New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-04-07
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, APRIL Z, 1877
Jsbinet. He will 60 further than Matthews

Cabinet. He will go further than Matthews
or Foster.
5. A-The new government will be emo
tionsl. P-Chamberlain will get diplo-
matic appointment. Kellogg viii lie over.
T--General j. e. Johnston will have place
in the Cabinet. D-Burke has left with
written pledge from Hayes to relieve the,
Federal troops. General Johnston hesitates
to accept. Packard has not the least chance
from Hayes.
6. A-Nothing will be done in haste. p
Lamar will not be sworn in. Hayes will
let matters drift on in Louisiana. Tia
mar was admitted by fifty to one.
D-KellOgg can not possibly be seated.
Hayes exOects the South to'support him.
z. A-West is trying to make himself
solid, and says Hayes must hold his hand.
P-The question of troops will be disposed
of without delay. THE President re-
quests q commission to go to Louisiana
Wheeler and Matthews will go. D-The
rupture between Hayes and the Radical
element is complete. Hayes declared that
under no circumstances would he lend
troops to Packard. R-The committee
will report in favor of Kellogg. Hayes
will be sure he is right and then GO ahead.
8. THE Republican party is split wide
open aud the Democratieis is in the same fix.
D--Hayes will not recognize any govern
ment or interfere. R-The President said
he would not remove the troops till the
Louisiana question was settled.
9. A-The collectorship viii not be ten
dered Packard. Sheridan has the best
chance. P-Packard will be given an op-
pOryuuity to voluntarily retire. Tine
President favCts Penn for Senator. D.
Hayes is Southern States rights man.
10. D-The Democratic party has the
benefit of the administration without its
responsibility. Hayes intends to take no
~ 20 4 4ka&
IL. A-Packard will be allowed to step
down and out. D-LOuisiana is to have the
vacant place on the Supreme Court. SpDf-
ford is mentioned.
10. A-Tbe maintenance of government
bv troops will no longer be tolerated. p
The troops will be removed this week. T.
Ii y doubtful if Kellogg's admission can be
prevented. The President is vexed at the
action ot his friends in the Legislature.
l3. A-Southern Republicans endeavor Z o
prevent the recognition of Nichols THE
President will complete the details of his
policy before adjournment. D-Kellogg
can not get through. The President notices
quarrels between Louisiana Democrats, and
the effect on his mind is not pleasant R.
The troops will not be removed.
IA. A-The Presidents policy has not
ripened into any plan.- Pile wishes the
cooperation of both parties. IA new
election strikes him the least favorably.
D-OrdeTs to remove the troops will issue
as soon as the Cabinet adjourns The South.
ern Democrats pledge themselves to protect
the cOlOred race, and Hayes will not inter
fere.
Is. A-Packard must WELD. P-The
troops will be withdrawn when the Senate
sdjourns. D-The troops will be removed
Saturday. R-The Secretary of War denied
that the troops would be withdrawn.
I6. Alt is understood violence will not
follow the withdrawal of the troops. P
The President will not send q commission.
The Loui9iana delegation gaveno pledges.
| T-Non.interferene will be maintained till
| the Senate adjOurns. D--The troops will
be withdrawn next week. R--Things will
remain in Stdtu quo.
IL. A-Federal support will be with.
drawn after Fridsy's Cabinet. T-The
order of removal will be Issued in few
days. D-The troops will be removed
| Wednesday.
49, D-The situation is unchanged. The
| carpet bsggers can, not make Hayes de
viate. R-The President will not remove
the troops.
90 A-The policy will be Immediately
! enforced. P-There is no show for Sheri
dan against McMillen. General Augur viii
act under former orders, THE Cabinet
unanimously adopted the Southern policy
D-Hayes needs backbone. Schurz and
1
ried out. General Augur is ordered to pre-
vent Packard from coming out.
81. P-The President dares not interfert
with the Nichols government The com
mission disgusts everybody. The admins
tration will be rebuked by the country
THE Cabinet concluded to send com
mission. D-The Conservatives have los
faith in Hayes. He let his opportunity slip
%. A--The decision will cry for loud ex
pressions of disgust. P-Hayes has mad
blunder. D-Paekard will not be recog
nized under any circumstances.
90. A-The situation is highly unsatiefaC
tory. PA protest from Louisiana fle'
against the commission. The troops will &
North when withdrawn. D-lf the con
mission betrays us any apt will be just
fable. R-NO further. concessions to Cor
federate Democrats will be made.
"a. A-The President said he never sal
he should withdraw the troops, and neve
authorized anyone to say 80 for him. D.
The troops will be removed from Sout
Carolina April 10.
25 P-The commission is to make a con
promise Legislature. T-Wh6eler has col
sented TO serve. D-Everything is q
right.
&c A-Hugh Kennedy for collectorshiI
McMillen is good second. P-The resolu
tiOn of PRckard's Legislature will pas
without notice till the commission report
THE President again defined his positio
as against the use of troops. Wayne MI
Weigh has declined to serve. D-Hayt
says his action will be satisfactory to us.
q. A-The orders to General Augu
were modified. P-The order means peaC
and information of actual facts. T-Chan
berlain says he will never give up, D-l
H. Morgan will be collector. R-Pres
, dent Hayes has made no bargains.
28 T-King is urged for collector. PhelI
will be app linted. George A. Sherida
! says there is no reason why Nichols shoul
} feel uneasy. Dali goes well. Make I
bargains
%. A Democrat simply because
voted tor Hayes has no claim for othc
P-Matthews pledged if no prosecution I.
political Offenses the troops would be wit
, drawn. D-General Gibson Is entire
satisfied. The full agreement has not bee
, published.
: 3O A-If the commission is partial it wi
|, be toward the Conservatives.
] 81. A-If the President was left alone Il
: troops would be withdrawn. P-NOthiI
! will be done till the return Of the eOmmi
! sion. The President does not believe
military interference. D-Hayes' bac
bone has Btiftened since Matthews arrive
: BuFglaEies.
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