The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-23
NEWS BY MAIL.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
sen. Hampton Intends to Act Entirely
Within the Saw.
Especial TO n. Y. Hsrald.l

GhdiiDeIlb,A WlCA0FgWs voluntarily III
South Carolina, Governor Hampton
VIII. whenever the arrangements Of the
Federal authorities are completed, pro.
ceed against him In the courts Of the
State and under statute. euriously
enough, which was enacted by the Re.
publieans in 1868, to enable them to put
out some Democratic ineumbents.
This statute provides for the summary
| eviction OF any person intruding him
self into public office by q warrant is-
sued by a. Circuit Judge. The party
evictsd under such O warrant is author
lied by the statute TO assert his claim OF
pTetensiens In the courts IL he wishes
but be must give way first and at once
on the Issue and presentation Of the
warrant to the officer elected.
| wALDRON's DEFEAT.
Hayes Appointments Beaten by Car.
pst-aaggers ana ReurBens.
| fH. Y. TIibuBe.l
WASHINGTON. March Io.-The Presi.
dents Southern policy is meeting with
active opposition from an unexpected
quarter. After full consultation with
the Postmaster General and prominent
citizens OF Memphis who are in full &C.
cord with the President, he appointed
| Mr.. Waidron to be United States Mar.
shal for the Western District Of Ten.
nessee, and the nomination was laid
aside by the Senate.
| The defeat Of this nomination in
wolves more than the defeat OF one man.
| The advocates Of the Presidents South
ern policy see in the elements which
combine to bring about this result the
| tendency to q union between the dis
| tinctively carpet bag element In the
South and the old Bourbon element In
the North. BY the carpet-bag element
is not meant the Northern persons Of
standing who went South to engage in
legitimate business, but those whose
seeking, and who abandon the South
when they chn no longer secure Office
there. The fsrst objective point Of this
faction appears to be an attempt to
break down Postmaster General Key.
with the hope Of driving him from the
Cabinet. II this cen be accomplished,
the sapposition Is that no other promi-
nent Southern man would accept o SIM
liar position. It is, of course, designed
also as an indirect blow ct President
Hayes by persons who have not the
courage to attack him openly.
THE COMMUNE.
Celebration of the sixth Anniversary of
the Paris Uprising.
". I. World.
The sixth anniversary Of the revola-
tionary uprising by tbs Commune In
Paris, on the 18th OF March, 1871, was
celebrated at Beethoven Hall, on Fifth
street, last night, by the members OF the
Association. OF French Refugees who
participated in that movement, and the
Society Of French Socialists. The cele-
bration consisted Of an entertainment,
arranged by committee appointed by
the different societies, the proceeds OF
which are TO be added to fund in aid
of the orphans and widows of the vic
Tins OF the uprising, and to ameliorate
the co 1dition OF the transported Com
munists OF the French penal colony.
New Caledonia. During q banquet ad-
dresses we're delivered by several former
members OF the Commune, reviewing
the circumstances that led to the upris-
Ing. The banquet was followed by
musical entertainment and ball.
IT is estimated that about 10000 Of
French revolutionists who participated
in the revolution OF the Commune are
now In the United States. Of whom
about 1000 reside in this city. About
40, 600 more are still held In penal SER
vitude at New Caledonia.
Under the auspices OF the New York
" sections" OF socialist organization,
known es the Workingmen's Party OF
the United States,' q similar gathering
took place at the Germania Assembly
Rooms. The celebration consisted Of
musical entertainment. followed by n
ball, the proceeds OF which are also
viving victims and partly In aid OF a
fund TO establish q Socialist working
mems organ, which is shorty to be start
ed In this city.
CLEHE ADAMS.
He Will be "a big Man until tlae Reuse is
organized
Especial to Chicago Times
WASHINGTON, March 19.-Clerk Adams
will be very important man until the
next House is organized. During the
close OF the last session an amendment
to the rules was made, placing the Ser
geant-at- Arms under his direction. This
will enable Adams to have enough force
on hand to exclude from the floor all
mem bers not upon his list. It is found
that this list can be made to have more
Of q majority than that assumed by
Randall, as there are contested election
cases from Alabama, Florida, Illinois.
Massachusetts, Pennsylya-
MIA, North Carolina, Tennessee and
Virginia. What Adams will do cannot
NOW Dt LOLGtOlls IlS ESINaGS
to talk upon the subject at all. He has
nerve enough and full power to organize
the next House unless the whole South
ern delegation should desert him.
THE TROOPS.
some F0rmaiities Necessary Before They
Can BE Withdrawal
Especial TO New York Wor'd.l
WASHINGTON, March 18.-An investi-
CATION Is to be made into the exact
situation OF both State governments.
The inquiry into Louisiana has already
shown, as stated in to-day's World, that
there are no troops actually In the
State House. and that the question OF
removal must be made to cover all the
troops from the city. Nichols has
given assurances that he will avoid and
prevent all disorder, but no such pledge
has been given, nor will it be given by
Packard. It is believed that he intends
to defend the Packard title to the G.lY-