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, 1877-03-06

1t Is strange ths pains which mon take to
oveTsach themselves. When the Army Ap-
preparation bill was before tho lIouss ct
Representatives, the Democratic majority in
sexsed therein sentence prohibiting tho
employment Of any portion OF the army to
maintain, protect, OF support any state Cor.
eEument in Louisiana OF South Carolina. Tho
Senate, by repeated votes, reaching almost
entire unanimisy, rejected this section, and
the House by ~ frequent votes insisted
thereon until the bill failed and Congress
mads no appropriations for the support Of
tho army for the year beginning July !, 1877.
Tho defeat Of the blu defeated also tho re-
stziction upon tho uye Of tho army by tho
President. Nothing whatever, therefore.
was accomplished, cvea in party visw, b5
defeating tho Appropriation bill Tho azuy
does nos depend on tho Appropriation bill.
Tho rank and pay, and the number Of officers
end men, the number aud classia-
ton OF the several regiments, and the
number and location OF tho military
, 1877-03-06

The first step waa taken yesterday toward
IN interchange Of views and thorough un-
derstanding bctweeu tho law-making power
Of the stato mud The grain-dealers md SLIP
pers relative to the important question Of
grain inspection. At tho confcreaco yesser-
day, which was attended by tho Joint Conn.,
mittee Of the Legislature, the nowly-ap-
pointed Railrond and Warehouse Com
missionerB, mud prominent representatives
Of tho Board Of Trado and tho rail.
road lines, tho subject Of such vital
consequence to the commercial interests Of
Chicago. wns thoroughly discussed, aud the
importance Of such changes in tho existing
law rs ahall do away with the unjust aud In
furious discrimination against Chicago
which results from tho present system Of
inspection, was pointed out go clearly that
the Joint Committee wilt not lack for rclia.
b!e information upon which to base their 70.
port.
, 1877-03-06
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. MARCH 6, 1877.

especially hattering In view Of the fact TINT
thero hare only been ttroe foreig,-born
citizens, Is far Al wo know, In MI Tho pre-
vious Cabinets. A1ExAnpRn HAMILTON,
Secretary Of tho Treasury under WAsurxo-
TON and tho father Of American finance, vas
born In tho West Indies Of Scotch father
and Fronch mother, and vas educated In
England and France, md his mind fn1ly
formed befora he came to America. ALBERT
dAItArrN, Secretary OF the Treasury under
1RFTEasoK aud MADISON, aud holding tho
Office from 1902 to 1911, WAS bonn in 9enevn,
Switzerland. WILLIAM ]. DUANE, Secretary
Of tho Treasury undor JACKSON, who Ap-
pointed him In 1889 md removed him tho
same yoar because he refused 10 change tha
deposits from The Unitod States bank, was
born An frishman, but came to this country
whi1c jet child. The appointment OF
CARL SoHuax to The Cabinet would bo
proper recognition Of tho largo German
American population, an evidence that
President HArEs docs not inherit tho late
Administrations hostility 10 Senator Su,f-
rEs's friends, and tribute to genuine per-
soual merit.
Tho Presidents inaugural nddrcss leaves
litttc doubt that he will seleet at lenst ono
southorner who did not support him, but
who Is thoroughly In sympathy with tho con-
Rervativo men Of the South and opposed to
the Desperate element In tile Democrntic
party. Probably DAVID N. KEr ii tho most
available and useful Of all tho men of this
cfass from whom tho President may make
Al =
, 1877-03-06

Accounts from all quartors represent a
most dep1orablo condition Of things in Tur-
key. Tho new Constitution which A11puAr
pAaaA drew up, and which eventually cost
him his Premiership, Is not received with
favor by tho Turkish people. As sn Offset 10
tho Conference It worked well, and In faet
insured tho defeat Of the Conference propo-
stiona; but, now that an attempt Is mado 10
give 1t practical effect. It has aroused tho
opposition Of tho samo elements which oycr-
threw ABpuL-Az,z, and these elements are
now busily al work plotting the ruin or de-
atruction Of the present Sultan, with abso-
lutte certainty Of SUCCESS. Meanwhile tho
Russian Government, by It's very delay and
tho uncertainty Of ita movements, weighs
down npon Turkey like IN iucubus. 1t now
appears As II the mere presence of an iu,-
menso Russian army like that now stationed
along tho Pruth would exhanst Turkey soon-
cr and more completely than war, aud indi-
cations are not wanting that this is tho Fa.
bian policy Of nuasih
, 1877-03-06

It Is to be regretted that Justices C.1proAn
and FIELD, upon m occasion such as tho in-
suguration OF tho President Of the United
states, should hare been unable TO divest
themselves temporarily OF tho INTENSE pasti.
san prejudica which characterized their
course ID members Of tho Electoral Commits
sion, mad that they should have so conspfcu-
ously advertised their alaiiation and sympa-
Thy with the Democratic soreheats a. to ab-
sant themselves from tho Inauguration
ceremonies. It has been tho custom,
since tho United States had p1eai-
dent to inaugurate, for the Justices Of
the Supreme Court to attend upon the formal
iurestituro Of tho Chief Executive Of tho
nation, and in refusing TO accord thia time
houorel mark Of respect Justices CI1yyoao
and FIELD were guilty Of an act Of discount
esy as discreditablo and unworthy as It VIVA
uncsllcd for and undigniAed. Ths only e1-
plauation Of their conduct yesterday u that,
not Icing able to forget that they were DEM
ocrats, they were unable to remember that
they wero Justices
, 1877-03-06

ui4tfic{A. nJA nil established bY law. and will
md must continua 10 erist iust tl,o san,s As
If thu bill had neased, Tho tlcpartmen.s Of
clothing. subsistence. md transportation aro
MI empowered by law to mako thoir contracts
covering certain periods, The effect Of not
nassino Tho Approximation bill will therefore
bo to leave contractors without money md
tho ofr1cera and men without their nav from
Jnly next until an approximation bill is
passed. The appropriations hooded until
July we're made list year. Had the proposed
restriction upon tho uso Of tho army by Tho
President been already q law. and tho Ro-
pub1icans were trying 10 rspenl It, then By
defeating tho Appropriation bill the House
would hare retained the restriction; but the
result is That they hayo defeated the Appro-
nriation bill and lost thais pronosed reatrfc.
, 1877-03-06

Total frauds in nYe counties. 500
In The anglo Parish Of East Felioana,
whese the Republicans had cast ], ,oss votes
in 1878 and had registered pearly 1900 for
1876, they wore not permitted to cost ono
solitary ballot, while tho Democrats stuffed
tho ballot boxea to lhs extent OF more thau
double their actual voting strength In tho
parish. The Democratic frnuds are properly
Represented, therefore, not merely by the
stutang Of the baltot-box but BY the Repub-
iican votes which they prevented from being
cast by threats, violence, and intimidation.
ME. nKnT1xIp, tho wellkaown newspaper
correspondent, certainly cannot ba accused
OF any paztiality for the Republican party in
the South, Jet In regard 10 the action Of tho
Louisiana Returning Board here u what hs
saJa..
Lou!stana waa carried for TtLpEs BY wholesale
murder, slolenes, intimidation, and bulIdoxine on
thu "AlsaisaIPpt plsn. Ia ays parishes. Tho net
Democratic gain In thass hxo parishes II more shan
The majority which T.Lpkx has On thH face OF tho
returns. Without attempting to defend tbs cor
FApt anl 1nbeclis ao.eallcd Republican 0oysru-
uaeut Ut Louisiana. which ia 4 atench In the nos
tttls Of every hunest 1asn. yet would ak Ar.
CAnFksgxx II 1t wss not fos tho Returning Hoard
what remedy would thsse b for Wholesale lntltnl.
dAtiont None At Ill. Had thsra been no psturn.
Ing Board In LoulslsnA, the stats would have bsen
declared for TttpEa. sud ws woutd hare had thu
singular spectacle Of President elected hy nnr-
der You Gan mako nothing else cut Of It. Auf-
der and intimidation carried tas dse hn1'duxed pat.
ishas Of Louisiana, and thu net pemocstIa gala In
thoao parishes garc the stats to Tt1p1x On tho
fseo Of tbs returns. dlselAin all sympathy with
tha present stata Government Of LoulsiAns, the
so-ealled Republican Government. 1t u fare
and hhel on civilization, spd don't caro- how
soon Il gees overheard aaf eca4cs to trouble u,
, 1877-03-06

lower, at SOLO for hlarcl, and 43ao for Mny.
Oats closed easy, ut 334o for Mnrch md 8Gac
for May. Rye was steady, ut 6l@s3c. Iar-
10y closed 1io higher, nt k2o for March and 60
@6o}o for April. Hogs were in light demand,
and prices werc weak, nt $5.30@3.0O. Cat-
tte wcro Inactive and unchanged. Sheep
were stendy. Ono hundred dollars IN gold
would buy $4,000 in greenbacks at The
cfnsa.
, 1877-03-06

Tho old Abolitlonists Of this country viii
cnvy Col. GORDON, who llas been made night
Ing Abolitiontst by tho Khtd!re OF Egypt; In
other words, has been given au army with
which to put down slavery In tho wat region
known os tho soudan, us we'll rs In tho equato-
rial provinces and along tho lied Sea- uo has
absolute authority, andas ho haa announced that
1T Will bo my fault II slavery docs not cease"
tho announcement may bo expected before long
that slavery Ia Equatorial Africa Is At nh cnd.
Tho London Tina recently recommended him
a. tue Governor Of tue Christian provinces Of
Turkey, and pronounced him To bo tho ono man
who now stands out pro-onllnently 1T To govern
and pactty turbulent populations.
, 1877-03-06
PRESIDENT HAYES GARNET,

At 81 A0ENAt2A +ARb k4AQ AAQAANV4H ~ EA$
President GnAs7's Cabinet have indicated
their willingness to romain in their re-
spoctvo positlons for fow days to gIvo
President HArIs ample time to make up his
own Cabinet, ind until there shall be def
mite announcement Of tho names selected by
Presldsut HArEs, thoro oan only bo spcculn-
ton q to ths persons ho will choose. It ID
not at all improbable, however, that 1uany of
the parsons already named have boon actu-
ally agreed upon, among them W1L11Ax b.
EvAnrs, Of New York, for Secretary of
etate, Senator SHERMAN for Secretary Of tho
Treasury, Can't aonunz for Secretary of tho
Interior, Gov. It1cE, Of Massachusetts,, or
Nr. FsrE, Of Maine, for Secretary Of tho
Navy, GEonoE ". McCnAnz, Of Town, for
Attorney General, aud some conservative
southcruer, like EX-SENATOR DAv1p II. KE.,
Of Tennessee, for Postmaster. General. A
strong effort Is boing made to hnyc
President HAYES rctain Mr. CAMERON In
tho War Department, aud tho promptnoss
and energy which that gentleman has lovel.
opad In his position would incline tbs
President to do NO, Il 1t were not that the
retention Of my ono mombcr Of tho present
Cabinet might give ofIenso to tho friends ol
sucll other members ~ dcsire to remain;
nevertheless, Mr. CAMERON may be retained.
In this programme no placs is made for
ex-Secrctazy Ba1srow, who is believed by d
large class OF the Reform Republicans to b
tho flttest man to be called to the portfolio
Of tho Treasury. Thers Ia certainly strong
disposition ON the part Of President HAYES
, 1877-03-06

A gang Of disappointed ot]lcescskors In In
dianapolls sent this telegram to thets Senator in
Washington;
Rfpfssfntaiixts IN C'ongrtss Your Democratic
frisnls At home ea,er that you should take no part
In tho Inauguration OF Harris.
Thts was contcmpttbly small conduct but
tho wheel revolvcd all tho samo notwithstand-
Ing the 1y dew Oh Of it. The Inauguration was
not stopped on account Of MANsoa'a dispatch,
IL MCDONALD.
, 1877-03-06


dates, and 10 strike terror Into The rest.
Wa belicvn this statement Of the LoufkianA
care, which comes from man notorions1Y
wcl1-informod nnd At variance with the Re-
publican party for many years, Is fully boruo
out by The exhibit Of whnt the bulldozors
accomplished In only dvo parishes ~ We
have givon II above. All this the Democratic
address studiously concea1s In endeavoring
to make up a record that will impoach Presi-
dent HArEs' tftle to tho Presidency In equity
rs we'll aa 1aw,-though that title las been
abundant1y confirmed ia every respect
.::...-ee---@
REMEDY FoR THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
Tho New Orleans Republican Of Feb. "a
contains plan for the paciacation Of Louiai-
ann which goca to the vsry root Of tho
troubles In that distracted State. Ittay4down
the bEoad proposition that the sole question
which keeps tho publio mind disturbed in
that State il tho occupation Of the public
Offices, md that in the strife for this spoil
the Democracy, M tho most needy, des-
pcrato, and military power in tho State,
will ultimately succeed in ita capture, and
1t supplies the remedy in tho following
significant language: "When a weapon H.
adequate to defonso In on the point Of being
wrcated by rovengeful antagonist, what il
oeSs 10 Do aones onoonosea1y 70 nfeaK the
"e"Pon' os cas1 II oeyono me roacn Oh Inc
lnin'ia'eo an1agooiss otopptnR Tue meta-
Pnot1ca' tae "oa8neea OIL tue Aepno4,ean
party In Louisiana lies in tho concentration
of patronage in ono hand. Following tho
rrencn kcontfanzas'on sSatem' tho Governor
nhs 'ne appo'n'mens ot onorn', ooanty
arcasufofB, sne 1oa1c'asy' "na M' parish
o'nc'A's' mo employment o. th1s power
.,.N9 usse. nu'<t 'Ao PastS' ~ 'no con'ta1y'
tnp apPo'ns.hg power haa concentrated upon
tno heaua OF INC 4eaaeFs all tao Jury OF the
a'@appo'ntoo c""ooates. IL ms eoaccn-
.1aeoo tno Denoe1auo assanis npon mo aot-
1fase OF co1oFeo Aepaohoans. II mas, mar
1o"ea anu ae8taaoa 1'opuolieen p1aoe'ples'
~ ms lnc'tca noedy anu aespe1"te poit-
t'c'ana 20 maze any enoft' however dis"
noacs' IL might nc' 10 secure tno immense
patronage anu pefta1sates OF Tue State dov-
ofnment' IL mas enr1cheu Individuals, but
u has mover oenented tho part or tho State
treasury. "orso than MI else, 1t has con-
asan1ly fedaeed tno strength Of tue party
throagn the .pernaclous influence OF tho Bit
te' iac.lon nghts shas on8enaeFed' Aglanco
a. eno history OF Inc party Will ILLUSTRATE this
tfnsh.
Giaht years n2o the 1tcpnbhoan party In
LOUISIANA had as least lo'ooo white men In
ats organization. Al tho sumo time tho Gov
efnor anta, at the very least, 1000 appoint
monta "ltnin MS powor, and there were
0Eout 1.QlU EGuHfnl Offices IN addition to bb
, 1877-03-06

The Mobile Register, Jonx Fonsrrnn's paper,
which Is one OF tho most c1trcmo sectional
fapcss In tho South, -rcscnta tho desperate nd
ylyo Of tho New York Iporld. Woquote:
The New York l|orId OF tho gid seems anxious
That tho peop1s Of South Garo1Inn should fight for
tho honor Ut observing WAsltlNnroN's birthday.
10 Federal dlctatlon. did mol order bIs militia 10
World says:
viii was wap. ilasrSox ssa sabmfte IL o t. FL
SontheEeEs hass oecone altosrher too iovy their
ssast x!;s eitSass ssss.a!ns s,s sa.ssssst
e rs st TAX nss
ihsIs Prlds ia snbIten, I'd thsy .s4S sssies.
II, ss's
s es @ aops es "
s ~ s
eii southsrn insoisnse 1aa ihe nofo men boW 6efots
M tsx 5 fq & a. r u s e as. .s
;nd nettSE oSs.soa soad ha,S been shoson eassk
sei ses
as U fo q. sf Ps sn t
tsnt t4s ce'obrsoa they you'd have aad TO asas for
Tho Rtqi,ftr, after quoting tho above, replies
in the following tart style:
We quote these rcmasks at length merely to re-
mind our contemporary Of New York that tho
reupln north .! tho Potomac who will not uad forty
ot ~ Co., 900 q people 1t tSo bao..box ttSes sso
hardly In tho position to advlse resort Ia ars on
tho part Of those who loao nothtug By poatpontng
apasAde. In ot1n case nothing IL at staEe. In tho
other caso tho liberties OF herubtto nrc at Stake
Wn would alSo remind tho 1forld that those who
adYtst4 and encouraged tho South IN lHJ1 70 scccda
Tho NuTLkNs, tho CusHIK0n, the LooANB. tho
stcxlEsxs. tho CocunAvEa, ths sicc c.znsAxDs, the
pLAcKs, tho }isratds, IForlds, Erpresses, and
Argafsd-wsre tho tlrat and foremost to slaughter
our aons. TO dovaetato our la1,ds. and 10 deGauch
tho liberties Of all Tho pcoplo of all tho Union.
20 now, those who nrSo AID encourage the South
to 10 what they themselves hnvo not tho couruge to
b" swift to muttato our dead bpdlcs whnn tho
battle ts oyer. hcpp Jonf advice for your own
sectaont We can intend to Our own lntcsnsts,
When yon nrc ready. TO asht tor Presilont TlIDxx
yea will dId ~ ready 10 hght for tho memory Of
WAaMsNoToN-but not ono minute zoonet.
, 1877-03-06

would buy Sl00.00 In Greeubncks at the
close.
THE PREs1DENT's INAUGURAL
Tho Inaugural Address Of President EAfEa
will be gratefully received BY tho country.
His lettsr Of acceptance, written last July,
WAS model paper. It Was n relief to the
nation, which had become tired Of tho install
party harrangues and appeals, tho usun1
equtrocal phrases, tho empty promises, and
the ordinary party twaddle. Tho letter OF
Gov. HATS Was tho production Of states
man, addressed 10 the intelligence of the
country, and discussing questions from
broad, national Wow, and not with the nas7ow
vision Of partisan. In that 1ctter ho an
nounced his purpose, II elected, 10 do all in
his powor as Executive 10 promote the wei
fare Of the South by tho establishment there
Of honest, responsible self-governmont,
which, while obedent In all thinga to tho
Constitution, should recognize mud project
unrcservcdly the civil md political rights Of
AL classes Of tho people. In his Inaugural
Address yesterday he repeats this prom
ise evcn more emphaticallY. 1Io declared
s1"' w oe"'A"'...' ~. 'Affe'se" ~ n's 'e'et ~
sseepnnee ~ wosld 90 tne s'onansu " wMen
~. a's s.ep' "ou.o Do guioea' io eons.defea
|uae 'ne cono'''oa oi 'ne oontl'esh olasoa re-
9aao w'ss' "oncs', "na pe"ee'n zoe" een-
the time has como when such government Ia
a.!.e. n at.a'e .% asss"s.s, n. ~ s'e~ VI al 'ne
w.. ~ .,' :. .aa-," ."o -, s, auu ~ ne nueeS-
III e";,., - .as.,, @ rup.o' !. -. ee.'sa .u"s ~ ~
ea'4sa pat'y 'u'eies,a 1ose '.nF'ot!onee, a3ia
' .,@'e 4ao5 ms'' w W pe.na'seu ~ 4a" 1nto
.l"e' % se. a.s.A 4a' aasSs'on ue.oio 1noa IN
aa.sSs - wv w ~ eo'o4 y. VI ~
ses sos .a,'s1.. !, go.e.usnens " soe,m oloes
h.o..A:.m - An ~ o'osa,us' W conu'slon OF
oan,a m ~ .a .,... -, ~ .e1.u .u' psol"1 " 'no
I' ee,,,1 . an.s, to ~ .o a's "n'on 'ney 4"oo1sa
on'3 70 'emofeo VI io"'sa'eu ps "ao
49,, ~ .s.s.,.Ssa 49, 1,ssS stta y. u.'n laees'
o." - ~ PAoPoSeu - o4oAAo" e'sa Poi4ef "Lue1
, 1877-03-06

y '"a.'
g., eaa ...a aa.a "s. naa ios. aaothes euteu disoplc
"..,n :" ,..o "eaen oi 1os1 =. HART, tho Kentucky
ssaap.or' r,1' "t1en occurred low days since at
.. ~ - WI" ~ scFJ humble eHcuni.
ets. -, ~ - e,a,a ., 1ounS' ny; onu hfat Aho~ed
o.,,.s.,a =. e .,s .a'ems "nIo e"ptoyeo as Stone
So sppsenaso ~ Lexlogton quarry.
framas " u.s. "oIH at..aeseo .ne attention Of
.tan. a,I .~a' "no Faso nla' n's ntas commits
a." v"s aa a!'sl , ass'ttca MIN IN pursuing
Wv osay " nln Atm opRat'oa "naea ie re.
rosa.sa ~ " 's'ooe.'uE tae t"o oeas esatues o1
CnM., I1.ss. ono @ .. ~nsh - III sno Aou!evaho
w. hs.s ,aao - a'tr t'o olner III rev uf'eane'
.. ~ naa neea :" lio.cneo 1or quarter o. cen.
s..5,o., mu ..o e.uuao "as one o1 Inc principal
sNe.s1 !o1 1ncs'c&n ,'s'oss' ns greatest
G.ss., "usH mas 'ecn 3soup eas1co tnc triumph OF
o"@"ttJ, "hst' "as eoHamencca t"en1y years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
THE VESSEL AND CARGO.

A NRECKING STEAMER AND LIGHTERS STINT TO IHL
RUsLAND-THE CARGO VALUED Al 42JO,0OO-
DESCRIPTION OF The VESSEL.
1t was learned in this city yesterday that the
Coast Wrecking COIlpanys steamer Relief Which wa
living near the stranded steamship Ameriquc about two
miles from the place the Rusland struck. started
TO give aid to Ruand but owing 10 the heavy
resulting the northeast gale Of Saturday she was
unable offer immediate assistance The Relief came
lid 10 StapleOn yesterday, and taking Oh board pumps
cables anchors and other apparatus returned TO the
Rusand last evening, intending to begin work this morn
ing or as soon the modeIates hen the Relief
left the Husband latter mad about II feet of water
the hold and the breaking violently over her
stern causing her to tump considerably dispatch ut
a later hour stated that IL thought the steamship
had hole in her and would prove total lOss. She
"keeled" over slightly her starbOard beam. The
fact however that the is of shore shows that the
steamer is III faV orabe position for getting her ahoai
when the sea becomes calm. The passengers are quar-
tered in the East End and other hotels and will
the city this morning, arriving about 93o OcOcK al fef
s, North River.
The Husband has a general cargo Of wine, glass and
iron valued az about 100000. Lighters were SEM
down last night for the purpose OF receiving the cargo
and bringing il to tins city. The agent, George W. CO.
ton OF No 81 Broadway, went to Long Branch ycstcr
DAY sup, uend the arrangements Tor tie passengers
and for the vessel. the Ruslad was formerly the kri
worth Of the Red star Line II Is stated thai she wac
transf Irc on her last MP 10 Belgian owners She eit
Antwerp March B.. under command OF Capt Jesse d.
Horsey aud Was due here Friday. she an iron
sci, with SIX waieTught Dnikheads' Two decks ana
beams and WAS built at Dundee scotland, in August
1872 she was surveyed at this port last October. Shc
Is l1 in length, 372 feet IN beam, 26b tccl III depth
hold 81 feet IN draft, AMI OF LOO ions burden she
has mpOund engines OF 300 horse power, and TWO