The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-02-25

; ffS 10 looking up moderate men to refrai,
rom action. and the result will be- that eithn
the church or the lower party will coma IN :.
power; The Liberals accuse Diaz of Ieanin,
lizards .;o the church party. A counter revoln
@ Sou 10 certain. 1t IS possible that Diaz NAV
prevent lntegration and the ruin of h;s snart,
Nv Nv remaining in the capital. The J0:o ID
non ~ rImo the organ Of the Catholic party, d
hounces strongly the outrages RECENTLY co,n
mitted on Protestants in different scctinna
Gen. Cortine entered Matamoras on ~.
Io,n ;.l at the head Of 0GO men, and was received
Dlaz a. the Capital.
UNITED STATES
PROG REss OF THE COUNT OF THE p,vcron,
VOTE.
| , va saturday, the 18th, when the Sanate mat
| Lae decision of the Commission giving Ion;s;
oHa ei9ht votes to Hayes was announced, and
aIter some debate was sustained by a strict
party vote of Al yeas to IS nays. ConlIino
"a We" ork, VINO ls said TO disapprove of the
decisio' ddeciision' was absent. The House, when the
uec'sion was announced, adjourned at once To
monday at 10 o'clock. That night the Demo.
cratlc caucus met aud after lone and storD,r
oeoate decided by vote of 60 to 40 not to rs
sort TO dllatory motions to delay the connt
out 10 allow 1T to proceed. On Tuesdav tba
count proceeded to Nevada and on Wedpssdav
tne oregon case was referred to the Commis-
sion' ~here 1t was argued and remained under
consideration till Friday evening when II uos |
ueclued by unanimous vo g that the vnte of
Ine Dem"crati' Etestor Cronin shonld not be
counted Then, by the usual part;zan vot., rs
TO ., the Commission decided to cornt Tia |
three votes OF Oregon for Hayes TINS virtraIiT |
pIiacInR hlm III the Presidential chair nniess
ihe Democrats should determine % tiIihntSr
'GronSo the cDsulrg week and prevent a co,,,
pietinu of the count. ~
eHa9Fing the debate in tie Senate Mr.. Bocv.
"' Al ,-Sonrl, referring to the fact that in tl.a !
u 'adiey IN the Florida case had voted 70 ex. |
nine INTO the eligibility OF electors and in ti,e
goo "!Aht case had voted az uuSt anch tylru. !
"a t'i"h, Eald Sir, tie name Of Jtffreys ann
marlborough, have COM Gown 10 IA f,r a,,..
li7t, G"veiDH Nth di,graco and shame h ...,!T.
they were corrupt ldEes, aud tie Il 1tnr ,.i To -
man = TO "@Auged ms vote npon tnlt Comma
5lon, j as'iae bradley, VIII ~ dos, 10 uf,,.r ,
aScJ disGraced His nauI, VII l,, i,1-,rf,,r 4 .
alfh Mlr!5oroush "nI -nreys ant il :ieyer ,
pen in this county,"
DurIGg the debate in the House SeeIy. arl :
'1h lierce. Republicans, denounced tie action
II the Commission aua voted against sustain. y
Dg their decision. E.,s of LuIiisinna ,lr'ad i
lis speech thus: ~
"Tho immortal pen of Dore has illustrated, l.
no ~, I.&pnp o. the " WahderIuS Jew, who in all -
ne weary march Of years found no Test anI II
o peace iioin MS crime al d its memories IIa ! ~
." ever before bim the pale, suffering face of
IS ana the accusing voice ever Il
MS ear: % II would be with the ReunbIican te
attF, Inc spol!s OF tlice could not compnn- 7,
itS H. Ite splendors of Presidential levces
W Iu lGceptlons would not Danish its presence "'
ne Ailehce and gravity of Cabinet meetings I'll
QUA not hush lis nvengiug voice, and IN f,nr | =
EARS more the grea; American people, wr0n red | -,
hd outraged, would arise in their majesty and 81
lght, and huTl such drunken pussts frn,n ! to
1Wer for ever, and brand with the indrIIbIe n I,
and of infamy those men who had aided
untenanced, abetted and defouded ibis mon. wa
TouS crime. Ev
OTHER WASHINGTON ITEMS of
Grant stated last Sunday nipht that tbe pO
'cksrd Government could only be SUSTAINED ere
the presence of troops, and as only two ,,
'eks OF his Ad nj nistration remained he should w
I'VE the question of recognition to his sncces- col
r, unless forced to interfere bv some distnrb plc
ce OF the peace in louisiana. In South vo
roiIna' he said, the contest had assumed
ch phase that the hole army of thc TTnitsJ as
ates would be unable to maintain CbamheT sol
n's authority. The failure to nav taxes te 70
arm Der ain would prevent Chamberlain from ~
in ming his Outhority. VII
The Senate have enprsfted an annro,rio+ion n
tne posi- once appropriation bill giving II ye foil
ndred thousand dollars per annum for four
IS 10 lne OF steamers from New Orleans owl
RIO oe Janelro. The House of Representa- POI
es will probably concur. a.,
| consultation of q number of prominent ~,
p 9oets OF the House of Representatives W as Ane
q at Speaker Randalps on the 22nd at in
leu the situation was fully discussed II vrhi
Of the army to II 900 or Ia GOO ro, Sne aeIuc pe
Talt it; IN the army bill an amendment pro of t
old apv pratsnded rom rom using the army to vict
TT III oon1lctlng with those of which Nichols a
hampton respectively, are the heads: and Ital
ioroidding the use of the army to an,,tai on5
bogus Legislatures in South CSroIina o%I -,
lslaha' created by Chamberlain and PaclF ,ISu
""u A'N Gov
Ib.onIs VI 'ne eHas Pacific Railroad Bill Aud
On. " pass IL thls are
letter from Hayes states that he hoe r,,7 Parl
promises WlCh reference to Cabinet posi that
) and might continue tho present rnembe+s o,1
ONE time. 01l" "eis anu
:, + +. ): Kennedy, levee contractor, before Cnu
investigating Committee, testified to an lists.
n WIIs soJ y ems e. On tne tIth or January, in whe
count, and he would do it and eioot 10 tTJFeGt was
! put wanted to know what guarantees he sst E
""'S VI ProSecSlon 10 life and property. and