The Morning herald., 1877-05-30
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veptlenan tneUhotance |: that while % De'
iieved kimaelf ~ lawfully elected roisr 2
lhe country, yet had heiolloved the sav'cs
Of comine Is Warrington and being declarec
PresidsAs hy The House OF Reprsse.ianves,
and aolnR shrOugh the cereOony OF instai'
la,icn, tie Radical party would have re,
ststed % the extent Of drencAiDg the iano
Ia blood. aud while he felt % keenlE 40 Any
one the heimpropriety ofthe means ~ wnnn
the presens result had been brought About,
vet he ohrunk from the responsibility q
nrecipltakin1 another terrible civil war upon
Ma countrvmen, and 60 far did not regret
his acton. a. tbe people Of the United 81 ates
uuderstoodi Il: The Democratic party to- dsy
occupied such proud attitude before the
COUNTRY. that Nc mortal power could restet
its triumphant march 70 success lSsv'
THE NEWS rRox FRANCE. n =.
The sudden and unexpected change in the
Ministry Of France, Is % much . topic OF
conversation in diplomatic circles here, as
the Turco Russian war, although nothing
serious Is anticipated at the French leg'sls-
tiou, where from the expression OF views,
the situation Is quite cheerful. Some Of
the reports cabeled here have exaggerated
very materially the real situation. ana the
differences which nov appear so monstrcds'
aru regarded 10 rather Of . surface char
acter than daep seated. It 70 expected all
trouble will be dispelled when the facts are
fully understood, although no calculations
can be deiinately msde at present on account
OF the peculiar character Of the French
people.
THE NEUTRALITY PROCLAMATION. W.
Secretary Evarts who has still the subject
Of issuing . proclamation Of neutrality In
relation to the Turco RussiaL war under
consideration deems the necessity OF euch .
proclamation unnecessary, Is the Ordinary
existing treaties are sufficiently well known
to the public 10 avoid any violation OF our
friendly relations with European powers.
BE sNuBBED' AT TIE WHITE. HOUSE.
A delegation from Virginia have been
here within the past week urging the .ap-
poiutment of Col. W. W. Forbes as post
master Of Richmond, and james 4 Brady
as Collector Of Internal Revenue at Peters,
burg. The Petersburg appointment was
made test case between native Southern
applicants and carpet-hsggers. Richards,
the present incumbent, ID . Maine carpet
baeger, and his reappoiutment was strongly
urged by Sunstroke Blaine. Mr.. Hayes di>
rect ed commissions 10 be made ont for both
places to then native born applicants which
quite elated them in the victory over the
black eye given Blaine. q
DosBRRRY GRANT.
1t is the purpose of Grant during his visit
In Europe to wear upon all occasions of
ceremony bis uniform as General of the
Army which is very elaborate profession
OF dress. What right this ex-offcial has to
officially represent the Government in
Europe is what puzzles the understanding !;
there being no prescribed dress tor an ex>
General or an e1. President of this Republic.
His audacious presumption Is quite in
keeping with his egotisticsl love for display
while rnling here with such high hand,
and will make him the laughing stock of
Europeans who are quite as we'll aware OF
his private citizenship as We Of this coun-
try are.
GOODBYE DARLING"
y On Thursday last Giant exited the realm,
being accompanied at Philadelphia, the
place of embarkstion, by all the political
hscks commonly known as Mayor, and
Common Councilmen of that city. He went
down to the big steamer upon the little
steamer "Suniight" which is suggestive
that he left this country between two Suns
1t Is to be hoped for the country's good
The ex.Presidential party were guns OF
such big Galore that they had to be shipped
on different transports. Mrs. Graut being
furnished with transportation At govern
men. expense by being "toted" down upon
the Revenue cutter Hamilton" which re-
fers, We presume, to the outgoing revenue
yclept, the Ex President and family. We
are informed that she was accompanied BY
distinguished ladies, but what they ever
were distinguished for, except toad>dying
around these tarnery sho1dyites at tie
White House is what mo felisr can fiud
OUT" or perhaps they meant with her to
prevent her obliQue visioned ex-Maiesty-ess IS
from mistaking the wrong gang plank for
thoIight one, which would have eventus,ed
the necessity OF Brother Siouxs great father
delaying his trip on the outgoing steamer
The distinguished gentlemen accompanying
this pageant of American Aristocrscy, we
infer, werr disline euished for their proellyitiss
in assisting the big chief 10 "jay knocks
things from the public crib, rather than
anything they ever performed for the good
Of the dear people," Though los. TO
eight and memory-a very expensive Presi.
dent.
THE PENSION AGENCIES,
1t 10 regarded here In Official circles that
the recent meetisgs of the ex-soldiers of the
Wes,, protss ing against the late Presidep-
,isl order con solidating the Pension Agen.
cies was dictated By selfish personal inter-
ests in thoee who were the prime movers in
getting up these public demonslr a,ions, and