The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09

personally hope will DO empty; but In case IL is
it."
"Mr nm" sad I, "there have been nve applicants
for my seat, and they are all dead or disappointed
don't know that hope you will have as bad luck"
HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY.
ssScnator, criticism President hayes 70 be
detective because u does not substitute kind Of
place OF the action that he has thought h 70
take"
shere is no considerable element In tho republican
party" said Senator ConKling, (Which objects 10 the
removal OF troops from The southern stsisS have
made objection on that score. But all that was re-
CURED Of him 70 take out the troops and nothing
else. He had no right 30 make bargain or compro-
mise with Legislature Of the State the interests
OF the Presidency. His interfering with state by
compromise or bargain was as much violation OF tho
law II he had nerfcred with troops and by arms
..Nevcrthecss, Senator, large element OF opposi-
tion 70 Mr.. Hayes comes from the radical Northern
element"
Every probably said Mr.. Conkiinr, '.aIi through
the Northi substantial people who are like Miles
Sndish in their devotion to the original ntonts and
sympathies OF the republican party as tree Northern
party. These people de not object SO much TO with
drawing physical force from the South AZ they do 70
dency by the vote OF LOUISIANA, and Mr. Packard
out Every knows that on the face OF those
returns Packard moro elected than Hayes, by
three or four thousand votes You cannot present
those returns in any form that VIII not give more
legality Packard as Governor Of Louisiana than 70
Hayes as President People say this man assumes all
the OF reform in an Office which he has gained
BY the simple reputation OF the ladder that lifted
though sustained they do their iavors 70 the other
side The President has democratic Cabinet"
DEMOCRATIC GARNET
s'How do you make that out 7"
ssDcvens al ways ran for Office in Massachusetts, on
the Democratic ticket. he never was republican.
scburz took himself out Of tho republican party
years ago. Key is & democrat am sure, added MI.
Conkiiag that nobody counts Evarts republican.
iney had proposed 10 nominate him for the he
ONCE OF Governor In this State. have no no
, e ,ns !" ''S'a'n the msn who voted
him and the party which gavo MIN i.s
fcalty. In the domain and forum OF honor tnu. sense
of Mr. Hayes nldety stands forward and challenges
him. II Is felt by honest men all over this country
lie smiles and the opposition The proofs Of
q disturbed mind +"
s.He has been great traveller, Senator"
Eyes, am told that there has not been fortnight
since be was maueuraed that there has been quorum
OF the Cabinet present in the capital CITY,"
sIinye you read the Presidents speechesT'
Yes d aAy nee aSs soaers 81 the
Confederate and federal armies TO Greeks. We beat
you,' no said. I'm Nashville and IN Atlanta because we
had more Greeks.'n Mr.. C0nkng shook his head
and looked amusement and contempt
A TREASURY RAID
sYou do, then, apprcnend, SIR, thnt democratic
victory would result in excessive appropriations ?"
Thnt is the Inevitable logic Of the asccndancy OF the
S Ssrsn ar them whom they hold the stock and
butt OF tho whip their hands Why, at the close
Of the last Congress they ran tue Kysr and haroof
himself record and said, I'm only sign this Dill
because il is too Iate IN the session for u 10 BIO
in IT," but he INDICATED that he would not
spend all the money, and neither DID ne
Tor he embargoed three millions o1t o. hvo mon,
been put sncc Grant left the Office What here
in the law OF human nature 70 prevent these poo
plc from pressing forward tor appr0prtationsf Tho
physical scars Of the great rebellion contest we're
lett only In the South To them 1t was signal
and moryp noor era camorous or Once ana
clamorous for money. Their rivers icvces naroors,
public budings-everytnlns s1ssess rohaS o1,m
but through my position as New York Senator can
plainly SEQ that these, our gentry. who are voting
against tho republican ticket will one day howl under
the infection OF national taxation encouraged At Wash
iDglonY"
tsThe Louisiana bargain and sale OF which you
spoke Senator seems likely to be revived by nvcsti-
CATION or otherwise" -
1t consistent" no said In moment, "ior the Presi-
dent OF the United states to send his agents into
Louisiana TO bargain with that Nichols, who by
all the evidence and nv the status OF the case was
red handed traitor TO his State government THIS
dealing with usurpers to regain the summit Of power
Is a novel practice IN our country. An honorable
President, feeling himself 10 have been elected, would
have rcfrained from any such intrigue with preenders
IN States that ready to revolt. bio would have
taken his Office maniuy, graciously and inspired re
spect without bargaining Tor 1t. All he had IN honor
to do was 10 the troops and 70 that no one
would nave objected. SO long as Mr. Hayes is in the
Presidential char those old and substantial republi-
cans IN the North will never look on MIN respect
while Governor Packard, discrowned, silent and re-
moved, appears as the victim, but looks on.
GoEBEL
New York, who had been counted as Conkiing man,
Is probably the othor way.
Mr.. Conklng smiled and said that Goebcl accord
Ing TO tho best testimony he had, not 20 DO de-
pended upon TO do him any great injury dc added
that II was happy miracle that Gocbei had been
elected The Senator also mado some reference 10
Mr. Astor who ran for the Assembly
al do not know that gentleman" said MT. ConkIng,
.but knew his honorable father we'll IL was with
difficulty that Mr.. Astor was induced to come before
the public 10 his chance IN manly way. And
vet added the Senator, ''although this loving
torta VIII cn gayS 40
plume themselves 10 DO more respectable than Mr.
Aston am told that numbers OF them voted against
him In New York but he was elected, however, and
came through braveiy"
whenever he referred to the administration the
Senator grow cheerful and engaging, ana corruscaied
in anecdotes and sarcasms DE referred TO one per-
son-I think IL was william h. Dodge-as being as
anxious to haoo for the President and MS pocy as
n certain negro who went 10 hear Whitfield preach
no supposed The negro thought II necessary 10
his best shouting and he accordingly rolled over
jumped Juba, and only finished mis- Growing when told
at last that instead OF Whitfield preaching It was
another person. Abiding TO some OF those men OF
profession, like Schurx, whose political STOCK was
thanking God that they wore not like other men,
s'rney remind me-" said Mr.. Conkling ''of certain
Senator OF whom It was SAID THAI he was an inhdei
and did not believe In the Bible This person was 30
worry compliment that some one remarked, why
should he believe In ~ he did not write IT,"
"Mr Conxiing" said the in.crlocutor, ''did you not
have some respect for Mr.. TidenY"
"In sense did, said the Senator, and he repeated
en- sense "When Mr.. T,lden proceeded against Tho
Tammany Ring and the Canal King while Governor,
observed that the republican papers particularly IN
New York city, exalted him to Inc skies, and rc-
marked, Tney will get this man up 80 high after
a while that when they set TO work to drag him down
they cannot do IT, AS Governor Mr. Tiaon exceeded
my expectations. He made az creditabe an admins
tration certainly, rs DIX do not believe IN personal
abuse during our campaigns. refused TO get up IN
tina; campaign and throw mud at Mr.. Tilden. | made
speeches asserting our side OF tho question Us
well as could, but did not go into vtuperation.
When Mr.. Tildcn defeated Governor DIX, the latter,
like little Roberts, had no one TO throw upon
but myself. He has been exceedingly oflcious
in wrting letters directed against me- Whom
tho Electoral Committee was made up In Washing
ton and senator Logan obliged 10 decline place
II and appointed, Governor Dix wrote letters
10 Washington CITY protesting against my being given
a place there Ho intlmatcd that was already dead
and buried IN New York and that this attempt
to give another chance. During the Presidential
campaign OF Mr.. rldcn excited tho cnmity OF those
VINO would have had him pulled down by
tho newspaper Warwick who made him l
objected from the beginning TO the repub-
lcan conduct OF the cam paign. II began with
yitupcraion, lampooning ana all manner OF rbaldry,
and because refused To JOIN In that s,yle OF warfare
declared me ~ tho outset. Now, what was
tho consequence? lilden carried tho State OF New