!ec,
Of Maseaehusctts What do you say TO hlmr'
Of thsse precious gchtlsmon. ,,.,
"Wc'l," sat1 NJ. Hayes, reading on, "Shero
y scx-scnator CraEln, Of New Hampshire. What
do lou think q his naineF' -.
Next the President read from hfs card the
name OF scnasor Edtnunds: OF Vermont. "What
have you got TO say ot Ms. Edmunds, oi Vcr-
Thts yas TOO mush fer the ysncrab1e 1.m1!n,
In witt. "Mr: President, 60 Into soEno grave
yard, for Gods sakc, and take yolr man"
Tho President took Ell tfcso criticisms With
entTc eanneSs ana did not aow nselt to bS
without tho slightest satisfaction being given 10
either Of tho three. ,,
Mr.. Fryc is reported TO give ~ Feason forhis
not going Into the Cabinet that he lid not feel
that he could support the Fsesiacnt's Southern
policy; that Packard, he behaved, ought to 30
recognized rs Governor Of Louisiana. Dut tho
truth Is that he waa never offered place at all,
and neither VIVA Mr. Blatnc offered place at all.
MI. Dla!nc and his set now pretend that the Of
fer TO Mr. 1Ialo was made merely rs sop TO
Zack Chandler, nna not At nli IN acknowlet!g.
to Mr. Blaine. Mr. Dlaire considers this ~
Dlack ingratltndc, and Is using every effort to
let President Haycs know how be feels.
SENATOR Hl.AlNE'a GRIEVANCE.
@ @Rassfnoion i4.patcA p GtnennaM e. @ cb?,a<1r.1!.
Ing aseettion II inaae that blaine has Aetcr-
eneor u l., ~ t ss,,nte ,nav G,re. s .ssannca M ~
careful preparation. and tho leading papers In
the kaiy hayc bern furnished With verbatim re-