The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-01
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EASTERN >TATEs.
NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-The HeralFs
Washing ton special reitera,es that ra-
de- HAyes the Nichols and Hampton
GaveruGicrts Will BE- recognized as the
only Is practicable. Gen Geo. a
SL- rldau has gore II Columbus 10 see
Gov Hayes aud inform him Of the real
cDudi;ioa of affairs in Louisiana. He
i. at cid acquaintance, and IS al oPpo-
1ent - Packard
I surp4tipn Democrats wilt soon in
,,oduce Z resolution in the House rec
oguIzing these governments, ard Hayes
SoatheFa policy will be such "a the PEG
III, If Luui,iana and South Carolina
'le>ire. IL known here. by Dispatch
g, receiv-d from New Orleans. that
Blsh'p WI a.. Of l. .uisi.ns, who las,
week visited "a, Columbus and laid be
fore him the irpI"rablc situation of
L.nisiAra. te,-gFaph,-d tn New Orleans
at the close Of his visit; Let our ,,eo-
pie remain absolutely quiet. which
shows sufficiently he WAS satisfied with
bis conversation with Gov. Hayes. who
will probably withdraw the troops
from South CarolinA Immediately.
Carpet bsggers hope the Democrats
will successfully delay the coun. so
their friend Morton will become Presi-
dent pro tenn.
The Heralis dispatches give stories
OF the threatened assassination Of
Hayes, but it places no coz fdence in
them.
The HralFs editorial. in view Of
what took place in the House yesterday,
says: We no longer have any doubt
that the fillibusters will be foiled in
their revolutionary plans. Hayes will
be declared elected two or three days
before the close of the session, and will
be quietly inausurased IN spit: Of their
persistent efforts ard futile attempts to
defrat the purposes of law. for which a
majority Of the Democratic party will
have reason for congratnlation in that
the fllibusters have not succeeded in ru-
ing lis further prospects"
The Nrald's Washington special says
tha. among the letters received here to-
day by members Of Congress urging fill
clustering. was one from John Bigelow,
Of New York, who urges every
effort to be made to obstruct
and defeat the count Of the votes.
Bigelow is so near q friend Of Tilden's
that his letter was regarded a. an ex-
preston Of the lattcr's wishes, but it
will not have much effect
The Times Washington special says
that argument will commence ut 10
o'clock Tomorrow On the Republican
side. No more time than is absolu ELY
necessary will be occupied in the argu-
ment and proposition which is likely
to be acted on. and that the Republi-
can objectors shall wave argument and
aud permit the counsel to 90 OH with
whatever argument may be necessary.
The rules Of the Commission, rs orig.
inally adopted, permitted eight hours
argument in the South Carolina case.
1t will be impossible. if the whole OF
this time is consumed. to bring the re-
port back TO the House before Wednes.
day afternoon. il indeed before Thurs
day. In the South Carolina case there
10 nothing at all which requires argu.
ment. and it is suggested that the Com
mission may change the rules and limi,
speeches.
NEW YORK. Feb. est is now Ger.
tain the probate Of vanderbilt's will
will be contested to-day. on behalf Of
eight married daughters.
1t is rumored that when the decision
of the Commission in the case of South
Carolina is sent to the two houses. the
objections which WILL be presented will
be condensed body of the report and
testimony taken by the House commit
tee in South Cslolina. The entire man
uscript, covering /, 800 pages. has been
withdrawn from the public printing
office, and there il no doubt an a.temp,
will be made 10 force their reading o.
the point Of objections, or by vote OF
the House when the objections come to
be considered, as in the case of Penn,
sylvania today. The time required to
read this mass Of testimony. with the
delays Of clerks kept busy night and
day. 10 variously estimated at from two
days IL two weeks. The Republican,
still fear some deep Democratic scheme.
but hope for better things
The Times closes edi,or,ally n fol
lows; The party which proposes to