The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-02

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,l4- Legislature f Loui>;an. aud Gov
N,chvl. have gu.rahteei peace ar"! or
der, AMI eaual justice - black and
.h!se citizens, aud full protection to
solnr.d ,--ouIe 10 All their rights aid
privileges; no punishment for past po-
l,,lcal conduct, but TO immunity for
crime. The announcement ot The Pres
lden,. Intention 20 withdraw the troops
from Packard's support was independ-
mt Of any agreement AID Wa. simply
in accordance with his we'll known
views There is no agreement incon-
.i,,ent with the honor or dignity Of
President Grant. Gov. Hayes or the
people Of Louisiana.
NEW YORK, March l.-Republicsn
journals sill manifest alarm at the pros
pect Of the success of the Democratic
6libus,ering to defeat the election of
Hayes.
The Times Washington special men
tions report that the Democrats will
object to every remaining State, Dem
ocrAtic q. well as Republican, besides
making motions for recess and for read
ing long documents.
The Tribune has letter from q prom.
inent Republican in Washington, ex.
pressing the greatest apprehension that
the count cannot be completed, unless
the President Of the Senate boldly
counts the remaining votes or declare:
Hayes elected.
The HeraLrs Washington CORES.
pondent says Grant is now satisfied
that Nichosr government is the on.
that ought to stand in Louisiana, ant
will recognize it a. soon ~ the count Ii
completed. The HtraTs New Orleans
correspondent, on the same subject say.
that Nichols and the Republican lead
ers at the North. including Stanley
Mathews. who speaks for Hayes, have
agreed on the details of Grants order.
to Gen. Augur. which are to be re
scinded. The Democrats are to tax.
possession of the State House, in return
for which the Democrats are to give thu
Republicans the long term Senator. A
guarantee Of immunity from all pas
political acts will be secured to the PEG
pie equally.
The Heraids Washington special say,
that Hayes writes Foster for the assur
snce of our Southern friends: II al
Impressed with the necessity Of q com
plete change Of men aud policy.
shall stand by the ideas outlined in IN!
The Times Washington special say
that Speaker Randall wrote to Scoville
OF New Jersey. lately. as follows: Nv,
intend to fight on this electoral commits
sion inch by inch, and defeat the coun
1t all hazards"
COLUMBUS. March Gov. HAYES il
bis speech at the reception tonight
after briefly thanking friends and citi
zens for their goodwill aud kindness t,
himself and family. then spoke Will
regret at the absence Of many of LII
Columbus friends who had been calle,
away by death, mentioning many o
them by name, and then contin ued
I'VE are reminded in the absence o
these friends of the changes We mus
expect IN the years that are before us
As for myself and family. we 60. per
haps To return in few days and to &C
cupy our accustomed place in this com
munity possibly We 60 to other scene
and duties, not to meet you again a
fellow citizens of Columbus. In ths
event. | wish to say. ~ Mr.. Lincolr
said on parting with his friends a,
Springfield. is years ago. that trus
you will pray that ] may have that di.
vine assistance anil guidance withou
which l cannot succeed, and with which
l cannot fail" The reception lastet
from O'Clock to 0 o'clock p. N.
CoLUMBUs, March Gov. Have,
and party leave tomorrow At 1886
o'clock. on the Panhandle route. 70,
Washington. He won't resign bis pc
sition of Governor AZ present.
/ EUROPE
LONDON, March IA Berlin CORES.
pondtnt Of tha Times says: Leading