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The SILVER hNl -or~ 81 Mr.. HAYES
TO-DAY. IL = UEDecs~~@ry 10 s4y
Tia, not-ot,v knows-uEl~-s, f0T n
woDslsr. be klIa.elf does. what b.
vii do with the ISll Those who
talk With him most on tEe subject
are most IN doubt. 1t Is said to is
impossible for any NAH. who has
positive convictions on any subject. To
keep his temper while talking, with
Mr.. Hayes, who has no firm convic-
tons on any subject. Ii is fortu-
nate for the South that he was ire
vocably committed, before his inau-
curation, to the withdrawal OF the
troops from Louisiana and South
Carolina. If he had had IN oppor-
tunity to consider the subject, he
would still be considering it.
It is not believed the silver men
in Congress will push other contemp-
lated financial measures until Mr..
Hayes has taken action ON the silver
bill. Butler, Ewing and others,
however, are ready at any and all
times to take advantage of any ia.
vorable opportunity that may occur.
think myself safe in saying, not
withstanding the ability of these
gentlemen and the influence they
unquestionably have had on this
subject, they will be compelled by a
very large majority to await the ac-
ton of MIR. Hayes on the bill as
passed and to refrain from forcing
! extreme financial measures through
Congress Ivy attaching them rs
Orders" to regular appropriation
bills.
The motion of Anderson's counsel
for a new trial on charges of forgery
and altering the votes of Vernon
Parish has been denied. There are
still other devices which his counsel
can employ to keep Anderson out Of
the Penitentisry for time. 1t
should be remembered that the man
employed some of ablest conserya-
tive lawyers of the State and that
Messrs. Hayes and Sherman are his
anxious friends. so that whatever
can be done to save him or to post
pone his final Incarceration will be
done.
The temperance men may be said
to have had possession of the CITY
yesterday. Murphy spoke to ten
thousand people in font of the Cap
ital, and other thousands we're gath
cred in halls and churches through
out the city. There has never been
in this city anything like tha present
interest in this subject. Most of the
10 cal leaders are, men Who were for
merly noted a. hopeless victims of
intemperance. It is noticeable that
these men are in a measure displac-
ing the temperance speakers of q few
years ago, nearly oil of whom were
of that class who had always been
total abstainers. KENO.