The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30

authorities wink al the crime The SIX conpuuies arc
everybody. unt now the people goint attend
themselves Tho President said - On yes am
this KIND no referred To the Pacific Coast deegalion
and their exertion In the last Congress which I
oeived lightly, having little faith In their honesty,
A RKr.RExcK TO BurLxR
Then ! ssid-'By tho wav. Mr.. President, have
you read Buffers answers TO my questions tho
subject Hayes, smiling. said, on, yes, road them
a. the time But what do you think OF
said they embody about the Same principles were
laid down by the Congressional Committee on the
successfully settled BY treaty modneation;
and he went on with long statement
Butler says tho State ha. n. power by
enactment TO protect itsof against curse yet. said.
su.er ssk'a who Is to decide they are and
higher law than constitutional convention"
..Or course. no said ..tSe Constitutional copveu-
tion can decide that tho State OF California is not 10
DO given up as a iazar house for Asa or Asistic
lcpers." The Presidons also said, ''Yes. the
Chinese are now extending all over the country, and
II seems 10 me that it's 100 great question for any
ono State TO graphic with, however, think Congress
winter will definite concus,on favorable
TO your people on this vcx.d question. You must
Pacific coast says: yes but the Pacific eoa.. arc
united this question, and going to attend It,"
Ho then changed the subjeo. and addressed Mr.
OH! PIxHISG HIM DOWN.
then said, well, Mr.. President, how do you
u
great many graceful gestures, and earnest
ness. no the question juss tho though
rostrum He attributed 1t TO the war. &c. to
an excess OF gambling, extravarance, 10. ana
ASKED him ~if' h gong sa not % opas
II to the legislators. who, instead of attending
aso, nsir were
there rs .. great deal 10 that, too
war u ,ney could not have made provision to have
prevented the present DEPRESSION and he said II
took a. wiser man than him to ansvor
said he could not that they could be
much benefited and asked me IL could have done
people mighty quick, made provision that effect
could have looked ahead. Then no thought that
the whole country, and that 1t was pretty hard
to nccount for them. "Without agreeing with you,
:son. V.S ADVANCE wish 10 say many sS,s p'e sSe.
you going IN the country ana speaking IN
the manner you are doing are seoomplshInE good
h,n mat va. my object and mission i'm IN
consider these great and growing evils. Knowing
that the American people were right and meant
place; that thoy would come together and reciiiy
| these wrongs and make such provisions would not
allow such depression 70 take place-somsshng 70
CONCENTRATION OF WEALTH
thon approached HIM on the wealth OF the country
and tho wc.l.h becoming concentrated into the
| hands OF the few, aud wanted to know y
| II was not an alarming fact, and no said,
m.dassy check such scsun aus d w:.i,S
should DO and 10 IL that d,recsion, to
prevent such accommodations. ! asked him
aseoun. Of n. power and lnaueoo: no had He SAID,
ne su has great pGs' 0.nn IS 'rqs Du. stu,
Conform, ''''s m.asa Sssp" tn. mas w' ~
OF the people, or eIse they would patron
| ha q us0 n nm mr. NH all
these psoi to dsraud the people," Eyes +" be said,
.they combine in some instances, thero Is doubt
the people could 30 muoda.sd cheaper with any
easy about IT, II DIDN'T seem to worry him = par.
sieis. He thought that the railroads were all
grabbing. In California and elsewhere. / spoke to
him about that TOLD him that there we're In
ss. Srossh so
a. s;,a:-"Y YES ! .n haze heard Of and
way 10 prov,a. against ' ~" II. ''% seemed awe ss
DO little worried over tho concentration Of land 10
she hands Of the few He said u was hard, busthen
said. yos, the land question is tho future grcs
question OF this country.
haven't gone South muchs'' said "No, not farther
shan Kentucky" he said u was not very sale to GO
South now unit. aftor tbs irosta 81 suppose you viii
60 later IN the season" told him no; not until tn
| soon to stump that State for the workingmen.
| KEARSEY SURPRISED.
l. The President said III zee the Ansnces are enter.
ting largely into the contest In tho East; CON-
change IT," / told him did no. sN care ' about u;
somewhat crude on finance, bus being a
representative on a hard money constnu.
ran 10 that way, that was Tor sof. money. asked
him II he dii not consider that gold basis meant
SAID aSgSins mo more trade dollars Mo 1H ninety
cents" No, he sad no believed In the honest dollar,
but tho rreenbsck cuts OF the bondnodsr at one isi
ewoop Tne President said ~ know 10 Ia Q nice way
| 20 pay on your debts, out It Is not my policy"
| LADIEs INTERRUPT.
At this point some ladies' who we're at the door, and
two or three gentlemen, came In ana sat down, and
tho interview terminated. bade him goodby and re.
| tired.
| AUTOGRAPHED AND INTERVIEWED.
| After gong outside OF tho door follow had
dozen albums Tor me to wri,e IN, and ! did. l was
| interviewed ~ reporters outside, but did not toll
REroKTE.-Givo us your Impressions. Mr.. Kearnsy,
| with regard 10 the President himself
| POOR OPINION or THE PKHsIDExT.
| Mr.. KsARSEY-As a statesman u is a very poor
preston, as far as could Of him. As a statss
man l have very poor opinion or him.
: :o,n. BY the ' mcnsysd power Of this
| country. although voted Tor him; had the nonoI
Of casting my maiden y0's Tor him, anu was GLAD q
rllcen as n creator curse to The country than the
| BEWARE OF ASSASSINATION.
While Mr. Kearncy was recalling the events OF yes
tsrday he rcpoasedy interrupted by cailors some
would ask permission to Whisper privately what they
bad to say. This compelled Dennis to &c
| into the hallway and hear his con1depns
friends confession. 10 one instance two soldiers IN
army bIus but unarmed, came TO warn him OF dew
eiish plot TO assassinato him; that H. to XIII .ros
speech in tho mouth OF Kesrnsy They looked every
inch ike veteran Troopers yet In their Wild frontier
| experience II ~ doubtful whether they cvcs
sxierierly showed sueh a deep sense .. a.nssr a
| their countenances betrayed whom they ask sd ms
mcnt's private interview. Kesrney was again inter.
rupted BY well dressed young man. who communi
catod tho solemn TACT That tho Capitol police were
massingan front OF the Capitol II was now haIfpasi
| sevon. He told kcsrney that no hadn't
| the slightest doubt Dut that President Hayes
was at the bottom Of this attempt "a
| suppress him This was too mueh for the agtator
He haa not oven time to spare Tor his supper and,
| putting on hts coat, he bads his secretary
| sfsli into line and march on tho Capt
toll" Your correspondent also Joined The
| innumerabe throng OF freedom shriekerS and
with hand protecting galvanized watch aud will
| the other oiutching penkniie he Toll into line
| on
| dozen moro impatient loungcrs about tho bal
| Of the Emmett House formed rear guard