, 1879-06-30

AAAhh4A bAlaA)N AkI"hEH luz ltR1A1AH4
AND THE SOUTHERN MEMBERS.
SHec,a' 10 Cincinnati Enquirer.
WAsu1NoTos, D. e., june 23-The feeling
still runs high nmong the Northern Democrats
against their Eouthesn bratllrGn. They charge
that the Southern men sold out to tIlA Prest-
dent, aud TINT tho dickcr WIS this; Says the
peesilctlt to tho Southern members, t'lf you
Will giya nc all at the Appropriation btls,
will see to 1t that you shall have thu jurors test
oath repealed, and will get enough Republican
support to pass bill proyilLng for the Mfssis-
sippi River Con,mttaton." Tho trade wns
maio with Garfield, representing the Pres
ideut; and Naslslnll Gibson md Acklen, OF
Louisiana, and Herbert, of Alabasna, rcpretent-
Ing the South. lllp flrst part Of the trade was
cousutnmatcd last week; Garfield made nspoech
for tho carncstncss he dIspayed, received tue
uppluuec of the Den0crats. The bull WIS passed,
aud,. notwithstanding tho Republicans, led BY
Garfield. had heretofore opposed thu bill. enough
bargain 1nafc. Tile repcal 0! tic 1uroFs' test.
Oalh was thu. next more. Although .r Senate
/ loug since passed bll to re.sai thts oatl as au
Independent measure. tic House Rcnubilcans
saw, in tho desire tle Southern men
lud to get tho bill repealed, That
II tt was passed as separate bill, the Rcput-
Itrans tnscht MOI he atae 10 yet cnongh South
&f1t FQEEt kQ RFEfEUt LII u4ujbugHt4Eut3 4li4 kuu3
tbs juuic!ai 'bsll would iall. Agan Garfield,
representing tllo President, steps To tho front.
Says he: "We will hot pasa ,ht: Inrors' test
oath as d separate h!ll, but VIC Will help YOU to
str!ks oNs liz sseond SECTION Of IT. w9!eh sepcass
the law authorixn. tl.c emiloslnsnt OF Deputy
Marshals." This was Objected to by lht soutfl-
crn 1neH. bccause they thought tht ptan too
palpable OH tts tace, und, II theE agreed to It, It
purity that both PROPOSITIONS ul1ght be
lost, It wus ilnaIly decided to split tllv
bill. as has been doue. ln Onu bill la the
section repeating tho test oath; Ill the other tue
/ prO,bItton agatst the rmpio,Iuent Of Deputy
Aarehnls. Tue Southern tmca will stand By the
nrst Till. It will pass both Houses Ut Conuress.
u,,! will by siuncd by tue President. Thp sec.
ond bill viii be vetoed, ana the end will 10 tint
| the approximation Tor the. siarahats VIII be
passed without any prohibition. bccauso enough
Southern n,r1a have goua Into a bargain to bring
[ It about. They have protested they vii! not,
but will do 1t safely 10 got tiit trst oath re,
pealed. Whon this Ii accomplished they Will
sell .',lt their Northern ALLIES, and The Deputy.
| hlurallala will still bo authorized a. nun.
are III large pcnocra.Ic cltles. Thy trading
| auu AurkstrrtnE Ut Sotcs which Ina bccIl
going t,u iur ton duys las bscu SIMPLY utsgracy,
.ho ELECTORAL couat. hcaiahon il 10 .iisgustctl
with the situation that to-day he rcfusetl point
blank to- tAks charge Of tl't slarshuik' ulll'
Cobb, Ut lndiuua, has cIarko OF It, and will Try
| a.ld push It through Tomorrow. several
! Northern Dumocruts nnye served nDitra OF, tht
| Southern LEADERS, Lint hereafter tlicy will not
yute lor any bill tor Southern improvements u
q ilstluetIye proposition. Tbs arll0n Of lLe IT,
publvans tu voting ,oltd agalnst illr Judtcla
bill Ia lucEciy IN Keeping, with Thy propratalnt
agreed OIL. They vote thus nos aeeanse TIE,
hnvc my doubt that Ihr I'LL wlll become y law
but tu Keep .trtr record strutrtt with .lltr e0,!
| slitueuts. BctWeelt patronage tnttIethusl1
pucrd and The scctGt lrallrs nlnte In Congreas
tl.e AtlmiI1s.ratu>, engineered b. SlIcr,naut Il
xSat i M .RusiS fe.rs Ell, ~ i. ss
| mauy Democrats know 1t.