The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
II u Ohio Nominations are Re-
. ssIyed III Washington.
Signature IF tile New Army and
legislative Appropriation Bills.
lHneoial 10 the Dsrnoerat,l

Especial to the Democrat
afrarop, June 4s--The result Of the
tgmucratic Convention gives universal
Stion here, and the general expression
the naost sagaeious party leaders and
SIlgfs is that the combination Of Ewing
ia liz very strong--the strongest that
ltxye been1nade It's chief Significance
~ faat that IL completely nnites dill fae-
IN which the Ohio Democracy has been
t1sately split since 1875, and at the same
seeaces the Greenbaek deduction from
.,watIc ranks TO a minimum. IL indicates
fwsnr will succeed Thurman la the Sem
Ssra become Governor and Thurman re-
fhe undivided support OF the Ohio dele-
sss Iii the national convention for the
tlsncy.
y. !dafsat Of Bishop knocks In the head
..slt.lald plan Of the 17ilden intrigue, the
s..1H 81 which was to demoralize the Ohio
ssslcu by antagonizing Thurnans presi-
iiil uantlidacy with Bishop as candidate
M. PRESIDENT ON the Tilden ticket. This
avaa Ind been DO well laid that 1t took a
.s aalltion In Ohio to beat II, and thus for
arftat1le since In the politics Of the State
Y irharnan and Ewing factions have har-
gbfaed.
! sae u Bishops friends say the Ewing
ttsket will be weak In Hamilton county,
y11 these admit that ID will be enough
1avsf III the rural districts than any other
mild have been nominated, to more
Kpsks up tho difference. Foster himself
suTiedges to dlsappointme ent. His hope
lmDeetancy have been that he would have
IpaDstiter more formidable than Uncle
EkDishUp.
RIA Eveaing Star, which has hitherto in
gItsd The policy VI Hayes with unerring
afsoy, prints d leading editorial this after
saying that Hayes will sign both the
1Y lid legislative bills as now framed,
|sos ID some pains To explain the reasons
kIs epinign, chief among which IL that
|ttsd from Judge Thurman Id these dis
hsslast night, To wit: that he could not
IGastshtly Of constltutionally veto an ap-
lptiaHon bill On account III anything 1t did
9ountain. A.G. B.
W. pxHaDHNT AND THE APPROPRIATIONS.
WARRINGTON, June 4.-1he announcement
> bsde based upon an expression EN- mat1atfng
M tha highest authority, that In case the
mpaIats stick To the latest plpgra mme
7kfked bY them Tefafive 10 the legislative
Il atny bills, etc, that the President will
nU Uppositibn To these bills becOmtng
] II Il understood that he Ia Of the opinion
W ME- Democrats have most carefully com
I(ted The position, and that the bills, In the
1st khape, are ESQ phrased as 10 leave him
|nkrvuhds for objection"
|IIGb FEH GENT CERTIFICATES AND BONDS.
mstary sherman has issued o circular
Ike t0 holders of a per cent refunding Ger
mites that he will commence their gonver-
alntD per cent bonds on and after Mon
~ June D, instead of July l. as previously
1ninoed. The following Ia the full text OF
kafdalar. ss.=
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office III the Bee eary.
Washington. d O., June 4. 1879.
kaacs IA hereby given that on and after
zle9t 1873, the $40 refnnding certificates will
|AAelred at this department for conversion
NJ Ipaf cent bonds, and department elrcil-
hot6 t66 Ia modified accordingly. Refunding
Mll1catea forwarded for conversion and 4
lxsknt bonds issued therefor must be trans-
tAgd Without risk or expense to the govern
INT Packages should be marked "refund-
4MAheates's and addressed to the Treas
zk gf the United States, and applicants
MAM specify the denominations OF bonds
zlledi also whether coupon or registered,
EalvF the latter the full name and pOstOf1ics
3AssA Of the person In whose name tho
ha9a aIe to be Inscribed should be given.
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
B1.MEsTALL1sM IN ENGLAND.
I y fHhepard, United States Consul ut Brad
NJ, n EngIand, reports to the Department. pf
nut petition to Lord Beacunsfield 10
n Il 4lenlatlOn favorable to a bi-Inetaklte cur
~ and suggesting that n fuller lagalizsH
sMsgI silver would benefit British Industry
atrHde.
CoMMtTTE5 BUSINESS.
|ae Nonse committee to investigate and
on the causes Of the depressiOnOf L.
yIl get TO work at once, aud have sent
EMi tie Information bearing Oh the s,Yhject
tleif present rneana tS5aGo) will atlow.
- N Mgahirlnan says that information and COM
ElAltations on the subject, from every sec
- - N the country, will be gratefully re-
! azsed and cheerfully considered,
~ HoIise Committee on Appropriations
WI pented To meet and consider the eatlsus
~ ! "A lnas morninR, hNt np to Q Late hour this
aneeOn there was no meeting. This lhEE
sssM N much surprise, and no reason ts given
Sae failure Ut the committee to meet.
aaalet Williams OH Grant and aher-
g man.
wv ynRK, June a,-EE Attorney w lliaTns,1