, 1877-03-23
LOUISIANA.
TNH CoMMtsatoN APPOINTED.
Rns~i1t Nsbt7ftA 10 Tia Ttibunf.

Epecfai Dt8pateA 10 Tia Tsiaan&
WARRINGTON, d. t., March ..3..-Thc Cabinet
ilaa decided upon tin Louisiana Commission,
nnd the persons selected haye hccn asked By
telegraph II they Will accept. 1t Is believed
tt,at M member OF either f1uuso OF Congrcss
has bcon designated, scvcsal members having
vxprcased at optuion that, as 1t was question
which might eventually come before Congress,
1t would b. better tor 10 member to bo commit
ted to any special COURSE Of proceeding. It Is
expected TINT tic Commission will hc completed
aud or.antzcd ready to Leave here during next
week for New Orleans. The hops hero IL that
tho Commission will bu nble to hiring the leaders
Of tle two Btato governments together, atll In
aotne why arStvu at such I'll agreement rs Will
result in establishing une Government IN place
Of the two now eontundlng for the supremacy.
II the Commission returns without accomplish
Ing tlls, Of eourso II will then be necessary for
tho President to recognize oEc or tho otherr nnh
tue expectation among hs friends ts that lu such
caso action wilt be prompt.
nRA3. MAD.
Some Of tho LouistRnA Democrats are unable
to restrain their indignation Ut tue appulntment
Of a Commission. Ellis, Of Louisiana. IL par-
ttculasly heated. lIc says That tho President
informed lin within wrek that lc considered
the appolntlncl,t nf q Commission ,woull 10
extrn~c0nst!tutIonal. Ellis teara that Coy.
Nichols may not hu able TO- restrain the dcu0n-
stratEvo movement toward pasEarti. lMntall
2. 1S.on n 81 ~. m Is 9I1 syaSe S,
Commission, would probably bs appointed.
liz, however,, thinks It would 10 uuwtac uollcy.
GOV. nKo1N.
Tho President has appointed ex.Gov. John G..
bfu~r. " Iei,nessFe, member Vi ths Commas
af1n mil lu will serve.
1t is intuatcd tonight on very good authority
that the Southern C0snsnlssion Will mt !ncll,lu
tn !ta instnbeFshlp my Sunator o. Rsprescnta.
Wheeler vii not be member 0f tAc Co.nnliy-
sion.
ATsxw onLsAxs.
New .sss5 S.ss 1s!ss at r. e: Hstss..on. Hsa"s OF
dIaappolutmeut. and sags atnoug purlisaus Of
Nichols ut ths decision u the President to srnd
q commission lleru know ~ bounds. Uctuo-
becoming Public Pflutcr III casu Of Nichols uls-
mate success, denouneo the measure 10 ur-
measured terms, aud the rotunda Ut the st.
Charles Hotel sinys With icuunctat!ons. What
the Democrats Of Lous,ana expected Sas e,tl,.
plcto mud unconditional surrender IT Thing
they delnallticl They considered that they
Nerr making concession cuuugh When thy
ug1eed that leading ltepub.ans OF tho btata
sGou1l not be psrsccuted Of killed Tor past polt.
icsl acts.
THE PRESS,
Tho Times says tho period oftrust RlId cretlcnee
u rapidly Slipping away aau fcw tnorc daY& oi
delay viii lor!cls all tito goodwill mud approval
heretofore 20 prccpltascly showsrel upon str,
llayes IN tho presumption tllat h. WAS tue ue v.
fund Rnu powerful tse,.A Vt tl4s south. There
il NJ possible polns OF yiew fsuna which The
| Commission can be- regarded In a favorable
| light.
bolh might anl tight. Mr. Hayes. 20 tal
" biz tltlo 70 tho presll. ucy IL cot,
cssnci, las neither. W. eau and
viii maintain our GoseIunsns., lie could ,e'
malntalu blnself !n the Presidency slnels
| mouth il he should provoke tho uallious wht
voted for lii. TIurn iuts ~ sstancc ~ hls pre-
tsn.ioux. That tcSlstal.ee taa Gully b. provoked
by iuauRur2tiug clytl strife at Ills South. ans! III
| Il nut dcmcnted enough to install Packard II
| Governor Of Loul.ia,,a, knowing - be DOES tla
such action oukl inevitably produce sash htrafc
TAe day u cosuproml.cs tu Louisiana y rast
| and the people would hold tlu nAn lF' >>xe !ra
tlon who would venture to consider au3 psopo
sltton Of fcomp1omlse."
TAs P.eaga,4s .ays: "Ws hare no fayofs Il