The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-11
A GAa1t ON HAYES
The new President IN presses HIs el,snaen
af @authnrN Affairs.

Hf southern AHMFss
WAsHtNaroN, March 10. "A delegation
OF evlorea people from. South Carolina.
partly composed gf CpnHTessmen
hainey. Gain aud Small, Judge Wright,
Treasurer Uordoas. State Senator MAX
wall, and Qel, Mintor. called on the
| President. They give the Following re-
port of the interview
The President spaAH with perfect
| ffatlAneas, stating that he desired TO res
| move tha sntagnniHm between the races,
asnaaially the political differences rest
| IND tipsn the color line, that solufed
men and the Republicans might not
need the protection pf the army. He
stated that the use Of military force In
civil affairs was fenHgnatt 10 the genius
of American institutions atla shoula BIO
dispensed with, II possible. He. how
ever. recognised tho necessity of rfstsoa
| tion lit present. until that feeling of
respect for life rights OF political oppo=
netlta should he entertained by the
Democrats uf The Heuth.
The President stated that, with re-
apeet tn the peculiar, aitHenlties Mt
present existing In South Carolina, con.
cefnIng which the delegates expressed
great anxiety, he proposed 10 preserve
The. status quo left by his predecessor,
| and To examine the condition OF affairs
carefully aud deliberately before hs
acted. The delegation then withdrew,
after expressing their thanks.
The senate asllraaa gama.Mlttees
WAsHtsTeF. March TO- Mr.. Mitchell
| takes Vests place ~ Chairman ef the
oefatH continue to be allowed two on
| political committees. A--.
Ursea wants His Teisgrams ssarh.
| Ia astSS Al b
cation was received from Mr., Often,
| President Of the Western Union Tels@
graph Company, requesting the return
ut the messages, several thousand In
| number. recently delivered to the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elaetions.
Laid on the table.
| A Aattsry strike.
NHw YeHK. March 1o,@speeial Agent
Anthony Cematoek. this Afternoon,
made sweeping arrests OF the down
town lottery dealers. The prisoners
were afraignea at the Toombs later In
the AFTERNOON. when those who were
able furnished bail. Those who were
not were locked UP until morning. peada
Ing their examination
| A Large Gonsiasratiea.
noaroH. March 1o.=A fire. on Prince
| William street, St, John, New Bruins.
| WICK l6EE #aVusNHHi FlNA pNE@pah were
killed by falling walls.
Compulsory Education.
GshuMBus. OHIO. March 10. THE bill
for uompulsofy education passed both
TINE STORM.
Fallen steepleH.
| HAnrronp. Ct.. March tn.=In North
Manchester, yesterday, during u gale,
the eteeple Of the Congregational
Church was blown down. and the Meth.
odist Church Was uhroofed.
At Naugatuek tho railroad was oh.
strueted by overflow.
The namaae In New York
New YoHH, March la,=The damage
from destruction of buildings, windows
etc.. and the sinking and collision ol
vessels Ia this vicinity by .yestcrday't
gale. is estimated at nearly 100000.
A TTcshet In the ssahawk.
soHsnorAbs. N. Y, March 1D.==A Ereat
freehet prevails In tho Mohawk. The
water has risen twelve feet ainee lasi
night. and IL eighteen feet six inches
above low water mark. The loo ha,
broken, and ths lower part Of the city Ii
submerged.
ahr susauehanm Rising.
W1LRaBnAEnH. Pa. March 11.=Tht
ESuaauehana In fifteen feet above Low
water mark. The tlats are ovat fiowet
and travel impeded between thiB cit,
and Kingston. -.
| FOREIGN.
IRnattssE'a Mission.
pAn1a. March tp.=The tatpsrs nm
nouneea nn important conference OF iiv,
Am bassadors with Gems. Ignatief ono
Soheuvalofr at tho French Foreign
Office to-day. to deliberate on the tenoi
of "a collective note demanding OF Tur
J key guarantees calculated 10 sattsf,
Russia.
|
TAe Fawer af the sherman Family.
ltFrem Herald Interview with Secretary Digs
| Iawl