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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INEELLIGEHcER
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LOUISIANA IN A FERMENT.
A Conflict Imminent in New Orleans
Packard Armlpg His Militia.
HAMPTON GUARANTEES PEACE.
Louisiana and South Carolina in
tho Cabinet.
Positive Measures to be Initiated
Immediately.
The California Order Of oaucasians
Repudiate Chinese Massacre.
A Conviots Story of His Struggle
for Reform. ..
The situation In I.ouisiaun.

NEW ORLEANS, March lO.-The Eren
ing Democrat says that matters are as
sumlng leverish cast around the 81
Lonis Hotel, and things look more thar
ever like conflict. BY $50 Monday
morning there were gathered about the
ST. Louis and Royal street entrance about
1000 negroes who 5erve to make tho
place pandemonium. These negroes
are evidently from the country, and are
here to Join PaCkard's militia which he
is now engaged in recruiting.
lie now admits that he will, as
soon as possible, endeavor TO take back
the police stations and says he would moi
remain in the building two hours il he
had all his arms back. 1t can be put
down as n settled fact that within few
Days at iarthest Packard will break peace
with his hackers in the hotel. They are
hot for war, and nothing but the prob,
able outcome is talked about. 1t ia
reported that he is already in
negotiation for the purchase Of
arms, and sall the funds comeatablG
are to be used in securing them. They
boast down there that they don't want
the troops to interfere, and they assert
that il might makes right they have
might. Our citizens should be prepared
for the turning loose on the streets Of Il
gang Of ignorant negroes led by bad men,
for that is evidently the policy of Pack.
ard. The situation is assuming more Of
warlike attitude than ever since Janu-
ary 9th, and the responsibility Of the
matter will rest on Packard and the fruits
he will gather will be most bitter.
The NicholPs police has arrested sever
al Of Packard's recruiting officers, charged
with attempting to create riot and en-.
listing men to overthrow the Govern
ment OF Louisiana. They will get a
hearing tomorrow.
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Trial Of Mai. Reno.

CHICAGO. March 19.-The Tritunes St,
Paul special says that the trial Of Major
A. Reno, Of the Seventh Cavalry, com.
manding at Fort Abercrombie, which has
been progressing before a court marshal
here, Of which Col. W. d. Hazen is the
presiding officer, is drawing to close.
Ex. Governor Davis summed up for Reno
to-day. Judge Advocate Major Burr
will close tomorrow. The trial is pri-
vate, but II is known the charges were
brought by Capt. ]. NJ. Bell, stationed at
Fort Abercrombie, specifying an infa-
mous proposal 10 Bells wife, slanderous
conversation and writing concerning her,
These charges are understood to have
been sustained by the evidence OF Mrs,
Bell and by the evidence OF an army
chaplain, that Reno had cast reflections
on the character Of Mrs. Bell when talk.
ing to him (the Chaplain). The opinion
in army circles here is general that Reno
will be found guilty and his dismissal
from the service recommended.
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The Way the Editor Of the Alta
ketrnCLel.

SAN Francisco; March 19.-Last Fri.
day evening, William Hayes, a promi-
nent lawyer here, entered the room Of the
managing editor Of the Alta, who is GEN.
John McComb, and demanded retrac.
tion Of an article published in the Ala
that morning, alluding in humorous
way to HayeS' connection with the inyes.
tigation Of the tconduct OF a police officer.
threatening in case Of refusal to shoe,
him: McComb knocked him down, chas.
tiSed him severely, took away his pistol
and took him 10 the station house.
where charge Of assault with deadly
weapon was entered against him. The
affair seems likely 10 prove more serious
than was supposed. Hayes indicates his
intention Of following up his purpose and
killing McComb. A strong effort will
be made to procure the expulsion Of The
former from the bar. The press animad.
vert severely on Hayes' action and seem
disposed to make II n test case.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Fight COmmenced.

LONDON, March 10.-A telegram from
Zara says that six hours obstinate iighl
took place between the Turks and Bos-
mans, Saturday, between Bonaventure
and Drezgnai. Both sides suffered heay,
lily. The Turks retired upon Livno.
RUssEA's VIEW OF THE PROTOCOL.
A special from Berlin says that the
Russians appear to regard the protocol
as a valuable concession obtained by
Russia. The GalloiS expresses the high.
est satisfaction at the Auglo.Russian
settlement.
A special from st. Petersburg quotes
the Gdulois as declaring that peace may
be considered certain, as England has n D.
parently decided the protocol containing
The principle OF coercion. The CORES.
pondent says the object Of this course Is
to make the people believe that Russia
has gained Diplomatic victory
MANCHESTER, March lS.--A Guardian
dispatch from Constantinople says the
popular feeling against Mahammed Du.
mas Is gaining ground. Thirty Soitas
were arrested Tuesday, and the Minister
Of Police dismissed because he was not
sufficiently wAtchtul. A large body OF
Soitas went to the Palace Wednesday to
demand the release Of their comrades.
LONDON, March l9.-ln the House Of
Lords this evening Lord Derby in reply
to question by Earl Granville, said that
he had received an answer from st.
Petersburg in regard to the English
amendments to the Protocol before COM
ing into the House, that Russia proposes
certain alternatives which the the Cabi-
net have not yet had time to consider.
LONDON, March lO.-The Times pub.
fishes letter from its Para correspondent
which contains the following: HDark
tales Of Musselman violence and rapine
continue 10 reach us from many pro.
vinces, especially Bulgaria, Macedonia,
and Albania, where public security either
on the highway or in isolated houses or
small hamleis seems altogether at an end.
Those who arc willing to give Turkey
one or three years TO mature reforms
may see whct elements are at work for
future improvement either in the govern
ment or among the people. Not one
Znptlch has been dismissed the service;
no tithe gatherer has been stopped in his
career of unlawful exaction; no step is
made toward the establishment Of public
security or the administration OF fair and
equal Justice"
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GheGnteItiaeueer.
A Radical Change,

Fred. Douglass found one Of his warm.
estsupporters for confirmation as U. s.
Marshal for the District Of Columbia in
General Morgan, the new Democrats
Senator from Alabama. While our
Wes: Virginia Senator'S, Davis and Here.
ford, felt called upon to vote against the
confirmation, General Morgan not only
voted for il, but made an eloquent
speech in favor Of II. This position and
speech Of the Alabama Senator are all the
more remarkable from the fact that he
had been represented prior to his ad.
mission to the Senate as a Bourbon Of the
deepest dye, and committed to all the
old pro.slavery ideas Of ante.bellum
times. But, according TO Wash.
ington dispatch to yesterdays Gin.
cinnati Ga:ette, his speech showed
that, with him at least, Bour.
bOnism was forever dead. ut was amin.
FASHIONED burst Of eloqucnce in favor Of
President Hayes Southern policy OF
equality Of all American citizens before
the law. He said that he knew not what
course others might take, but as for him.
self he should vote heartily and earnest.
ly for the confirmation Of Mr.. Douglass.
He himself had been a Presidential
eleCtor. He had received 10000 votes
Of colored men, and it did not
lie in him, when a representative
man Of their race was nominated to
the American Senate for confirmation
to an office he was we'll qualified to hold,
to vote against him. Hs knew not how
he could justify such a vote in justice or
honor, or goto the colored people OF the
South again and ask their suiErages, and
more than that, he saw new light break.
ing upon his country from the North.
lie had read the letter Of acceptance and
the inaugural of President Hayes. He
had seen by his acts that he Hayes was
sincere and honest to his purpose, and he
for himself had determined to cast no
vote against any worthy nomination
which this administration might make,
and toplOce no obstacle in the way Of the
successful accomplishment of.the patriot.
ic purposesiof the inaugural"
Morgan was not the only Southern
Senator that voted for Douglass con-
frmation. Ben Hill, of Georgia, Gar.
land, Of Arkansas, and Senator Withers,
OF Virginia, voted the same way, and
Lamar, Of Georgia, would have done 80
had he been able to be present. The Gin.
cinnai Enquirer (which is very bitter
against the idea Of Southern Senators
supporting the new administration says
that Several Southern Senators who are
in the Southern harloting movement
withheld their views." s.
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A Petition for Eiectment

New ORLEANS, March l9.-Attorney
General Ogden has filed in the Fifth Dis.
trict Court petition for writ Of eject.
ment against Packard, claiming TO be
Governor, G. B. johnson, claiming to b.
Superintendent Of Education, and others
residing in the St. Louis Hotel building,
known as the State House. The petition
sets forth that these persons are unlawful.
ly in possession Of said building, and in
the name Of the State asks that the pres.
ent occupants be dispossessed and the
rightful claimants-the officers OF the
Nichollsg government-be given posses.
sion. The Court has not yet been called
upon to take action in the premises, but
it is likely that such action will be in.
yoked very soon.
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A IErTER from Senator Blaine is made
public, in which he urges the Republicans
of New HampShire to repeal the law
(which the Democrats maintained during
their long supremacy" prior to the elec.
tion Of Franklin Pierce, which prohibits
Roman Catholics from holding office in
that State; and in the same letter he insists
that the American public schools, nOn-Bec.
tartan, open to all, and supported by all,
shall be maintained "at all hazards"
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SAN FEANCrsco, March l0.--R. S
Dorney, Past Supreme Chief, and ]. K,
Phillips, Treasurer Of the Camp of the
Order of Caucasians in this city, has been
interviewed concerning the Chico massa.
ere. They repudiate the idea that the
order is in any way responsible for the
crime, claiming that on the contrary they
will use all means to discover and punish
the offenders. They assign as a reason
for the outrages recently committed at
Chico, that number OF white men
who had been employed in the
sash and blind mandatory there
were discharged and Cinnamon hired in
their places, that under the incentive OF
poverty and the lack OF work, and becom.
ing dissatisfied with the slow and peace.
ful workings Of the Order of Caucasians,
to which they belonged, some Of these
men formed an anti.coolie club, to whose
influence, direct, or indirect, the recent
tragedy is largely due. They claim that
the camp of Caucasians at Chico, is com.
posed of tho most respectable men in the
town, and that the Order in California
numbers about 1000, and about the same
number in Nevada.
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CHICAGO, March l9.-Flour - Quiet
Minnesota extra $6a7 rs; winter extra seas
Wheat-Fairly active and u shade higher,
No.2 Chicago spring 81 80 cash; 81 2Ss;
April; 81 27N May; No. 8, 81 l5; rejected
96a99c. Corn-SteadyIand shade higher al
S9A cash and April; 42Jsc May; rejected
S6&c. Oats-Dull at 3S]Sc cash; 1886
April; 35ssc May; rejected e41Ga249%c.
Kye-steady at 6la63c. Barley-Dull al
$lS 70 cash and April; $l3 02Ilal3 95 MAY
Lard-Active at 50 % cash and April; 81
50 May. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders &C
short rib 7sSc; short clear IKE. Dressed
hogs So IS: Whisky-Quiet at 81 05.
at the close wheat was easier at 81 23II
April 81 2T9z May. Corn easier at 39aS9I e
April. Oats unchanged. Pork easier ut
slS 7OalS75 April; $l3 90 May. Lard un'
changed.
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NEW YoRK, March 19.-Christian
Hanson, arraigned in the police court on
the charge OF an attempt at burglary, in.
formed the judge that he had made the
attempt that he might get into the State
prison. Being asked why he wanted to
go to the State prison, he answered:
Judge, | have only just come from
Columbus, Ohio, where / served ten years
IN the State prison for burglary. i was
pardoned out by Gov. Hayes, now Presi-
dent Of the United States. My original
sentence was for twenty years. My life
is wasted and | am n wreck. God knows
] intended when l came out OF prison TO
live an honest life. | was hardened
out on the 9th OF last month. | went
TO Cincinnati and tried to get work,
but failed. From there went to Pitts.
burgh and met with no better success.
Then ] tramped all the way to New York,
where | had friends, trying to get work
from farmers on the way, sleeping where
got an opportunity and eating wherever
charitable persons gave crust. Ny
friends here, who knew me before was
a criminal, refused to recognize me. |
can't get work. l have lived in the gut
ter and been kicked about. l decided to
kill myself, and so with the horrors Of
prison life still before me am Obliged
to so back. There is nothing else left
for me-" Hanson later said that the
crime for which he was convicted was
the robbery Of the First National Bank
Of Cincinnati Of S4,000,OOO in bonds and
$1,000 in greenbacks.
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HARTFORD, Con-, March 19.-Governor
Hubbard to-day vetoed the bill giving
members Of the Legislature a mileage Of
70 cents each way, on the ground that it
ls in violation Of constitutional pro.
vision against the Legislature increasing
It's own pay, He also vetoed the new
registry law on the ground that an elec.
tor shall be made an elector anew when
he removes TO another town is not con-
stitutional andis an interference with the
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10. = Flour =
Firm; extra IS G21la5 70; Minnesota fam.
lily 81 0Oa7 40 Pennsylvania and Ohio
s. s719a7 621G. Wheat..supply small; wes'
tern red 81 45al 60; amber 81 59a1 60.
Rye-Unchanged. Corn = Fairly active;
yellow 55a551zc; white 54hc. OatS-In
demand; white 4la45c. Petroleum-Fair
demand; refined 16Isn16Nc; crude 13Xc.
Butter-Firm; New York and Bradford
county extra 27a2sc; iirstS 25a27c; western
extra 2Sa25c; firsts 2la24c. Cheese-Prime
llal2c: Eggs Western fresh iGal7c.
Whisky--Western 81 0S.
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CHICAGO, LIS, March 19.-The Ex
ecutive Committee Of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of l. o. Good Templara il
in session here, considering the import,
ant business Of all parts Of the Union
Canada represented Col. J. ]. Hickman
Of Louisville, the Right Worthy Grand
Templar, who has just returned from
England and Hon. s. D. Hastings, Of
Wisconsin, P. r. ". G. T., who has beer
lecturing in New Zealand and Australia
for two years, have impaired some yalua,
BILE and interesting information concern.
ing their work. 1t has been decided tc
hold the annual meeting Of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodgein Portland, Maine
in next May.
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New York.

NEw YORK, March 19S-CottOn-Firu
at l1ssallNc. Flour-Morc steady; su
pertine western and State::$5 4Oa5 70; com
mon to good So 75a5 90; good to choice
$595a60O; white wheat extra Sc O5a7 90
extra Ohio So. 75a7 80; st. Louis S. $50
SO. Wheat-Dull; mixed spring in store
S5c; ungraded spring 2Sa37c; No. 8 Mil
waukee in store SSc. Rye-Firm; western
atSOaS2c. Barley-Dull; ;ungraded Canads
75a971Sc. Malt-Firm. Corn-ModeratC
demand; ungraded western mixed 551<c;
steam yellow 5615a57c. Oats-Moderate
local trade; western mixed and State 3Ss
59c. Hay shipping 70a75c. Hops-Dull
Whisky-Dull at 81 O7al Os.
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EAST LIBERTY, March 10.-CATrLR-Re,
ceipts since and including Friday last were
1856 cars OF through and 90 cars OF yard
stock. Total for the week ending this day
5,542 head, or 249 cars of through and II
cars of yard stock, against 154 cars of the
former and Go cars Of the latter or S,72S
head the week before. There has been
very little business done since last report,
nobuyers being on hand except local butch.
ers. No quotations.
HoGs-Receipts $3.50 head; total for the
week 1876, against 1O,5O5 last week.
Workers s. aQa5 80; Philadelphiss 50 20
sHEEp-Receipts 6, 200 head; total for the
week 10000, against 9,4O0 last week. Sci.
ling at S. 15a6 go.
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CINCINNATI, March 19.- COtton-Quiet
at llHc. Flour-Firm; family SO 70aG 90.
Wheat-Firm; red 81 45ai 55. Corn
Steady at 42a43c. oats-Fair demand at
S5a39c. Rye-FIrm at 72a7Sc. Barley
Dull; Canada spring 9Oca$l 05. Pork
Firm at $l4 75al5 90. Lard-Dull; steam
9hc; kettle lOal0hc. Bulk Meats-Firm;
shoulders 5Hc; short rib Ike; short clear
Ike. Bacon Dull ut 6laS ISaSs case.
Whisky-Qliet and steadyat 81 05. But
ter-Firm; Western Reserve choice 24a25c.
HoGs-Firm; oommona 50a4 90; fair to
good light S. 0Oa5 25; packing s. 35a5 90.
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Train wrecked.

ST. LOUIS March 10.-A Kansas spe
clal says, an extra train on the Hannibal
y st. Joe Railroad, went through the ap
proach to the Long Branch bridge, si1
miles east Of Cameron, Mo-, this evening
wrecking the locomotive and tercars, ant
instantly killing Ira Green, engineer
mortally wounding Ed. Conner, fireman
and badly injuring Levi Ricketts,, brake,
man. The approach was burned during
the evening and is supposed to have beer
caused by the sparks from the previously
passing train.
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Important to Lie Insurance
COmDnnieS.

LOUISVILLE, March l9.-In the case O.
Susie Jackson against Mound City Life
Insurance Company, Of ST. Louis, tht
jury to-day found u verdict for the de
iendant. Geo. N. Jackson, PLAINTIFF
husband, was cashier in the U. s. Reve
nue. Collectors Office in 1875. A defal
cation was discovered amounting to $50,
900. Jackson was suspected, but diec
before his guilt could be proven. Ar
examination revealed arsenic in the
stomach, and upon this fact the insurance
company contested the payment Of tht
policy, claiming suicide as the ground.
for their action. The trial OF this case
caused much attention.
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Rowing ChnlIenge:

Prrs6uRdH, March 19.--On Saturday
evening last Evan Morris issued chai
lenrge to Billy Scharff to row him five
mile scpll race for $1,000 side and The
championship Of America. The parties
met at Beaumonts tonight and The chal.
lenge was accepted. The course Il thc
Upper MonongahelA and the race take
place on the 9th Of June. A portion Of
the money is already In the hands Of the
stakeholder, 80 - ~ -
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LoNa BRANCH, March 19.-The strand.
ed steamer Rusland lies easy with the
wind west and the sea smooth. She will
discharge her cargo tomorrow, and with
fair weather may get of.
NEW YORK, March 19.-The passen-
gers OF the stranded steamer Rusland
arrived in this city to-day from Long
Branch, and proceeded to their destina,
ton. The baggage was all saved.
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In the case Of Mary E. Oliver vs.. OK.
Senator Cameron, in action for breach of
promise, in which $4,000 damages are
claimed, the defendant has filed his plea
as follows: "And now comes the defend.
ami, and for u plea to the declaration
filed against him in the above entitled
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BP T!ELEGRARH.
New YOrk Money ana Stock:

NRw YORK, March .-MoNEY-ActivC
at 2>Ga7 per cent; closed at 4a5 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 315a5 per cent
Custom receipts $S5g,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $50 900. Clearings $l7,
100000. Sterling at 4.S4a4S6.
GoLD-Opened at 1049s, and closed at
1895, with sales during the day at lO49l.
Carrying rates las per cent. Loans were
also made fiat.
SILyER-At. London 54d per OF. Here,
silver bars are 81 22A greenbacks; 81 l9N,
gold. Silver coin 4 per cent discount.
GovERNMRNTs-Dull and steady.
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COLUMBUS, O., March 19.-The Demo.
cratic members Of the Assembly met to.
night in caucus, and after three hours
session adopted resolution agreeing not
to nominate candidate for q. s. Senator
but to vote blank in open session.
LITTLE Rock, March 19.-A man
named Jones, shot and killed Frank
Fritz, in Lonake county on last Friday
Fritz was under an indietmsnt for the
rape of Jones wife.
CHICAGO, March l9.-The old hotel a,
Rochester known as the Stevens House
occupied as a dwelling, was burned this
morning, Loss $4,000; partly insured
in Eastern companies,
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TRoY, March ia. D. Bowers has
been appointed receiver Of the bank Of
Lansing6urg. Liabilities $4,000; nom.
inal assets S, 10000. The suspension is
thought to be caused by speculation in
the New Jersey Central, Great excite.
ment in Lansingburg.
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RAILROAD BoHDs-Generally lower,

STATE SECURlTlRS-Quiet.
STocKs-Actiye but irregular and un.
settled; prices weak at the opening and
soon declined Aalh per cent, but toward
noon recovered the decline. In the after
noon great strength was shown and lively
advance was made in the rates. Delaware
lackawanna 4 Western led the market on
the rise, followed by st. Paul preferred
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, which had
fallen from 051 to 94H in the forenoon
made an exceptionally large advance
to 971G. Towards the close the rates
for money were made artifcialIy light, call
loans advancing to per cent, with the re,
suit Of depressing prices Of every stock on
the list except Burlington & Quincy and
Union Pacific, and prices went off iIalH
per cent, the latter Delaware, Lackawanna
q Western. The transactions aggregated
100000 shares, OF which 10000 were West.
ern Union, 5000 Northwestern, 4,4OO Rock
Island, $4,000 st. Pauls, 10000 lake Shore,
5000 New York Central, 5000 Michigan
Central, 5000 Delaware, Lackawanna 4
Western, 6,600 Delaware 4 Hudson, and
$500 Burlington & Quincy,
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weather indications.
0VYlcR OF rHR cHIEY siGNAL OgpicRR,
WARRINGTON. ID. C. March Q0-I A N

WARRINGTON, D. c, March 20-l A. v. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulfstatcs, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, warmer east TO south winds
falling barometer and partly cloudy
weather, with rain in the southwest and
lower MisSissippi Valley.
For the Upper Lakes, Upper Missis.
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, slowly
rising temperature, falling barometer,
east TO south winds and increasing cloud.
ineSs, followed by areas OF light rain OF
snow, afternoon or evening. r
For the Lower Lakes, slightly warmer
and clear or fair weather, light east 10
south winds and falling barometer.
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follow 1t up. II this task should be re.
quired Of them, they would simply do as
the dull college boy said he would do II
the President Of the United States should
appoint him to calculate an eclipse Of
the sun-they would resign.