The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05

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WAsnsvnros. D. G., March 30, i677
The political condition OF 6outh tnro-'
lima affairs as they lave been ana are 70
be formally set forth sey me rvai 81 "a
nSts to the executive chair OF ihss state,
largely Abserhs ,Abac attention mere.
When TIE fcsif'rnt nrst ensefeu ene
White House ~ ils Fseltlu' occu pans, bo
cherished NONE Vdt vhe k'uaess' lecs'nss
towards Sosshcrn 'lcmoc5ats . nc ms
given to fsS,r leaders moFc tnan spe 81.
share 81 time, listening syEa fcpe''.s'h y
their version o. the si'ps'1oh.ss ns'' 'uss
" local self governments appeass y oc ~
ignore all r'gnls % 'hsi. poi''l 'a opi''.
nen's, even u ~ 'a;'J'''l. wy
them ny an alnendea cons'iluion ana ]
Further su'rsnleca ~ sna' 'nsesu'nen'
wherein y ps"ss 'nc scae'"' s ..,c,'
ment " INSURE % eacn O'a.e 9 ios.i y
nlens rcpu''c"n ~ 'orh' ,sHN = = s'a''
De hereafter ''''"' 'cs "'si'0ss" " ~
reac 70 M sHe'' "s''"''''S' wy
shown as s'''sed ABOVE anu s"c S.ue'ny
arrogant .ea''"'i =, =" Y'..'...',
80 'ar WIZ, 'e,''v"".'s - M -,
70 excuse ms '''oN y" oo"'p'''''
ernof o'"'''oci.a'" n1s n''us ' ~, !, -,
ceilent '"prcss'o" upon .'.''VAe
hls Trans anu sec"''"s9 'a' psss.,.s
OF ms causc' "u' MY 'o "
nastic anu 'hrea'en W WIZ - NJ.
tons response % .hc i'es''cn M. "nn
courteous 'nY'''''oa hsie W. y =, ~
ported speeches On '''s WY ~" W"
'he "oas'Iu' assa'''o.a y "'' . %.
ION friends t'iat nc VIII niac ''or' "oin
with his rival,a J give inc mp ess'on .''.
lie regards MS conhng NJ "'' 40 an "'.,.'
fondescensioh, anu h'''e iie'uu'eeu ne
case in advance OF ms arfiVa' "i''cn W
Cured this morning. Ills supposeu tney
VIII boti ne lnv'tcu 10 l'feseu' l"' :. e"'0s
orally or IN writing as 'ncy prefer ocio'0
the PRESIDENT ana ms oao'nc' u,'n
than TINS the puollc "fc yc'in w. 'a.N
"a slight exnsccfoauon oi '"e 's'''e US
turbance ever the Mnlliews-roser asIce'
inent with John founs Hrown anu o gen
ator Gordon, was occasioheu tiis i'oih'
ing by the arpcf rance IN y washington
paper OF the agreement III ques'fch az"
II lengthy Liter from Mr. Brown sV'ns
his version ana UNDERSTANDING % .hc
matter. MIR. Foster says tiiat 'hose WHO
sought assurances that PRESIDENT hayes
would withdraw the troops from oouth
Carolina or Louisiana, didn prc'enu 'i'a'
So ii promises would govern thelf acton
upon the electoral oi'l, II s'Ven' t"a' y
was foreign to his intention TO pledge the
PRESIDENT ana '''a' ny ony saw no ~"
derstanding oil the rrcs'uen'sS'cwsan anu
thai 'hey wouiu DC cart'co ou' ~ i"' rs
he FOSTER could influence that commit
tee. Although Mr. Brown does not d.
rectly charge tue frsS'oen' ia'ufe !"
withdraw the troops us fepuaalioh VI
amy promise. thc impression gwen Is .''"'
he regards 1t is tending IN mat ui'ec''on
ana Judging from MS st.'eiheh' !. oei
'alnly looks as though ne uesifeo ros'ef
40 understand tnai uniess assurances
sought, were given thc eico'orat ~
would assurediy iaii. Inc matter ms
'fcen Much a'scusscu aooue 'o"n III 'as
f'"st TOUR days; anu INC iia''ei =. '"'
new reva'a'iohs VIII pc uscu ~ .oiu'.''
ZION OF the charges 50 iIec'y lii''uo "s".ns'
-Messrs Mathews ana ros'cl 'n". 'ney
missed men ihto support y. .nc o'''
"h'ch 'hey woulu nave suo.css'u,'y W