Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-06

be was around the hotel, describing how he
saw Chamberlain coming out OF the hlto
House, after long interview with the Pres
ident, looking as blue as the back OF a
Goldfish caught on the shores OF his native
State of Massachusetts,. That Chamber
lain, Senator Patterson, and Corbin went
together. Satanic Trinity, to see HAYES
that they represented the world, the flesh,
and the devil; that if they had lived In our
Blessed Sayiour's time we should have been
pereft of one of the most beautiful chapters
in Bible history, because they would have
stolen the Lords Supper" A sweet man,
that, to be Judge on the most important
bench in South Carolina He says further
that the people of South Carolina ought to
keep Chamberlain in the State but ought not
to let him IRE in the State. The people OF
Washington have become thoroughly dis
gusted with his talk.
TIE LOUISIANA CASE.
1t is proposed to add Mr.. Walter Phelps,
of New JERSEY, as a sixth commissioner TO
Louisiana, and he will no doubt accept and
go The President has asked congressman
Ellis, Gibson and Levy to 60 to New Orleans
and assist in tho carrying out OF the paclil-
oatory policy he had undertaken, and they are
going at once. All hands now work in
harness, working to make success oil the
conciliatorv policy. 1t promises well now
The Legislature Of Louisiana, as they Will
organize it. will make Nichols Governor,
and then the Southern Democrats at least
will be paciGed. Packard's friends say
there will be no use of his attempting to
fight after such decision.
The Commission is looked upon as fair
one Governor Brown, Of Tennessee, un-
compromising Democrat; Charles Law
renee, of Chicago, half-and-half, buta Demo-
crat; General Harlan, of Kentucky. Bristow
Republican; General Hawley, of Connecti-
cut, easy-going Republican Wayne Nc
Veagh, Of Pennsy lvania, thoroughbred
Republican. Lawrence and Brown will
vote together always on general principles,
and so perhaps will Hawley vote with Nc
Veagh. But Harlan-a man bigger in
brain than two Bristows--will do whatever
Hayes tell. him to do. The private instruc-
tons from Hayes are to see who was elected
Governor and advise him. Now, mark
my words: This is big contract Evi-
uence acccmula , Ja "a ~ , aat .hs N;choiI.
aIl was uuiy e,eo,. H.. a ha 10 rsco,n;zsJ in
aunefenls us'nsnu linz y. ,,at s,enned 6l;'
pursuance VI AZ. nv ~ a"d s..,ed H.,es
"h".hnrs h;,tn,I, ros sIoc,ed or not Lonisi.
mnet mea,r.,io 800 now arr;v;ng seem "a
ana penoeIa.,o papu.d, th,, pros;deot HAYES
will recognize Nichols, and develop their
pnas;,o.. This On the oround that PACK
IS pa,n;na Rid Gasernor and thai
SH 81, - . .a,nrs. ba rscc;Sed a Thousand
~ snos U.s. i. .tan uan.. The dec,sion Of the
Pras;5 iU, in the matter will not be made
nn,;l ai,sr tho Comm;ss;on returns. but il
uatr a No, how ,hov decide or he decides
,ha,o ,nn n no . conn romise on honor agreed
NJ nhe- m 80 nn oil HANDS or there will
peyohu app sa 7, wet bo understood
~. ~ IN d;sonS.;an IN Tho p,clard. Nicboll,
=, III carr, nth il the t;te 10 each and al
~ S,a,o of;,cs and 10 c;ve il in fave,
" " N;ohnlls o,.cnt nnon Won oua,deG
- I'D prders,o rd;ncs woult
ps tho Tr;bunaI', decision that tn,
.o,or az tho Returning Roar WAS absolute