The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-29

NAs1ivGroN, Aug. 2s.-With no Congress-
mon. and all the Cabin t Ministers but
ono cat " town. the White House il
,rcty tull just now hut II was somo-
what stirred this morning by a visit from
Denis Kearncy and his private secretary.
CAR brown. Tho two mon walked into
ne White House about IL o'clock. dressed
rather stability wearing slouched hats and
checked shirts. They wrote thcir names on
blank cards obtained from the doorkccpcr. md
vsro promptly received 10y Hayes. Their
interview lasted a litto over n quarter Of
nm hour. and the conversation was opened
by Kcarnoy. who said that he felt 1t both
n duty and privilege. ns he was pass
INK through Washington. to call at the White
House and pay his respects. Hayes bowed In
rather forced way. ana said nothing. kcarney
l,oked at Hayes and Hayes lookciat kearncy.
Each appeared to be in somo fear that the other
would compromise him.
Tho following account Of Kcarncy's visit TO
Washington and his interview with HAYES 3
furn she'd 10y his travelling companion: koar-
ney ler Columbus yesterday afternoon direct
for Washington. Having ascrrtnincd that Hayes
would laavc Washington before he kearney)
could get there by way Of Pittsburgh. and as he
desired to see Hayes in reference 20 the petition
sent ont by work inGmen's delegates TO the Con-
etitutionul Convention. he postponed the meet
ings al Pittsburgh and came ON here 10y the
baltimore aud Ohio Railroad and gi-tered In n
bold. round hand at the Emmett House. within
one block II the Capitol building. He repaired
othc Capitol through a driAlling rainsiorm
After wandering about the alroN"s awhile IN
search OF the Presidents rooms. hc found HIM
self In the grand rotunda gazing ou the mann
moth historical paintings. and. giving a hasty
glance upward ~ tn npeN u thr q, autlful ires
Good dome. ne inquired Tor the library. wishing
70 SEQ lilcs Of \ sun Franciseg inpr. The learn
ing that the White House, wher" O. b" Pres aeni
could Doe found. was a mil" away. he -auntcrcd
carelcssly along the wide asphaltum yay"-
m pso9ahoi b psnn5ty yNnt "''as 4n ld-urS
hu.li'ns wherc he inquired whe.A,r Il
WIS thn White House. H. WIS drrrird io the
mont oi taU Executive VI ii D.. in ihr laundry
drparin.. M. and Inquired II Pres tent Hays
MHs ia. coiored youhs woman sent INN 10
UpIn entering the mnin entrance he WE. mt
n" Prasidsnft ihS S' a,fsnisn d r,,ti HIM
VI on" Hight OF sipirs. which Do" ascent ~. say
ms s 1lu rely " tSpo q TRorit TE AIM
other attendant sitting at the de-A. and 10 him
Aiienian, Hes very busy want to see him
kcrncy-Yes. sir. Of course. or woullntbe
The attendant handed Kearuey carl ana
pencil. ana on which the latter VT te. Denis
among many ladies aid ecn,le,. "A alroaiy
waiting to pay their rosp"f-. H. tLe interval
II became noiscd about that k"0rucy. the aslia-
~
clerks and hunsies soon had o.'r-. q . PASS
through casting sdcQng CLAN e. soon the
attendant motionrd to kcarn'y ana ice and his
Secretary were ushorcd inc Hayes Irvg;e
room containing Hayes and his .."no%ral HE
reporter AM Mr. Crum. friend. Hayes ar 1se
from the end Of the long table whore tho CAB
int l. wont 10 meet walking with long strides
toward kearney. He extended a hand. Kear-
ney met i With. m Dennis hearney' are You
IIaycs-Yes' sir glad to meet YOU:
Said kearny. Thank you. sir. THIS is CGrl
Browne also Of California | would Mt il.igt
re'oEnz"d you from the pictures have seen u
Hayes 'biushingl-Oh. inloed UNDERSTOOD
the pictures Of me- were pretty good LeaMlns
back IN his chair. You have Icon ont W rsi,
Kearncy-Yes Sir: i have boon - Chiroso
ST. Louis and arrived here from Columbus TINS
You must feel tired" said Hayes. "Ireal
ofy9ur speaking in Cincinnati, Jet Lac soc last
Kearney Yes. 1 was there then and a, New.
Hayes You were born in Massachusetts were
Kearney-\o. sir; was born in ireland
iiayes-lnieed | was msln'urmed.
kcarney leaning over on u" f-N.". with - Ia
Of face IN right hanll-l called -.e y.u "a
re'eren.e 10 a document SON rom Cali! p
On the Chinese question. Dil you receive li ?
dofumenlS on that SUBJECT lately tA"i eanL] 4
Kcar i';@iff was petition sen, a,ly dele.
cations elect Of the Workinsiaor- party
Hayes-l think must have looked over it, /
nave a 9SS IpoiniInG t. laEsG ooA IN anoiher
subjects which | call the Chinese question. But
A. my mind IL pretty well mad. az ~ tho suo-
T. pay little attention 10 ans documents Lev
Keaney-I hope It amt made mp the wrong
way is YOU no doubt received 81 5000 deal. pr2
aud ,pn. and also had u great many friends "
tn Chinese call on you. with tie beauties ~
Chinese labor. as those who nre making money
out ot them are very much in love with them.
Hiyes-ies. numoer 81 parties favorable T.
Them have called. But the prepoAderanee Of
=, kearney then went into long description OF
NE evils ot Chinese cheap labor and the power
o. ne six Chinese companies.
Hayes llnterruptlngl-Ar" there any others
guecied with the Introduction Of CHINESE
ckearney-Yes, capitalists; The Pac.le Mail
steamship Company and raj road corporhti ons.
%h) make big money out OF them in conlunc-
Ton with the SIX Chinese companies
hlyes expressed surprise AT me hearny then
Explained that these men. AMI the hent- %! COM
lHhirs were consplrntOrs against cur GOV
eerument and ,, were engaged IN the
slavery trahi,. He described the horrors ~
.llha town as only he can. and said besides,
4, lhey have their secret tribunal. 10y which
G sa,y Ky e9ademn. and execute each other re-
pHayes-A government within Government.
" - tier ~ ATTEMPT 70 preyeni tais ...o
me slX companies are very rich, and buy them
~ They buy up legis and everything
.else unit, now the people are agolng 10 attend
Hayes Oh yes, am aware Of a great deal Of
fln n OF your people On THIS account Hayes
and their exertions In the last Congress. which
hear4ey treated lightly, having little faith in
Malr honesty.
Kearney-By the way Mr.. President, have
LIS sublact2
time.
Correct rsAsonng1
Hayes / think they embody abou, the same
tlhclpi"s rs laid down by the Congressional
npnmitee on the subject, which provides that
u led a. = fl.
cations.
kearney-Oh no. Butler says State has
power by constitutional enactment 70 protect
Isst against curse.
Hayes Yes. but the Chinese now extend all
over the country. and II seems TO me too great
question lor ono State To- grapple with, How
T"r think Congress next " inter- Will come 10
Senui'e action favorable 10 your people Oh the
T,&ed Question
.kgmuey-They will have to scratching his
pHAyes changing the subject and addressing
DIp2"hl l4u are native OF California;
Hpwn-Ng, sir; Illinois.
kearne}- Well, Mr.. Hayes, how do you ac-
'uAl i9f ihe depression In business
,H"lr7 l"h with agr"at many graceful ges.
nlNn ANA win much rArnestncss discussed
. .NubItct, speaking about the war, the