The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-22


the intention OF betterng us nou az Slao hna
opportunity. Ii mas now TeneWeu aSa e ho o..t
and those VINO Watcncu nho cnnnoe2 en-
directed the operations VIII now liieNISh ~ )
come to the front as Ine Ieal leauela vi III,
party and the exponehIS on ~ seh9e, wnl WIFI
those who have dIvlded tnelI Glllle oeCweel
coquetting WIN Hayes III pImate anu I',t ea a,
postulatlng WIN thelr TpllseIlenCs. yuse -
this time the friends Oh hayes are pullng aho
whining about
BROKEN PLEDGES
ora oil +bot sort of thine Rut tho prevalent
siayu ~ in DC Democratic circles 10 that no man is
tn,1nd n keen faith with Fraud. If Gov.
Niaho,,s and bis nnvt f,ionds have any re-
,nn;ninp anIedaaen On hand of the sort which
Mr Hayae and bie intimates were wont to
bank on during the late tribulations of Mr.
Anderson, they may as wei take sponge
and clean off the slate; 1or Che hayes al
ADMINISTRATION, with ail us belongings, Is IRE re-
vocably doomed. ~ Is no1 n1ttsSaiy W ~
ing inquiry us course may pc run ~ Two
weeks ana may con con-, "a neAI ls'i ~ %
Sentlal new 1acC VIII PC discovered: bue Oh
cial seal Will be affixed TO mass Oh ola lacIS,
and Inc case OF the
AMERICAN PEOPLE vs.. JOHN SHERMAN,
Edwin w Stmlohton. Edward +. Moves and
others on charge of snhorpation of perjury
and forDnrv1 and the same VS., r.. h, HAYES on
charge 6f knowingly receiving and converting
4o HE own use the propertv thus felOniouslV
aconired will be brought into cognizable form
and prepared for prosecution 1t will be
shown that John Sherman went to Louisiana
with plenlpotentlary credentials from Hayes
TO make promises !n ms name OF Valuaple
Considerations, t0-wlt: olIlceS OF honor ana
eiiloiuinenI, " huxGI eiecoloh uahteiS :" ~
SLY ble .IecoiuS vi INC populal naIloo; ne
same VIII De ehoWh CONCERNING MOVES HIS
SOL 70 4 loTiua.
Let me give those optimist pnlloSphefs OF
e iii M III ~ din
Te, ~ haa M NV ~ - tin, tbnr aiIs t.
catch Democratic breeze from the White
House within very short time. will not IN
dertake to locate events by the yard nor to
time e. destiny by the watch. But | can say W
this:
,a,,.r,,, - ,,,.,,,
NIX. HAYES POWER 10 REWARD FRIENDS
and punish foes is ended His commission
Id a consulate which could not be reached
under thirty DAYS travel, would not be worth
SS:.ishius, oesauoo ny @ ;tt 1917 o W.
Nkely 70 nave 70 Iurl Ilsnt apou1 lace anu
come PACK as rs so9m us ne got 1here t - Wota
to be-
Now let me call attention to a view of the
situation which has long been quietly treas
ed Up against an nd Sy The pem
to-day for the tlrst time: Slngplariy enough,
thls view q the case, Which mas lor long
time been me staple OF nope In Cne inner
Park finds its first exposition at the hands of
~.
in an interview with an attache of Demo-
cratic paper--the Post of this ilk
n categorical response to questions Mr.
KalIoop said
heilose eau
i, Upon the basls OF MI Eyarts INSTRUCTIONS. 10
Inc oommlsslon Whlcn Mr, hayes SEM 70 louis is
lana TO dlspossess PACKARD ana sol up NICHOLS
as Governor,
CONGRESS CAN GUST MR. HAYES AT ANY TIME
by mere JOINT or concurrent rcSoiut,on "heu-
vo,e t + wav = o''on '"A - =
SWhat 10 tba analogy between the two cases ~
nv LA. 10 iiio t a go S NJ E o .~' TnavS
tions. YOU viii see that he sets up the theory
that whenever the executive succession of a
State is dis puted-that is to say when there are
5er Of Who Is beea
bv the peopIe-the dispute NAV be settled by the
legislative body OF the State, provided its legal
The folloWing Is the clause to which Senator
Kellogg refers 1t bears date April 2. 1877, and
is addressed by Secretary Evaris to Messrs.
Lawrence, Hawley Harlan. Drown and Nc
Vearh:l
The President desires that you should de-
vote your first and principal attention to a re-
moyal of the obstacles to an acknowledgement
! OF one government for the purposes of an ex-
ercise of authority within the State and a rep
rasentation Of the State in its relations to the
general government under section of article
1 Of the Constitution of the United States, leav-
inc If nacassarv to iudicial or other cOnstitu-
tional arbitrament within the tate the question
of Intimate right. II these obstacles should
nrove insuperable from whatever reason and
fhe hone IL n single poyernment in All its de-
nartments be disappointed it Should be your
next endeayor to ACCOMPLISH the recognition of
. sfnoie iaaislatnre rs a depositaru Of he aeD-
,esaurofine 1eiiIof he neoule Of LOmisiann This
srreet department of government rescued from
5isnnte The rest of the problem could gradu-
aliv be- worried out bv the prevalent authority.
which the legislative mower when undisputed
Is quite competent to exert in composing con
flicts in the co-orainate branches Of the gov
rs that opinion good law"
ii am MOI taking about that. T simply said
mai iii # l. ~ '">Ae
THE OPINION OF MR.. gyARrs.
7o1,--o,s l., Nc ofroio, o,non;+r If o,orotoru of
Se!.geFea H. II ms 4Gla ofpaiiioy ~ nooi ~
ave; toa .uT vi o f B Rdont t ~
is; disnu i us grbarnator;ai snceessinn in
tt Z e 1hbi fon NV than Won will anraa
aa 1911 u .I h m nistrotiyn ,ht ~ b
win me- i an nf oug4S 10 vo
ot5 ny lbs own VI law VIII you