The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-30


a Washington special giving q hopeful
view Of the Southern situation. from
Judge Lochrane, of Georgia. who thinks
the South has chiefly friendly words for
Garfield, and 10 disposed to he reasona-
bic in oil matters hsnceforth under dis
cussion. The South, he says, makes no
claim 10 recognition 10 tue Cabinet.
She Is steadily growing local in senti
ment. aud getting more to love the
Constitution aud the Government.
Southern psople are fond of their mem
cries Of the history of their arms and of
their section, but they daily see more Of
the logic Of evehts. that loyalty means
prosperity. and that sectioualism means
ruin They grow wiser. aud the day is
not distant when the Solid South will
bs dissolved. aud the loyalty Of the
South be rs warm as in New England.
To accomplish this Garfield will not
make the mistake Of bis predecessor, in
accepting lip services for honest patriot
ism. The masses Of the people 10 Geor-
gia are in accord with the principles Of
the Republican party with respect to
the tariff and internal improvements.
In distinction to this roseate picture
Roger q Mills, Of Texas. says the De-
mocracy failed on account of failing to
meet and com bat the protective tariff
issue and ell protection Of monopolies
They pursued the penny wise economy,
and crippled the Government by cut.
ting down petty salaries The fightion
the tariff question is only Just begun
and the South will remain solid. State
rights will continue to combat central
ization. and the future of tho Demo
cratic party is assured,
Grant at Beeeher's Church.
NEW YoRK, Nov 2s.-- General Grant
and ex-Minister Romero. Of Mexico,
attended service today N Beecher's
church, Brooklyn. The aggregation
became aware of the presence Of the
distinguished gentlemen aud remained
IN their seats after benedictiou. Mr..
Beecher inforced the people that the
services were ended and asked that
they retire. There was yet no manifes-
tation or disposition on the part Of the
proplc TO leave before Grant or Romero.
Mr Beecher then said; This house is
for the worship OF God, not Of man."
and appealed to the assembly to dis
perse. Tho seats being still retained.
Grant and Romero left. quickly fol.
loved by the whole congregation.
Neck and Neck.
CHICAGO, Noy 2.-The 7ribaae fur.
nishes the following statement Of una.
| jorities. taken from official returns,
tom every State IN the Union on the
late Presifentist election: Garfield, L.
43e.4i5; Hancock. 4.i36,0l4; Weaver.
307.729; Dow. OCH; scattering. IDS;
total. 9.l92.595 Garfeld's plurality
over Hancock. SOL.
The Wise liza vos.
+. MILWAUKEE,, Nov 27.-The State
canvassers have Completed the canvass
OF votes cast at the last election ss fol
Lows Whole number Of votes cast.
26I. LOG. Garfield. l4i.i00; Hancock,
ll4,0fs; Weaver. 1886; anti.seeret soci-
ETY., VI; temperance, 90; scattering, l.
Damage TO the Cotton Crsp.
New YoRK. Nov. 27.-Co,ton dealers
OF Sc. Louis and Memphis estimate the
damage TO crops by recent severe
weather at half million bales.
Hadson River Closed.
Hudsoa river navigation is practically
closed. There ere large quantities OF
drift ice between Nswburgh and POUCH.
keepsis. The amount Of grain now re.
ported frozen in the canal Is ,49S, goo
bushels OF wheat aud 4 SIS. 600 bushels
OF corn, besides oats aud barley.
Good showing.
Stocks, after q strong opening, soon
declined. bat a tendency 10 advance
was manifested all day. aud there vas
= MT advance Of !. TO 81. per cent,
Enormous earnings are recorded by
railroads. The St. Paul road i. earn
lag at the rate of IL per cent. AID the
Northwestern "a per cent. The Lake
Shore LACKS 1000 freight cars to accom-.
MEDIATE It's blsisess. aud rs many a. that
are At Buffalo biockadsd aud fllet
with grain and -four.
The Supreme Court.
WAsaIsaroS. ID c., Nov 2T-Justice
Strong OF the L. 3. Supreme Court will
retire from the bench before the l., of
January. AID Justice Swayno intends
10 retire as soon "a S,rong's successor
shalt have bsen confirmed by the Sen.
ate. They are both eligible for retire.
usnt on fall pay. each being over 20
Years Ct ase. and have served ten
years They cAnnst both leave the
beach at tha same tine without break.
ing the constitutional quorum for the
supreme Court. which Is sir of the
total Dine. because justices Clifford aud
Hnas are each physically. il not men.
tally, unable TO perform sny Judicial
labor. Although permanently dis.
ahled. neither Clifford nor HUI, is We,
willing TO resi2p; the first having long
ago declared thA, he woald DOT rstire
anless be could be succeeded BY a Dem.
ccrat. and Huat being 70, yet eligible
TO retirement with pap. II they do
not resign. or II Justice Hunt - not
provid d for by special act OF Goa.
gress, there 10 considerable probability
THAI Law sill be passed providing for
the appointment Of two additional