, 1877-10-21

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recognition Of the Democratic 0ose1nE'en; governments
in three Statcs implies the aamlsslon
of Democratic Senators ioih U 1 D.
then1,. and the first question the f.nr+e s'a +
publican majority in the senate a3 gu ~ +bot
whether to weaken their oWn contlua y: .naa t
bouy by admitting Spo1ord ana Eustis lt !aetI@q 81
Of Kellogg and Lewis, anu M natte! - +1,a ~
Corbin. This is the great tlus3t"n l3tl Sotore g. ~,
n,cnt. and it brings the kepubllcan eenalois ~
Ia the full responsibility ol the'1 oooAnii, FL,
,rhcthcr m maintain t1c!7 party OF NOT Inc
question OF admitting hcpfescnta1ne9 @ unu:I
tic same conditions belongs 10 tlle 9e'hoc!alse
House. and is already partly se1t1ed- VI -
minor matter fne nousc ueane.'s ne1 @
ehrewdlv uahnu''c1 ~ .ts .etI'l'oA1 ;,.a-naso
sion OF Republican contestants so as 10 increase
the Scuate's dilemma "hlle halney auu otuG1s
have been g'1en thcir seats as lossesso's ~ ~.
certificates, their u1tlmate oustln. - ~ ~ ~,
but they can pc kept IL ,ne . the senate has
acted on its own contestants.
THE IMPENDING coSfLici'
It was the hone OF Scnator COnkl}ns anu oil'e'
decided Republican senators 10 ~. p'ct ."oo
cases OF contest and credentials un1ll aitel lug
snerial session, meantime letting the elcct1ons
in rcnnsylyania- and New York more especlaiis' ~
come off 11ninfuenccd ~ DIVISION u 1ic ~ .
publican Senators Mr. eonke .ooh e.te ~, w.
terest on this subject. Said he: ''1f We begin
row, iu October. to debate on that Eropos1tlo'l
there will be snow on the ground belore VIC 9et
AWAY from here He ndaea: ~ ~ ,,re neh fms 3,a1
several important law eases set for that 1nonth.
asked that they be laid over until t1c 1uluole
OF October The Executive, consulting meas
ures Of lis policy and comfort, postponed thG
extraordinary session an hr At a1 the time
nc mad SET by special request, to DC Attending
to our usual autumn practice"
Further than this kind of tnlid refnons1raiice :e
Mr.. Coaking has moi aIlclnplc1 ~ a,,j 49,.
iy,
Republican Senators To break up 'ne sess!o''
and 70 home But the sense oi IN Wr s.,,- ron
tfict seems to bc clearly en,e ,e!lai''.u. t - S.i
lows:
{. IN some form that issue is bound to arise
If rf,t. session is short, it may go over to INC
REGULAR session. HAYES will have TO qcSIo:
,.I,.tIcr he is Republican M Democrat II has
trrn GENERALLY supposed that Blaine aud sfa'a-
IT., Matthew: would begin the liIht, Matthews
i..,,i;n,r .h Residential side On Southern mat
trrs and Blaiuc takin. him up-''
REPUBLICAN HAYES SENATOR'S.
+nrs ,yn;ll probably side with Hayes.
:. t,orne IIt,ar. Stanley Matthews, anu booth,
Of California. are considered to bc HAYES
centre aud left and right WlnG. t'clNf' taal
11awt : Also .yucs part uf the way with Hoar, i'll
.cro.t,,ne with Massachusetts 1ittun1. Then
burnside talks Hayes i -oo:! dEl. W H..s'
1:,,t.ll,lc DETECTION PERHAPS Is morrill,, ol NeI
mont who has generally been Ill accord win
I.l1it,il1,:S. lie is leaning, IifHk, to"atu
HAYES .4livy. Dorsey, q Arkansas, = tne
o,lv one of set that is liayes-lns- Fa'ldocA.
uf Nebraska, is rather thc satnc way, eNeept VI
the Civil Service. We don kEo" anything
about Christlauey's attitude. ARGUS tan'elon,
although elected by independents Is s"aa
aud firm Republican. Mcmillan also seems 10
1t n substantial man, reliable as Sofihefn
Scmator Wheeler dislikes C"nkliii1 and got
tons to Hayes. Joe Cha1ice belongs ~ D'as1!e'
BIainr has sort OF lease OF az the ?oosstc ~
tcrcst. There are about ci@i. or 1!ne hc1uh-
le:,.l Senators who indicate an intention to sup
p,ft Hayes policy, aud l tn1nk have hah'ca
them all.'' ..---.
*sThcn he has the whole DehocfaIlc part! 10
driIw on!'' ....,
t'You are mistaken. Hayes cannot rely on
them one minute after lie gets IN stfa'ts; inc!
will assist to dislntegrate us, oilt tncy looS On
him with less real respect than taeF oo upgn tle
upright, bold, sincere Republicans. Consnns
las acquired more character among the Lem
<,cratic leaders since the Rochester CohFentloH
than lie ever had. The Hayes policy, "hlca
breaks up the Republican VOL, thes asseut ~
without respecting it. But they recosn'zc III
the few urdinching men who are seeking TO
give direction TO tic betrayed anu uisconraScu
repu,licau marty masculine antagonists, lt;aucrs
with common sense
GARFIELD AHRA1GSs MATTHEWS.
Gen. Garfield says Of the Republican defeat IN
Ohio:
at did not arise from opposition to 1layes'