The Morning herald., 1877-04-11
OCR WASHINGTON LETTER.
CORES pcode1cs o. TEE HERALD.
WSsHISsTeS, April 9, 1877
PACKARD vs. NICHOLS.


VeEr fs= private dispatches hare beea
,eoeiFei by members OF the administration
IRON Ssx Orleans since The arrival of he
Commission, and those are no, OF char
sessr to siTe much encouragement for the
plan 70 bring Nichols and Packard 10
ge.hsr bg .one kind Of compromise
sgresEsns. The attitude assumed b!
Packard and the arrogance he displays,
leafs soH2e oi the 'P,esiients" advisers to
be.ieve sha: Packard must hare been in
Correspondence with Northern republicans
Of the extreme type and iha: Packard is
Only following out their promp,ings
The radical politician. do No, care 50
mach fsr Packard, as they do 10 re.aia
possession Of the Senate, and i, is lhereiure
important 10 them thss republican and no.
democrat Senators be admitted from Lcuisi-
ana. If,hey could possibly By any kind
Of Numbering juggling secure the Two
Senators the throwing overheard of Pack
ard il would Dc thing of tn. a nons sn,.
cHANBERL4IS vs- HAMPTON.
TIE dispatches Of las, Saturday shosicg
a change ofpolic. BY Chamberlain crsa.=i
considerable sensation in Political cirales
here. TIE administration is considerably
EMBARRASSED a. the warlike sai.1ds Of
Chsmttsiain. a. i. vas he frs. in,ius.iou
hat lie would IL. carry cos the ccnGuc.
Tia. he indicated to lie .::Presidea.'' las,
.eek d. il p-s.;y generally coacluded .ha
when Hampton serves the civil mocsss
upon hlL..shiuh ous's hin, The admins
tIsiiGa will indicate TO Mr.. Chamberlain
IN very positive nsBner TIA, he u2us,
rsii-s q lake The consequences.
TEE WHRKET RIG.
The Treasury Department is likely to
oe ssrisslslv = embarrassed in rendering a
decision in some OF the shiskev ca-s
pending, b! the premises made during the
late sdn .nisiraiion that ii the parties
would Turn Sales eyidsBoe ,her shcald
ue relieved from all ciyil suits.
The L1CIe1ASA PaLsI1ETIAL ooMMls-
sIoy.
DISPATCHES received hare TO-DAY rsp,rt
The conuissione-s giving lheir entire llne
10 The business osfor- tlsm. and s.s cets.-
log Terv little Of the social aslen. tcsns
~Aich arg .sa3srsd Them. In all lhsi. in
.sry;eEs with Nichols the7 hold s-mlr
10 The principal eai=cs q iLeir pissico-
he e2-ao..da.!oa Of the two Leyis-str-ss
aid although NJ. meeting w..L .as lszs.
encourage slens they are nos ye: disposed
70 abandon tie scheme. Packsri's c-oxd
have made dead s., On The Com ni-s:on.
They lay sreas s.ress upon the legal points
o: lbeir ease. Yarmouth told The @oo!o,sl.
nem5ers liza. .Ae Jig was up and thsy hsd
better make tLe bass terms taeY cosli
which advice they will in al! psoo.b;li,v
heed.
CAROLINA FIASCo.
The problem here ZOE with the C,bns
is the curse 10 be taken after the soldiers
leave the Slase House. TIE removal RI
the troops simply leaves ''natsrs ~isrs
their interference found them and mus be
taken up just there and followed ca. On
the tangled endless line iDauguraied in
the Southern policy ef Mr.. HAYES, which
ii is needless to say is sonswhs, in coz
fused and unsettled state a, present.
TEE GRAST-giCTrM FARCE.
The inainmen: Of Donn Pis,t, editor OF
The Capital" here for treason by a sub :
servien: grand jury, because OF an article
which appeared in his journal in connec.
.ioa with the decision of the Electoral
Tribunal in favor Of Hayes, came to an ap.
propr.ase ending in our Criminal Court or
Saturday, which shows, however, ths
ready facility which officials here cring.
ingIy bow to the dominant influence what.
ever it may be for the time. The dis
graceful farce was .nolle prosequi'-ed BY
the District Attorney, and the rebellion
created by Donn collapsed.
$50 soon was | done for
| Iwsudsr what was begun for
| The oTTNAN TRIAL,
The illness Of ex-senator Carpenter, th,
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