EDITOR,
YTED5ESDAY HORSING, MAR. 7, 187.
Our Washington Letter.
Bpeetid to the Rkpubmcax.
Warrington, I). C, March 2, 77
Wheu Representative) Springer of
Illiuoia. "wit! but baker's dozen of
lis party benchmnn behind him, en
deavored yesterday to bull-dozo the
Speaker or the IIous, democratic tac
tics evidently reached their culimna
(ion. It was tlio last agony of the ex
piring party, and was as Indecorous as
it was ifl'ectuaL After all hope was
gone Sprifiger endeavored by interpos
ing dilatory motions to interfuro with
and prevent the counting of the elec
toral vote. He was ruled out of order
hj his own Democratic speaker, ap
pealed from tho Chair and was ruled
down by the House. Capping the cli
max he then in a mautver intended to
4)0 sublime "but which was only ridicu
Jous appealed "to the people of the
country." It was a paltry bit of bur-
' lesque, and would htat been laugha
ble had lit been less shameful. Thus
the democratic body politic in Con
gress passes from its temporary resus
tication to obscurity, greater growing
the agouy as nearer draws the hour of
its final dissolution. Not eveu the
promise of a future resurrection lights
ihe darkness of this passover, and in
proper appreciation of this vnmourn-
, ed fact the dying body, with thought
to posterity where posterity will givo
none to it, publishes its last will aud
testament. Having nothiug to leave
but a bad example, it gives that cheer
fully, and no member thero so dead
but that he struggles up to add his
crocodile. Like funeral mile-etones
they made the passage of the Louisia
ua debate, and stood gaping along the
dark .path of tho Oregon investigation,
and every one points out a grave: hie
jacet
The Herald, the leading democratic
weekly in this city, came out with a
strong cditoral last Sunday headed
.."No more Tilden in ours." The
Courier-Journal takes the same ground,
nnd so do many of the western papers.
They appear to believe that there will
be enough life left in the party in 1880
to run a candidate, but they don't in
tend Tilden shall bo that candidate.
If they should have a new election
next month he could not get the nomi
nation. Thoy attribute their defeat
this time more than nil else to his
mysterious management of the cam
paign, and Tilden's letter in to-day's
New York papers is naught else than
on apology to the party under-lcaders
vss
ment. It remiuds me of a story 'they
iysei U) tell of Gen. Polk. During the
yvwar KJ&i&ftral Polk ordered a sergeant
I to (Ire a caanon which had been load-
I cd ierbeu ,ht aud allowed to cool. The
sergeant .eaid it would burst. Polk
"aid it wouldn't. It did, and killed
thirty men. Polk picked up the ser
vant's head and apologized. Tilden
apologizes (o Hendricks.
The fil'ibusters in t!i Tf rtiiM Unvn
fng as much delay r8 possible, but tfe
decided grounds taken by Speaker
landall yesterday and the large ma--iity
by which he was eustained,
how that the obstructionists are posi
ivelj powerless ta successfully mist
i completion of the dectoral count,
ii eveu before this will reach you
ayes will be Pjesideflt The inau
ration is to be without ar.y of the
np and show which have distiu
iithed preceeding ones, and will be
pla and unostentatious as becomes
American citizen passing to tha
-cutive chair of tho Nation. PJodg
1 Mr. Hayes is to an admhiiatra
af economy and reform, the real,
.1 dfetf sham article, this plainness
:pt ftt. detract from tho dignity
j3 occasioo. AH of tho earlier
Jeuts were .acgurated without
X U)eio tr.iumphaJ arches or mu
BOttfrlijs Wass aud rosuiag can
Thomas Jefferjiou ridiug ojd borse--tirtly
unattended io tiie .C'ap
, bere La dismounted, tied JtU
aud walking up to the butldiug
e 4th of otice prescribed by
dd we know that they discharged
'utie fuite as v. Jl a their sue-
klistanJing all that Las Wii
coulrarv, I am to day iu-
'y good authority that there j
a -position iu iresi-1
dent Hayes' On blurt. It is however
on dit that a southerner will be ap
pointed to fill the vacancy left by
Davis on the Supremo beuch, aud the
names mentioned are Hcrschel V.
Johnson nnd John Hancock. To fill
this vacancy as it was filled before,
will take just about three hundred
pounds. It is rumored that the posi
tion of Secretary of War will be ten
dered John A. Logan. Hayes is ex
pected hero to-morrow evening. Ho
comes over tho road in Tom Scott's
private car.
The Biitish Parliament now pro
poses to adopt the American metcro
logical system, and in a report setting
forth the perfection of the weathei bu
reau in the United Slates, admits that
we are ahead of all the world iu the
accuracy of our predictions.
Europeau advices are that Russia is
adopting tho craw-fish movement, that
is, getting cut backwards, and that
there'll be no war. So mete it be. I
for one, don't take any more stock in
wars. I got enough in '62-3.
Maxwell.
President Hayes' Inaugural.
The inaugural addre?s of President
Hayes, delivered on Monday last, is
too long to be reproduced by us in
full. AVe therefore give a synopsis
and a few extracts from it.
He refers to his letter of accept
ance, when placed in nomination, and
says :
"I wish now, when every motive for
misrepresentation has passed away, to
repeat what was said before the elec
tion, trusting that my countrymen
will cordially weigh and understand
it, and that they will feel assured that
sentiments declared in accepting the
nomination for the Presidency will be
the standard of my conduct in the
path before me."
He assures his countrymen of the
south that it is his earnest desire to
promote their truest interests; the in
terests of both white and colored, and
to use his efforts in behalf of a civil
policy which will forever wipe out in
our political affairs the color line and
tho distinction between North and
South.
He then repeats his views as t civil
service reform substantially tho same
a; promulgated in his letter of accept
ance, aud recommends au amend
ment to tho Constitution prescribing
a term of six years for the Presiden
tial office, and forbidding a re-eletion.
"With respect to the financial con
dition of the country, I shall not at
tempt an extended history of the em
barrassment and pro3trution which
we have suffered during the past three
years. The depression in all our vari
ed commercial and manufacturing interest-
throughout the couutry, which
began in September 1873, still con
tinues. It is very gratifying, how
ever, to be able to say that there are
indications all around us of a coming
change to prosperous times.
"Upon the currency question, iu
timately connected as it is with this
topic, I may be permitted to repeat
here the statement in my letter of ac
ceptance, that in my judgment the
feeling of uncertainty inseparable from
an irredeemable paper currency, with
its (luctuatious of values, is one of the
greatest obstacles of a return to pros
perous times. The only safe paper
currency is one which rests upon a
coin basis, and is at all times and
promptly converted into coin. I ad
here to tho views heretofore expressed
by" me in favor of Congressional legis
lation in behalf of early resumption of
specio payment, 'and I am satisfied
srnt only that this U wise, but that the
iutercsts as well as the public senti
ment j the country imperatively de
mand it.
"Passing from these remarks on the
condition of our own couutry, to con
sider aur ielations with other lands,
wo are remkwid ' by international
complications abroad, the threatening
of the peace of Iurope that our tradi
tional rule of non-interference iu af
fairs of foreign jiotwns leas proved of
great value iu paet tunes and ought to
be strictly observed.
"The policy inaugurated by my
honored predecessor, President tirant,
of submitting la .arbitration grave
questions in dispute between ourselves
aud foreign powers, points to a new
and incomparably befit instrumentali
ty foi the preservation of peace,' aud
will, as 1 believe, becoma a benificent
example of the course to be pursued
in similar emergencies by other na
tions. If, unhappily, questious of dif
ference should at any time duriug the
period of my administration, arise be
tween the United States aud any t'or
&Zn government, it will certainly be
jut deposition uud my hope to aid iu
their tciilement in the same peaceful
eud honorable way, thus securing to
our country tl-e great blessings of
peace aud mutual good olhecs, wuu
aM the nation of the uorld.1'
Tin: selection of the electoral tribu
oal aud its finding is discussed at
length, and iu actions approved of.
"- ""hule5 as follows:
lie 1 v w r - n
"J ov.oajwi, Peonfors, Uepie-
sen!ative., Judge?, fellow citizens, hero
and everywhere, to unite with mo in
an earnest effort to secure to our coun
try tho blessing not only of material
prosperity but of justice, peaco and
union, a union depending not upon
the constraint of force, but upon the
loving devotion of a free people may
be so ordered and settled upon the
best and surest foundations that peace
and happiness, truth nnd justice, re
ligion and piety may be established
among us for nil generations."
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rejected iipplii'iitlnns may bo revived.
Special attention iven to Interfereneo
Cases before the Patent (Mlb:e, ICxtensions
bel'nro Cotnrre s, 1 iifrinement Suitrt In
ilitl'ercnt Slates, nnil nil litigation ipor
lainlnp to In vt iilions or Patents. M nid
Mump to Gilmoro Sc Co., lor pnmphlcl of
sixty iap;es.
fiiiSKl i'a.wiv-i. Warrants ami
Conlested Irfind CaKe;i jirosct ulivl befnra
tho U. S. Govern 1 Land Olllcp and Depart
ment of the Intirior. Private Lund Claims,
Mining end l'ro-ciiiption Claims, and
lliimi'K'i'iij Cases atteinlnd to. Land Scrip
in 40, SO, and M0 acre pieces for sale. This
Scrip Is assignable, and can ho located in
tho name of tho purchaser upon any Gov
ernment land Kiinject to private entry, at
per acre. It is of equal valuo Vlth
Mounty Land 'Warrants. Send mnmp to
Oilmo'rc iV Co., for pamphlet of InsLruo
tion. Arror of I'n.v & Konutj.
Officers, Soldiers, ami Sailors of tho late
war, or their heirs, are in many cases on
titled to money from tho Uovernuient of '
which they hiiva no knowledge. Wiito
full history of service, nnd slato amount
of pny and bounty received. Enclose
stamp t't Gilmoro ,v Co., and a full reply,,
niter examination, will be given you ire..
K'ciiKfoai.s.
AH OIllcerH.-Noblin-s, nnd Sailors woun--ded,
ruptured, or injured in the lain war,,
however slightly, can obtain a punsion by
addressing Gilmoro Co.
Case prosecuted by GihuolO t C'.
fcra.-vbt SupitiUC Cov,,j. v ;n6"l'"nitol
States, tlio Court of Claims, and Ihe South
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Each department (d our business Is eon.
ducted in a separata bureau, under chargD
of tho same experienced parficn employed
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entrusted lo Glltimro iv, Co, Is than h.
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