, 1879-02-08

iNAoCls htl1U ARll4tG MHA NintkUuFNr VI hGtls
tutcky. nrc. representative Southern men, but
,,l"y wouldn't further any such sentiment.
Escn II they thought 50, they arc too polite to
Rlft eKprcaeson to such conctusont."
whom 10 you regard M the trlcAe repre-
scntasfvc Of soutlcrn politics At present in the
~ think Mr.. Blackburn, Of Kentucky, is the
aolest Southern man III Congress"
COMPARISON.
"flow DO the Southern rcprrsensatiyc. Of
To-Day compare with thpsc who Gourslcu In
washington previous 10 tho Warl"
"'ihr houth lins no leaders how, as slle lad
hclorc uIr War. Tits generation has got to
nass tt. awnv tclorc Thu soutcrncrs can bs what
''Do you think The emigration Of carpet
l'arE"rs M the South l,us hcel tl'e ncans Of i'm
povctt*nE t1r Cnltniry. md of driving the ab!e
tttetl tntn comparative Obscurisy1s
cart'et'bngGcre, Hho, ~ y0s knaw. are Itot rep
resentat!ve Northern tne1', havU done more to
dc!rat tic friendly relations which We. as
people, hlust cultivate. than my other ctc-
tncnt. Tie War has been over now ncnrly
I!ftcen ycnts, a,nl concord should tWgln to re-
sninc it* sway. But it docs not, a'il those pt'.
!tieal a!lventurers wln, went SOUTH a1d elected
themselves to office are largely Responsible Tor
such state Of atIairs."
"RctMrnInu 10 thu position Of the Northern
Democracy In regard to Southern claims lot mo
inquire Ut you lis to how many ot these peculiar
Southern dem"n!s they WILL stans''''
~ dent think they will stand tny Of them.
am opposed to ,l.e wi,pic busncts."
=, 4ow ls IL t;se dsl'n''ds asu nude In the shape
ut won't make any difference. The Northern
l)etlloerats orc willing to yutc for the safHn
prlyf!cgva. lmmu1Ittfes. appropriations, etc., for
the South, that arc demanded BY The North.
rnts +: : thc limit OF theiF 'onecss'on' In That
suBs1ntEs.
"Wt1i The Northern Democrats subsdlzc
With money or bnntla Pacific Or other rnltruad
to offset the subsidy to tic present roadsW
No: 10 not think they will.'
THE MISSISSIPPI nlyKH.
1low abo,tt tllu proposed lcvce system At
vote 10 leyro ,a Msssspp for ft,r purpose ,r ] II
expcnflng that tn,ict money at thr Snutlir'
"Nu, SRI / wouldn't vote fnr the approprla.
ton Of money 70 1cvee thu sttsssspri Ill! am
confident fhr Northern Democrats (tc! as lu.h
"WtIl the Detntcratf, to yum think, recognize
'moral right of The Sont., " iaYe mnncy cx-
pended 'cro hccauso The cost Vi tic War was
| cxpentlc'l ut tlle NottilF'
NM, airI t]oa't tllinls The South ls fecog.
nfzcd Us politically Equal. Tho Northern Uemo-
crnts aro determined to scc1so tho Southern
States In thetr political rights; they ard tu 10
taku', @ as q child, protected md cslucatcd:''
"Nill The Northern Democrats frY, JY aufI-
stdjcs, e9oluncnts. n'.i internal improvements
at the south, to make t!mrs g,ud tllerc or
money plenty In os'ler to lfft them from The
poverty co.seauent upon tho Wnr, uni In til.
eo'npensasc for tue loss Ut ssaytryir
They will nor, nll1 wl,nt ia more, don't
think souttert men would votc for my such
measures. They ~nuld bc introduced Tor The
c.e.. Th!a brinr The ease, no surll schcules
could bo paased by Democratic votes"
"Wnat, IN your "p'HloH, vii hc thu ultimate
result ol thr Southern busfncssi"
down there Ia Possessed Of i,exllausttbe re-
aonrccs TINT only await development, Wien
TINT Is begun these claims wil cease to bc
sottrre Of trouble uni ltscussion."
"NhAt dn you think nf lllc political trnnl,tcs
In tho soutll--in Louisiana a,h South Caro-
| Hunt"
"Tl,e investigation Ia nertret farcc. Tlrro
"a manifest pcrlnry so'I'cwhcrr, rs the cvldencu
OF T.. yon proEc one thing one day MD anotll-
THE PRESIDENCY.
"1n regard to the Presidency, hayo The Dcm-
Ocrhss Indicated any preference tiAt might lead
to any conclusion Us to whom will bs uunlua1-
"None tlmt l know Of. Tllcru aro Il large
nuIntSt OF canddatet, as you know, to select
"po vol tl.!nk that Gov. ;'lcn will meet
with faYor r., In Lis pursuit. IT Presidential
"lle,s pretty oil, hut l. Is possible i'e may
| succeed In Ills 11IOrts, lie WIS elected, aud
cheated out Ut his e!cottou, anu many think hs
aiIs Dsaocfsss I'll, Le L o5l.ged 10 carry New
York. anu must l'tncD In nomination eosNe ono
who wIll realize tnss uhlIgatto,,, won't theyt''
~ uont tltnk ho can carry Nuw YUrx. II lie
| coni!!, lIc would ba an avAflAble cnntlttlntc."
What elIect "ill the cipher dispatches hnve
OIL his political prospeStsf
"Suno whatever. flu Ind nothing to DO with
ar1 knew nutlIing Of tl'cIn, at'I II biS friends
t1i, their eou1sG tlc sa,Ile - that pursued hY
Morton a,nl The Republican leaders,"
MAYEs' ADMINISTRATION.
I1or locs iinyrs' Administration surgs.t
ttseli to the Dcinorraeyr'
"llaycs went iuto 1lllco will. grcat rrcten-
a!ons tn honesty aMl REFORM, md I t!ink Il Is
! cry of honesty Mntt reform Inns rot to liz
prarticcd. nnh VIC have got to lure son,e onu
thrtl wh0 Gun say to ihe tlepnrttncHte, Here,
ibis i your uilowancu.' Gov. rildcu cu,ald have
| done It, and tin country would hayU prosppFed
during hls Adtnfniatratjon.'
"llow do the llonocracy regard the proposed
rcnonlfhattoh Of Grautf"
| sgcnErAnr snEnnAN,
'sTllcy don't take nuc stock III IL, | gucsa,
! th'nS 10 Will ~; @ b. Illuminated. ~ my, opin-
| cart be; hc hns tlpnu nuthtnr To specially a.
tract support, *hilo Sherman will layp tI,u
barking u iIaEes' friends ur'I thu lnonoycd iu-
ts,ests 81 tn m ssunntEy: y I9 possession ot this
ami would bu surprised II he fa1led to attain
GEN. nnA0a THINKS,
| in brief. that thc Southern claims agitation wi!
never result IN draining the Treasury, becausu
| tho Northern Democrats arc not pset nrrti to
saddle surl, burden OF tho country. liz Is
einphatleally opposed to recognizing them at ptl
II the prrcrdent was established thrru would be
no ond u the buslncfs, ald tu avoid tlls cl!am-
tty he proposes IL tr'it the establishment Of a
| precedent. LIZ returns TO Washington this
| inorpng. accompanied by tho hearty support p{
| hls constituency, ~ s'so tho Republican party,