, 1879-05-03
WASHINGTON. !
The Democrats Devote
Another Day to Active
Caucusing.
In which Much Bitter Wrangling
Occurs without Definite
Result.
:j::-
House Hotsrurs Run Riot in
.Rabid Revolutionary
Rubbish.
Sensible Democrats Fearful that
These Savage Speeches Will
Leak Out.
A Reportoria1 Exploring Ex-
pedition Accordingly
Organized.
And Not a CobWeb Is Left Intact
by the Smelling Com
mittee.
The Offending Correspondent,
However, Manages to Elude
the Investigators.
| Specimen Multiplying Schemes
| Born OF These Secret
| Councils
Showing a Determination to Capture tht
L. White House in 1880.
Specimen Nullifying Schemes
Born OF These Secret
Councils.
Showing Determination to Capture tht
White HOUSE in 1880.


REVOLUTIONARY.
HOW TIE DEMOCRATS WILL CARRY. TIE NEXT
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Sp<cfal Dfspatca to Iao Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. t., May 2-The private
talk among Democrats which has become OF q
yery full and defiant character among those
who belong to the extreme wing Of the party
as well as the intimations which have been
piven out in the caucus Of the Senate and OF the
House. leave no room for doubt that the par~
pose Of all the present political legislation upon
the appropriation bills on the part OF the De-
mocracy is to insure their ability to obtain pos
session OF the Government in-18S0. Enough
Democrats now admit freely that the object OF
the attempted repeal OF the Election laws was
for the purpose OF carrying Ne" York and the
other large cities Of the country. 10 show that
this has been we'll understood among them al
as .
THE REAL OBJECT =. -
of the pending legislation, now that this par
ticn1ar plar has been oVcrthrown by the veto o1
the President, and by the assurance which this
veto gives that he will, not sign the poducat
lepislation in them: In regard to Supervisors and
Marshals. the Democrats are consoling them
selves with q plan over which they are e1u3tnss,
md which thew claim: will answer all OF their
nurnoses in the. end, and give them certain
nossession OF the Government at the close Of
the next Presidential election. This plan was
nartially given in yesterdays dispatches, but II
is more extended In its scope than VAS believed
last night by those who
RECEIVED HINTS OF IT,.
It now appears that it was not only suggested
in 1oint-caucus committee that the Democrats
Of this Congress should agree that In the next
Joint convention for counting the Electoral
vote the vote Of no State should be received III
which troops had been used at any time durlnf:
the campaign or on the day Of election, but 1t
was also erarely proposed, and the 'proDos1tlo'i
was received faYorabiv by most preseht' tnat
the Democrats should take the position that, Il
| the President also vetoed the political lee7sla.
tim contained in the Legislative bill In: regard
| tn sunery,sors and Marsbals, that the Electoral
vote Of no State should be counted In the ne1l
| Joint convention where Federal supervision nae
beeu exercised during the election By super
visors and Marshals. Upon the first suggestion
| flat such subject had been considered IN tht
Democratic CAUCUS or By its Caucus Committee
| there we're very few who did not look upon INT
renort as altogether sensational, but II appeafes
this morning in the Democratic organ rs pot
tim of the regular proceedings OF yesterooY
ioint committee, and it has been as freely talk
al ahout among Democrats buth Of the Senat
and House to-day as any portion OF their 1u1uf
| policy.