The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-22
THE ARBITRATION SCHEME.
WAsnlNoToN, Jan. 81.

III COMPROMISE BILL IN II HOUSE,.
Many of the house democrats declare
their intention TO insist upon an amend
ment to the compromise bill providing that
testimony taken by the southern investigat-
ing committees shall be treated as evidence
by the commission. The managers OF the
bill will oppose all amendments as calcu-
lated to imperil its passage. A canvass of
the house discovers only forty republicans
who thus far have absolutely pronounced
for the bill.
ATTITUDE OF GOV. HAYES FRIENDS
1t is curious fact that Gov. Hayes per-
sonal friends in the senate and house
strongly oppose the compromise.
VERY DIAPmANoUs.
The democrats are preparing to explain
the damaging kilograms, by saying Col.
Pelton sent many which were %disapproved
by Tllden.
THAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
The project of holding a democratic
mass meeting here is postponed, to await
action upon the compromise.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
A Washington special faysa meeting Of
the democratic national committee has
been called at Washington, February q,
provided the chairman and secretary 60
not meanwhile conntermapd the call.
LOUISIANA At WHITE HOUSE.
Col. Burke, accredited to Washington
by Gov. Nichols, visited the presiden. on
Saturday morning, accompanied by the
Louisiana democratic congressman.
ANOTHER CALL FOL BONDS.
1t is expected that the tire asury will soon
make another call for ten million United
States bonds.
CHANDLER DENIES
Secretary Chandler denounces as a de-
liberate forgery the following alleged dis
patch which has been repeatedly published,
non such having ever been written or sent
by him "New York, Nov 8, to Gov. NJ.
l.. Stesrns-Hold Florida fer Hayes and
Wheeler, macy and troops will be sent
you. (Signed,D Il CHANDLER.p
LoUIsIANA DEMOCRATS SATISFIED.
The democratic members of congress
from Louisiana, who with Col. Burke yes.
terday called upon the president and bad
conversation with him about LOUISIANA a.
fairs, express themselves perfectly sails
fed with the result Of their interview, the
president having lntimatcd no change II
his policy regarding the two state govern
ments.
DEMOCRATS OBJECT TO COMPROMISE.
A prominent democrat of the house
while favoring the plan Of the Joint com
mit,ec as n basis of settlement of the elec
toral question, says he and others Of hi
party will insist on an amendment beior,
giving it their support. The amendment i
in the direction of the judicial featuIe o
the bill. The democratic caucus tO.mor
row will further consult upon the subjoc
and probably arrive at a conclusion as T.
the course they will pursue. There ar
many more members of both parties VIII.
do not give the bill their unqualified ap
proval thar their are members who VI
hesitatingly approve it. All want the sub
lect fully discussed before final action. III
general impression IS that both houses vii
agree upon some plan for settling all que;
tons connected with the electoral vote.
LOUISIANA AS SEEN AT WASHINGTON.
Information has been received here tina
the Nichols government of Louisiana
through Judge Houston, has enjoinod III
old Kellogg state tax collector from turr
ing over their money to Kellogg's state al
ditor johnson, who was returned Te-elecI
ed, These collectors are now in New o.
leans for the purpose of making their flint
returns from their several parisheI
General Augur having yesterday II
instaled the old statc librarian II
moved by Nichols, it is believe
by Louisiana republicans in Washingto
that a proper maintenance of stAtu gu
will require the %interpositiCn by ratioI
al authority in the latter case ,
well as that of the librarian. The moi
eys are required to support a charity hosp
tai, the public school and the administri
ton of the state. Marshal Pitkin has in
presented the matter to the presideI
aud urged that to maintain both statu at
and preserve these public moneys fro
beng sqrandered, action should |
promptly taken by HIM.
sENAToR ANTHONY.
Senator Anthony is improving aud 1t
confidently expected will be out tomorrow
M%.RToN's SPEECH.
Senator Morton will tomorrow deliver
speech in opposition to the joint COMM
tees bill on the subject of counting II
electoral vote.
LOUISIANA COMMITTEE.
Tho Morrison COMMITTEES returned fro
New Orleans and will resume their session
in Washington tomorrow. Marshal ri
kin will be the first witness.
TIE PRESIDENT WILL SIGN.
1t 10 ascertained to-day that the prel
| dent has said it ia his inteLtion 10 sic
the bill providing for counting the electo
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