The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
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eal pictinsss
Especial 10 Uinclnnsti Hnquifer,l
COLUMBUS. Feb. tg.-Ex- Gsv. Noyes
III here hot iii the chase forth first ap-
pointfnent that Hayes makes. He lays
bis claims TO an oiiiee particularly on
the ground or bis trip I'd Florida with
Ainpt and the scientific way be planned
the theft Of that Htate from the Demo
Gratis. Noyes thinks that he. ought to
have d Cabinet position, but will be
that lewn TO clarkship In the Cincin-
natl uostoffiee. He will probably get a
small bone to pick In the way Of q
spcund-class Ministership DIT some
foreign court where inaexing Ia TIN
known. -
iHsn. d. 5ahn Ellis Wakes Pathetic
speech for His state.
Especial 10 Cincinnati Enauler.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-The afternoon
caucus was short, and the only motion
put was for recess Until evening
While 1t was pending, Ellis OF Leuisl-
ana spoke by unanimous consent for
some Time. His speech was d pathetic
plea for his State. He wanted to know
what the Democrats intended TO do for
Louisiana. His people, he said, had
suffered long and borne patiently, be-
cause 1t was for the best interest Of the
party. Now, if Hayes was to be inaus
girated, Ii Followed az q natural conse-
duenee that he must recognize Packard,
for to recognize Nichols would be to re-
pHdiate his own title to Office. His peo-
pie could not longer endure the Pack
ard government, and they wanted to
know what they we're to expect from the
great Democratic party. Ellis speech
created d profound Impression. Nearly
all uf the many who spoke this evening
DECLARED that the party must protect
louisiana
HAYES CABINET MAKING.
sure Of Beins Csnntea IN ana at vesk
on the slate.
tspecisl to the World.l
CINCINNATI, Feb 1S.-aov. Hayes feels
go sure now of being counted In that
Van Allen, one of the visiting states
men, who went to New Orleans, TO
come here and assist him la deciding
.oi, the claims of New York leaders for
positions in his Cabinet. The impress
sion here IL that the State Department
will be offered to Senator Morton, the
Treasury Department to Senator she1s
man, the Attorney Generalship TO Mr..
Stoughton, Of New York, and the Eng
lish mission either TO. MIR, Evarts OF to
Gen. Van Allen himself.
BEN ssILl,.
ne wakes speech Advocating Peace
and submission.
Especial TO N, Y. world.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18,-The first strong
speech from the members OF the House
/ u. .t.x -
hour and counsel self-contrel and
moderation. came from Ben Hill. Of
Georgia. In spite OF the fact that the
result came to the House the frMit OF dis
honest and partisan votes, he reminded
the caucus that 1t had been reached
through the due process OF law. nor was
any course but submission open except
anarchy. The law had been proposed
by Democrats and passed by Democrats,
and stu remained on the statute book
! one OF the laws each Representative
was sworn TO obey, and while In Its
execution the best interests OF the. nation
had been betrayed and fraud had
triumphed, the only law-abiding, manly
and honorable course lay In acQuies-
cence. BY taking such action the party
could in due course appeal from the
scommiseion to the people, and Ia that
appeal the speaker had full confidence.
IVY years N5Hta spS bVbN CHaLUD6ES,
and four years the Government, la
Democratic hands, secure for a
long tenure CHOLERA.
Ast Plays SAD Havac with the Hogs In
Missouri.
Especial TO 81. Louis Republican,
SEDAhIA, Mo-, Feb. 2s.-The continued
Tavages OF hog cholera In Central Mis-
souri,, az well az nearly all portions of
this State, certainly demand proper
legislative action. While the assem-
blies OF other States fully realize the
Importance Of inaugurating some pro.
teetion or safeguard, nothing to this
end has been contemplated fer Mis-
souri, farmers, 30 far az known TO your
correspondent. It is impossible to emu.
snerate the yearly loss from this disease
alone. In this county 1t will probably
exceed $4,000, with corresponding
losses In all adjacent counties. All
manner OF preventives aud remedies
have been tried, but none found to pos-
aess the qualities of radical cure.
REFORM NOV sMENr.
III Aheaisa the government Tax on
hank Deposits.
Isl. Louis Republican,
Bankers throughout the United States
! are being urged to address their repre-
\ eentatives In Congress on behalf of the
bill now before the Ways and Means
\ Committee to abolish the tax on bank
capital and deposits levied by the
United States In 1851, az q war measure,
\ The chairman of the WAYS and Means
I Uommittee, Mr.. Morrison, OF Illinois, Ia
! thought TO be opposed TO the bill. and a