The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-26

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Sys ct plan s E. S.r. rsSsCn STAT GS,
meni prejudiesl TO nsdcnai pSfiy as we viii be Is.
solved from obligations providedsIilden successful
wLsnseroS. Feb II, 1877.
Coz Nichos, N,r Oriepw.
orins j, now now should @ % be addTs.sG 10 Grant .o CON
gress aud used when required. A Brsks
Every influence being brought bear TO induce Prcs
asn tSs to % s LS. Tossh 10 s. ,ssmhs s M
your government In mean time our ricnas must bear
iavors better Government, ~ Louisiana: and should ma
nG1sl sg s1yST SSsea we Ss is. %
assume that hie liberty, and civilization embraced
our rights except to Overwhelming force and believe
that Tho tim spproaehe. when wii9cg, menace we
discretion unie., otherwise advised +. A BrRSr
ENTER STANLEY MATTHEWS.
wonSlsrs Feb. II. II.
NJ, D,T sin In answer to your note of ,his morning
beg & T. ,aN ta, So pc TO HIur MN m
twcenus, m Ne s'es ti,ni'd s''s Very r9i,
wAsHScros. Feb II. u.
p r Ni.h@t. Neu orleans. .....,,.......
Packard Win recognized on Monday without iourda
uop h,d y9ar oT m & %ie sSst Sagn ,, y a matters
may be satisfactorily adjusted l. A htEkt
wAsniNeroS, fch II. IL
Thc Is NO IRE .cnt reason to believe that Packard will
ever bc rec .nided unless We are sross' de'sMsa by
willurp, uorrl. wAsnSGroS, D c Feb Is, 1871
Nv Dan Su In accordance with your request called
,,S,, ,eysni m & TO- 'G't % & H.. sa nd . oaSn Of
state affair, Th, notes ,u'l' irprcsn nt tue loucN
question heretofore di.gu.-ci f,cp member # Tie
. M m ,h .,ne In & al' ,e Nsho
should be Hcluicscrt 3D. should 'e only Government ~
hs hs seopc se rronm o., eoar. s Sy Ne6o. power
t. pc.et'e tcace or order ceases any, ih, ie,p9n,n
Where Ee.rcctuii, ,ours. / 4 Btakt
h. I wi - Mr. president thnt
the memoranda referred 10 in that communiea-
tion will appear subsequently to other papers.
w,.uiNcroS. teb Il 1877
caucus ..toaa iatN iVRsht deiftm,ned t. ltoeeed
their power 20 ire Lou. aua and rarolaa coni
ton We. at least. now viii save ourselves
MR.. LEvY's STATEMENT.
The Wi'ness1i viii ME at ai- time f. Nr Mr.
impressions Of the interviews with President
Grant
you when that paper Was prepared Alt was
made on tho 18th Of February. signed by Mr..
Levy and deposited with me on that day.
cecdngs Ayes. He. at my request. madethis
statement Of the impression no had gathered
from interviews with the President that he had
participated in. II is as follows:
& rsS hff M g s ss n", rcds1 r S aye @ s he
our stais ,r. lie hn, me- ,ympa,ns i;h he r"ctafd
Iariy Tor themselves But asthe decision Of the rrcs
upon Loui,.aus he wlll not accord recoeniuon
NICHOLS Government nliuE ic Issue ui f tFNtnfal
by inference the Nichols Cove crnurnt u would lc
Have. ir iaVors solution Of lie vtxci electoral gues
uon proro.ciby the I reported by ihc JOINT Commit
attitude /, continued Tie division OF The li"pubigan
POSITION rut the cncic, state crnm,nl IN
vNsefS 'H t m p,S G . non, ir, ..,'s VIZ
various parishes with our aIpoin",s What Dee means
.mniy Iiiy h lie Mi noi A,cac when,. ,1e esa Gay
eiumont wan no agree that uy gem ra .rnn mont o. ihc
thc STATE thcrc shall control h, action TO lhe prejudice
right Justice and principle are 70 he .uboriinacd to
uese ,i9w, On LIS paft s.,a H 'hS ss' & iar J,
from every other section. tho SPOT and will T." te
nons polite. absorb local politics aud TO niasonec ne
Iradei IA! mC, ia'n,s w,Sn ar now row s,'&s % & @ WI, W.
viii an Ne united Vs. tail in efforts whi noT r"mi'e
CORRESPONDENCE WITH OHIO.
The Wunc-s-This statement Of the 2ith Of
January 1871. was lnndc nt the time the de-
spatch was snnt hy u5 70 Gov Nieholls' Eunrd'
| pelling any action from Washington at that
| time. and was made with the view 70 sus-
2Si oi February n eentcman whom |
| had known in Texas. who was LYING IN
Texas, assured me that our & Siate GoyerpGii ,,.,iGi
W.. csipociaiy i + id no, n,sriaro with the h.
| torost- ot tie National Republican party. He
suggested thut he had friend and corrospon-
| dent al Columbus. ONO. Lieut. Gov Thomas l..
| Young. that he would be glad to advise him OF
possibly 1t might assist the interest ui our state.
| advised him oi the effect oi tho publication in
! the O'io J,nudi 9i an article. lie sent TINS
despatch to Lieut-Gov. Young
| wAsHsGroN. Feb 20. is57
on, Jariio, 2.l represented as HAYES, organ. with
liucr article against Louisiana nid south. circulated
ttuscrs wlu were disposed 70 accept SITUATION and ac
s snl sSs "a a SSp eI b1@ bS' T' Ss S9I@ @ Ng' Is
| convince srlmt, u't lialcI ncn a,e iH,i,1rr,r
nNolns n.9 ! ,ton II Jo"r"" wforv an;"nnr WiIl
colg~ar', ohio teG Is isi7
| 81 " T. Htne UiHtuf H,ri UidNu"H. n
you referred until attention was csll' 70 4 MI even
lis home Tor some days Have, /, 100 rudCnt to forc
shadow eny policy until he has right T. i y. a. vrxo
wAsmScroN. Feb -, is77
The 0al Sae J,4,4. claimed obe Hayc.s organ, he'
ard 4 dc,uatrh from Young lieutenant Governor Of
the arucle 1t created great excitement here today
CoLvNnU,, Feb ~, 1877.
2 4 Bot, HaAi9'or, . 9 , u.,c... o,.
Peace rot l 4i..arocd IN Loni'iS1S TS GSn G'1
wAsnsGroS. d. O., Feb. "a, 1877.
l,Ga Monday Backbone enough IN De Dg%osgs,, era: H !,
gs caup, B.,noP Misr a ti.,Gs1.h''fom cOp"
wAsniScroN fcb 2i. 1877
|
Appcar' TODAY n sherman. Howe and Others were
pl'hed H. hruose part o ohligruoh " General con
spitcN Mnun- TO admit our short term senator. pro
Nh'i ~ erect Napotsun for a long trm They scat kei
i'st AM not Isiur, cur GV'vrnmcnt repeat it ioi
your information uniy. l. A. BuKht
? Nfio1. L,a.,inn 49,
lteier ~ Fo ter's speech Saw today letter OF 23d
Hrfrs u Foster approving speccn. SAY. the
counlis seliici, n favorable the whole business 4
southern pphcy 10 be undrtsiOI Foster unlcT. stand
~ we urst dfect assurances seton before No nl,,
yields. BuHAl
ENTER JOHN SIBERIAN
The Witnoss-I visited the House of Repro.
sentatives. Ellis there stated 10 me that lie had
received a letter from Mr.. Lamar. thnt Mat.
| thcwa Foster. and friends OF Hayes had made
a statement in regard 10 whnt they believed to
bs Mr.. Hayes views upon the Southern ques-
| tion, and us to his course toward Packard that
rendered. il essential thai he (EllisI should 20 Al
| once to Columbus, Ohio. with view 10 verify
the statements that had been made. Mr. Ellis
informed me that he had tclcsraphed TO Coy
| Nichols giving the substance OF his comnuni-
caton from Lamar and asking for nuthortytc
| proceed TO Columbus and ask from Mr.
Hayes veriication OF the statements thai
had been made by those .gonllnmcn.- Re-
IuLlicans who were boeyed to be friends
reprcsentng HE We've; disSented from ihc
| NICHOLS. wrote that telegram in the hall Of