The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-22

ITO event Will they permit the lnAHgAIh.
| tion of Hayes To he interferHd
with III the Democrats resort V
buster Or Administering they Will simply
the Senate aud then open and count The
remainder Of the votes for Hayes. and
ON Monday. the 9TH of March, install!
him ut tho headof the geyernnsnt, aud
traapls down all opposition. There Il
not d Democrat Id the city tia. doubts
the sincerity of the mere threat. The
RnutibllaHt, managers profess contempt
for their Aaysranflea. and no 10 Tar aa
Il, tsaert that the country will Justify
them In SELLING control of tho neat
Congress from such imbecile and reHc-
tiuhafy hHnds.
GENERAL hanks.
ais ORinisn III tins ultimate Results NJ
the Electoral Mil.
Correspondence Courier Jomfnal.1
WASHINGTON. Feb, t4.lHoon after the
passage oil the Electoral Tribunal bill,
Glen. Banks said To me; voted
against the bill because oppose IL Hs
Unconstitutional, aud al effort 10 got
cut OF d dilemma by getting. Into Al.
other. and" said he, you Will see that
II will only lead from bad to worse, and
act as such precedent that the people
will, never again elect President.
".What. " said /. "do YOU really ,bslfeye
he, ''we will have TO wipe everything
out and begin all over again. . what
chaos and confusion there Will be-" /
said. Here the conversation grew SO
mixed that / have not clear UNDER
standing as to whether The old Constia
tuition, after having served ita purpose,
Iii I'd bio obltefated aud another subHti-
tuted, or whether we are To have q
change In tho form OF government
Every one has d theory, enc OF which ID
To elect u President for tho average
term OF the reign of king say twenty
yehrs,
/ am opposed to q monarchy for sew
etai feaHunH. Tho first -, thai every
woman Wauld want to be- d queen, or
held high position at court. A repub-
lilo may be founded on the ruins OF b
but j don't think that the
reverse could be done In % satisfactory
manner 10 this generation. We are TOO
to feel ourselves one az
good us the other, and though our
may have the Same power as
kings. yet We would rebel against d
change of names, A rose may atnell 10
sweet by any ether name, but b king
would be unsayory TO the
public. What we most need ID an end
10 fraud. Wherever found, let 1t BIO
not lightly, because OF the high
I,oaition OF the criminal, but with addia
Iional severity, according to the trust
he haB betrayed. When once d Judge
hos pronounced sentence In such d case,
let no appeal from interested friends So
sure his release. but let him suffer the
same punishment that the criminal
without friends undergoea.. What IL to
save the country from perdition Ii per.
Jury ID NE common % IL IL said TO be, Ii
Ihe Ton Commandments are u dend Lett
Ter, aud grave questions are decided IN
lace oil gross aud palpable frauds. IL
bbe Electoral Tribunal cannot take owl.
ience CONCERNING frauds praetieed by
Boafda, what Ia there In this
decision but direct encouragement for
frauds la the futures A daring, despe-
rate set OF men can have things all their
lwn way without any fear of punish
hent. -
Movements of Grant Ana the
Presidential Family.
Especial Correspondence Courier.Journsl !
WASHINGTON, Feb. ta.--rhe President
will leave The Executive Mansion on
saturday, March D, and with Mira. Grant
will be the guest Of Secretary Fish until
heir departure from tho capital, which
viii be- early In April. Mr.. and Mira.
,artoris will take UP their residence this |
week with Mrs. Louis Dent, til this city, |
nd will remain till May. when they will |
all for EnroLe. Ulysses Grant, Jr.,
he Presidents secretary, will leave for
lew York on March b, to begin the
raotice OF law with the firm OF which |
q Ii now u member. Col. Grant, who
ns been In Washington for two win
srs, engaged I'm making copies OF the
eeords OF Gen. Sheridan's heudQuart-
RI, destroyed In the Chicago fire, will
eturn to the headquarters OF the Lieu-
ata which he has been accommodating
Gro not only embrace the entire re-
ords OF the headquarters, but ofIlcioial
lateral for u full history OF Sheridan's
onnection with the war. The Presi-
emit will give no levees nor dinners.
he statement that he will give fare.
ell dinner to his Cabinet was entirely
The absence OF the
sual presidential levees this winter
as been subject OF comment. It can
. stated that they were abandoned on
ecount OF the excited state OF feeling
lcident to the political contest between
lends, candidates for the succession,
nd that under the circumstances Ii was
lought best not to hold these levees.
he President has no intention at pres
At of taking up his residence In this
by. The house which he owns here
as taken by him only TO relieve the
arties who had purchased ground from
Inn, which his own house partly occu-
led. Before departing for Europe the
resident will visit the West. When
10 President leaves the Executive Man
on the public property will, as usual,
J placed In custody OF the steward OF
le household.
1t is presumed that MIR. Hayes will
rive here shortly after the formal
,claration OF his election. After his
auguration he will be formally well
'med to the possession Of the Execu-
We Mansion by the President and his
ltgoing Cabinet. II
HAYES CABINET.
pecuiations Concerning the Next Minis l.
ters Of his Probable Excellency. /.
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