, 1877-01-22
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1877;

than anJ scruplea as 10 the eonstitntiona1Ity Of
one. "Nhat viii be- the effect on mr politi<al
future" asks the average member OF hmtelf,
falls To securn the tnatatlation OF 1!aTesi Htll
not my constituents hold me responsible, and
peremrtori'y nrtler me back to pirate HE!
M Hot .,n. ony doe. The membef ,,m..,y p!Spo|na md
BE- be- 'esasfs' eopaacs trss ,lIeseplt! ' to ii:
friends and discovers that they arc tortured by
the same fears, 4 faction II thus aggregattng
rather tl,au orranfziny tfor there y a- Jet no
will he EnfcE tb vote against the bill than fuf IT,
THE onfO Co1GaEssMEs.
Tic Republican Representatives from Ohiu
hare held cauc.is upon tlm comprofnt:c. bill
curing, Il f'ossiblc, united acffon. It MAS dis-
covered that fur members were In favor oi the
MEASURE ,, ,1 snd th5He 9,, oppose! t3 It; ny
's toc time ,hsnse. ss bill sy xs' 'G lake ' Gus' pss
int tl,ey vii! bc more likely to be stfenethsnna.
than otherwise. The friends Ut tho 1neaauTc
wcrc very dc,ttouH that tic delegation should
not placc itself IN m ns:Itn'lc Of hostility TO-
wards II, t,ccausc thcr feared that 1t would le
thought that such a:tlou re1eeted Gov Hayes
wiahcs. No n,tner Ut the delegation hal re-
ceivc'l from iov. liAycs any expression Of his
views Or tlcslres concerning The bill, but tho
those Of other rnetnhrss would ulItluetttohably
gire to al. unlted opposition on their part great
weight aild sgttheatiee.
TUE NEW YORK 1sETunLicAN coSonEssxES.
At tito meeting III the New fork Congress
ttnnal Republican delegation Tonight, It was
dstosesc! that a majority are opposed to the
Compromise bill.
THE DruncpA7..
To The HfHkfn Iksoct0ted Fra.
NA*iftHHroJ, y. ". JA1 ia prominent
Democrat OF tho linuac, while favosln1 tho plan
Of n joint co!nnis,ce. as the basis for settie-
lncrt Of the Electoral question, says TINT he
a,mi others al its party viii fust: I'd an amend.
tnent beiu1c giving to 1t th"r support. The
amendulen. s in the direction Of judicial fca-
turc of the bill. ...-...-.
will further consult 1'pon the subject. mud prob
ably arrlrn at = conclusion as to the COURSE they
will pursue. There arc snanF more members of
t,oth partkr who do not give the bill Their ui1 :
qualified approval than t,'c7e arc members who
fuly discussed before lltal actton. Tile genera!
impression Is that hoth Houses will azrco upon
some plan for settling Ill questions connected
With the Electoral vute.
SENATOR Mon7oS
will Tomorrow deliver speech In opposlflon TO
th Joint Cnm1nitttc's bill On tic subject Of tho
eouut of the Electoral votc:.
CONFIRMATION.
Ills asrertatgcd to-day that the President has
said It II bis intcfun to EtEn thu bill providing
fur counting tie Ek,ctor1l vote in caao II passcs
both Houses nj Congress.
| iADtA~APo;1s.
spectdl Df<pafeh 10 The Tribune.
| 1ypfSxApt,r.i-, Jan aI.-s}rl,eral expression
among politicians In this city Is distdcd between
the particr. Tue Republicans are opposed TO the
cumpromisc rlan and the i3clnocsHts faror i.
william j. Gnrdon. late Republican candidate
for Acknowledgement farors thu llll and believe
1t to he constitutoual tn the Eru,l1m that Con
Grcss can delegate tho unalnof.l power II pos
sesacr TO couut tue vote. An!ong, hu.incss lncu
t1lr rtft Of opIntonfs plainly III favor of ac
| ccptI,is ,lle plan. as HiYortflrg peaccnble MI,
ont of = thrca*cnInc difficulty. Tucy do not
rar,,.nis,rll ntout details, hut 'ape for revival
ol business from peaceful settlement ot tic
| 4uest!u1l. ~ ..-...
GOV. nExDn1Gxs IN FAVOR or TIE nlLt"
tor. Hendricks has beeft Interviewed upon
the question, s1Hl said. substantially:
Mn grataed that 70 fu!f b,l! has hcen report
rl. It may rot satisfy those who Itsnaad sncers'
In tdranee. 1,ut !hnk y wall he ncrepted by sAt
country. Certainly. ths commissioners mnJ tna'st
| proper md righteous decisIun nnles It. Il vii
allow snch 'stttntr OF invrstEgaton and tndK
men. as will compc! them to decide slGht; 4. II
t. M esasnee = a
A. thr Iva IIuuntr OF Congress could do conatlct
Ing 4nestson. directly necet'srY smenhments g.
eael1y bc Gade. nut it, p7ovi'lon' appear ample
nrporscT-You con.ldes, then. That tho BIZ, !
likely ta bring about : fair hout!on OF tic dta.
IT., HenasIcks-Sot e1astly thas. T. aaY tt.
nay rllssr " fas Wht,hsr + ors
at nat will depeod upou shs Character Of The nne'
WIN compose 1t.
| IRON Thx coxsTrTuTIpSALIrf or TatE BILL
hr said:
rhe mat,eri. one IN which !he rowers et Con :,
executed ase not ocdnitsl. prescribed.
ss,. saf 0h Into eGS''sr IT, Taoa TSe con.iitue
sta,e., but does not prescribe tae nefhod. IN whic
I II tn Il, b. exercised. ltencs. Eongress may ac
through cU-orltnatc department IT The t'o'ern
mcllt as WAS recently done In the adulIsslon VI
State hy frrtiHcntal proclamation.
| t,kriu RI - f1Hf
| cattpx ttA ruwrrs. t1ens
sir IIcn'rIeks-Sot It al: Tho power of Con
which Il crtasca, r,tl, fn4l eupers,aon anI con
tsu! h3 IN agreement Of t1,th ftoatcs.
Str. Hendricks hal 10 information as t
except what be gained from the newspapers.
6p<cisi nsspisea 70 7s* 1Sisun<.
BLOOMINGTON. ILL., ,tJan. :l.-A Era,lll ra!tt!es
tt0n meeting IL to t,u held tJ.l,urrow night
Dudley Hall, to Gtvu expression t" thc or'n!ni'
out regard 10 politics, regarding tho Eicctor'
Conference bill nuw briore Cougycrs. III
meeting has been ngltattn sumo davs by thnt
u! the iea,iti,g local politicians whn iavoE II
pxssaGc Of thu it'll, aud sceiAs 10 be alnlott iln
! ycrsu]ly favored by ut classes and t'ol1t!si
/ frunl tnc churches, whiel, look upon 1t as Il
, | peaceful way out ot thu natton's perrcx,t
1'hs meeting will be largely attended Hpeecht
VIII be lnadc by Il numbcr Of teadluE men.
THE NEWSPAPERS.
rREss-coAMEhrs ON Tltk ttAH or THE lol:
CoAMlrrEE.
ys,r lurs Hfraii-filatHeHh<ni l9.aucratc.
Tic Jutnt Committees plan bas the erownit