, 1877-02-21
ICE FIVE CENTS.


f. g srep0rtcd Tonight, on what appears TO bo
! ~ b'c authority. Tint truce has been de-
T. T. n =, t1c ,h. 1stte, Of exniaing the bankac
- !. ~ n o. tne Two National Committees. Sen
! ,s, !nt,atctl tho movement. and, with The MD
- E!ls. President of the Thtnl National Bank
- .ss" i"fE. tg have brought Tho negotiation.
n1';I ~ 1.au tllIs afternoon David Dudley Field,
perthnai assurance that be- will prt1crcd no
farther IN thc examination of Chandler's ae-
sneas, snss ~. an Senator Merton, Ia return, has
| y tios. T!1len aud Col. Pclton on Tie Third
National turnE tic campaign Both parties
anbe1r to be OF the 0plnion that, now that iii,
PRESIDENTIAL question Is settled, It is rathcr
loollso u conduct posktnorte'n examination.
THE ECAHINEr-NAKEHs.
The efforts Of Interested p;lties to form Cab
lnees for the incoming prenident ercs great
enaox01.ee estsei ss 70 uoy: Haye* pirate letter
names q persons for CABINET positions tlnIer
M M1nc next Administration Is entirely speculative,
i,nr nr san5ees e. ma. '';t been mentioned W Uov.
t1agss ita;, 10 n; ,I'ost intimate friends: Ic Is en-
tafeiy anp!ed9cd nn;i intends to bc IN no hasto
IN tfic maki1R up Of ilis Cabinet. ue certainly
Wiii awalt t1Ia final declaration Of lis election
before taking Inv steps whatcyer.
the COMPROMISE.
WAau1SaToa. u. e., Fen. N.-Dr mutual
agrscmcat ag., the Senate Committee on Privileges
Privileges, AMI Duties Of TIC House ia Count. Count.
ing thc Electoral Vote hare decided not 10 To
into tle examination OF papers and ACCOUNTS oT
the leaders ot either political party. In couse-
q tic Te Saona Ga'k. N New s Yask, tsiieot T nos
hc Required t." produce Nh abstract Of tho ot.-
i,'unt r ~ salnnc.t. Ttld.n at thu Third National
,ahs s,t I%T exaH,iuatlon b. the former Commits
tue SatioEml iscpabl:ean Committee, Vi iii be *
rm:si 1ron % Appearing bcfote tho latter Com
TI;, ..icS WIN ~ acr'''lnt books, papers, cite.
,.I!! ~ harmonious agtce!ncnt os the. two Com
!altfee* W. brought about through. The cxcr-
tioss u Senator Barnl.tl e,!t Ar. Ellis,
,r, h0Sy rtArT.
lAf H6ver1Imfnt's ruse against Dnn piatt wn4
stood that an indictment wifi lm returred Under
tne statutes ior tue act Of uitrs.ng selltioua
writings, aud that further proerelinee ttjil te
hc' H. t"wa.! 1si pr,S1i'iay TN indictment .or libel
which be says: "Sothing was furter iron nv
thought III pent'E tue edit oria] nf last sun
uny than thu aIorr1be crime Of assassination,
Ope'! Resistance To revolutionary wrong, fur
thing; assu.stnatl lou II another. in tho sen
tasice - strongly commented upon and de-.
liotinccl. It will uppear, when takrtl IN conucc-
t!on with WlIat prrrces an1 follows TINT nv ap-
siu," ''@ S1'
THE Iorfs1AsA McpDLE AND HAYES PROJECTED
suCTlfEitI roLscr.
w1s'i,saros, s. G., frS 0T1st nsrcr
ending touir Il dcri,neul, the I.outsana mud.
dle; w.: acaln totlay tie subject of contention
p q, Adu'ln.traston hr.tlquatter. Kellogg aud
to terl,fe recognition for rack,rt:, aud
wsre met at the tseps OF the Executive
4fllre " two delegatlons,-ouc composed .of
tcra ,snnsbc Ren.ea, aa tss o,s, ..
n'long tue next friends Of .ilaycs. These
twp delegations jolmel III request that Pack.
artl be not recognized. The Denossa.c lsIcga-
wouII tMy taxet af'd recognize the authority Of
Tue Nichols Government cfleerfuiy, but would
nut submit to tho Packard Government unless
literally plnnsd down to 1t by the boyonct. Tho
did not wlsl. to shoulder uni carry for four
Years helpless Siate tiuvernmcnt, wtIell %uu1d
I've to tIsa AtInlItistrA.iu what the kellogg GoY-
stsns t,n, !, , ha o. bee1l t. tiFanis-a dead weight;
tue Southern States those uoTerumcuts which
were recognized by tl,e people thereof: aud
tifat " ttt! ot pF"tssa 70 Use tIe resources of
W Erdsral uosstan'ent ~ prop nn ai1rn State
Cd agalnst. This rrnoning met the appro-
hation of Grnnt, wllu Inns for some time been
Tired Of tue iu'port4uities ot the earpes-bag-
rn,nstaurcs. SHOULD Packard be rucogntzcl, aud
tllas 10 artlon would be taken bY (;rant uuieas
circumstances should force II, III which event
l!e would either recognize Sicllols Or relegato
! hc whole matter TO Congress. III View of this
decision, aud In view Ut tue faet tt,at It accpFls
with tue Wishes Of 11aycs' friends. It may to
sta,ed A,t rs tlnality taut the Packard gooae u
Tie most significant part Of tho whole pro-
t1ellng II the diati,tct uyowal of Hayes' pro-
tt~te1 Southern pulley, which was nludr by ths
Republicans who waited un the President to-
Gay. They spoke 1y the book: and ure said to
tiave shown credentials whsrls left ~ room for
!!oubt ~ to til. foundtets Of their premises.
III oihrr words, their ayowal Of l!ayes' pro-
}eyted Southern policy was authorized BY f1ayes
...llIe real situation, I believe, was voiced by
4 Democratic scnAtor WHO said IL Ine to-day, il.
,rri to ~ 3usstie, wsr " wsr Eo.g a.
1aye !. la!f Tug wlt Eye them credit for, befors
layrs' tins Is up tncy Will have captured half
hs Den,oesatc purity ia the South.'f 4 credu-
ou' ;,,, tystarasr T asked him how that GUILD be
ryecs, distributing tcw big Offices whero lily
slll W The m1st .Eoul, AMI building up this
[fxaa Pacific Hailsuad,' was tls Significant
rply.
ABSURD nuNons.
WAsn,NoToS, feb. iV.-rhe DctaUcfats arc
eery ey marh cxc!tet to-tiay over rutnor, that
'onkllng had expressed q determination to
peak against thu dcrlsiou Of thu Commission
u tho Louisiana ulse. une reason fur taking
~ Tefess to.iay was terausc they expected
Fhat tic fleet would BE-, that they might take
cttun In thu eaucus accordingly. But thn New
Iurk Senator didn't lnaku the speech. lie was
'ot N nts sent. and h!s a6scnca II not readily
Sroanlca tur, but dlltgens Inquiry develops Tho
york.
Later IN tho evening story loated around
he lotols attl t4e taar'rooms that Conkllnx Aad
ltdG up his inlu4 tllAts III case IN tlevtlun Is
ot declares! by the 4tll at Marcn, there being
10 plrc-fresdcut HOT Speaker Of tho llouse,
!.s Secretary u sta!e Will become President,