The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-28
E. A. BURKE,
T. JOHN ELLIS,
VIM. L. LEVY.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 26. 1877.
To Hon. W. E. Horn:
Gov Hayes absent; hence cannot answer
THOMAS L. YOUNG.
WASHINGTON. February q, 1877.
To Gov. F. T. Nichols, New Orleans;
Confine subject telegram last night to Legls-
lature caucus for present. "ct promptly; If dis
approved you will probably lose both Senators.
Present arrangement brought about by organ
lied movement to defeat count, or save LOUIE dI5
together longer than to-day; We thus lifted
question above barter and trade and the honor
and dignity of the State is not compromised.
Telegraph quickly your own views as events
moving too swiftly for delay.
WASHINGTON. February 27. 1877.
To Gov. F. T. Nichols. New Orleans
1t is not understood that delay in electing
long term Senator increases kellogE'S chances
If extra session agreed to, you may say it will
be called when hereafter deemed necessary
ELLIS,
LEVY,
Il. A. BURKE.
NEW ORLEANS, February 81 1877
To E. A. Burke, E. J. Ellis or VIM. Levy:
Will answer fully little later. Caucus about
being held with probable satisfactory result
A'0D0A = ''''"' 4''-' - F. T. NICHOLAS.
New ORLEANS. February 27. 1877.
To E. J. Ellis or VIM. Levy, Willaqas:
Following resolution just passed Joint caucus:
That the Governor be informed that the sense
order. peace and protection of law to white and
black, no persecution for past political con-
duct. no immunity for crime can be freely given.
That this caucus will not elect long term Sena-
ator until time named in extra session.
Il. Il. NICHOLAS.
WILLARD's HOTEL.
Washington City, February 27. 1877
Hon. Stanley Matthews and Associates. Worm
ley Hotel:
gram forwarded to Gov. Nichols after the con:
ference of last evening, together with copy OF
reply embracing q ratification by the leglsla;
tive caucus of the guarantees therein referred
to. I also inclose 8 memorandum OF the points
guaranteed by the Nichols government more
fully set forth than in theteIegram.
Trusting that the same may prove sat1Stac-
N 1 have the honor to be. very respectfully,
E A. BURKE.
WASHINGTON. February 27. 1877.
Caucus resolutions received submitted salts
factory, and arrangement stands good. Does
EustiS understand old title considered doubtful
by our friends in Senate. E. A. BURKE.
CAPITOL, WASHINGTON. February 27, 1877.
To E. A. Burke, Wizards Washington:
Wish to see you at Hall of House of Repre-
Bull 's''i 20 AL STANLEY MATTHEWS.
WASHINGTON February q, 1877.
To Gov. F. 7. Nichols, New Orleans, La:
We are Just informed by very prominent Re-
soon as electoral count is finished he will in
struct Gen. Augur that all orders heretofore ia
SUED In regard to preservation OF St1tU quo are
rescinded and modified. except so far a3 re-
auired for preservation of public peace. He re-
iterated former declarations as to propriety Of
your government prevailing In Louisiana. and
authorized the gentleman to communicate this
information to US
LEVY. BURKE and ELLIS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington. D. G.. February a. 1877,
In an interview with the President this morn
ing, In the course of a conversation on the sub
Iect of Louisiana affair, he stated to me that
as soon as the Presidential count was finished