, 1877-01-23

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.,e.>l lI,s snprcme Court, on some future oeca
E9s n;,Is kstorc or them In, know II wero President
tn ~"' '''" "o wa "pp'oss
~ can't help that. know wouldn't, anc
opinion" ~
What do you think of tho compromise, a.
that It Is constttutionalt'f
| -! don't think II Will hare the desired effect
iI dhtnk II /. machfno gotttn up to iuaugurate
1Maen anti TINT tho Republicans tayo been wo'
ro.y on,we te5 eonseut to It sud II II
.nd ", you think it The duty Of that party 10
Fs!sfft',''' II as.'
-, Waat effect wou1d that rejection have on
ths party in the eyes ol the peopict''
,bo,t ~ sh,nk they aoht reject It, It will be
Wouldn't snch compromise help busl.
~ think not"
:. Would It affect business In Any wayi''
:. don't know as II would. It would affect
Il inlurfousfy Just now II tic election Of ucnl-
Wfatic President would Affect # In that wny,
Snn 1nar believe would be- the result Ut tic
I Ma. PRESTON ". rnELrs.
81 Fhclpss, Dotlgu q pnircr, Is decidedly in
1asnr Of tue plan, and thinks something OF the
ssrt s is absolutely necessary for tho settlement
The elect Of tho compromise has already
been iclt. People, md buslness men especially
are becoming more hopetuf."
"sGppose one or the other Of tho parties
should reject It, what would he tho effect TN
businessf"
Utter psossratton and complete stagnation.'
What would bc The effect on the partyf"
ott,t ttxsrg ga1s9 ls9 think it would prove Fafnous
~ "Wl,at !. d you think Of tho position President
II attn very much pleased With 1t, and think
the announcement of Ills pusItion will tend to
rcstore tona to business throughout the eoti,,-
try.. There never wus q mora promising time
for busncsa thaa now. This middle Is the only
llHuetliment.h
A. n. MEEKER,
President Of the Joliet Rolling Mills, was called
"Wllat do yuu think Of tho arbitration p]an
Tor settling tic Prudential dtiI.a,ltyf'
NIL In favor OF 1t, II It be constitutional"
xo, "Assni'ng asa,,i that It is constitutional ow do
~ think II is capital way Of settling the dis
pNte. Tho country has suffered already too
much from the uncertainty, which las prevailed
during tho past ten weeks"
be this ctfevtf'
tit will prolong the commercial depression,
.a,,,,. and n! to the business Of tic bankruptcy
- / sec President Grant approves Of The MIN.
Dn you think the people Will sustain hima''
II have no doubt Of ft-hc will b.. sustained
" a!l but the ofslcc-feckcra; and they alone
sold enia be walfed In somewhere and allowed to
OF the elevator firm Of Munger. Wheeler t. Co.,
was requested 20 give un expression to tbs
s1cHe' Tic expressed some hesitation ubout do
Ing 10, for tho reason that he wis business
man and n9s politician. In response to tic
lIery, ""lat DO you think If tho cou,pr,,-
mlscr' tlc aa!d tint he was opposed to nll conf
promises. Whenever political settlement Of
sha'asfsr %at aa nadS the pcnos5ats N.Y.
OF tho ao-%alled Peoples purity to prove Ills
assertion: In lfs .oplnion llayes lad been
sga1!y elected, aud is entitled to the Prcssdcn-
tlal chair.
md stockholdcr IN the Chicago Packing Com.
oany. waa next called upon. "
"How docs the arbitration on tho Presidential
question suit youa" quertcd the reporter.
attention. | g1ess don't object to It. lie
ocoplc, M doubt, want II quietly settled"
"llow would its rejection Affect br1siness1'
5oard OF Trade"
How do you make that outl"
IT haa Induced great many tnen, who have
money and arc unwilling TO invest 1t In manu-
actaring Industries on aecount Of tho uncer-
ratlnisy, rti to engage in speeulattag oil thn poard.
1s'ons and Iscadstutfs, md has helped to Keep
Up priccs Which was good for the turner's,
HENRY cLAusaEAIus,
no Consular representative Ut tbs Allsftp- Hun
snrtan Empire, was interviewed "a follows:
What views hare you on the proposed plan
or acttllng the Presidential tliillcultyi1
am well pleased with Il. think It tic
,est Wy out u TUG difficulty, and will make a
ayoraE!c Impression throughout Europe.''
"Will II strengthen cur credit abroatii''
huyc no duuht Ut it.h
What cflect will Its adoption have herci,,
~ think # will improve business and inspire
" How about tts rejecttop}',
~ fe!ert!on viii Increase the general de-
ses:!on that has prevailed during tho pat two
o S:asst f;s& s f.,n,. esnt gys' 4 Y. .ppo
- They certainly should do no. Every nlou
'ho I. ln faYor of peace aud revival ii busi-
: eS1 ~ ans. snstain the plan for the settlement
{ Conoyer Il Hall, livestock cutnmt.aton nen
.aa opposed to tho compromise. lie believed |
1at Haycs was legally elected, aud that Con. /
fsss, ~ allowing thu Democrats, by tho cry ns 4
efsat ~ ,s i " to change ths result l
~ t'fcect!cflt,- ono that will surely be pro-
usttYc u trouble IN tho future. lie was Of tic
pln,ioa i,t, ihat Congress y able, now as ever oi
..Hs"6 sH1 question HlLuDuE calling in tho a{1 ]
an ertraneous body. Whatever b. tbg re-.
a't' however, tic people win ab.de by It.
ALLEN 0NEGOHy,
Hrcgory, Cooley & Co., livestock dcalcrs,
luu4llt thak the compronl|ae was desirable. he.
4llse tfIo apccs!y settlement of tho question
o!ld result in an immediate bcneat to thu
omfncftt Of tic country. lsuhfucss IL now
cry much Oppressed, n,,.l Ia ikcly to remain ho
ntii the question shll! have been disposed If.
e did not think that there would Gp INV trnl.
IT, even ucrc tic resnst Of The election d.
elatc.
. .. Q. WApsTCETM,
strAdet, Wadsworth i; Hall, ,yas of the onfn.
n that Just ut this tI,ne Cot.Eycas ought f,nt
i,!ara tls peace Of the country IN Icv,,ar,iy
! Insisting upon having thu vote counted by
ss President Of the ses'atc, when by the prs,-
'setl eolnpEotntse the question can bu peacr-
~ settled. llo believed that trouble would
'!lo~ Tue former rourtc An immediate nxt. I
ct'eHs OF tho question, II demanded by thu
ls'nshs totnMuilty. There IL 40 Iuubt thut
- =! most OF tl,e ttsople arc III fayor Of sucl
!! tttsMGtt, aud t'1e viii Ut the people should
D. 1s th~arted by few hot-lcadel politicians.
r, :, ~ HALL,
Hal, ratter.nn " Co., l|yc-stock shippers.