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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. FndaY, ~

WAsHISGIoS. Friday March :, SO.
The suhocrnons to the per cent o1n since ycster-
day. report have amounted to - $4,000.
Secretary Thompson VIII not 20 & Charleston, :. G.
to Inspect trc Improvement IN the h1rbJr taat point
secretary McCrary intends 10 make the visit.
Lot know when hc do Inc extra session of Com
crcss viii most likely postpone TN TRIP for time.
Nh Firnam, United ates Consul Genera! Egypt.
writes that ". Ferdinand Lcsseps who has been at
To" head 0f the Suez Canal since lis beginning IN
1851 Expresses the opinion thai the Panama Canal
must be constructed without LOCKS iu be successful
rcmuncratlYr
The President receives some curious letters and tee-
grams. The following dispatch was received at the
White House on the 27th of February: NAV the King
of Kings incline the President Of thr United 10 do
a generous acl, and 10 give thc Post Office {" q
Christian gent man. You viii have COOS blessing and
that Of thankful people"
II WAS decided to-day tIat SurgconGencral Wood
WORTH az the Marine Hospital Service should repre-
the Treasury Department, Medical Director Frarcl- VI.
GunneI the Navy Department, and Socijor-ti"ucral
Philips, The Department of Justice. and Assistant
Surgeon John :. billings, the War Department. on he
National Board OF Health.
NJ WadIcl, Of North Carolina, j. now The onl,
candidate for Secretary 81 The Senate from that state
MI Snalrr who was also a candidate, has Withdrawn
The Senators from North Carolina, The Legislature and
the entire tungrc-eIuu delegation lu FAVOR az tuc
election OF Nj Naduc. and ts friends assert that
viii have considerable support outside OF the state.
No formal business was transacted at the Cabinet
meeting today the time beng occupied IN ryeiaou
alive 10 the fiGre Of the Army aud the Executive
and Iud,c.l appropriation hills t. bccom, law, aud
nm. couuitIou of The several Departments Iu COU-r-
o1aurc The marty features Of the question entered
into the eXcAangc OI views, and al the members *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
MAJOR POWlLL NOT A CANDIDATE.

HAYDEN AND KING TIE MOST PROMINENTLY MEN
TONED TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE SURVEY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.t
WASHINGTON, March There are two principal
candidates tor the dictatorship Of the new geOlogi-
cal surveyor. T. V. Hayden and Mr. Clarence
King. The names of several other gentlemen have
been suggested to the President but at least five
sxths of the letters received the subject recon-
mend one or the other of the two gentlemen named.
A morning paper mentions Major J. W. Powell as a
cand date. This is a mistake Major Powell has
been one of the most earnest advocates of the
soldaton, but he has from the first declared that
he would not accept the dictatorship If 1t should be
rendered to him. He has already called urOn the
President and urged the appointment of Mr. Clar-
ence King. and has written a letter to the Presl-
dent setting forth ms reasons for this recommends
ton Ii has also been published that Clarence
Cook 1.-THE writer evidently meant Clarence King,
for he was referring to the dlrcctOrsp OF this sur
veyl was responsible for the notorious diamond
swindle which was attempted several years ago.
Clarence King was The man who exposed 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
EUROPEAN NOTES.
LONDON, Friday, Mar

LONDON, Friday, March = 1879.
TIE majority OF the sailors who went strike at
Liverpool sill hold out for higher wages. One thous
and nDlate workers, al Cardiff, have Resumed work
the masters tcrm>a reduction OF 10 per cent Three
thousand rOnwOlkers, az Bradford, have resolved 10
strike.
James MclIcnry has sued circular inviting the
bond and shareholders 81 he Atlantic and Great West
ern Railway meet the llth inst 10 take action in
regard to the lease when the trustees proposed To make
The Ttpicss correspondent at C0nstantinOple says:
The International Commission at PhilippopOs. has
lately made rapid progress. Some OF the Commissioners
now confidently expect that the statute for the orgaDi
eaton OF Eastern ROumca Will be completed before tho
Russians begin retire" The TDitS editOrially:
Everything will depend upon the resolution mani
tested by the Powers during tne next few weeks. IL
any SYMPTOMS Of wavcrng in adherence to the
term. the treaty dsccruibe. thcrc plenty OF
agitatorS who viii make the most Of the opportunity
hut ny of their efforts Is certain beforehand they
Will not be made"
Turkish troops have dispersed the band which en-
tered Thcssaly from Greece recently killing several OF
tho raiders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
TIE STANDARD OIL COMPANY

IT'S contract WITH TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The important features of tO-days hearing
IN the oil discrimination cases. were the presentation IN
evidence OF a letter from vce-president Rockefeller,
of the standard OIL Company, TO Colonel Thomas
A. scott, OF the Pennsylvania RiirOaI and the
lat err. reply. These letters are dated October II
1877 The standard lctter opens with In cOusidera
ton of the of your company 10 be performed
we VIII agree follows. Then follows stipulatiOus
A. to Of oil to be shipped by the trunk lines
giving percentage to each, the standard Oh Company
agreeing to ship over Pennsylvania Railroad not less
than 1900, 900 barrels year. based upon average
production OF not less than 10000 barrels per day In
the event Of a failure TO give the traffic named, the
company has TO pay a sum equal to tho
profits which the railroad company would have real
led upon the quantity i'll deTCit. In consideration OF
this, the Standard was TO pay such lateo as ihleht De
fixed from time 10 time bS the i0ur uuk mes and so
fixed "a 10 place the company on party as 10 cost OF
transportation, win shippers Over competing INES Ire
letter continues 1ou shdh dn" l" ana pay us wteky
such commission on Oul own shipments and the
shipments wneh we may control, as may be
aglced TO by your company and the other
trunk lucs from time time. This commission,
II understood for the present been fixed at 10 per
cent upcu rates, and shall not be fixed at less per
centagc except by mutual agreement Of your company
ana uuls provided that no other shipper Of oil
nv your line shall nav less than the rate fixed
no commission shall Ice allowed any other
shipper until he shall guarantee and furnish you such
commission allowed him, realize To you the same amount
OF profit YOU realize from o,ncg trade thar Is,
you VIII allow any other shipper Of OIL any part OF
such commissions unless after such you realize
from thc total Of his business the same total amount
Of profits yon Ie'iIzr itcin the total OF
compelled 10 hlI certain contracts for Transportation
made by the Empire Line with ref er~ and
producers. which contracts terminate on or before
Nav l. 1875" The stpuiatlOns named N the lrtT were
TO be continued term OF five years. Colonel Scots
letter in few words saying that the arrangement is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
TIE PENNSYLVANIA TRIBUTE.
TEXT OF THE MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
BY THE STATE LEGISLATURE.


BY THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, March THE joint resOlu-
tOns commemorative Of the character OF the late Bay
ard which adopted IN both branches OF the
Legislature yesterday, are as follows:
Whereas In his last annual message Governor Hart
ranft announced the demise of Bayard Taylor citizen
OF Pennsy vania representing the United states NJ Tue
Of the German Empire ana
Whereas This Commonwealth, wDle sharlng the CONF
mon loss cannot but feel than Ordinary interest
Oh the occasion therefore, $1,000
Reso!red That the universal esteem in which Bayard
Tay held traveller, scholar, author and d.
pOmatlst a OF grateful consideration Oh the
termination OF his career.
ReSOrcd, That he possessed Of such various and
rare abilities eminent and estimable FOR his ac-
cOmpllshmcnts and usefuness manifested character 30
wise its CONSTANT in its course and splendid
III its elimination and enriched our literature, hon
Ored the uc al service and reflected such ustre on his
native state his death IN the prime OF MS powers
and the midst OF his duties inyOkes an especial recog-
milton aud regret.
ReSOlced That these proceedings be spread at large
upon Journals Of both Houses OF the Legislature ana
that copy the same be sent to the President OF the
United states and copy TO Mrs. Bayard Taylor
Speeches made upon the resolutions by Senator
Everhart OF Chester, aud Representatives Davis and
art1ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
FORGING 4 MILLIoyYAlRES NAME
HOW JAMES r. KEESE's NAME WAS USED TO LOWER
TIE rRIcE OF WHEAT II CnICAGO.

HOW JAMES X. kEENEs NAME WAS USED IO Low LIS
Tue rRcE OF WHEAT IL CHICAGO.
James Il. Keene, the well-known grain
operator stated last evening In conversation at the
Hotel Bruins wick that his name foreed Thurs
da- night to "a hal-rate tclegraphIc message 10 j. X.
Fisher q Co.. grain brokers, or Chicago. directing
them to sell 100000 bushels OF wheat on
Mr. Keenes account. This caused the decline IN wheat
in Chicago Yesterday from 90 10 90 cents bushel at
the morning and afternoon boards. Mr.. Keene knew
nothing of the transaction until Yesterday afternoon,
and he reuudated the entire SALE which viii compel
the repurcasc ny Fisher Co. OF the amount sold
his uccOunt Yesterday.
Mr.. Kccuc said he had 10 intention OF
making any sales OF gram at present
and Certainly not ut % cents bushel.
Inc message was sent thrOagu the Atlantic
and Pacific Company and, Mr.. Kecne stated. was evil
deutly the Of agent IA New York ~ cOuspir
acY formed III Chicago Oy persons no Were largely
short ou provisions aud who hoped, by breaking tho
wheat mlract 10 cover their sales and buy long"
Steps have been taken 20 discover he author of the ele
gram. Nh kccne SAID ~ uspcion po ntcd 20 what Is
know tue "prOylsiOn clique" of Chicago. 4 large
reward, said, Will be offered by Mr. keene for Tho
discovery OF the forge: and ms dssucae>. Tie original
copy OF the dispatch Is now III Mr. KVcEcs possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
A sTROSG VOTE IN FAVOR or TMPFACHMENT-rHT
GOVERNMENTS WISHES DIsRFGARDED.

STRONG VOTE IN FAVOR OP IMPFACiMENT-rUE
GOVERNMENTS WISHES DIsRFGARDED.
PARIS. Friday March :, 1870.
The Committee of Inquiry has decided in
favor OF the impeachment Of the Ministers OF the 10Th
of May Uhe De BroglIe- FOurtou Cabinet and the Mn
isry OF General de Grmaude tide Rocheboue by vote
Of 10 T. At tho final meeting OF the Electoral Com.
MISSION to be held to-day NJ lie Roger, Minister OF JUS
tce, and " Lepere Minister OF the Interior were TO
attend and repeat the Ministerial declaration against
impeachment OF the DE BroglieFourtou Ministry y
preliminary inquiry the result OF which the question
ofimpeachment would depend.
The recent French Ministerial changes give the trIe
Left exactly onehalf The posts in the Cabinet NJ. Le
pere, Minister Of the Interior IA advanced Gambet
fist NJ WaddingtOn. President OF the Council and For
eign Minister NJ. Say, Minister OF Finance. Admiral
Jaureguberry. Minister Of Marine, ana General Ores
ley Minister Of War. may be considered Of the Left
Centre. This is q considerable shifting of the Minis.
terial centre Of gravity ia favor OF the Left.
In the debate Merchant shipping bill yesterday.
NJ. Lcpere stated that the Government IN favor OF
bountics shipbutlng, but not on the equipment.
The Hes's Paris correspondent remarks that the Gov
ernmens agreeing 10 the bounes al the last moment IL
for their nrmness relative 10 commercial treaties.
The Chamber or Deputies yesterday voted $4,000
francs for participation In the Australian International
Exhibition.
Henri Lacay, banker, and President Of the Tribune
OF Commerce at Iarbes, has dOscOnded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
FLORIDA IN 1876.
AN EMPHATIC ANSWER 10 TIE ASSERTION THAT
Full EFFECT WAS NOT GIVEN To TIE VOTE OF
THAT STATE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

THAT STATE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WAsHINGToN. March 7.-Reports received from
Florida forcshadow one important disclosure af-
fccting the Presidential election of 1876 iii that
State.
II seems that some of the men who were active in
penetrating the frauds III Mr. BlSbecs district last
Autumn and who were eau sht, have come to the
conclusion that the candidates in whose interest
they acted cannot do anything to save them from
the pcnitentiary. They now ready 10 confess
not only the frauds of winch they were guilty in
1878, but also similar ones by which the greater
part Of the Republican majority in that State was
destroyed III the Presidential election.
1t may be remembered that the earliest reports
from Florida. in 1876, represented the Republican
majority in that State as at least 1000, and that
the returns from many of the Democratic counties
were held back as the Republicans then believed.
i'm order that il might be asccrtaIned how much it
would be necessary to doctor" the returns from
those counties III order to overcome the Republican
majority in the remainder Of the State. The recent
confessions which are to be used in prosecutions in
the United states Courts in Florida, show that THIS
theory OF the Republicans was correct, and that The
changes which the Democrats made III tic returns
from a single county were sufficient, if they we've
corrected. to take Florida out Of the St of doubt
full States and make 1t Republican On the face of
the TcthruS by so large "a majority that II every
thing which the Democrats claimed before the Can
wasting Board had been conceded to them the kc-
pubcaus would still have been hundreds ahead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
PASSAMANTE ON TRIAL AT NAPLES
NApLEs Friday March = so

SignOr Carroll, who was riding with hing
Humbert when Passamaute tried TO XII HIM, was ox-
amned in the trial OF the wOud-be assassin yesterday
at Naples Ptssamantc made repeated efforts 10 divert
the course OF the trial into discussion ~ prime pies
he processes. Once, when called to order he excited
great amusement by declaring that If he not allowed
10 speak he might az well 20 away.
The trial OF PasSamantc resumed to-day. Counsel
for he asked that the trial proceed IN the absence
OF the prisoner. he overcome by the excitement
Yesterdays proceedings. The request refused,
and the accused then appeared. weeping aud endeayor
ing himself behind pillar from the gaze OF
the public.
After hearing the report OF the medical examiners,
showing be sane and speeches by counsel,
the jury returned verdict OF guilty. The prisoner
then condemned to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
CUSTOM HOUSE REFORM.


THE CIVIL SERVICE PLAN APPROVED.
PRESIDENT HAYES AND SECRETARY SHERMAN
FAVOR THE SYSTEM OF COMPETITIVE EXAMI-
NATIONS.
The Civil Service plan agreed upon by
Collector Merritt, Naval Officer Burt and Surveyor
Graham. has been returned from Washington. approved
by President Hayes and secretary Sherman. Collector
Merritt has gone to Washington TO consult with the
Treasury Department Custom House anaTs.
Upon his the Civil Service Commission VIII be
selected, the intention being 10 apply competitive
examinations on March 10. IL Is understood that
among the first persons summoned before the Commits
sion viii be several of the present employe. who are
tent TO discharge the special work assigned to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
PROTECTION FOR CANADIAN SHIPPING.

OTTAWA March Tn the House of Com
mons "A debate took place motion by Mr.. Valtiu
asking that petition presented to the Senate IN rela
ton 10 the registration In Canada OF American vessels
be ald on the table. Mr.. Yalin contended that Cana
dian shphudcrs had 10 pay l12 cent, 10 per cent
and per the material used in the construction
Of ships; but that the American vessels purchased
III this country. and pay 10 duty while really con-
sisfIng duty paying material, were allowed TO
free. This cOntenied was unjust 70 the ship
builders OF Canada and should BE- cuGed. This position
was supported by Messrs Forfin. DecosmOs, Hrsson
and Others and opposed by M"ssrs Angn and Killam.
The motion was carried,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
CALL FnR SUPERVISORS.
Caldwell. OF ALABAMA, ONCE TmcKED OUT

Caldwell, OF ALABAMA, ONCE IHCKED OUT OF
TIE CLERKsHIP BY FRAUDULENT BALLOTS
THAT not TO HAPPEN AGAIN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, March THE renewed contest OF
Mr.. Caldwell, of Ala bama for the ClcrksElp has
brought out from those interested a very curious
story of a fraud on the balOt-bOx perpetrated on
the Democratic caucus held in the House Of Keep
Iesentatives to decide on the organization
of the XLVth Congress. The statement
is altogether from Democratic sources. and
is to the following effect: That "A member who re-
earded himself as under special obligation 70 one
# the principal candidates had printed lot of
cards bearing the name of Caldwell. These he
took and with very hard pencil made line
through the name and wrote below with the
iame pencil the name of another candidate. The
pencil was so hard and made so light line as not
TO be noticed in the subdued light of the hall by
friends of Caldwell, to some of whom they were
distributed. When the ballots were counted,
care was taken TO direct attention OF teIleTS
to these scratched tickets. Caldwells friends
now claim that enough of these were
in the box IL have changed the result
and have nominated him had the fraud become
known in time. The number of these trick tickets
Is given at fifteen. 1t is not charged that Clerk
Adams was party TO the fraud f; but ut the coming
election Mr. Caldwcll's friends say that just for
once they Will have acting supervisors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
cRIuEsAyD C1sUALTlAS-BY TELEGRAPH
4 MORMON AcQUlrrEp OF MURDER.

OGpEN Utah, Mach In the case OF Il. T. Bur
ton charged IN the murder Of Mr Bowman seventeen
wears ago durin. the Mont trouble the jury after being
out nearly tAO days. returned yer ct Of not guilty.
TWENTY CARS PILED Up ~ CONFUSION.
HARRISBURG, Penu., March IA broken axle
,i svirn car. Of an Eastern bound freight Train on the
Prpr-yivnua Raj road Jump Marietta THIS
morning loaded coal badly wrecked bat no
person injured.
HUGE WHEEL FLIES INTO FRAGMENTS.
TFPfR BARTLETT, y. H., March The man
driving wheel NIL 0 the Bartlett Land aud Lum
Der COMPANY at place. exploded this uoLug, instantly
killing John Cukty head fireman Many OILERS OF the oP
,rato- escapes, the wheel hew into hundreds
vi mcnLs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
THE PROPOSED SPANISH CABINET.

EIfUI6IU' sI'F''II "'V'
General MARTINEZ Campos has submitted the
following names for the cabinet TO the King for
approval: General Martinez CampOs. Munster OF
War and President OF the Council; S,hor MOlans,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Senior sayea, Minister OF
the Interior; SenOr Ayaa. Minister OF the Colonies I,
Admiral PayIa, Minister Of Marine; Senior Toronto,
Minister of works the Marquis dc OrOylO, Minister OF
Finance ScIur Orioles, Minister OF Justice. General
CtmpOs has suggested TO the King the appointment OF
General BlanCO as GOvernOI-G vi CUBA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
TALK ABOUT THE PRINTING OFFICE.
RONAGE OF THAI LARGE INSTITUTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNL.I


IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Thcre Is considerable
talk among the Democrats remaining III Washing
ton of plan for obtaining control of the patronage
of the Government Printing Office, and II is prob
able that an attempt will DC made during the extra
session to accomplish this result The indications
are that a movement will De started to make The
office of Government Printer elective by the two
Houses of Congress, the President to have no power
in regard to the selection of this officer.
Should tins be done it must give rise to scandals
regard to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
before Mr.. Mcpherson took charge of it, This office
was not elective, bat rs no law existed for the es-
tabshmemt and maintenance of the bureau, its
chief was dependent upon the favor or caprice of
COngreS,ucn for the means of carrying on his
work and in lobbying for his annual appToprla-
tlons lie was compelled to distribute patronage
among Congressman with a ruinously lavish hand.
Wien Mr.. Mcpherson took charge Of the bureau, it
Will be remembered that he reduced the force from
900 TO 400 at once, and with tins reduced force
managed to do more and better work than had been
turned ont 10y any previous administration.
The Government Printer employs between 1,2O0
and 400 persons. counting men, women ana
children, Many of them receive mere plttances,
working by the piece and averaging not more than
two three days employment III week. One
inevitable result of the proposed change Will he the
appointment of two OF three persons for every one
needed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
THE MYSTERIOUS GREENBACK PARTY.
IHE STRENGTH or his sHADOwY ORGANIZATION
NOT YET pLREECTLY kNOWN-IME DEMOCKAIs

HE STRENGTH or This SHADONY ORGANIZATION
NOT YET PERFECTLY KNoWN-IHE DEMOCRATS
STILL MUCH FRIGHTENED.
iBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIRE rRIBrNE.l
WASHINGTON, March The strength of the
Greenbackers is as much mystery to-day ever,
and whether they Will finally develop by the 18th
Instant into a nucleus strong enough to IN
terfere with the prompt organization Of
the House or not is entirely matter
Of conjecture. Their leaders stlll assert
to-day that they have twenty-five members pledged
to 90 into caucus with them, number amply sUf1i-
Gent, If they have them. TO upset the Democratic
majority. This number includes eleven soft money
Democrats, but the names Of these, for prudential
reasons they refuse to disclose.
1t Is very doubtful whether they have so many
tiedged to enter their caucus, much less to support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
PRINCE BISMARCK RESISTED.

STAG.
BERLIN Friday, March 7. 1879.
The Parliamentary Discipline bill has been
rejected in the Recnstsg, which to-day also rejected
motion from the Conservatives for rendering the stand
ing orders stringent but adopted the proposal OF
Baron StaufcnDerg for committee 10 report to tho
House whether It's regulations require modification.
LONDON. Friday, March :. 1879
The Berlin correspondent of The DdiIy AeCs, reynw-
ing the attitude OF the freetraders, says The word
OF compromise is abroad, and points which lend them
selves to early concessions openly betrayed Prince
Bismarck has chief option I'm the matter. do not
believe he will exert himself much 10 come 10 an under.
standing with the present Il, ichstag.'
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SAVING IN THE WElGHERS' DEPARTMENT.
Assisfant-Snr LAke. in charge OF the

=
weIghers' department, New-IOrk Custom House, mas
made a comparative yearly statement which shows
that for the year ending February IS ISIS, under the
old system, the total amount Of merchandise
weighed was 2,7G7,52S.54 pounds, at cost to
the Government including salaries, of 1904
800 o. while for the year ending February
2s 1879, under The new system, the total
amount weighed was 100 G53 234 pounds at cost 10
the Government including salaries, Of SlS7l97 n.
showing a difference in favor Of the new syetcm OF
Sl17122 % The gain to the Government by taking
actual ali for February has been the out
on 6S51OS mounds equivalent 10 more than all
the expenses of the Wcghers Department during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
TIE HAYTIAN REVOLUTION.

KINGSTON, Feb. 27.-The Revolutionary
party IN ayu s threatens the overthrow OF the pres
cnt administration OF Canal. The whole northern
portion Of the Republic may he said 70 be already In
arms. The President thinks, however, that with tho
forces his command IN the South hc viii be able TO
save his Government.