The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02


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/ taerstood TO have the. approval. OF ,Governo,
Hayes's most intimate friends now In thi.
city. The Republicans are greatly divided
III regard to this new Louisiana policy, amt
lsorne Of them have already been TO TIKI
tWhite House;to protest against 1t. - - ~ !.
Mr.. EyARTs's, OPINION As TO WHEN HAYES
I'm lG WILL BE DECLARED ELECTED. =
The following has beenissent North
!" Washington, February 2s.---Nothing car
postpone the regular declaration OF Hayes
election beyond tomorrow. Z think appro
priatson bills will also pass.'' ~ - !
fsigncdl s,'.o1l' WILL1Ax II. EyAars. I: !:
a".r SUPREME COURT. sa. :. :. =. r,
The Granger cases were decided to-day
adversely to the railroads, and the right Of
State Legislatures to regulate rates OF freight
| was accorded. = q .,fu.,..
-. VARIOUS ITEMS.
The debt statement shows o decrease
during the month of February Of two mil
lion; coin in Treasury, ninety and a quarter
millions; currency, nine and one eighth
millions. - , ~ tIs.,,!t az ~ "a
The conference committee -on the legis.
latWe appropriation bill had q long session
to-day without progress. - i,a.f ~
The conference committee on postal affairs
seems hopelessly apart on subsidies. n I.
cock as district engineer . - z = ' ~.
General Babcock has been ordered to
duty as engineer OF the Fifth Lighthouse
district ~ t'2'. -" - ~ ' ,,..,'l5
Colonel Daniel Mcclure, chief paynsaster
OF fha NJ fho ia sral
by Major W. B. Rochester. -. J.. sG- -
Captain Rarnsey's battery Of the Second
artillery has been ordered here from FoTs
McHenry ~ 49,, IT. '.:.'!l - ;5 n
GOVERNOR HAYES EN- ROUTE 70 WASHINGTON.
COLUMBUS, March f.--Governor Hayes and
party left here for Washington at O'Clock
to-day. The Hayes party consists OF Mrs.
Hayes and the Governors SONS Webb e.
Hayes and Scott Hayes, and bis daughter
Fannie. Among the. members OF the party
were General J. G.. Mitchell and wife, Miss
pIhtt, X. H. Plat, md Franz Hickok, all
Of Columbus; General r. =. Ytsskland and
wife, and DR.. j. r. Webb, Of fremont !;
General X. p. Kennedy, Of Beilefontaine;
T.. GF- McKell, Of Chillfesthe; Ex-Governor
f.. F. Eoyes, J. w. PERRIN and wife, DR.. j.
Davis and wife, and L.C.. Weir and wife,
all Of Cincinnati. The train left promptly
on time. .....,. ..f-t ,..,...
TIE GOVERNOR NAKEs:N SpEEcH-
NEWARK, OHIO, March IA halt I'm the
train allowed Governor Hayes to say: by
fellow citizens, appear to say few words
in bidding goodbye to you.. understand
very we'll! tse uncertainty Of public affairs
at Washington. / understand very web
that possibly nextweek may be with you
again to resume my place in the Governors
Office and as your fellow-citizen;. but Ialso'
understand taat it ismy duty to be at WASH
ington prepared to assume another position
higher and more responsible and with more
difficult duties. / have thought as have
looked upont1is great crowd, and as to-day I
gaze on the people who thronged our route to
this depot, Of a similar occurrence sixteen
years ago. A little less than sixteen. years
ago I marched down High street with q
thousand men,, to pass to the East and to
the South, to do what we could to re-
store the union OF the States and
reostablish the authority OF. the Censtitti-
ton. .[Cheers.J In that work we were
eminently successful, so far as it was posi-
BILE to be successful by force of arms. I am
not here to say word in disparagement OF
what was accomplished by the. brave men
who went out with me from different parts
Of the country. OF my comrades, one third
and over never returned to their homes.
They persisted in the discharge Of their
duty. that the republic might live; but
there was something force could not do.
We would have our Onion to be union Of
hearts, and we would have our Con-
stitution obeyed not merely because
of force that compels obedience, but
obeyed because the people love the prin-
ciples OF the Constitution. [Long-con-
tinued applause.l And to-day il am call
ed to the work to which Abraham Lincoln
was called sixteen years ago, 1t is under
brighter skies and more favorable auspices.
Applause do hope, do feryently believe,
may do something in this day of peace, by
works Of peace, towards reestablishing in
the hearts of our countrymen a real, a
hearty attachment to the Constitution as it
is, and to the Union as it is. r..
GOVERNOR HAYES AT PITTSBURGH. /. =.
PITTSBURGH, PA, March 1.-The train
carrying Governor Hayes and friends ar
rived here on time, and with every one de-
lighted with the trip. The train was imme-
diately transferred to the Pennsylvania
Central, and left promptly on time. The
reception at all points has been enthusiastic
public man in Ohio. Besides the places
already mentioned in these dis
patches large crowds were in whit
ing at Dennison and Steubenville, and
demanded not only to see but to hear the
President-elect. There was no speaking,
but plenty OF hand-shaking and expressions
Of goodwill. At the latter place there was
brass band, which discoursed patriotic
airs and helped to divide the .honors with
the citizens. ..@
-- WHEELER GOING TO WASHINGTON.
WATERFOWL, March 1.-Wheeler will ar
rive in Washington tomorrow afternoon.
South Carolina.
~ TROUBLE WITH NEGRO RIOTERS. -.
CHARLESTON, March 1.-Some excitement
was caused yesterday near the scene OF the
Combashee riots of last fall, few miles be-
low Charleston, by the news that mob of
one hundred negroes had fired on a sherif's
posse sent TO arrest negro who had re-
fused to submit to arrest on a warrant is.
sued by trial-justice appointed by Gov
ernor Hampton, and that the posse had been
forced to retreat. To-day q posse Of two
hundred men, black and white, were semitic
dispense the rioters and arrest the ring
leaders,. The rioters were found in force at
Calf Pen, on the Savannah and Charleston
railroad! but when. charged by the posse
| fed without firing a shot. A number OF
them were captured with muskets in hand
and were sent to Jail. No one was hurt on
either side. The sheriff is still in pursuit OF
the rest OF the rioters ft.ag-li = 1.'r1
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