The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-24
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Sherman has gone TO Ohio to confer
with Hayes, and will accompany him to
the capital. leaving Thursday. 1t is
reported that Hayes telegraphed Sher-
man to come. Touching Cabinet ap-
pointments, sherman can have the
Treasury if he wants 1t. aud Garfield
will then succeed Sherman Many Re-
publican politicians are arriving III
Washington, saying they only come to
see the Inauguration ceremonies. Most
Of them are office seekers.
The Republicans here are anxious to
night, not only about the decision
OF the Oregon case, but because it is
known that the Democrats will object
to Pennsylvania and Rhode Island for
mere delays sake. South Carolina,
Vermont aud Wisconsin will also be
objected to. The plan Of the revolu-
tionists is 10 be to prevent the joint
convention # tho two Houses from ever
meeting after this separation.
The Times Washington special says
that Tilden's accounts ought to be ex-
amined. His suggestions that the com
mittce had intended tn issue n subpoena
for himself are wholly gratuitous, as
no such idea was ever entertained.
A mysterious movement which has
given Democrats great hopes. is the
subject Of general comment, and causes
much excitement. Senator ConkliDg
was early in his committee
room this morning. and as the story
goes, be was first visited by Daniel
voorhees,, one Of the worst Democrats
ever in Congress. Voorhees, went away
and Randall soon appeared. There
was then conference, with locked
doors. Of nearly an hour. Randall! went
back to the Speakers room, and there
was then a consultst ion among tho
Democrats there. Payne. also is said
TO have visited Conkling's room. Some
of the details of the story are doubtless
untrue. but the fact which appears to
be undeniable is that Randall and
Conkling were long time in confer
ence Conkling's absence from the
Senate Chamber has been noted for
several dsys.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23-The Tribune
Washington special says that Chandler
declares he has no interest in suppress
ing his bank accounts. Nothing Of his
accounts has been published because
there was no scandal connected with
them. The Democrats having investi,
gated the Republicans accounts to their
hearts content now beg hum,lis,ingly
that Tildens account be not looked
into. Tilden, possibly. will be taken at
his word, and summoned Tie Repub-
liosus have report thu, rilden's cam-
palgn fund. a, the opening of the can
vass was $s00.o0o of which 500, OC0
was paid by the candidate for the Pres
idcncy himself The whole amoun, ex-
pended by the Republicans is as
serted 10 have been not more than
$4,000
New YORK. Feb % The President
having prohibited the appearance yes
terday of the reorganlsed rifle and
sabre ciUbs, Columbia, South Carolina
passed the day in gloom. FROM the
flagstaff on the rublia buildings the
stars and stripes iloa.ci At half.mast
and were draped with black Grape. The
same sad insignia WAS observed in
many other portions Of the city.
WASHINGTON. Feb a3.-Evilencrs
accumulate ,ha, the minority of Demo
Gratis In Congress intend 20 defeat by
hllibustering the completion Of the
electoral count before the sth Of March.
Their ability 10 do i, is conceded, unless
the laundering Of public sentimen,
shalt deter many who now nantes; a
fl,bus,ering disposition.
WASHINGTON. Feb. % Previous Ia
taking vote on Cartwright. odell and
Watts electoral votes for Hayes and
Wheeler, the commission voted unani.