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Decision a the Patterson ease.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The Worlds
Washington special saws the decision of
Judge Humphreys of the supreme court
Of the district in the case of the rcquisi.
ton of Gov. Hampton of South Carolina
for Senator Patterson will he given to
morrow. Its purport is, of course, not
known, but it is believed among lawyers
he will decline to give him up on the
ground he is now daily occupying II seat
in the L. $. senate, and represents the
same state which in its requisition calls
him fugitive from justice.
Patterson and COnOver.
WASH SGToN. Dec 5-Thc decision of
Judge Humphreys today that Senator
Patterson is not liable to arrest upon the
rcquisition of the South Carolina author.
tiles while in Washington attending the
sessi III of the senate is generally acknowl-
edged as sound, and, it is understood,
will furnish Patterson's newly made Dem
Ocratic friends in that state n convenient
reason for rcfraining from any further
proceedings against him. The action OF
the Republican caucus today in retaining
him as chairman of the committee on ter
ritories is also significant of the satisfac-
tory nature Of his assurances that he in
tends hereafter to net with his old party
Extends and remaid steadfast in the sena-
tkiul field and that he will be faithful.
ConOver is likewise taken back to full
fellowship, and will be allowed to retain
his committee room and clerk as chair
man of the committee on enrolled bills.
Patterson has been offered $4,000 to lect-
ure 90 times in Massachusetts and New
York ON the subject of the Presidents
southern policy and says lie thinks he will
accept the offer. There is great demand
for his printed speech.
Healing n Breach.
The Times Washington special says it
is reported that the trouble between Conk-
ling and the president is likely to be com.
promised. Conkling is disposed to meet
the president half way. New York ap
pointments are likely to he moditikd.
Strong for Hard Money.
Chicago, Dec 3.--The Journals Wash
ing,on special says the presidents message
on the whole is criticised as very strong
and able state paper; especially is it ac-
ceptablc TO the hard money men.
Comments on the Message
New YORK, Dec. 5-The Tribune's
Washington special says Bayard likes
exceedingly the financial portion of the
message, and says it is the first one in II
number of years in which the constitution
and rules of syntaN have not been viola
ted.
Lamar thinks there is one thin spot in
the financial portion of the message. Re
ferrng to the remark that bonds issue!
prior to 1873 were issued at time when
the gold dollar was the only coin in circu-
lation or contemplated by either the gov
ernmen. or the holder of bonds, as they
claim, in which they are TO be paid, he
SAYS that il would have been better to
omit. The truth is lie says, before 1873
everybody knew that silver dollars were
legally part of the coinage of the United
States in which bonds might lie paid and
=. he, the government had the Fight TO pas
~ IA legislation A. should enable il Ia pay
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ga the asEumcnt that hy Sustaining the
lfhiig CTriIi thr cuunfTv viii gain m"rc
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