, 1877-01-23
INSURANCE,

| ancc men, w1A a. ". Hlnltlt.
Said tile reporter: "Wt,at Do you think E
| The Presidential conlprornfsca'
II think It Is n tl-tl humhug, hut dom
| know inueli about II. rea]ly-not enough to CT
| press an opinion.'
"Well, what nro your views as far as yo,i
knowledge extends ~
"so far rs havc gone, the question scem
70 ne like this: The people elected either NJ
Hayes or Mr.. Tildca; ansl sec m irsupcra.,i
difficulty In deciding tlls contest just as al
Presidential contests havo been dcelded.'1
"Do yon think II 4 dangerous precedent Il
establish ~
"Yes, terribly dangerous precedent IL
nos tl,lni; any nst es.sy exits for such course
IT. the interest vi whnrn:"
,.,;t "L,En 1aese ns eakuess on the par. Of th'
n.vs ~suprh1,s IT, e 5e1ected what effect rI1t il
"fnsofnuek rs hc1tcye the revival Of trad,
depends upon tue election of .Mr. Hayes, tlint
thu refcctlou Of this compromise will fayoraul}
Affect business: hcIlevc it Will result In tl,5
counting In Of Tfhtcn."
fcctl" '' """' VIA '' '''s u
~ think it would hare depressing effect
bccat'sc tue conclusion woult ho rcarIlctl tlia,
I1Ideh wy be the next Frcslelen,, mud believe
AMI Nalical Republican"
!. J, HunNs
said: am very anxious tn have the. matter
settled because It Is tic on'y thing tnt viii lielp
an III cp)v "s tlFng a'e te, Ete H. 70 TUG bottom
lcncc; md If this ConI pslanise will rcsturc co,l-
4liflcnlty.''
Tim 81 IT," "'' 1"ppo'' III" tsesaens III Ills posi-
t'ona
40 faF as know u. Ia to ac1ufesco in any con-
promise tllat Is ELECTED. III other WnrtIs, poltt-
ical preferences viii nut t1t allowed tu stal1 III
tho way VI ctmproMiac.
81 wh,. 7. =. crNS1*dnAM. -..... -.
What arc your views Of tho compromise r.
~ ~ too much 1or INC. l l,arc no time to
read about tho matter. dropped politics sixty
aays ago. voted Tor Iildcn."
r. r. nAKEn
said: " ! don't care oru way or the other. +
don't want you to put my t,aine iu tho 1apcr3''
az,,,.,, n: =: cItlre1lELt,. =,
"Wcll, invent examined it sufficiently to
he hble to give Il very clear opinion On Il. hui.
from tho ra4s'al examination ] hare made, it
Eeen,s to nc entirely practicable"
You think well of ttr'
"ies: t!'tnk that any plan which has every
ulleo Of Infalrncsa In this onc,-any utNll that
Will prov!de way out NJ tho difficulty IA the
greet essential nuw. The Presidential question
II such serious one tlat the penpc ought to
70 slow. llnre felt nlt tho tfmc that, nntwIsl-
standing there arr COOL ,nnny Dcli.s,crats In
CungTcss, there aro too many lnr,t Of sr,1sc
there TO allow war to grow out Of d dispute OF
this character when there ctrtafnly urc WHY'S Ut
settling il,c controversy a1,cably.'
OF, tradc3"
There can be no question about it.''
What would bu tic fate Of tt,u party which
secured IT. fejeettonw
II would certainly be crippled. because tile
way to settlement bciliZ provided by this plAn
has beeome known nl} over rthecountry,-thc ut
tentton ot the people has lccn drawn to It
t!lorogfiEy.-ai'l Il tic plan IL dcfcal.:tl by thu
intcnfc Eart!sans-lt dMs not kerlsl to lnu thai
thry WILL aIluw anr plafi t0 70 Through rtucpt
their oHn-taclf action wol.lt bG remembered"
Il dUnt know anything ubout thut. Thu
kllilng " p1htiea! parties has bnt!iercl 1ne Il
ware NJ tr Iast rs Ssscr' ,r tsa rt'cs
en,,usm, ..'l,'s, "'aea'"ery III thell 10 Keep thtH
gong. y g., ,,,,,,
les, anot!lu thnk Wuuh!. hare ncycr
po"ers m ~ ia, Goi.l'sns tne Sote. G,l'i.'ot .re tar
slhplc liuFpusc o1 acting as WITNESSES, II W.T.
nvssrs "eso .cG"liva, etsta.''y "oaluIt be
3e4t'slle u !iafc aou u tHeln.'
chAhtss ". DREW.
uo" 70 you teeana tf'e tolnrromlsct"
" My opinion II that tho iDatter ought to lie
l Ssttle u,aer IT, cn.tituttGu. The compromise
"Mhcfcin:
nceause y uoeah't establls!I Law for future
3uldatNc: Ihnt can onlJ lie ? oyilesl fur By tIlc
CONSTITUTION, uht1 II thus Ictto!I Is unconatltu-
th.nai u beS1tnes void"
hA W1'l aucsfio' its els'lst!tutfonalfty II
:" SUPPOSE tlIe Supreme Court wa.li b. the
3iii} plaee l" ueteTilitt lth const!tHtonaltty.n
:, oa ~ hst lnok upon II iasosa.!v"
10, 1otiot, bceausc 10 nut think 1t ~ a
1sacllral way u settle the matter. 1t may
, ,5dgs a 1ss, i; ',''vty 1r thH tlc bcng but
Aa u compromise, II Il good pr ba0lff
tiun't think a. cotsli'r"Isr In u case If !
bo Eni @ ean ~ prod lnetlss of gnod results"
Will buslptss hc utfeGtcu by its auou-
fotii"
~ think auy settlement wit. br beneficial T., |
business generally tlrolrhunt tic rountry.''
'.Stppose Il were rriccir,if't '~ ~'"S'''
II .!un't thlnls tilat wull!a make things ,yorar
must be lctcriiIueti bctwr. nav mn, IL III,
iaret, anyhow, u ' "''>@ ~" ~" VI
t.Uuyc yuu uo,,re1 my ,u,,t.,tt,,,. =,
lyal sjn,s Ills Min VIA a., nat"rs't t'' !" u re-
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a.tn H., I,nr ",,w 49,. 's nen' w t!lev