The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

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wiehelest DAYS of araatisn1 when the bees.
headed Williams sht III the Department. Qf
Justice to advise, and the drunken Durell
| rrelpd nn the district beach tb rSheute the
will pf thieves
| 1t ia not. Indeed. detinitive change. But IL
| serves tn show To what an extent Mr.. Hayes.
with ali the native goodness Of purpose whlah
| II is the debt If eanaor tu r,,i,uetle to him, is
suberl 10 the sway 1T thn base Influences
which are unfortunately at his side. am in
| Formed That at
| TnH CABINET MEETING ON TUESDAY
| There wac difference If opinion amounting
| tp threat Of schisnl. And am alsoinf2tlm,ea Y,
| iha' III and out oF Cabinet Tho voice If Carl
| srhsis has been steadily heard In favor ot
| The straight line If the inaugural policy and
against any tenpntizna " meet the personal
| necessities Of anybody If this be ttue. and
there IL reason to believe that III is. beeausp the
ono thing upon which sohutz tas always been
CONSISTENT is the right OF local seif3gove,n-
tnent IN ts broadnst sense II this he true.
Mr.. snhulz Must receive the thanks Of the
Southern people and hn hpnoind by thettl and
by ali uthnt honest people as we'll
The question for Mt. Hayes 10 consider is
very simple one. 1t Is the question whether
he shall permit the personal necessities of
John Sherman toJeaa, ohim into an attitude OF
spitaey TO uompeuhd felony ha To fact, sur4
pi,se Mr. Hayes talsea the course which John
sherman aitges, that, is to cay, snppose he
ttlca to resultett the doctrine of o
FEnEHAn .tNrHRFHHtNrE
with the local concerns Of tho stateaf The
sole aim af Sherman Ia 10 save himself ! re-
veal l,t, srrrssA when | cay that Gov. Nichols
j,as hn.,, alyisnd tbat II y. ,yii .siva aatisIar
turv guarantees that none Ut the visiting
statesmen shal hn inflicted, ne master what
revelations may he made bv the Returning
| Board 1T ettiefHfa there will be no more talk
~ Tn,ls,al iut,stfs,an,,s AMI thn members ,f
sha bop,,l viii ba abandoned bv the Aamins-
tialipn to thei, fate What Ia the meaning Of
Words, Y tliis hase and dhstafdiv ptopasilion,
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plaIaant oar ia oo,,nsels II suph dismal wicked
iess. W far as Sherman ID concerned, Tho
motion OF such enda is nothing more than the
logical sequence of his career; a career
which would be utterly nnonotnnus but
for the occasional chaams Of ,simne
villainv which here and there diversity the
otherwise dull plain of its basnneaa. That
Sherman would Instantly desert Wellsoand
Anderson, aud never take another Thought Of
their suilerinss II he could he satistaoto-
tily assured Of his own safety, a no news ~
those who know him or are familiar with his
situation II, these pletniaea. II Is NO more or
no wpfse that, he did In Frank Huftt's eHsn.
in short. IL ia no worse or no better than he
would do undnf any similar circumstances
for go Tho saelinnre is vicatioua and himself
the henofiaass hs;., dons not "atn who suffers.
from an aocumpltee ID crime to his grand
mother:
snt tnis is not oil Of Johns selemc to save
himself. He Ia not only
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