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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

TnE COUNTRY is in danger of losing some of
the best officers in the army through the i'll
advised action OF the last Congress They are
30 dissatisfied OH the Plains that they writ
ing home requesting civil employment The
Indian contractors are, of course, delighted at
the prosncct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

MARRIAGEABLE HEIREssEs who are thinking
OF forming life partnerships will do well to read
the story of Mrs. Noe. no to Mr.. Noe would
have saved her sevcnty-five thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

POTO.-Several exciting games were played
at Newport yesterday, in one of which, owing to
the large number OH each side and dense fog,
1t was found impossible to make game. 1t re-
suited in draw after long contest, in which
riders and ponies were COMPLETELY worn out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

VERY IMPORTANT RESULTS are expected from
bhe international Law Congress which shortly
meets in Antwerp. Mr.. Coudert, representing
the United States, sailed yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

YAcHTING.-Thc eastern cruise of the New
York Yacht Club promises TO be as delightful as
it could well be. A very large number of boats
are participating. and the programme embraces
everything to make the occasion pleasant and
mcmofub,c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

In HAYT the Catholic is the established
Church, but there is the fullest religious toer-
ton and good chance for missionaries. So our
Minister pi0usly asserts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

WHEN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT makes q
contract it must abide by it the same Us private
individuals. So the Supreme Court very Justly
decides
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
PURSUIT OF JOSEPH.

A SEARCH FOR TEE DIRECTION TAKEN BIZ THE
INDIANS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LoLo TRAIL, TmlRrY.sIx MILES WEST OF SUMMIT
August T. 1877. 4
Captain Robbins with Buffalo Horn, left this morn
morning for Mssoua M IT, to gain Information Of tho
direction taken BY the Indians. At this camp the
troops in high spirits and anxious TO catch nos
tiles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

The LABELLING of the Denmark, on which the
Imugged silks were brought over, will probably
make the steamship companies very effective
revenue officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

SENATOR CoNKILNG is expected to-day and his
friends are determined that he shall make u
speech and tell them about England and General
Grant in the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

Ihs HERALD riN be sent 10 any address, free Of
Iottape, for One Dollar per month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

VIZ CALL THE ATTENTION Of our readers to
correction published elsewhere, respecting the
alleged misconduct of Captain Mills, of the
Third United States cavalry, ut the battle Of
Slim Buttes. Captain Mills is brave and gal
liant officer. and his vindication will afford the
whole country sincere nl,asure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

Has it occurred to him that they. at least
deserve few words of explanation from
him? or does he not care because he has
resigned?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

MORMON MURDERERs.-It will be the fault of
the next Congress if the Mormon mnrdcrcrs are
not brought to the gallows. A large number Of
indictments have been found by the Grand Jury
aud all that is wanted now is an honest jury
lgw. It's story of the Morrisitc massacre in our
correspondence this morning is simply horrible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

The WEATHER.-1hc temperature has fallen
in the Canadian, lake, central, Mississippi Val
ley, Northwestern and Southwestern districts,
attcnd'sl by u generally lower pressure which
prevails, except in the Northeast and the North
west. The v'indsare northwcsterly from Dakota
to the loser lakes and Upper Ohio Valley. In
the British provinces. where the area of high
prcssuiv is slowly descending to lower ATTITUDES,
the Winds are northeastcrly, and in Upper
Canals and the upper lakes they are from south
srly points. The rain areas yesterday were CEN
trail iis Northern New England, New Brunswick,
on the South Atlantic coast and in the West and
South At no place was the precipitation heavy
exeett In the northeastern sections Of the Brit
isls provinces. The weather in New York to-
day will be cooler and fair or partly cloudy,
psssibly with morning fog and occasional light
slsgeEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
WITH SUPPLEM Mt.

NEW YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9. 1877.
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New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Brooklon Rsai GstaIs sor Sale.

AWELLINC-H HOUSES Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
ST Hicsss, 20 81 and 81 N4s-tust. 100 ani lo3 ine
apple-si., l19 aad 81 WlOurhby st. p la'ayeietFe
GORDON l.. FORD. ~ cark ~. Br)'siyn.
OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE
Z -For r1a1uflrfotips. rrruerrs chemical WORKS tt
block, OF tots with bukbcad water font also bo. ~
,ir,irgs NetoNn creek, adjoining New YORK n 1870" &
lvn terms an on mortgage n Glu'il,ocy improved
Apply 10 ". j. BROW EH. i,O Aili9nft
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Cooperation Notices.

nEPARI MENT PUBLIC CHARITIES and
- CORRECTION. Proposals or Inn ber. TRY c.ols. eio
cfHr4, HsT &c. Wi'l h' received urtIi November .
Full PARTICULAR ia city Record Tor sale a. = Cy
il.uL
E1HE TMENV.-Proposals fol altrra-
,!na5 ai rgls io building No ljJ Fa.t Sjth-sf win be
received u- "Wednesday oci. 81. l~71 Fun PARTICULARS IN
"CIty E,eopl.' ior sale AZ No Ciy Han
RtERAU TOR CoiLErIfN % rA.Rs
Corrt House r~r. - Chamber Drt. % ls1T.{
NOTICE 10 TANPAl EkS.-N0iicr Is hereby
~ tt the assrs n-If rolls tIl estate. personal
properly a1I hut ~ - iu the C uid County York.
fDr the year 1871 have bsrn delivered undersigned
t, 'lu -ot thereon due Gud payable lt his
0i1cr.
81 Jf payment before The first Ot N0"crh,r nryi
'he lern. paying aa he entitled tnr benefits f1tu
toned n te tstuy yi1tu section OF u. oi March 81
l-Ju. K.l.s
ue' ou 80 Oh, rate 0f seven per cert per sruum from
The - neut t0 tho nI-i Gav u perrihri ltNr.
MhIrIN q. MCMAHON. Receiver oi faHcs
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Citn DropegIn 90 Get.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
Y YORK TRIRU ~ WILL BIZ HECtINED AT THE Up
TOW, OFFICIS No t.eBS Broadway, coz Ihtt F-I.s-,
thiri st.. Eiath ave- gcO llt
ayo cor Poriy s,ycutlsti q; the hAAL.M Otftlr- No.
.s..I TbrI ave- cor one hun tol ea W cuy fourth -
aiIdn. savings Bank Building. y? 20 = se-.-s
.-3,
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
nnTND 4EnnK R0TTF

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave HsW-York for Trenton and Pal.Iei Jbia ~ $50
8, O3D. 30 mr l:5O $780, $50, - ?. 2ad ~
Tor Trenton.
leave Philadelphia from station North Penbsyvan.s Rail.
rUad, IuirG Asrzssts e. ., J3O $3.50 m, l:3l
4:iJ, t:tO ~ D. IN.
for New York Gt 1920, O3j, s:OO lol3
1915, 2.lp, $50, C.0F ?. m.
Pullman Drawing Room Csrs are attached 70 the $50 M
1880 $50 D. f trains from iorE to the l.3o 9}D
3O trains from Philadelphia and sleep NJ Cars 70 the
OcocA midnight from both New YORK and Pniie.-
plla 90.
SUNDAY TRATSS-Leaye Ncw-NOrk and Philadelphia
g3O a.. ~ 5:3J, II D. Leave Trenton at 1870 -
$40
nck,is Tor sale at Lber y-,t. and 9it
Broadway the principal hotels al Once5 Of the Erie KL
way in NewIor@ AID BROOKLYN, and At No. C0urf-s,,
Brooklyn. baggage checked from residence % estnaton
II. p HALDM -. Gen Pas, gnnt
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
NFw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct %. 1877.
The sales held at the Exchange Salesroom IN

LOR SAIE-A three-st0rY brown stone
HOUSE. 1880 lot. l9xl1u; Columhii college .a,..
ground S,l Ue- 0nIUm 4Stst between 51 and ti
ave- location desirable and convenient viii De- sold
bar-aiu t,lI-s tasY. Apply % WILLIAM BANKER Coal
and Iron Exchange. II 'ortianft 81, Room 80
4 ROMANO BROWN viii take charge of
~ estates collect rents. paying taxes insurance. c,
for owners Oaics no. l,4SJ BcoafraY, corner 33isL
@lS.OOO S.s stqJy s s.. 1oTns9ne scTea On and i2GE q! 3
Apply D. . ILASD & WHITING beehmanst, lsr fl-i
p4Itculars and permit
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Coun.rn slcal gslals for sa!s.

4 r MORRISTOWN. y. J.-for sale at a bar
4 gain IN sequence OF illness 0i r pr"prrtoI tr "e
known hi Moan iOU ~. on MnrIss ma - cons is n
excellent ORDER has water and grounds afe JuA5 "I
SHADED. = EDDY, No. l35 Bio5i"ab. Eoom q.
A FINE modern. hlgh-gOund country rcs'-
a Gence will sold ths rgat party cu In,te.ucut'.
without pas m,ts under aScar; pfeo 5000 les Tan
cost beautiful place. Gel o. ~c. Address CN. TX,
PeQulhuock y. J.
SOMERSET COUNTY FARM, near Somrr-
> ye J-Foriy sores AL under good state ~ cut "
ra large tnOstOry modern house II rons Dam aLd car
rage h1gse racary. henLtrT, and al necessary 1l lf ~
good order roots stt" ucix xhb1t hgpd Dol VIZ D. III na
u.1nst
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

NHOICE FLATS TO RENr.--On the Eastern
I Rouevard tAyelae-Al between ssh snl 5stlsis
uoncd situation 10 s ground osero1kin& the ESst N'
~ Plsrkwells stand and long Island. Bach foor comn-
Win overT cOuyeEi5ucc For small respectable fAnies oI
moderate thess bts are amOng hc most iD" ~ t
city S23 70 per month ADpy 20 PAL.f7 iDDf'
JoHG .. CRJNMTSS.
IIgT 3'Ayr
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

Poucc DEPARTMENT or tar ClJf Df AEW loEN
~. 800 NrLbK"AY b. - KEAt ~ fLi, iigNs--
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that III pursu-
y aucc 80 o Chap o15, Of The laws 81 io =
lie Board 81 Police has Ocsiguatel ad app0e4 Ito lac OF
EEGl~ r.Y and POLLING tLACE ~ and Tor eacI ~ te
ecOn the o. ~ and County % cWNrI1 loI ne
election ncNt ois'iiuR. a. iouows. to VII:
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Connlrp propcrIn 10 Eet.

HANDSOME rocmy old-fashioned house
a win modern Improvements 10 h,ait'Y l,g in'p Al!
Within drl wing distance oi the cY. Apply d" j. lo' 49,"
BEOWN, 1880 Broadway.
T NOMINAL RENr-Ehgibly situated cot
= and grounds. Of one OF norr acres. s,.o'[ [ ~,
forty minuter downtown. express Nish- ~" i''
clrlr ard desirable travel House Wh t"tN, rpoih' 49,.
etc lawn garden flowers vines ott paFemrl" g. ..
rr Iruru.tmrut, pr-rtSs. ahl country
,nnla.u.t Apply 20 Wf~f ELihAbEih . lAii. : -. "a
,,st block or atIcss THE ON NEi T. o. boA 4c' h'''
urIh. y. J..
sA-A$ PER MONTH will rent the house, ~
- -sb Wa,hiugton ave. Wo"I'e Nr~a, = it'l ~, %
I Apply tht premises OF oi - ~ "'''''''' 4'N ~
yiIe ave. Novars n.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL SUIT . Or
! q ROOMS second hoor; perfect conti9ai haii'oHe
browrst)ne (silh oyrcrl 73j 7taye 500 Iio~d"S ears
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
Gteamboais an0 kal!roa05.

DONDOUr and KInCstcn--laudilg al New
IL bursh fousikerps Highland Fails West Poinp Corn
al Marlboro. Milton. Lsppns conugcp" with tlri rnd
Del r. t.. -tcan. boats THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES "
BALDWIN. IfoI fsI foot eprinEsL n Il. daily, at4 y.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOPLES
IL GDrew and s. Jon3 Lave pier al n R eyery cry
eet with trains north ard vest @
sIs TsIe 81 90 fsS s. mAY9 enl Ga' Ps,sT % As
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Honsatonic
- and &augauek Ksraads Far 81 teaner brdgePSd snd
bridgeport all p IN.
NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
y Steamers leave Peeksp daily 'gnsa{' % o5Geped Tor
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave New York from foot Of Desbrosses and Corand
$40 oT,washngron ana the West Richmond Charles
ton aLd he south making close connections for ConmouA
for washington and the West and for Eicn%ona n
10 baltimore ana WaS9nSto9 MAKING close connection" Tor
600 ?. n Tor Washington Through Pullman cars from
$50 p H. daily for Washington south West Pull
man seeprrs from NewYor, to Baltimore AMI Washngon
ST. Lon PttsbIs a. ts south and South west Connects
Washington with trains LynchDurs. Florida Neworleans
tsss5 PSsa,G fs Ct % s 81 Ge; 81
nsK Ana s6 IcITs 2ns dH HhERonE AND OHIO
M" '0'' RAiLR0AD'
HTrIZENS' LINE for TROY, SARATOGA,
~ ami oil points North and "tsi New palace steamers
r., foot of Leroys Low iafe.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY
y fsrTy station ip % Neg;9 & OK ~ foot @ oI mosy'L
6.3! .; m.-For F.emmgon,, Eas,on, Belyidere Msucb
'Pons S45 a. fis5 Bdg srneS @ FSs,on narn.ours
WtikesDhfle.
O:l5 a. aud 20 D. For somervlie tlru Dgton
D. ni-F0r Pennington, E4slon. Mluch Chunk. wilkes
barre scranton, IunkhaunOck Iamaqus Hazieion. Read
ing. POttsyilic, Harrisburg.
D. For Iligh Bridge Branch. Eason. Boyi1ere. aud
CaLlssuqua.
$40 p H. oaly-For Easton Allontown. aud Harrisburg
S3J h. IN For FastOn.
STNUAY IRA tN~-Lcaye Al $50 2. nn ~ o. m. Tor
Bound Brook intermediate points aId st 11O D. III l)f
Easton, Reading. and Harrisburg.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains for fertn Amboy RED Bank Lonz Branch
Grove. nj 7.45, IliJ o. u.. ), bio &. ~.
Stages connect a. station 10 ana nom kEfPORE
and ot sauan 70 ard from POINT PLEASANT
L'REEHOLD and NEW-IORk RAILWAY
4 counectous foot o. Liberyst, for Freehold,
745. 1l,ib r. ma. 4, bio D. ~.
NEW WORK. AND pTIIT.hDFT pTTTA NEW
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

$40 LET with STEAM POWER-!hree
eoor. III, ct rut bv 50 f.ct deep iuO light to ltont
,I,d roar: Inc ug SID substantial AMI y y ils
,rI r.,.s ~fultnu IN 43cs. D, .ws.n p Aud Jd sfA
Min he ef -epa taei togo ~ No "ooi "0rA'is' All
a., IONS =. : "a i.NS q co, g M"icorhi.
'E'O RENT. FURNlSIlEp. a brown ..,i, '5ne
-, f,,ul.nt Apps 90 owner IIciise, 81 N.nE,oA'
ave- cor. 3jtlst
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-jEk%Ef.
Trains icIvc srr FncawOod Clo,er Pern"u aut NgacE,
= 80. 945 ~. l. >. /, tt5, 53O, $50 $50 D. IA, anJ
sstui ay pigats only az Il3' p M euhHaJ" u' ""1
ranuyi sprinr valley. and Monsey. T. $50 m, IS
mo a. ABBOTT. General Pas Agent, AeN-lOtA
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

kiARRANGFMFNI OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan !!
ls77-Lcave teros foot Of Cortaudt ard 81
80 r. i eat Express daily. tor Easton, bethienein Al
lentovr Mauch ChunI WikesarTe, ton Sayte Enlr
Ithaca. Auburn. Rochester BnuAO Niaeafa f's an" ti
West Pullman sleeping coaches atl tcorc. . ,-,.
~ ROBF. ii. SAY III, sup :. ana hn4r
C0ue, Eastern Once corner Church <d t0ftand SIS
Mis-. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
AIlscellGueons.
TrrnllDre.

CUEAp STORE.-lnPTaln C8Tpy.s, 25c.; Ia
L ue.try Carprts Matungs Rug Mats NclNotrens, bl.
srts printed Meons. 22c Keirents; Army fsntss s-i
ru Dper Goals, &C. IL Mest Hoaal9asI
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOusatonlc
~ and Saugatuck RAILROADS Fare 81 toaner BfdgeDor
leaves Catarnesp daiy Sundays excepted at p @ and
IrHt
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOPLE'S
~ LIN E-DTew and 81 John. leave pier A. N. r., every
wces day. D. m connecting Albany Sunday morning ex
cepte north and state comfortably
warmed transfer by boats Of the Brooklyn ADne1
Fare 81 80. :. T. MAYO Genl Pass'r. Agt.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
! one BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA

vi, NewJ.rsey southern RI roai. Commencing OCT ).
Izf7 The si,aner JA-SE IiOYT VIII leave Sew YORK,
pier Norta RIVER ooO - HecoI,t cnnccluS a 7auay
Hook viii trains for Long Branch FhlaCelThs ami Tone
llyer ii a. n and D. m. Vine ald Bridgetou Egg har-
Dor &c / A. No.; WautoWn barneyst and Tuck t9r p A
'' ~ ". =. SNEUFS, Gril MSIsseI
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
y Steamers leave Peeksp daily snndays excepted Tor
Haven 3 and II y. connecting with road
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26

NINETLENTM AssEMB

- = y 7 IN T IT sf'"'@ = y =
LOCGii0H.
!. Is Kmgsbrdge road e iSOih n.
2. :. IS. cor. Tcuth.aye. q i5Jth-st.
3. y. =. T,uth.aye. bet 1884 and
Ia'fN-1tf ....--..tss ..ssss ...t.s'.s|
4. RroaD way ana l3lstst......-----.
8. Br AWAY near l29th ~. ,.-..-.--.-.
.. ltlti st.. scar Boulevard. .........-
7. cor. broadway and lUOth-st.,....l
=. broadway. bet. s7th a. gSth-sts.
- Siti--t. near Boulevard. ......
10. Cor Cgtb.st. aud boulevard. ....-.'
II. Tenth.aye. bet t5th & 6Oth-sis..
~. g6b lriI,h-aYe. e..--......,-....'..--.
l3. Grand Circle..-....---.-----''..
IA. eJi Sinih.ave.-----.-.......--'..'' -
10. 9-l Elchth-ave. -.--.. ----.---,,
fB goitl, ward. bet Gfth x f1ts sis
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- L,avo from foot Of Desbrosses and C0rtand

HTCfIENS LINE for TROY, SARATOGA
~ ami all points North ard west NcW palace .ieamo
daily. Saturdays excepted az p H.. from Pier 49,
H., foot Of LerOy-.f. Low laTe.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY


NREEHOLD and NEW-IORK RAILWAY
couneco1s Leave foot o. Liberty-st for Freehold q,
745 40 r. m. (, bio p. ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
a bold RObber.


Tho Han Francisco Chronicle of SUM-
dny gives the following account of ono
OF the most desperate attempts to nc-
quire competency that hRs been heard
of lately: .. s." F..5@t -s ..... .
A bold and murderous attempt to rob
was mnlo last evening about half-pas
8 o'clock within stOno's throw from
tho City Hull. Charles Ringdahl, II
money broker doing business on the
corner Of Montgomery md Washington
streets, closed his of1ico few moments
before the hour named and started with
two bags over his shoulder, containing
about SIS, 900 in notes md gold. intend
ing to deposit the treasure in his box in
the Safo Deposit Office. It being early
in tho evening there were crowds of
people on tho street, md tho broker,
ordinarily cautious, was not impressed
with any foar for the safety OF his vnlu-
able burden. When ut the corner of
Merchant and Montgomery streets he
was suddenly struck OH tho head by
some one with n blunt instrument from
behind md knocked down. He Inan-
nged to retain u firm hold OH tho bags
while no rolled on tho ground, however,
and. resistcd one or two determined
efforts on the part of tho robLor to
snatch them from him. The PROSTATE
broker yelled Justify for assistance and
frightened his assailnnt, who ran from
the gathering crowd down Merchant
street to SansomG, into which he. turned
and down Clay. Officer yDunlevy had
heard tho cries aud marked tho course
of the fugitive, md captured him just
below Sansome. Ho was taken 20 he
prison, where he was charged with as
sault to rob and assault with deadly
weapon, he gove the name Of Wm. G.
Pierce aud vas recognized rs an iudi-
vidual who had served O term in Snn
Quentin for an attempt to set firs to
building in Sacramento City about four
years ago. ....--5.s. ..... -..
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Appointments by NIrh.lI.

Governor Nichols Of Louisiana Inns
appointed ex.GoYcrnor Pinchbnck a
member OF the State Board OF Educn.
tion. a. II, Corbiu lcolorcdl Tux Col
iecior for tho sixth district Of New
Orleans. and several other colored men
hive also been appointed to lucrative
positions by the same authority.
Ross Stewart, Il colorcd member, hns
been expelled from tho Packard Legis-
lHtnre for attempting to c.ente disnf-
fection among tho othor members. Be-
foro withdrawing, Stewart ndmitted in
speech TINT ho Ind only rcmnined
for tho purpose Of creating dissention.
It is thought probable that number Of
the Packard organization will shortly
withdraw.
The latest news from Washington is
said to favor Nichols recognition. and
tho Legislature will strive to elect n
United States Senator pledged to sup.
port Hayes Administration in timo 10
adjourn Wednesday.
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The following are copies Of tho now
famous letters from somo Of Mr.. Hayes
personal and political friends, to soIno
prominent Southern Democrats.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, WAsnISo-
TON, February &c. 1877 GerHemm:-
Referring to tho conversation Ind with
you yesterday, in which Governor
Hayes policy rs to the status Of certain
OF the Southern States wns discussed,
we desire In reply to sny that we can
assure you in the strongest possible
manner of our grcat desire to have
adopted such policy rs will give the
people Of tho States OF South Caro-
linn md Louisiana tho right 10 con-
troll their own affairs in their own
way. To say further. We feel nuthor-
lied, from our acquaintance and knowl-
edge of Governor Hayes and his views
on this question, 20 pledge ourselves 10
you for him that such will be his policy.
[Si6nedl: CuAnLEs FosrEn.
To Hons. j. Young Brown and j. B.
Gordon. '.t.
"WAsnISoToS CRY, Feb. 27, 1871
Genttemen:-Referring to tho conversa-
tion had with you yesterday, in which
Governor Hayes policy M to the stntus
of certain Southern States was discussed,
we desire to say We Gun assure you in
the strongest possible manner of our
great desire TO have him adopt such a
policy rs will give to the people Of the
States Of South Carolina and Louisianu
the right to control their own affairs in
their own wny, subject only to the Con-
stitutioH OF the United States and laws
made in pursuance thereof, and to say
further, that from acquaintance with
and knowledge Of Governor Hayes and
his views, wo hive the most complete
confidence that such will be the policy
OK his administration. 't i.a6 90 s'7.
lSigned]: STANLEY MATTHEWS,
......- CHARLEs FOSTER.
To John D, Gordon and John Young
Brown. ..." o.. a..r.....a -.