The New York herald., 1877-02-27
IN END OF MILITARY INTERFERENCE.
The Unhappy Carpet-Baggers To Be
Left to Their Fate.
THE INAUGURATION FESTIVITIES.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

THE PRESIDENTS FINAL SUNDAY TALK AND
WHAT 1T INpIcArEs-sMAIL HOPE FOR THE
cARpEr-BAGGERs.
President Grants remarks mado last evening con.
ccrnng tho Southern question attracted general attcn
ton hero to-day and thought virtually to settle
the dispute South Carolina and louisiana. He said
II ! were 10 recognize tho republican Governors they
would have to be sustained by military iorcc and
think the entire people tircd Of the military being
employed to sustain State government lf repub-
lcan State governments cannot sustain itself then IL
will have to give way Ii remedy Is required let
Congress and not the President provide II.
Tho suggestion In tho last sentence has developed
Representatives recognize both Hampton and Ncholls
and resolution to this effect may be brought in to.
It is matter of little consequence whether
1t is done not. Tho Nichols and Hampton govern
ncnts whether formally recognized not,
the only which sclfsustaning their statcs
and it perfectly well understood that Mr.. Hayes,
when he comes in will withdraw the troops from those
States and allow them to govern themselves making
only the condition that peace order and equal justice
shall be maintained by the State governments.
regards Louisiana there doubt that tho Nichols
government will rc-csabiish peace and order
no other can He says the great OF the people
sustain it and will readily obeyit
General George A. Sheridan has gone TO Columbus
II is understood, to say the same thing Governor
Hayes and to inform him of tho real condition OF
things In Louisiana. He is old acquaintance Of
Governor hayes and is an opponent Of the Packard
usurpation.
PRESIDENT HAYES SOUTHERN poLIcY-THE
TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN.
In despatch sent from here to New York paper
and tecgraphed back here that statements
made in a c,tcr received here from Columbus and
.sby authority" that Governor Hayes has not made
up his mind as to Southern policy and cannot tell
what will be, so far relates louisiana and
South Carolina; that the question Of deciding between
two rival factions in the two States is not which
should be settled without grave careful consdera-
tion &c There are sufficient reasons to believe
that this despatch totally msrepresents Mr.. Hayes
In the first place he has not allowed any to speak
for him .'by authority' this any other subject
Then there is a letter In town from Governor Hayes
himself, which your correspondent has road, and
which approves IN the most explicit ana direct man-
OF the speech Of Mr. Charles Foster last week, in
which he expressed his confident belief that Mr. Rayes'
Southern policy would be such the people OF Lousi
ana and South Carolina desired.
Again, 1t Is known here. by dispatches received
from New Orleans, that Bishop Wilmer OF louisiana
who last week visited Governor Hayes at Columbus
and laid before. him tho deporabe situation of Loui-
sana, tclegraphed 10 New Orleans at close of his
visit-"Let people remain absolutely quiet"
which shows sufficiently that he satisfied with his
conversation with the Governor
as President Grant that ho entire people are tired of
the military being employed to sustain State govern
ment, and that " republican State government can
not sustain itself then It will have to give way"
Rumors that Governor Hayes means to- or may per.
haps sustain Packard and Chamberlain, put forth
here by anxious carpet baggcrs, who would like moth
ing so we'll as to 10 tho electoral count fa be.
cause IN that case they hope to see Senator Morton
their most jealous ally, installed In the White House
as President of the Senate to which office Is known
he now as1ircs in such q contingency II is we'll
by the carpet baggcrs that tho only way to
strengthen tho hibusters enable them to obstruct
tho count, is to be believed that Mr.. Hayes
means to support Chamberlain and Packard. Hence
ihcso rumors, which will no doubt be repeated, but
which undoubtedly false
Governor Hayes cannot properly speak OF his policy
until he is declared President When tho count is
completed and he Is declared elected then he will up
doubtedly bo heard from. Meantime thing is posi-
lively ccrtaln-ho adhcres 10 evory word of his letter
OF acceptance and that the Southern question