, 1877-03-14
.R1CE FIVE CENTS:

: Then the difficulties in the Wat Of carving out
he President's ideas will be sure to mske them
, The President stated to Democratic member
u Congress yesterday that II any way could ha
lcyitef by which an extra session could b.
Noxg WOULD nj CALLED.
The President thought that this could be
avoided Il enough Of tho representative men Of
both parties would agree to It, It appears
thas TN ~ i Is quite possible to bridge over
fiscal year, June aot md tho 1T Of November,
ercn without an appropriation for tho suppoH
q re ar1nf. The law permits CONTRACTS to 10
T'adc mas Tor clothing Ind Subsistence enough until
considerable. Tho ply Of the army i. tho only
difficulty. IA . matter Of faet IN thsa
orltn.ry course Of army payments, the money
pra4 *a 70 q.,e ts x. end Of t
tue army until about ecpt. l. II is tho custom
t9 9. pay tue army only once in two months. It Is
also suggested that IN wnr times, when there
re1e , million of men IN the army. ard the need
Ut slx months often clnpsed without pay, rot
tic men easily obtained credit.
hrFKcT Or eCHuRz's APPOINTMENT.
from NV Yofk: 5 ono ..ss shfns hsre teSs IL
tho appointment Of 3churz to tho Cabinet has
worked rcrotntion in tho German element
find among my German friends, both Democrats
0HA AsIpAHS1t80Ff kuAk ~ - 1hlltA III u FE(0KI&A
ttnn never accorded before, and they seem dis
rneel to make It the opportunity To 20 To tho
support OF !hc partv. It causes great anxiety 10
the fanhs Of tho Democ1ae5."
II Is doubtful whether any incoming Presi-
dents family ever received more careful and
graceful attention from thoeo visiting the
White. ilo''sc than Mrs. Grant extended Bho
lad tbs whole house and all its appointments
put !n the best posslbio order and completeness,
and. Instead Of q house despoilcd Of many
lungs, + WIS probably better stocked and with
snnEs han M. a. my previous aay q Il: O.
to this whole matter.
TIE CHURCH rRor1B.
rev acts OF the Presidents family harc caused
more general. talk In society hero than their
church. Thoy were expected Inc frst Sunday
BY Dr. Newman, and their absence was attri6-
ntcd to fatigue, until ascestaIncd that they all
lad attended another church. Last Sunday It
d.. Ncwnlan's, and the latlcr gentleman bad
sermon ready to preach at PrcsLdcnt Hayes, but,
to the astonishmcnt Of tho late Court church,
tso e.. .PEssiden. p;.i and family intended Foundry
THE nEiaN'RELATioxs CHA1nxANsn1r.
6cnator Morton hns decided to take tho
Chairmanship Of the Foreign Relations Conn
mlttec' vasated " the resignation Of Cameron.
ana 70 resign the ChAlr1naush(p Of the Elections
Gommittce. THIS would secm to Indicate TINT
Morton thinks tho paciGcatlou Of the South will
rob tho Elections Committee Of tho importance
1t for 60 many ycars has Ind.
4 CLAIM.
Some Of tho Democrats arc claiming TINT
Alnme. clerk OF tho uouse, will surprise the
Republicans In tho organization OF the next
House " making tho Democratic majority upon
pr1ma tacte papers number about twenty-five.
WHAT SIMON eATs.
Simon Cameron sars: "Bctoro I1aycs' nonat-
nation WIS tnado at CINCINNATI. John Sherman,
then ssn1tor, md MF. Ilalc, telegtnphed to tho
meet sonic cxpcnses there, and SECRETARY
Chandler would hot send tho money until said
L should bc paid mud became responsible for 1t.
Shortly after this President naycs was noninat-
Cd, aud no onc rcjoiccdtnore Ia It thau did,"
10 ~ "sMtrn At:oefotsd ifsss
,MssnixaI9S Matf' t.. i1,: anthony sui
tho proceedings OF the Electoral Conn,tssiuts
and OF the tw0 Ilouees Of Congress in regard
to counting tue Eleetora' vote, ordcrod nFsl':c,i
l;r, iSm da5s de- as.6 aso, 6c prepared iot uhllss
ing, and that 900 copies be furnished to the JUS
ttecs Ut tho Supreme Cnurt Wit, were lnc1l,t,cts
of The Electoral Commissitm. Referred.
at: Morton % snbm.tted u, orlef that tl'e telc,
William otson, President Of tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, read on Saturday isat, !'d
deposited In tho Office Of tho Secretary Of tho
Senate. to 10 by HIN delivered to Mr. Ortou
uTon his giving receipt for the san,c.
Mr. Mitchell asked that The ordet liz over
until Tomorrow. Su ordered.
4 reccss was then taken for m hour.
Upon rcnsscnbllng, message was received
FROM the prcstaeut, an'l IN executive session
wns held. When thu tloors were rcopcncl the
Senate adjourned until to-iuorrrx.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Narrh l3-Tho Cotton
Exchange, Doard OF l'ruue, 1obacco Board.
ilerctlnnts,- and prominent citizens, among
them Geu. E. Kirby Smith, havo stgncl a circu-
lar calling tnass meeting Tomorrow
night for tho purpose OF giving
Il public expression Of confidence ia
President Hayes aud to assure him Of high
appreciation for thu encouragement he has EIy-
ci, 10 tile pcopIo u tho whole nation by the
Wtsc, conservative, patriotic coursc OF policy
adopted by l!im at the beginning Of his admi1i+
trattuu, Firmly believing II such pulley Is that
slatlowed furth hy the President IL faithfully
adhered to peace and great prosperity will 5000
bu restored 10 the cntfEc American peupie.
STANDING by HAYES.
RICHMOND rAFEn uNGEs THE 8ouTnxRNuR8
TO sUI'roRT THE PRESIDENT IN HIS COS.
CtLIAToRf P0LGCr.
RtcAmoad ftu.) hHascA. NarcA to.
Now, passing by all tho incidcnfs Of the his
tory Of thu election, i! IL not to te disputed that
President Nayes has presented to the uatton,
and especially to tho Southern Nop1c a wnv