, 1879-01-18
"UATH" IN WASHINGTON.

About Grant and Ills 1teguesta to Hayes
hIyrrf nn snwartf-~Thc Chfncse.
WA.n.sG1ox, y. e., Jan. t3,-5everal ma1-
content Rebels have told me that Grant could
carry Geoieia, FIorfdn. Louisiana, and both the
Caroliuas In ls5o. They expected Judge Tom
Settle, of North Carolina, to go m the ticket
with Grant. "Grant-Gcttic-peaccl'
AJoustantan said; 'Tilc cmercantIlc element
in The soull, IL tired Of laundering and lsnpFac-
tirah1c pnlisfcs. When the planters now come
down to New Oflcans to get advances from tue
merchants so carry their crops, Is they must do,
The ndyanccrs rsy: tWc are not advancing
anything to your parish this year. You have
killed too many negroes up there; It INIT safe
place for III 10 make an investmcnt.' The South
contains Il. twn medicine. tirhnt can carry
LnuIslunn." others told Yle that u 1tfIcn bil1h
ut the tu.i.ians tu ,ht Stntv, ~ hc IA c1;atted
4, te 1u1nE, twse VII! te &e!scral bo!t 10 t!lc
Republican Candidate.
onASr VERSUS lnrz*.
hcar1 tllcs" twu responses since have been
here. H.rlkfnI to ten. tieorgc a. Sheridan,
who Is n taynr!te of the l'reailcnt's family, !
said: "Eues Hayes ever sneak Of ueu. Hrnutf"
''fra. lie thtnkH vcry highly Of him. havc
heard him say 81 rrps!tctlIr."
Nj. ". II. Copeland, who went to Scotland
.stl Zen. Gra'It, r.id this: ',tiraDt tDtu inc
tint II he were IN tho United States hu woul'l
hr iloyes mnn. nut oniy becausc he was
Icp1ibiean, hut Gfnnt believed llu3 ~ war right
in lis Intentions aud meaning. t}ran. said lle
VIVA asked by liasts u lc hsu any requests to
make. The cx.f'teshlcnt fuld he Ind t,nty two.
that Hayes would nut disturb bis wife's bruth-
cris,-,aw, Minister CrasAet, Nor his hteEsapaes,
Ncn. uadcau. IN tue I.oliDn Consulate. Hafr.
ratd that ,'c!lt!rr would Go distur1ed, mud has
kcpt tits " uft1." .......
tic,l. Morrison, Ut illinois. hns some Idea tl,at
he may bu taxcn up for Speaker Ut tho next
ton.rrss. lie wna nh uh9,1,cittig ',asa.iMeney
man, and ts. apparently, fur Bayar1 for thc
Presidency.
CONSUL ON THE cutxEsE.
Nj. Myeys, Ut Nebraska, tho old gentleman
wllo uryclaoed tue manifold rasratitacs Of
ucurge 7. Seward, our Mnlster to ChtnR, gave
mc sot''e ldcn to-day Of thr Chinese people.
Myers il the man who Indicted and turtcd out
Of Jff.. iiuv. Hutltr. of Nebraska, for stealing
tho States sanI-KcfiI.
lie sail that the Chinese Government was one
of tile best administered in The world. Tho
forc!rn ttiplosnatie office u China llal becn pro-
i than tho English GoyesIneut's. Tie Chinese
| people wern not ~ liberal as their Government:
in reality they dsliked foreigners, and
thought that thetr eouotry ought to be
canc intu contact with that ot Europe, socially
trtufnphed. The missionaries. wn hntl dune 50
| much to !n}uFo the standing VI China. bccAms
! themselves Chinese tn their feelings and fprms.
| They were srtE, tn tllu course oi years, to wear
tic Chinese glrb und to tccu'nc sleek Urttntass.
| Mr.. Myers witnessed the dedication uf the
| cI,oFm0us monument to tlic American, Capt.
N4.sl, who b.2!ltnc high Mandarin anu Com
mai, ,isr sn-Cnly! u tI,e CaI,,eso army. TIL.
costly monument tItd lily constantly growing
VI, lis sstfnsn.!, Which was waterc and attended
every day The rrnecssluti which tlr,lr1tcti the
| xtr,lvtufu wus rui,rntt1 0t $1,000 men and
women. the tnnjor1,g so!,!!crf and two miles ot
| DaatA a,td stca1,rre. Marl hecarHe a thor0uGi Il
t:uincse. ami ntoptcd the religion Of tue pcopie.
I'll. Stw York Tribune, thsougc otc Ut its cur
resp nnte,,ts, ssisseiscl Ms. Myers Tor going to
Il nc.ti celebration Of tnaf Mind. hlytrs sHltl
that the religion of tic Chinese wns just a. ell.
ttt,lt IN uurs, nn reuy n.ill.utcd tsloyc tnural.
itY: and lG did nut hel!tyo thut All honest
vert to Christianity lad ever bccu tsludc In
Tie people worsl.!p their ancestors, AMI when
ur1e receives ttle Ur pFcseut from the Govern.
I!,r ar,,'y w4s provided with krupp guns a,!t
Remington r1cH
Tho CiIn.su pulley was opposed to tho intro.
tlurtion VI nn,thtng witch would dspensc
was so llnn.ruxc that little steam wou!A dis.
place Millions Ut people and hrHg hunger upos,
them. Atinust cverythn. IN Gh'la INA carried
tly. human b"is'Es Of, 'stn'H"' po'cs, ~" men
brinE gcBerallY rr9uItcl IL Aunt"Irt the burden
h~twccu tlleu. lhey Ha'lu tudrnrya VI hun.
tlretis vi nilrs Oh f1ut
s1r. Aycrs 10 II sn,aII, tulher thin old gentle
man, who sIrahs with little VI tho Fepnsst
yantA ECrnluu aetent. lie liHh, however, u res.
slulv untcna,tsc, anil. talking ut tit,es wit!
Indignation ut Ills treatment bY tllr atAte Dr
pari,lrnI. his eye was Aecn to tlilata mud i4,s
faNyuast grew tlrn ANT resofaut, ntiI Will
hullctliiug Ut the urator ubolit lin. lie said:
"rhls S,alc Department has trcatcd ,nu like
| II lug. 1t IL riln by Inc utl bewutu uAbal. Alr
Fre.l Sewurtl urvrr aHtagonzea to your face
hut appears to bc very curJial anil su,ooth wl!ct
e Ia tn realIty throwing The Protection Ut tlli'
tiUyrsnu,cnl Aroun3 slIcsl tuD'tr u Ills cousin
a,.J Is ussfstsl III 1t by Alr. Evurts. Mr.. Eyurt.
ilas the ussurancu 10 say nl! this seatda! III
Shanghai Is only q pcrsnual collision betwect
| }jnI jH IuS rssk
It'd ought IN hare htcn indicted, but, besans.
l,syc n,allo tlrnl. a,n subjected tu ttils delay
unnoya1,er, and abuse, aud am ub!ucd TO FciI
ut,'n NY political o?po''cnts for my yi1ascat!un
Nevertheless, atr. teotga +. Seward ls at tn,
nm! run down. Thcsu IL CONSERVATION through
out hta faulty, wh!ch sees that alu Is tlack
sllrcp."
THE various .ncnhcrs III the Seward family It
New York have taken . errat Interest IN thls
tase, a,la have excrted all thrfs social influence
to suppress newspaper rc'cretro to It. GATu.
PENNSYLVANIA C0NGRESsMEH.E!ECT.