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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, April H. 1878.
QUE COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH FRANCE
MEETING OF THE DELICATE FROM THE
FRENCH COMMITTEE WITH MEMBERS OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DELIVERED.
number of members OF Congress met At Worm
Isys Hotel night including Representatives Monroe
and Cox OF Ohio; Harrison and Burchsrd, OF Illinois;
Cpitssndcn and Hewitt, OF Now York Banks, Nor
cross Morse and Crapo Of Massachusetts,; Ciymer OF
pcnnsyivauia; Donnell, OF Minnesota; Tucker, of
Virginia; and Senators Hill, o. Georgia; Eustis OF
Louisiana; Butler, OF South Carolina; Jones, OF
For,ds aud others Tho Invitations were extended TO
these gentlemen by Messrs Banks aud Hewitt TO hear
tho statement OF N. Leon Chotteau Tho meeting was
organised by calling General Banks 10 the chair who
stated that the object OF Chotcau's visit was to
procure an extension and permanent enlargement OF
tho commercial relations between France and tho
United states That gentleman was . member OF sno
committee organ zcd In France for that purpose
Ing mo cooperation oil tho citizens OF tho Unitod
States General Banks said u might not DO practical
bio for gentlemen horc 70 suggest movement In that
direction but u would DO we'll nrst 10 hear what ~
Chot,eau had TO say on tho subject NJ Chot,eau
then read short address, In tho course OF which no
said:-
We thtpx In Paris that all 10 not quite right In tho
com relations OF France aud tue United States
o,ost OF the American articles are prohibited with u.s.
end Inc French products whcn diferept rules OF
change would bring TO you desert your shores. You
wsnt 70 extend your foreign uaae. sboud me pro-
states 10 France be removcdf That 10 the question
winch 1 beg OF you 10 come and discuss a.
Ysra WIN mp sounsrymsn IT. she debates
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.

HE HAS NO Aspiration FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
In letter by the Hon. Alexander II. stephens, pub.
ishcd In the Augusta Ga Chronicle, ~ the following
passage:- x
There 10 perhaps hardly any necessity for my n.
iuding specially another avtics--sdiorialfu your
issue Of the I'd INST, In reference TO the
OF my nume with tho next Presidency, Uut ! feel IL
10 be my duty 10 do 70. For tho Kind sentiments
toward me personally you ana others have ex-
pressed upon this subject, !, OF course, but
feel thankful II Is due, however, 10 you and tho
public, well as myself, that l should say
promptly, well most earnestly that the idea OF
Presidency with any aspiration desire Tor
Office, never entered my MIND and ncvcr viii while
retain my senses mean no reflection whatever
upon others who hnve aspirations desires IL that
direction. speak only Tor myself have no object
public lilo but usctuncss and f0el assured IRON
my CONVICTIONS, that my present position IL the
Que IN which this object can DO most successfully
accomplished
Aod you may DO assured shni not, n 1.-Two, remain
where am DAY longer than sce some hopeful
prospects OF my rendering useful service 70 my
mediate constituents, well to the country gene
orally. Yours, truly.
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
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CONTESTED SEATS.

Tho Jersey City Board Of Canvasssrs will meet to.
dag for porpose OF canvassng tho votes cast at
Tuesdays election and there Will probably DO Two
contested soats. Dr. Theodore y. Morris, candidate
for Director OF Education, claims 70 havo received
1885 votes, giving him . majority Of 50 over John
Rowe democrat, ana the returns show majority Tor
Rowe OF 20
In tho second precinct Of the Second district David
o. Joyce, democrat, for Police Com received
la3 majority ecctng MN IN the disrict over Patrick
Malone, Independents democrat, by 10 majority. Tho
OF the second precinct show oniy 522 votes
polcd while the aggregate vote for Tho three candi
dates Tor Police Comm issioncr - 557.
Thomas Aidridgc who was defeated for Justice Of
the Peace In tho Fifth district by BERNARD Pcrrinr,
will contest PcrrDe's seat on tue ground that ho
served election inspector. beng therefore de-
barred BY law from taking tho scat.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.


wAsnryGros, April IL, 1878.
on motion Of Mr.. ANTHONY. trcp) Of r. l., 10 was
ordered that when tho senate adjourn today u DO to
meet Monday.
ON motion Of Mr. MORRILL,, trcp.I Of VI, the Senate
took up and passed tho bill to repair and put opera
tion the mint At New Orleans.
rnE MONTGOMERY BLAIR RESOLUTION.
Mr. DENNIS, (deml of Nd, presented tho resolution
Of the Maryland Legislature tho Blair resolut,oo) In
relation TO tho Electoral Commission, and moved It's
reference TO tho Judiciary Committee.
SPEECH Nh. DENNIS
In presenting the resolution Mr.. DENNIS said
Mr.. PREsrpssr-Ii tho Senate will bear with mo q
moment viii explain my relation TO this resolution.
There are Instructions coming 70 mo from the
Legislature Of my State IN regard 10 %. am opposed
" IL shall acs with good aishs voted for The an,
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BELLIGERENr BENEDICTS.

Louisa Rchm, OF No. 42s wost Forty-sixth street;
Eliza McKeop, OF No. Ci5 East Fifteenth street. ana
Caroline woloecker, OF No. 537 West Fifty seventh
street, had their respective husbands arrested on
Wednesday evening charges Of assault and battery.
Tho threo boigerent Bcucdicts wore arragnci before
Judeo smith yesterday Mrs. Rcnm stated that NOT
husband, who " cripple, was 10 tnc hapt o. Dcauns
nor and that on Wednesday night no struck her ovci
tho head nnd BODY wiih hrs crutch. Mrs. WoiOecxet
avcrrcd that her husband beat her unmerciiuly witt
his lists Mrs. McKeon said nor husband had struck
her over the head with q dinner can aud intiotcc
tbrce severe cuts but sho refused TO appear against
hin Messre Rchm aud woibcokcr weic tDs'cupor
committed for triai; but James McK,or was dis
AL
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TIE REVEREND coLoRED BrBLIco- AsrnoNoNxR
WILL NOT LECTURE FOR PERSONAL PROFIT
WHILE SOULS AEE TO DE s,vED.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO rHE HERALD
RICHMOND, Va. April II, 1874
The Rov. John Jasper tcooredl. whose sun-mOving
theories have recently made him SO famous, "a
Champignon, has oesn intcrvicwoi In regard 20 lee
turing tour, Which, u was thought, would provo Won
deriuIy profitable. He declincd 10 enterts,n the
proposition, upon tho ground that hrs fock were Ia
the midst Of "a revival, with many yearnnx souls
praycruly seeking the waters al salvation. and
would he leave while one re- pc ntnug
sinner renamed TO be benefited by min islragious.
He said ne had been approached by many upon tho
81 bject, including gentleman all the from tna
North. who made him a very tempting offer.
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TO TIE ISLAND AGAIN.

John Carpenter, Of No ~ wcaTwcnty third street,
separated from his vito Mary SIX weeks ago. and bsv.
Ing previously assaulted her sent to tho Is Tor
thirty days. Carpenter was released q lev days ago
aud yesterday met bis wife IN Harlem with her child
In hcr arms. Ito followed her 70 her homo In l2eih
street, near Eighth avenue and Is alleged tried 10
snce, whorcupon the husband, 10 Is stated, drew .
kn,fo and threatened TO kill her. ofiocr Burns, Of
the mounted squad, who had been wstchtng the pair
then stepped up aud arrested Carpenter. Yesterday
10 ITO Harlem Police Court, Judge Fammer returned
the accused 10 hts OLD quarters tho Island, thia
time for SIX montha
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WARRINGTON, April III, 1879.
wEY DON CAMERON WAS NOT APPOINTED ON
THE nEPuBLIcAN CONGRESSIONAL COM
MIrrBE.
Considerable comment ~ we'll as surprise, has been
secure the Pennsylvania place the Republican Con-
Rrossional Committee made up at the caucus In the
Capitol last night II that during the
Aho day the Psnnsyiyanta Consressmsn gos together
TO discuss and agree upon the selection to be made
shom. and that out OF the entire delegation
pniy some i've or six expressed any dosire
10 choose Mr. Cameron. Tho argument used In
opposition him that no candidate for re-
eection to the Senate, and that his appointment az
member Of tho Congressional Committee would DO re-
gardsd . signal OF hostility to tho President and
Tor that would ALLEVIATE the Hayes republicans
In the Pennsylvania Legislature, and weaken, II not
destroy chances OF coming back to the Senate. This
argument proved so convincing that whom the Penn
sylvanians apart In the nominate th cir
they found no difficulty in agreeing Colonel
Jacob NJ Campbell, the Representative from she Sew.
entecnth district.
COLONEL woRTHINoToN's "DIsCoURsE ON
SHILOH"
Colonel worthngton docs not mean TO be put down
by General Sherman without striking back, and has
determined TO deliver address at ramadgc HALL
tomorrow evening. which no calls "Dscourse on
Shiloh" To his letter to General Sherman, asking
him whether he Is willing to havo hts 81
and General Shormans conduct battle Of shiloh
Investigated by the military committee OF either
House, the General mas paid NO attention.
BENERAL SHIELDS ON THE FLOOR OF THE
HOUSE.
General Shields tho hero OF the latest war reached
Washington to-day and invited 70 tho floor OF tho
House. whcrc no received tho congratulations OF all
political parties hts narrow escape from tho tolls
ana troubles OF tho doorkeepershp. Notwithstand.
ing all the recent pothor about him, beginning as
early last Friday when General Butler opened tho
ball with hts resolution 10 elect him Door keeper Of
tho House, tho hero OF Mexico, tho Shcnan-
doah and the Capitol In blissful ignorance
OF the honors intended him until last Monday
afternoon, subsequent TO tho election Of General
Field II that he In tho interior OF Massa-
chusetis at the tmo OF his nomination. lecturine and
II until no got into Boston Monday aftcrnoon
that no put In possession OF baskoful OF ielc-
grams from Washington Of all sorts aud kinds most
OF them imporng him to reject the overtures OF tho
republican misch cfma and roiuso DO their
candidate This fact accounts for tho failure OF the
democratic leaders 10 lay bis decnaton, AZ thoy
peotcd, before the House o q Monday.
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THE SUNNYsIDE DISASTER.

RoSDorr, N. r., April H. 1873.
Tho trial OF tho OF Hayward against tho Cit-
xcns' Steamboat Company was begun to-day IN the
Circuit Court, peioro Judge Leonard Tho suit Is for
60 900 damages for tho loss OF Mrs. Hayward who was
drowned the time Of ths steamboat sunnyside dis
ss.cr. December l, 1876, ana Is test case. There
wcro eleven lives and considerable property lost by
tho suunysido disaster, and several othcr casos do
pend upon tbs result oi this trial. Tho plaintiffs. tbo
executors Of Mira Hayward, claim that tho defend
wcro gully OF neghgencs. which the defendants
deny Tho counsel Tor tho plaintiffs are Charles A.
New York; and Tor the defendants William A. Beach,
Of New York. ana y. I. Westbrook, OF this CITY.
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wAsHiSGroS, April IL, 1873.
Colonel Rufus ingalls,, Assistant Quartcrmaster
General, United s.atos Army, viii DO relieved iron
duty In tho military division Of the Pacific and Will
report 10 tho Lieutenant General commanding the
division OF tho Missouri 10 relieve Lieutenant Colonel
b. u. Hoabird Of duties o! Cnisf Quartcrmsster
OF ths division.
Tho President sent the following nominstiots to
the Senate to-day
First Lieutenant Edgar W. Bass, Corps OF Eng'n-
ees, United States Army TO be Professor Of Matnc-
MATES In the MIiilsry Aoademy, West Point.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

A petition signed by many members of tho Produos
Exchange WINS presented yesterday TO Mr. Cole, the
President, requesting him to call a meeting the
purpose Of taking ballot regard 10 tho closing OF
tho Exchange on Good FRIDAY. Tho meeting will
probably take place on next Tuesday.
Tho schedule OF rates o tolls Tor 1878 received
yesterday tho Exchsng from Auditor Schuyler NJ
Albany. These ratios have been established by tho
Canal Board persons aud properly transported on
tho Erie Cham plain, 0swego and the Cayuga aud
scncca canals 10 tsko effect on tho opening Of navga
tion Toll 10 to DO computed upon tho weight q, 900
pounds per milo OF all articles contaned IN tLo lat.
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THE BUGBEE FORGERIES.

Bosrox, Mass, April II, 1873.
In view OF the present aspect OF Holt Bugbse's
affairs ind tho uncertainty TO what may yet DO
veoped the nrm has decided to 60 into bankruptcy.
Bugbsc In hts statement, confessed but partially his
criminal transactions. time proved The total
amount OF forged papcr now ieots up $147, O0o and
stock and other properly In Indianapolis whicn the
nrm has estimated at about sos. 0O0 will exceed
$50 000 In addition to the forged paper the indcbt-
Of the firm amounts 10 about $40, o00 making
the total liabilities, lar known, Sls7,0Oo This
estimate Is made on the prosum ption that $S2 900 In
notes, which tho banks hol0. viii DO paid BY the
makers. To Offset their Indebtedness the firm have.
with their Indianapolis property, about $3.50, 600.
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TON.
HoSG KONG, March l3 1873.
Admiral Patterson OF tbe United States Navy. sails
from Hong Kong TO shanghai In the Monocacy
ana from there In the Ashueot Yokohama arriving
carly In April
The United States ship Monographs has arrived at
Hong Kong 10 take tho place ol the Tennessee. She
will IN tnrn DO relieved Ia The autumn by tho Rich
YnOn
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TRIAL OF MOLLIE MAGUIRES.

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, April II, 1873
The case OF tho Commonwealth james Melon
nell, Charles Sharpe and Thomas Dakin was called
this morning Tho prisoners arc charged with muir
dcring George X. Smith, at Audcnricd, on tho night
Of November 15 1861 They elected TO DO tried scpa.
ratey, and tho District Attorney went on with Nc
DonbclIs case. great deal OF interest Is felt 10 tho
trial account OF the length OF limo since the muir
DER and because IL oil the rst Mollic Maguire
outrages. A Jury obtained without trouble.
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

WHEELING, W. Va, April IL, 1878.
frightful accident occurred here yesterday cvon-
Ing Six boys tried the Ohio River at Martins
Ferry OF tho suburbs OF this city, In q rickctty
skin. Whom half way across tho stream two Of them
attempted 10 change Seats and In doing capsizcd
tho boat Tho boys struggled maniuy, but before ard
could reach shcm thrcc-unm med Pctor Mulligap, Holy
Crowl and Frank McKimm-were drowned. Tho
others saved All the boys were good swimmers
but one, ana he was picked up IN better condition
any oil tho others, although the current 10 very
rapid The bodies have not been recovered.
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A RAILWAY IN DISPUTE.

MONTREAL, April II, 1873
Tho Provincial Railway Comm issoners have arrived
here and demanded possession oil tho Montreal, OF
tawa and Occidental Railway IRON Duncan Melon
aid, contractor OF the Western section and lattcry
iessee OF tho Tho refuses hand over the
road, NJ the lease has expired sir. Mcdonald vas
tue section completed aud iuily equipped IN
October last Tor So, GOO 600 Tue government have
advanced him over 100000 Of the contracs
price, and It will $500, 600 10 complete
work specified In the Contract The government VIII
probably takc forcblc possession without delay.
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YOUNG THIEVES.

Peisr Honmcyor. agcd twelve. and William Wilde
man. agsd ten, pcdcrs by occupation, anu residing 10
inis city, stopped a. tho house Of Mrs. chrissius
Hoffman, on Mn Road, Jersey CITY Heights, ycs,cr.
day 10 cell m .tcncs, and, hndiog no ono IN. the,
picked ny watch and cusin and ran out onicer
Smith, OF the Fourth precinct, arrested them aud
Judge Davis committed them Tor trial
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Bosroy. April IL, 1878.
John +. Lyon. president OF tho Boston, Concord
aud Montrcsi Railroad, burned death last night
Of the Pcmigewassct House, at Plymouth, n. H.
Some time In tho night no IN conscq ucnoo OF
Illness aud Tell TO the noor lamp no carried broke
sotttnn Ore % Is clothing.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
wAsniSGros. April IL,

wAsniSGroS. April ii, 1878.
Passed Assistant Paymasior Frederick Y. Alley -
ordered to the receiving shin Independence Lieu,on-
ant A. G. McMochan IL detached from the Hydro.
grapnic once aud piacod waiting orders Paymas.
tor George g. Hcndco detached IRON the receiving
ship independence aud ordered 70 shs Navy Yard,
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PRoviDEscE, r. L., April II, 1878.
joshua Dodge and wife, OF Block Island, were
poisoned on Monday night by eating poisonous root
mistake for horse radlsh. Az iast reports 10 was
thought that MrA Dodge could not recover.
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SENTENCED FOR LIBEL

NEwror, N. j., April IL, 1873
In the matter Of the Kcisey.rat.erson libel suit
Patterson sentenced This afternoon TO ntccn days
10 the County Jail aaa 70 pay $3.50 nne and the costs
oi the prosecutor.
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FAILURE OF A DISTILLER.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, April II, 1878.
Thomas l.. wiswelI, distiilsr Of Tpps canoe OHIO,
has fed his petition in bankruptcy. Hts liabilities
are $40. 0O0 Tho assets small.
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POSTAL COMMISSION.

hAvASA April IL, 1873
Tho Postal Com mission from tho United States,
sting OF thirty persons. arrived this city
day. All OF tho party we'll
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FATAL AFFEAY.

nALrrAx, N. s., April III, 1878.
Mr.. Carvic, a bookkcepcr nj brewery In this city,
In an alteration with DR. Delaney a few days since
received Injuries which proved fatal TO day Delaney
WHO only recently passed through the New York Col.
icge. has disappeared.
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REVENUE MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


w1sHrNUfuN, AIrI
Second Assistant Engineers H. G. whiworth, OF
the revenue steamer Dexter, and W. y. Brakeman, OF
the Levi Woodbury., have been detached from thcir
vessels aud placed on waiting orders.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

DETROIT, Micb., April II, 1873
Seven stores ana Ave dwellings were destroyed by
Gro al Cadillac this State carly this morning. Tho
total loss Is about $40 0oo Thcrc Is tiio Insurance.
Mrs. Bloupt persisted IN tho flames.
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mare Island. Cal. Pay Inspector Caspar scheuck 10
detached IRON the Navy Yard, Mare Island, and or
dered to settie account6
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AN ASCENDING BANK PRESIDENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
n. L II "a

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LONG BRANCH, y. j., April IL, 1873.
The paragraph In the HERALD OF to-day abiding 10
the absconding of President II. A. Mclutyre with the
funds OF the FIRST National Bank Of Lake City and the
First National Bank OF Colorado Springs the subject
OF considerable comment this place. he has
been visiting his family during the past days. Mr.
Mcintyre is member OF Tho Mcintyre family who have
been prominent in the management OF tho Mansion
House Al Long Branch and OF whom proprietor VI
the Aberdeen Hotel, on Broadway, New York. Mr..
Mcintyre lett this place about nine ago taka
position In QUO OF the above named oanks and has
since received rapid promotion. During his recent
stay OF several days in tins place he mingled with the
residents, without any attempt at conccamenL On
Monday last he was driven 10 Red Bank, whore Il 10
Supposed he took the boat tor New York
THE COLORADO SPRINGS BANK NOT INJURED.
DENVER, Col, April IL, 1879
Later developments seem 10 snow that the First
National Bank of Colorado Springs will be weak.
ened by tho maversaton OF Mcintyre tho absconding
president now set of officials havo been chosen
for the bank and It's affairs are beiieved TO be
footing No clue 10 McIntyre's movements has
boon obtained but u is supposed he has gone 10
Europe.
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WASHINGTON.
Refusal Of the House to Abolish
the Pension Agencies.
The BLAIR RESOLUTION IN THE SENATE.
Senator Booth, Of California, on the
Chinese Question.
OUR COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
Trouble Over Certain Political Imprud-
ences Of General Grant.
Colonel Worthington VS..
General Sherman.
FROM oUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Senator Booth, Of California, on the
Chinese Question.
OUR COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
Trouble Over Certain Political Imprud
ences OF General Grant.
Colonel Worthington vs.,
General Sherman.
FROM DUN SPECIAL coRREsPoND DENT.

WASHINGTON, April H. 1878.
DxcRxAsINo THE PATRONAGE OF THE ExEcu-
t* TrvE--A CASE IN POINT.
TO show how d,cuIt IL s to decrease patronage the
House to-day rejected the clause the Pension bill
which provided fol the consolidation Of all numer-
Gus pension agencies into small number. about
eighteen Thie provision was voted down summary,
tho greater number Of members hoping some DAY or
other DO able TO influence the appointment OF pen
sion agent in their districts And yet thcre are
many and frequent gttering generasies uttered here
about The necessity OF decreasing the patronage of
the Executive
s'srALwART" REPUBLICANS TROUBLED OVER
!. CERTAIN ''1MpRUDENcIEs" OF GENERAL
0RANr--A FEL1crroUs WAY OF DIsPosINa or
MIR. IILDEN IN 1880.
Tho '.ssalwart" republicans 90 called, are little
troubIed their minds about certain imprudencies
General Grant. They complain among themselves
that tho General TO be writing many letters
and that he is committing himself in a way which
may make hts nomination in 1880 embarrassing or
even impossible. What could be moro uncallsd for,
for instance they say. than that the General should
openly commit himself to Hayes Southern policy and
what irightiuily injudicous thing To writo homo
that he IL opposed the silver legislation. There is
reason to believe that several warning letters arc
their way TO the poor General urging him keep
Stil
On tho other side, the democrats think themselves
10 have settled very fehcitousy the question Of Mr.
riiden's denomination IN $780, II is impossible they
ray, because the democratic party is solemnly
pledged 70 the one term amendment and you know
this 10 Mr. Tiiden's nrst term. IL would do to
Violate all pledges the people BY renominating
him for . second term.