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but strife and dissord In the eff ,rt to nphoid
Packard. and hs felk bound 10 accept the ssstsr4
aness oil Nioholls and the Conservatives in good
faith. The nss sleotien programme could
not be brought about Hith6ut an enabling
aot from Congress. and .slsh enabling a6
could bs passed OILY ifi the aupp0slti0h tltsA
thefe was not Republican form Of government
~ Louisiana, which assumption would nsue ssaEi-
y inyalidate the Electoral vote, The Question pf
D new compromise on The Wheelsf plan was then
discussed, bat Pinehbak assured Hayes thhs q
eompff,nise would be impUs sibls. lie said that
IL The Hspnblican party IN Louisiana we're united
10 support Of Packard, there mEhs be some
moral basis for q s,mprpmpe but ~ the si tias
lion stood, Packard Was not supported by ens4
tenth the population, nor by one fftisth II the
intelligence Of the state, which made the dispto4
portion TOO great fvr reasonable sround Of com
PROMISE. Fiaohbaeh sailed The attention III The
President TO The Eset Ehst not only VAS the Demo4
! cratic party In tbs State solid against raes-
Afd. bns hs pretsnsioBs wore
also opposed by Warmoth, shefidsa, Gar
ter, Casey aud himself among gepu soAns Va b
many others hf purely local rspatstion. Ths
President replied thhl I'll these things had beeH
sublsois OF eonsilersti3n with Kim snd he could
| not ~ Q how, with stoia iTemsnd us odds against
him, Packard could hope 10 make an Admins.
trati5n aetsptsb15 10 The people DF thH Stale. Iis
then asked Piaolibaoh 10 reduce his ylbHH W
writiBg. 10 be laid before ths U4binst. Pihehbaak
therfHPoH wfple oBb his RiswF, sta sent
them 70 The President Tonight. They feeisa
new election, hDd tic inszpsdsnoy af
compromise, and shiny Mp The Teaknsas Of Pseka
ard Ia the str nEesb light Pinshbaok CLOSES bis
sppsa Ia tho following words "Jus ies 10 The
white y, op . HDd mercy 10 the black people Of
Louisiana alike mako il yhut duy Mr.. President,
to take such asps ~ viii l1sura The immediate
and hndispnted stG n8epey Of tho tiehollg gav4
sIn,nenb IN 11ni lana Later TO- night finch
back received assurances from the President,
wli0h led him to Leave fyr Lonlaisna to use his
Influence te bfssh tip The Packard hump. hfta
take the ooleteh membsts over TO the Nichols
Legislature.
THE SOUTHERN QUESTION.
ssr. Hayes HAS the Correct View 1f its
BEARINGS.
New York Hersld.1
WAsmNaTss, Maroh tg.-Ts oaE bs said on uH-
doubted authority tonight that the President
does visv with faver one method OF settling tho
southern question namely, that ef ordering The
troops NOT 70 intg esrs In the local governments
in.sonth CarelinssBd Louisiasa This pisa has
slso ths fsyer Of seysrsl Of the most Influential
mel mbers OF the Cabinet II Ia to be that one
which st the Cabinet meeting 10 morrow. will
probably come up or discussion. Tho President
hssitatas shout adopting II st once for only one
reason, He is feaffta that IL II we're done there
might arise come distrderly proceedings In Lou
By demsgoguss II lie North 10 lnasme
prejudies there against the concilisterY
policy towards ihe bouth ON which he has
determined, aud Tor the success of which
he IL very solisitous. He has frankly stated this
fear 10 Bouthsrn men with whom he has CON
yersed very freely, and he has asked them ts pro.
cure hisp guarantees aud evidence which Hbsli
| satisfy his tntud That no such troubles NJ he
fears would arse, II he should withdraw the
troops. Such guarantees he viii receive to.rnor-
row or at iurtbsst within fey days. The
Southern men with whom hs has spoken are en-
tirsy satisfied with his position, and see that lus
| anxiety on the subjscs 10 gust and rsasonabis.
Governor Nichols has already telegraphed here
| TO personal friend, that hs is ready 10 guaran~
| tee absolute peaos and good order, ana that not
y hair Of FagkarFs or anybody elses hesd shall
DO hurt IL the troops are Withdrawn, aud his viii
no doubt very soon make formal guarantee.