The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22

MAKING Terms VIII THE yIcrORs
Remarkable Scese IN tie House and Great
Popular Enthusiasm
PACkARD'S FUTURE COURSE.
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ALLi1AAIh IhL hLLALD.
Nav oalKA>s. Aprii "A. 1877.
General sherldans oss.a order Tor tie removal OF
the troops received ~ General Aussr this even
ipg United states Marshal rnkin left here tor WASH
ing,on tonight
Today Witnessed the total disruption OF ia. Packard
government but passed or ~ihoat ans exciting inci.
dent Al the Legislative caucus last night Packard
made appeal % them stick togcthef and
they adjourned wnh ihat inlentloh bat the publca-
ton tnls morning Of the oraer wnhdrawnF The troops
convinced even the most sceca 81 the hopclessness
OF further pro.ongng tue contest Accordingly ohly
about twcnty-crht or ibrty members assembled this
morning. VINO immediately went into caucus Fx-
Governor warmoih was elected chairman. and after
. short discussion II WAS decided make the
best terms possible wllh the Victorious party,
and committee was appoints 10 wait uron tho
Nichols Legislature, instructed 10 the payment
Of the members mileage and per diem tho salaries OF
the officers OF both houses anu the pay Of the Metro
polilan Police
END OF the PACKARD LEcisLArrgH.
This mission was successfully accomplished without
delay and by two O'Clock tho Packard legislature had
ceased Al the Nichols Legislature tho Pack
ard members commenced appearing early, sngiy aud
In couples, to be sworn in. Up to hapast O'Clock
dozen had already taken shcr seats, when
the cheering crowd the streets announced the ar
rival Of warinoth and with u lew exceptions, tho
balance Of tho rival House.
REMARKABLE scESR
Their entrance was hailed with loud and prolonged
applause from the immense crowd In attendance ana
then ensucd OF tho remarkable scenes ever
Witnessed in the legislative history OF this state
Many OF the new corners made speeches, all couchcd
IN the most concilatory and patriotic terms la every
where a contestant lad been seated In place OF
tho Packard member the defamation was gracefully
n,tda nd in of such "A
whtc citizens gave way 10 negroes invariably intro
ducng them TO the House In the CON plineniary
manner. For a while 1t looked ike "a millennium
and II was hard 10 rcalizc that the newly wcudcd
brothers IN politics had ever been divided by uch
a single hairs breadth. Alter this legislative love
least tho Legislature OF course adjourned but, as ar
rangemcn,s were madc to call republican i'm
mcdiately the Senatorial question, it Is very cvl-
dent the harmony not destined TO DO OF long dura
ton. In the Senate Chamber similar scene was
enacted barring the dramatic effect incident large
assembly aud a crowded audience.
THE COMMISSION ADIEr
At halt past four O'Clock the Commissioners let tho
hotel for the depot. large lumber OF citizens called
to bid them sdicu, and during tho morning they
officially waited upon by Governor Nichols and tho
leading officers OF his government. Nothing now re-.
mains OF the Packard government but Mr. Packard,
with small guard o. Mcropolitans and friends
who have stood ny him galantly 10 the last The State
Treasurer, Auditor and other officers who had held
out all gave In their allegiance during tho course OF
the morning. and It is expected that the State House
viii DO delivered over before Monday next Ii Is
tho intention OF tho Nichols people TO occupy It.
however, until 1t has had thorough overhauIing and
cleaning
GOOD FEELISG siDEs
In tho grand reunion OF humiliation was
exhibited by tho republicans. did the democrats
Indulge in any exhibition Of triumph. The best OF
feeling everywhere prevails ana happier ending
could not have been desired Tho Commissioners are
on all sides highly complmentcd for the admirable
manner In which they conducted the Negotiations und
have not only made hosts OF friends for themselves
but also for Mr. Hayes.
PAcKARD's PCrURE COURSE.
AZ yct Mr.. Packard's future course Is doubtful lie
will tomorrow or next day issue address TO the
people of the United States In which lie will very
severe upon Mr. Hayes, but whether nc will ,mmcdi
ately yield the House await the formalty OF
legal process order to complete his not yet
decided upon. In either event, however, the state
House Is certain TO be evacuated before Wednesday,
THE ORDER TO GENERAL AUGUR.
CHICAGO Ill., April 81 1877.
The following sent from the headquarters OF tho