The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28


would be instructed TO cast their ballots Tor him
What may happen within the next Two years Oh
course none tell; some great emergency may
arse which will briug out new man around whom
the party rally, but at present Inc party pms its
A couyersatiou on State politics ensued, during
which the Senator expressed the belief that Chandler
in all probability be candidate Tor the selt Mr.
Wadisigh now n0lus IN the United States Senate
TALK WITH MINISTER MOVES
Ex-Governor Noyes, VINO thoroughly enjoys the
MAGNIFICENT lnat Keeps the sojournsrs u boars
head 80 this excessively hot weather, DID not
ut first Inclined 10 Talk. He expressed the Ut
moot friendship Tor the hERALD. add spoke IN tho
I,uusst terms Of the manner IN which conductors
had treated him botn Ia PARIS and New York he said
he had not made any study OF politics siacs NO. naa
been 10 country and appended only on the news
papers the reports OF few friends
from the States for information while IN
IN The French capital about the evident tendency OF
the repu UcAn party TO oner him reconciliation, but
the General declined 10 STATE whether he wouid ac
cept n nomination IN case It SHOULD DC rendered he
said he tired OF politics, and should hesitate 10
again enter The arena ho haa mao more mn nun ons
much prefer 10 take his ease ior inc balance OF MS
HE
..Do you believe he would accept nomination ifit
were offered IN sucn way TO lead him 10 believe
that tue interests Of the party demanded MS accept
anceY"
Il really cannot say" said Minister Noyes. III
have nothing 10 found Judgment on except his state
nsnts TO me and my knowledge OF nis character l
think he would however, run IN the contingency you
mention"
Governor Noycs expressed the utmost regard for
was honest, upright man "Bui," said he, ~
cannot Geny that he Kept class Of men around MIN
in whom hnd no conudence"
The Minister chatted pleasantly on his experience
In Paris, the people ne mot tuere. ana stated that
he regarded his POSITION there as exceedingly pleasant
and able. On the Potter investigation he also
talked freely. He had come 5000 miles 10 vhdicnto
his character and ne told the committee that he was
prepared to any and al questions rotating to
his visit TO tho South. The COMMITTEES mad treated
him with muon courtesy and consideration, but made
NO Gu pital VI testimony Mr.. Noyes Will sail
ne We
York, Long Branch and Pniisdeiphia
POLITICS AMID THE COOL BRREzEs AT WHITE
sULpHun-rHE COMMITTEES THAT ARE
coMiSG VIEWS OF A CONFEDERATE ON HE
POTTER INVESTIGATION.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS !
Greeubrier County, W. Va, July ~, 1878.
Yesterday sweltcred aud painted IN the dust, hoat
and glare OF a city 227 miles away with the thcrmom
c,cr at lO1 degrees, and to-day uxurato 800 feet
above the level OF the sea- in the AeghAnies with the
mercury rs degrees al noon and people here say that
is very hot Al three r. NJ. It rose TO the exiraord
nary height oil SO degrees in the shade, which Is
gardsd by timo-honored visitors as unprecedenty
warm weather Tor The springs To-Day ihero Is
a rafting breeze that does not appear 10 have
the slightest regard Tor any cstab shed rulo
by which the winds might be governed Il
whrls about Ia the most reckless sort vi manner II
fans you from every conceivable direction. In tho
language OF mariner VITO Is revlling IN the delights
oil pure mountain air, fresh fat mutton and sulphur
GUS water, It rakes you tore and an Then takes you
on the s,arboard, and not content with MAKES
de,our or 1anx movement and delivers q whole
broadside OF felicity on your port quarter.
THE sKAsox
with oil the charms aud attractions OF tho place,
and considering the heat elsewhere, there that
successful, paying season. The arrivals are hardly
hume rous as they might BIO ~ this advanced period
OF the summer. Nor there the average contribu-
ton OF nolabes, nor the ''visting statesmen" that
the White sulphur usually boasts Of this time o: tho
year. Stll the proprietors keep "stir upper lip"
aud say they worry vol satisfied SO Tar, and they
predict a iul company by the 1st OF August. sup
pose there three hundred and nty actual guests
hero now, when there ought 10 say the least be
double that Number. When the 'busses drove up last
ana discharged their contents the exhibit was
not cvor cnoering, and a visitor remarked to me,
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
Coming events TO winch everybody LOOKS forward
win III UGH interest are the meeting OF the minis.
sion Tor the reorganization oil the army and Two
balls for the bcIet respectivcy of the cunt
Vernon Association and the Ice Monument Associa-
tiou. Tho urst OF these furnishes an amount OF
ross,p for large number OF exConIsderslss and OK.
United STATES army officers, ana speculation riie ss
probable result vi the Deliberations VI tho Com.
m, ssion. Nearly all seem TO os IA iavor OF kceping
ereaso, who the exceptional opinion that should be
reduced usually comes IRON poi,ician soutteraers
eager get back into the army aud aavy and To
occupy their old places ir thenl, asd al oourse
generally strcnuousiy opposed to the peey OF rsduc
ton.
GOOD rIKLD poR BurLgR.
rumor that Ben Butler was a member OF ths CON-
mission aud would NC nj the White created
tho ivol;ert comment, IRON which ] deduced the
op non that Ben s not so Unpopular al tho south
b. was ten years ago lie would be quite curiosity
here ana think II Would be ssrd 10 the Psylons
nj M % A cf
too, would ind West Virginia gooi held In wuich 10
disseminate ms sresnoatk ideas The 'Bantam
State" fertile IN greenbsckers and redosnt VI
greeDback heresies, and Ben would flourish. The
aaies all agog over the Uaiis impAtienty await
ing dates liked for them The frss takes piacc on
tho 9th OF August the Mount Vernon BALL. aud Mrs.
Washington reatcu 10 the iilustrious FAtnsr oi HIS
to Insure its nnancial success The Lee
Mou umcnt DULL comes on ON The 18Th Of August.
Both will be grand AFFAIRS.
CONFEDERATE on the POTTER INVESTIGATION
Ponucal gossip at tho Springs docs not yet amount
TO much. rhe politicians have not arrived Ia force
Tut mot hero ex-Coufcderatc General WHO has ~
urea prominently political matters both Virginia
aud south Carolina, and VINO. IN response to an
inquiry opinion about tho Poster iuvestiga
ton, gave some very sound views, which deserve
publication Hs saudi
ri do not approve OF the manner the Potter resoiu
tons we're brought forward. They look TO an out.
sdcr u they originated IN political intrigue TO
forward somebody's political iortunes They did not
originate Ia sucn way us to iuprsss one with tho DO.
ieI that they ~ view solely tue success ef
tho democratic party. They seem 10 be Intended TO
supremacy. The Mary Wand RESOLUTIONS were
without foundation In reason or CONSTITUTIONAL
Law. The democratic party has always held
that each department OF governments must DO Kept
separate aud restrained wtnin the special functions
assigned TO u under tue constitution Congress s TO
mako laws, the courts them and The Pres
ident 10 execute them. The President and senate
treaties certain public Offices the Congress
decides upon the election VI PresdonI No other
power decide upon hat TACT and the decision OF
The Congr ess Is conclusive upon all the world Once
made II cannot DO inquired into or reversed, or set
aside Wy courts or asy subsequent Congress.
TnE kLEcToRAL COMMISSION.
''rhe Electoral Commission may have been wise
unwise. But when the vote by the Con-
gress made difference by whose advice that body
was controlled or suided 10 counting the vote. The
count OF The decision by Congress- The
erection is vested In ~ by the constitution, and no
court, commission, committee or any earthly power
eau review the OF that discretion aud suUst
the discretion and count ny tho Court tor tho DIS