The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26

interests OF the national republican party. He sug.
gestcd that he had freud and correspondent Mt
Columbus, Ohio, Lieutenant Governor Thomas i.
Young: that he woui be glad to advise him Of tho
situation at Washington, and he thought possibly ~
might assist the interest oil State. advised him
OF effect oil the publication tn the Ohio Journal of
Governor Young:-
wAsniSGros Fob. %, 1877.
THOMAS L. YousG, Columbus, ohio:
oh's Jear,' Of I'D as Hayes with
among Southern members to-day. causing many join
Gibasters who were dseoea 20 situation and accord
Hampton Northern Democrats trying to convince
n % e S
election II Journal wronI answer WI is Of service TO
REPLY OF Ma YOUNG
COLUMBUS Ohio, Feb. 2s 1877.
Colonel W. E. HORNE. Wizards llo'sl, Washington,
ovsrnor Hayes inspired and article
you au.l attention called this evening
home Tor SONS day Hayes IS too prudent TO foresSaaow
""' '''-' THOMAS l.. YOUNG.
WASHINGTON Feb. ~, 1877.
The Ohio Journal claimed to oe Hayes organ. has
bitter article .s1nss Louisiana and IL favor o. passsd
night, Hayes Inspired and the
''''' '''' 4. A. BURKE.
coLunsus Feb, 20. 1877.
GIBSON ana 1' carson Poer WILMER
DEMOCRATS DEMAND GUARANTEES
WASHINGTON, d. u, Feb. "a, 1877.
Expse. Monday Backbone enou.h in democrats to de.
mand rscsgai.isn Nichols ana symptom,
defeat count Bishop Wilmer teiegrsphs from Columbus,
peace in Louisiana not 10 be disturbed. T. A. BURKE.
wAsnIscros. Feb rs 1877.
Appears to-day a II sherman, Howe and others
% g. ssr Short Of
We elect no person Tor long term They seat Kellogg and
Ss " " our ropes" Is a'I BtsSE
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. %. 1877
eier 70 Fosters Saw to-day letter of asd Hayes
so the .G a. o
Icy 70 be understood As Foster IT, d
'e'' A''''''''' "e'''A '''''' '"' '' H. A. BURKE
CoLuMBps, Ohio, Feb. 20. 1877.
Hon. w. r. HORNE, Washington, ID. e.:
Governor Hayes absent. hence cannot personal
'0'"'' THOMAS s. YOUNG.
TnE BARGAIN PROPOSED.
WASHINGTON, u. c.. Feb 20. 1871
TO Governor +. T. NICHOLS:
We have been ono week organizing force to compel
% snr % Mathew.
.;asaola an, tos.es We assure peace o,aer nroscon
On
% Ss sss the
troops. once revocation military orders
ss,s R. ils rsn,
tsrship about
on tho .a%..,oa the long s''D term seu.sss
leading senators that kelIoxss
S until the ION Of our
.. Ea,ss snos There pe
w WfIi LEY Levy.
Witness-Upon receiving that despatch visited she
House OF Representatives; Ellis there stated TO me
that no had received letter from Mr.. Lamar that
Matthew'S Foster and the friends Of Hayes made
statement IN regard TO what they believed 10 DO
his course toward Packard; that rendered essen
t,al that NO (Eis) should 40 ut once TO ColumDas
OHIO, with view TO verify tho statements that had
boon made; Mr. Ellis informed mat he had tels-
graphed to Governor cholis giving the substance OF
thority 10 proceed to Columbus aud ask from Mr..
Hayes n verincation vi the statements that
mad been made oy those s0n.,s"Sa re p~s.
representing his views; dissented from the views Of
Ar Ella and SO tsIegraphea Governor Nicnciis;
that tclcgrgm the hall OF The House oil Repre-
| scntalives; have procured no copy OF II, but tho
substance OF IL was simply expressing. 10 Governor
Nichols my opinion that the ultimate solution OF
tho Louisiana question the benefit OF the Nichols
governments rested moro with tho strong, powerful
that Is 70 say. that we were sa.sn.d that time
| TO what the views OF Mr.. Hayes were with
that he wan,od adopt eonc,,a.ory aud such pol.
icy would result IN our securing control OF our
Mr. Es and as soa Ma Mans~s and Mr. Fos.
| old not believe tnors was any man living strong
enough 20 carry o.! .uSn policy n the lace Of
| guarantees or assurances from Hayes personally
but that aid and must have The guarantee OF
the strong radical leaders Ut the paryIhs Shemans,
the Garneids, tho Mor,ons, and men OF that class
whose assurances We must have that they would
tory policy toward our people; that, therefore, In
my opinion, u was time thrown away; he could not
he Guild 30, unioss had The guarantees OF the
! strong radical leaders II would DO useless;
| waic talking with Mr.. Ellis Was waited upon by
Ex-Governor Dcpuison, oil ohio, Mr. Matthews, TO
whom tho views that have just stated had been fully
tho 10Th. l7tn and 18th OF February, 1871, ana 10
| whom haa previously announce that u was our de-
termination unless We could secure The guarantees OF
strong radical leaders, TO make united and deter
mined effort to defeat The electoral count that tho ISSUE
involved with us Was In my telegram Of Inc 10TH In tel
Graphing TO Governor Nichols u was with the view 10
have authority to set forth to Matthews and others
that absolutely determined 20 protect and
defend our State government; We had endured rad,-
| cul rule long u couli, aud while eit that
there disloyalty II SO far the general gov
ned that course exhibited here
tofroc been misunderstood; 70 hpd constant
ly sought to avoid cashug with the federal authority
| vet We wero determined 10 defend our government as
against the federal government or anybody else who
might attempt to SUSAN Packard. Therefore. with
| ment was bound to plunge this state into anarchy
and strife, aud n anarchy and strc should come we
preferred 10 make national Issue In which our
national nds would be involved we'll as ourselves
| INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR SHERMAN.
| Governor Dennison ana Mr. Matthews asked me
whether had any objection to an interview with Mr.
Sherman | told them certainly not. We then walked
TO the room OF tho Finance Committee OF tho senate,
In the other wing OF the building. There met Mr. ohsr
man, Mr.. Matthews and Mr.. benson. The door
locked. Mr.. Sherman stated that be had sept tor
10 consult with concerning the condition OF things
then prevailing in The House OF Representatives. that
he saw there an evident determination 10 defeat
tn ana throw obstacles In the way OF peace
ful Termination vi the count aud that they were In
formed that II caused by Apprehension existing
upon the minds OF members OF Ihe House with refer
eLco to ire course that would DO pursued by Mr..
| Hayos toward Louisiana aud south Carolina lie
pressed his regret Tor that condition OF affairs stated
they were very much alarmed and wished to know
what could be done ronove the difficulties; ! IN
| formed sMr Sherman that had no authority 10
speak for the House OF Representatives or any mem
| Der o. ~; that was the accredited agent OF tho
Nichols state government presented hin my credcn
tisIs when ne read that concurred with him
views hat mueh tho apprehension much Of tue
| prehensiou on the par. OF Southern mon
| With regard 10 tho Of tho repub
| lican administration toward Sou.h Caroiius
| ana Louisiana. lie then asked What suggestion
could onory told him that tho only suggestion
could offer, agreed as 10 cause vas to remove
That cause He asked how that could be done told
him Tor tho friencs OF Mr. hayes to 20 TO President
Grsut aud ssy him that the removal OF the troops
| IRON LOUISIANA would notec mbtrrsss hts successor
but would rather facilitate hts inauguration; that