Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1877, Page 1

3 TP SEan e Ba w 4 TRoEnasurheey S T T ° Bt L\ LW AR @ . P FI e with fon the most and BEST Deasing appars- tus extant. B 1saac w. BANGS &CO., | BeSTATEST, VOLUME XXXII. CLOTHING. FIRE! FIRE! PERSONS IN NEED OF CLOTHING {1l do well and save money by lookin N llowing prices, and also call and o e yourseives that we will soll you %0 PER CENT LOWER THAN AXY OTHER BOUSE IN THE CITY. Men's Suits from - - $6 to $12 Men's Pants from - -~ $1 to $3.50 Men's Vests from - - $1 to $1.65 Men's Overcoats from - $3.50t0 $12 A Fine Fur Beaver Overcoat, over-bound with cioth, and guaranteed worth in any siore 520, we seil you for $10. Youth's Suits from - - $510$8 Youth's Overcoats from - $3 to $6 Youth's Pants from $1 to $2.75 Boys' Suits from - - - 33035 Boys' Pants from - - - 50c to $1 Boys Vests from - - - - - 50c Children's Suits - $2.50 to $4.50 Afineline of Black Goods and Worsted Suits. Celand see our stock and we will cenvince you that we sell you Goods just as wesay. Storeopen from 7 a.m.to 9'p. m.; sgterdsy 11 p. m. Country orders filled with great care. FIRE STORE, 163 SOUTH €LARK-ST,, CEICAGO. Ulsters, Overcoats, Suits, 8% Imported Cloths, Beavy and Light Weights, by the Yard. Having parchased the Palmer Honse Clothing Stock ata low price. 1 propose 10 ciose it out at ance, and will ke prices that will do it. The ave the exira large sizes) are the ¢ for sale, cut in the latest style, . The Cloths snd Trimmings need were purchased for the custom trade. No su~b bar- cred before. Call early and get zood Will be pleased to sce friends and rons of the Nos. 185 & 187 State-st., PALMER JIOUSE BLOCK. B.PALMER MACKEY, Late of ALL ACREY & co. Lz{g'O'_gét in the World. &= oue-price cash. 416, 413, 430, * have the larzess retail clofh: and boys”n the world of nore than A e hundred tallors. Tu am power, 1 and 0 C. JEVNE, IMPORTER OF TEAS, 1and 3 North Clark-si., and 259 Randolph, corner Market. ip7ed (0 any part of the Tnited States TESRABLE, OFFICES IN TEE [RBONE BUTLDING TORENT. Apply o WM. C. DOW, 4 Room 8 Tribune Building, o FAIR GOODS. EF s Beautiful Hair! GRY, BLOXD, BLACK, & BROWN SWITCHES, WIGS, CURLS, 3 PUFES, ETC. 8 only manufacturer of the unrivaled SARCTOGA WAVES, One genuine without Pajent Mark. KES. C. TLGKDICN, 210 Wabash-av., Chicegn. o FIRE-PLACE HEATERS, R THE NEW onn Fire-Plae Bealer fl 1S SIMPLY A W ONDER.- 1T AT GfiLgfll Jno. . Banas & CoJss - *C?r.sll LIQUORS AND CIGARS. icage Dailp CHICAGO, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. FLOUR. BRIt WHISKIES $1 PER BOTTLE. SHERRIES AT $1 PER BOTTLE. ~ PORIS 81 PERAEOTTLE. GINS $1 PER BOTTLE. AU of the abore LIQUORS at $10 per dozen. The Whisky is the best Kentucky Hand- made Sour-Mash, and the other Liquors are equally first-class. Retail Dealers! Druggists! Families! Everybedy! choicest of goods at hard-pan prices. Our salos are immense. LAWRENCE & MARTIA, 111 Madison-st. 251 & 253 Wabash-av. ‘We shall offer during the present week the Greatest Bargains FURN fig{@'g | ever known. Givinga st cent from our lowust pricus ENTIRE STOCK 1s an onportunity seldom offered, bnt we must re- uce our immense stock aud adopt this method of dome it. “Ten per cent_discount will make a besutiful *+Queen Aune * style Parlor Smte, well uphol- stered in_Ttaw Silkand Plush, Walnut and Gilt Framee, cost & Queen Anme™ style solid Walput Dressine- c_Chamber Suite, eleguntly tammed, cost 50. ension Tuble, square. 4-foot top. cost per fout, This will zave Yon some idea of the barcains of- fored: spect, which w do. OQurentire = PARISIAN GOODS, euitable as Wedding Prese; tie public to ime of at like reduction: eragl o all Kind the Joum 3, corner Fiek Smole-Stacks Linen Dressing, Dirt Exteriinator & Blueig Are unquestionably the best zo0ds fa market. GO TO JOHEN JONES, NO. 119 DEARBORN-ST.. ur CLOTHES thoroughly Cleaned and neatly And pet AIR The BOYNTON improved are th n the mar- 171 % Ant EXTI » faction. CHAR FHBNALE 3 BRI &% s st TREAL ESTATE. e i e DO NOT FORGET The uction Sale of Handsome Houses IN ALDINE SQUARE. To-Morrow Afternoon, October 22, WINTER IS COMING! WEATHER STRIPS Can be found at KELLEY'S, 83 Madison-st., in grest variety. crcam CIGARS. Remember, fine. free-smokling Coanecticat flled, | only $12 per ROV 104 6o CIGAR MFG. CO., 11 aid 13 W abaalav., secoid lodr. LITES. ished Shirls 1. 210 1t1en bosom, only Soc. compicte except buttons end but- il huse « DIy 236C PO pair. ¥ SHIRT FACTORY, 71 Fifth-av. DUCTION GREA R AEW FLOUR! Archibald’s Patent. - Plant’s Extra St. Louis. I am now receiving direct from the most celebrated Flour Mills in the West, New Flour, which will make 20 to L0 per cent more bread than the many brands now offered on the market. Straight Spring Wheat, best in the world, - - - $6.50 to $7.00 New Process, Patent, 7,50 to 8,00 8t, Louis White Winter, Eagle Mills, - « - -~ - -~ - 750 8.00 uis White Winter, Gray’s St. Louis White Winter, Western Queen, - - - = = - 825 Granulated Sugar, -~ - - - llcts Standard A Sugar, - - 101-2cts. Fine Teas, - - - - 351060 cts. x6-1b Box Kingsford Starch = - 53¢ 60=Ib Box Proctor & Gamble Soap = $3.75 SLACK’S HANMOTH GROCERY HOUSE, 109 East Madison-st. SEND FOR PRICE-LI1ST. FLOUR- St te winte~ wheat, extra 0 per brl; chofce St 50 bags, Boe, H0C.S1. d, Send postal card. Halted-st. CARPETINGS Finest Line of Body Brassels in the ity We are offering a line of Bodys at $1.15, for- mer price $1.50. Our Carpet Department full of the newest designs, and prices al- ways the lowest. CHICAGO CARPET CO. 233 STATE-ST,, Old Stand of ALLEN, MACKEY & CO. Wt o ol Mk ot Attt EINANCESL. THEEB GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, OF CHICAG®, 76 FIFTEI-AV. Degosita in this banl pay better than Govern- ment Bonds. and sre equally safe. Within 30 days thes bank hias paid to depusitors over 50 per cent of its entire habilities. The rate of wterest to be allowed on deposits made on and after the 1st day of October, 1877, has been reduced 1o 41; per cent per annum by the Be f Directors of this bank. 13 of the charter of the German Savings- 13 s follows: oration hereby created shall not en- cuera) or commercial banking busi- | confine it business erclusively 10 and trist funds.™ Dbanks from tie ammual tax on depositsof 13 per cent . provides that at lesst 45 per cent shail be aid 10 depositors, HENRY GREENEBAUM. Prest. ncr. AL Wisk, Hinois Mortgage Bonds. Wwe um»rr?l i‘crer:nl Five Year ‘;,‘(“5:,‘.‘;" ;\‘l:nys ‘?)( 5.1';(:: tsecu 2 Mortzuge Bankers, at the Dime Saviugt Bank, Chicago. Fidefity Bank Deposits. 1wiil buy altmited amount for CASH. or will loan money on sime. EDWARD I 12, i ashington-it. « nd 60 per cent tn wntneumbered Keal Estate; good title, with abstract. BAKERY. C. L. Woodman & Co., NEW BAKERY No. 61 Washington-St. We shall be prepared sbout Nov. 1 to offer s} whole- d retall the cholcest assurtinent of bread, crack- fered for eale 10 Chicago. No. 61 Wachingion-st.. WUODMAN & CO. nd pastry Gur e pluce uf Just westof State. STOVE! grovas, DRaschurners, and Furhaces. The largest and most complete ossortment ever before offered 18 Chicaro ut Tetal. New Store. Just vpened, T SMadt . under management of the well: known Stove and_ Furnace men, A. M. SEARLES & W. H. SUEKMAN. 3 SREAL ESEARE i DO NOT FORGET The Auction Sale of Handsome Houses IN ALDINE SQUARE, To-Morrow Afternoon, October 22, POLITICAL. John H. Leonard 15.a candidate for-the otfice of Counts Commissioner Corth Side), subject to the action of the Republican uaty Convention. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. PLANOS AND ORGANS. CARPETS, FURNITURE, and STOVES Can be purchased FOR CASH or ON TIME of . W. A LOWELL & C0., 736 West Madison-st., - ctples. Cheaper than of any housc io Chic We can furnish 8 house complete with first-class goods. FALL PRICES. s 10 B ormer price. 1.15 60 Former price. a5 Former price. 0 Former price. 1. %0 Former price. Former price. Former price. Foruer price. Former price. Former price. Formuer price. Former price. Former price. Spring beds, Forwer price. Handsome dressing case Former price. 45.00 And all other goods at same reduction in prices. Four floors of our stone-front building are filled with choice oods. CALL AND SEE LS.~ We CAY and WILL sell goods ‘cheaper than those who only scll one class of £oods, a3 our expenses are light. NEW DAUNTLESS and INVINCIBLE Heating Stoves are the best. A fine’ Easy Chair, a Woven Wire Mattress, or a forty-pound Ilair Mattress, cn away with cach Stove sold. Tapestry Brussels. Extra super ingrai Good all-wool {ngral Goud cotton chaln luzraf Tapestrs Brussels wats Door wiate. . 3383BBBSNERE arlor Cane. Fine French loung Good cook stove Marble-top bus Wire spriug. worth $12, gi REAL ESTATE. NEVER BEFORE In the History of Chicago was there such a chance to buy a BEATIFUL HOME ! AT AUCTION, On Your Own Terms!?! We shall eell, without reserve, On MONDAY, Oct. 22, at 2 o’clock, ON THE PREMISES, Five Marble-Front Dwellings, WITH THE GROUNDS, IN ALDINE SQUARE, On Vincennes-av., vetween Thirty-seventh and ‘Thirty-eighth-sts., Nos. 27, 32, 34, 35 end 6. MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE! Terms of Sale~§300 to $1,000 cash: balance on time to suit buyer, with interest at 6 per cent per annom. AT CASEL can be paid if parchaser desires. 33~ Any other Tlouses in the *quare belosging to U. P. SMITH, Esq.. Proprictor, will be substitated. if desired. Take Cottage Grove-av. cars to Vincennes-av. Homes for All In Trego Comnty. Kausas. We have control of ncounty of lands on the Iine of thie Kanaas Pacific Rallway, I3 Kansas. and are now prepared to offer great Inducements Lo sctual settlers, elther to an Lalvidual or to & whole colony, i the way H 1ands, clieap and on easy teris. ~ Cheap fareyniid cheap refgus. Voot pay ysur mobey. take your ehiolce, and get. ¥our dedd direct, and each man owns hi Tand tud 15 his o¥n boss. Wi rict cre crprise, ielr omes. and will make te. We have taken fnto It the bunuer county of ti this enterprise several capi us With moncy to commien county seat of Trego Coun! At of the best towns in the State, We spent aboul the tion of Jant weeky In puking a thor- onthe line of different rall- £y for the fo fertile, of 4 rich, ds —based o0 3 limesto agreat pro- ducing soll. 2 i the Saline W Rtver in the northern part, Big Creek in the centre, and smoky HUJ River (o the southern partof the coun: ty. hiesides thelr tributaries. 3 There §> an abundance of'suft white stone, Wwhich krows hiard by exposare o the air, and of Which we or Conrt-ilouse. pose to_bulld our hotel, . ¢. 4. There 15 plenty of bituminous coal. 5. On account of {ts advantages for cattlc and sheep cau feed dut uf doors . 6. 1tisoncof the most healthy cli- It has through_ics centre the nd 15 ouly “thirty-six hours’ The lands fay well, Ievel, an southeast. We (nvl e these Tands. W ride from Clitcazo, gradualls undulating 1o the 3who wi=h 10 0 with us an ] C."Gibbs wnd many others, leave on the Rog Rallway Tuesdsy, Oct. 24, a¢ 10:15 &, m. = We lave ma ngenienis so thut parties by handing in thelr can obtaln tekets for The raund trip for ve the best references [ Chicago 1t de- WARREN, K v & L0 105 Dearborn-st. o South Clarkest, $5,600.00 For an Improved Lot, bringing an annual rental of $540. Apply to ISAAC CLAFLIN & CO., Room 11, Marine Building, N. E. corner of Lake and LaSalle-sts. DO NOT FORCET The Auction Sale of Handsome Houses IN ALDINE SQUARE, To-Morrow Afternoon, October 22. CHEAP LOTS. |The Organ of To-Day. SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS, New Styles of Orgaus for 1877-1878, “Thebest Cabinet Organs for Chaurch and Home Use.”” TO ALL Who want to get the intrinsic value for their money, who know and appreciate 8 fine quality of musical tone, who perceive the excellence and good taste of & piece of cabinet work, who value the enduring character of mechanism made upon honor, Thé Smith American Grean o, Commends a careful examinstion of its new Tilustrated Catalogue for 1877, and & can- did comparison of its instruments with those of other makers. The cases are the most tasteful and substantial now made. In tone these organs are vastly superior,—thoy will remam in tune and in order longer than suy other,—and that. when quality ia cosnniu'iorsd. these organs are T}.LE%H.D' AP W. W. KIMBALL, Cor, State and Adams-sts., SOLE AGENT FOR TIE NORTHWEST. DECKER BROTHERS', HENRY F. MILLER, STORY & JAMPIS P and the World-itenowned ESTEY ORGANS, Over 200 instramente for sale, exchange, orrent. Astonishing Bargans 0w offersd. No.211 STATE-ST,, CHICAGO. e have recently magnificent Stelnwa; fully warranted and almost as good are enable¢ to scll at great bar prices asiced for faferior fasirymo n {n exchange for Uprights two uare Planos, in perfect order, 4 asuew, which and below the HEALY, State enid Monroe-sts. DIATONDS AND PEARLS, DIAMONDS & PEARLS, We will open on Monday, Qct. 22, “of our own importation,”” the MOST COM- PLETE stock ot Fing Dizmonds and Pearls Ever brought to tkis market, mounted in the NEWENT DESIGNS by the most ART- ISTIC WORKME! Also, BEAUTIFUL UNSET STONES, SINGLE AND IN PAIRS. We are prepared to sell these GEMS FOR LESS MONEY THAN SAME QUAL- I'TY HAS EVER BEEN SOLD, ECTION SOLICITED. N. MATSON & (0., State and Monroe-sts. FOE SALE. PHYSLOGICAL FOR SATHE. The entiro outft. suitable for a lady destring to lecture upon snatomy. physiology, and bygicne, consisting of fine French may naps, charts, and diagrams. representing every portion of the structure. Address P 100, Tribune oflice. DO NOT FORGET The Auction Nale of Handsome Houses IN ALDINE SQUARE, To-Morrow Afternoon, October 22. RECEIVER’S SALE. Underan orider of Court the Office Furniture, Desks, Safe. Chalrs. Counters. Car) nd Fixtures of the cetlon Lite:- Insurance” Comnany. not i uwe by the be sold at Pullic Sale hiitiert oF cash at 10 0'clock . m Noveiuer, 15 N tocelver. L. Chicago. TERCHANT TAILOKRING. THE BEST ssimer 0 iz, Suitings, 35 ‘—ifiigv Fine bne: Sultines 43 = o= J.B.HALL&CO.,, ‘Tallors. 130 Dearborn- OPTECIAN. e oo SOy DIANASSE, OPTICIAN, Tribune Building. Fine spectacies sufied to all sights on_sclentific prin- Opers and Fleld Glassts, Telescopes, Micro- Ecoves, Barometers, & MATTRESSES. i A full-size Wool Mattresa, $6. {Pillows. $1.25 per pair: superior 16 cheap hair. A full line of Mat- firbie il Kinds, anu Beling b he lowest cash prices. Sole minu MATTRESS, |facturer of Dowel, Soring Beds prices reduced tram 81010 Ss; fal Fize. contalning 130 sprin $6.50. K R AV T o 206 State-ate DIAHIONDS] ‘We have just received direct from Europe, another lot of extra fine Gems. These Dizmonds were cut to order for usin matched pairs and single stones, and are by far the finest ever brought to Chicago. We are now ready to show these goods, and convince the public that the same quality can not be found else- whero in this city. Our prices are guaranteed to be lower than the like goods can be bought for elsewhere in America. S. HYMARN & C0., . W”fif&E%’TONs Rubber Store, 160 STATE-ST., 1S THE PLACE TO KEEP DRY. Auf-no AE: DO NOT FORCET The Auction Sale of Handsome Houses IN ALDINE SQUARE, To-Morrow Afternoon, October 22. GRATES AND Ay Plain, Gold_snd_Nickel trimied, oo SLATE MANTELS R0BASCO & RUMNEY s R AT i Suburban Lofs SAVINGS BANKS LOTS SHOWN FREE. The many tears which bave been ahed duriag the Jasc hiry days over money lost o Savings Hanks 4 e hearta put thelr money i ST s MY $100 LOTS, Which are THE SAFEST and BEST {nvestment the Iaboring-man, cierk. teacler, mechanic, and man of small means can possibly ind. MY LOTS AT LA GRANGE Are only one Block from the Depot. and 7 miles from Chicago. They are Beautiful Property, and Iamsell- ing them for $100, §15 down and $5 monthly. This makes ft cost yon, after your first payment, only 17 cents a day. ' ‘You can save thaton cigar money, or sour good wife will find o way to economize just a Jittle more, 8o you can by-and-by have A BEAUTIFUL HOME OF YOUR OWN. LA GRANGE Ison the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rallroad: I3 one of Chicago’s most attracttve and earcrprisin suburbs, heinz beautlfully situsted Wmong hills an sroves: has now about. 1,000 inbiabitants, and growing rapldly: churchies, echiools, stores, and is only half way between Chicago snd East Grove, DuPage Co. REMEMBER, La Grange is in Cook Comnty. 1 have now eizbteen houses nnder contract, all to be fintshed this fall, and eleyen of them_almost ready for occupnacy. There are NO PROJECTED IMPROVE- MENTS at La Grange, but come and see for yourseif. There are more Improvemenia zolng on 4t L3 Grange than fn al the other suburbs combined. COMMUTATION ON THIS ROAD VERY LOW, And TRAINS ALMOST EVERY HOUR. The Rallroad Company are now selling tickets to LA GRANGE, GOOD ON ANY TRAIN, FOR TEN CENTS, By busing 54 rides. GET_THE RAILROAD CO.'S SUBURBAN TDME- TABLE, aod see for yourself, _ Spectal evening trains during amusement season. ‘Sunday trains for those wishing to attend church {n the city. I havea good 7-room Cottage and Lot in Evanston for §700. ~ Lots alune are selling for 600, 1 also have Twenty-one Thousand Acres of good farming land, the best of wheat laud. in Grunt Couaty, Minnesots, which [wlil sell at §3 per acre, in quanti- ties to sult. - Land fs selling all around {¢ from $6 10 $10 per I ALSO HAVE EACH. 40 Lots at Hyde Park - $600 100 Lots at Evanston - - 500 100 Lots atSouth Chicago 250 200 Lots at Desplaines - 200 40 Lots at Park Ridge - 300 400 Lots at Lake Side - - 100 300 Lots at Glencoe - - ~ 100 600 Lots at La Grange - 100 800 Lots at Thornton - - 100 1,600 Lots at Homewood - 100 2,400 Lotsat San Diego, Cal., 100 Remember that you get an Abstract with all property purchased of me, and also save commissions, as I deal in nothing but my own property, and SHOW IT F: 3 IRA BROWN, 142 LaSalle-st., Room 4. My office, until Decem- ber 1, will be kept open evenings till 10 o’clock, for the benefit of those who are busily employed during the day. CLOTHING. GRAND OPENING! GRAND OPENING! OF THE NEWYORK BOWERY LOAN OFICE, No. 206 South Clark-st., Chicago. $200,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE NE CLOTHING, For Men's, Youtt's, and Children's wear, being direct Wtacturini roums ia New York City. aun{actured from plece goods, upus which advances have been made. and are less tian one- Baif thefr value. EFNOTE OUR ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. /&3 for our great Spectalty Sulta, cholce from 37 xtures and are well worth §20,00. i3k Cheviot Sut ¢ ribbed Diago i i S3. COATS FOt $4.75. Jepartment fa well stocked witl Fall aod ter Goo Winter G¥ 14—WORTII 85.50. 5—WOLTIL $6.00 BOYS' S OVERCOATS! OVERCOATN! At less than one-half thelr value, at the NEW YORK BOWERY LOAN OFFICE, outh CL car Adams, Chicago. I, SANDS HOUSE, Cor. Wahash-av. and Madison-st. WINDSOR EUROPEAN HOTEL, 145 to 153 Dearborn-st., - - CIUCAGO. WINTER RATES, Twenty-five Fine Furnished Rooms at 8§15 per moath: B MILLINERY. HHE. EXMA SOULE, UF PARIS (late of Washington), ‘Has just opened 2 stack of FRENCH MIL. LINERY ond Elegant DRESS GOODS, including all the Latest Noveities, at 170 State-st., opposite Palmer House. WANTED. s A T WANTED AT PRUSSING'S VINEGAR WORtRs, ' 185028 MICHIGAN-AV. CHICAGO. PRICE FIVE CENTS. WASHINGTON. Certain Distinguished Re= publicans Hold a Se- cret Council. The Object Being to Frame a Ukase for President Hayes’ Consid- eration. A Nice Little Cross-Fire Po- litical Game Reing ‘Worked Up. Democrats to Go the Whole Hog in Indorsing the President. While Tender-Toed Republicans Will Test the Sincerity of This Move, By a Resolution Declaring President Hayes’ Title Unassailable. Another Appropriation to Be Asked for Our Custom- House. Order Issued for the Discontinuance of the Coinage of the Trade- Dollar. THE DISSATISFIED AND THEIR GRIEVANCES. Speeial Dispatch to The Chicano Tribune. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 20.—The Republic- ans of the House, particularly those who do not heartily indorse the President’s policy, are apprehepsive that the Democrats on Monday may, by some resolution indorsing both the President’s Southern policy and his Civil-Serv- ice order, seek to divide the Republican party. ‘Accordingly, a conference of some fiftcen or twenty Republicans was held last night at the private rooms of Secretary Sherman to consider, in a fricndiy way, the best means of circum- venting the anticipated Democratic movement. The conference, it is said, was called without notice to Sccretary Sherman, and was held &t his house in order that the President and Cabi- net might bave better means of information as to . THE REAL SEXTIMENTS of a considerable portionof the Republican Rep- resentatives. ‘There were present at this con- ference, among, others, Charles Fostes, Geu. Garficld, J. D. Cox, and Danforth, of Gaio; Nyeand Hale, of Maine; Connor, of Iilinolss Gov. Dennison, of Ohio; and Conger, of 3ichi gan. The character of the views expressed may be best learned, perhaps, from a remark of Rep~ resentative Cox, of Ohio, who said that he ap- peared to be about the only one there who fully indorsed the President’s policy. Some of those present indorsed the President’s Southern policy. One or two would accept both his Southern and his Civil-Service policies, but with these ex- ceptions all were opposed to the latter, and the great majority, while willing to accept the Southern policy as a matter of fact and history, expressed the greatest unwillingness to PLACE THEMSELVES ON RECORD in a vote as approving it without qualification. Those who took this view, bowever, stated that they desircd the unity of the party, but were unwilling to yield their convictions upon what seemed to them vital principles. They wished the President to understand that they would uphold him in every measure possible, mgd that they wounld indorse himn to the extent that they ~were nob required to surrender their convictions. 1t was evident, however, that if the Democrats should introduce the anticipated resolution on Mon- day, and forcea record vote upon it, that un- Jess there should be some agreeinent amony the Republicans, THE PARTY WOULD BE DIVIDED. . Tt was -argued that it would be folly to permit this to be done at this stage of Congressional proceedings, inssmuch as the President in his message had not informed Congress what Lis Yiews were upon these general questicos. It was, thercfore, decmed advisable to posts pone any such recorded expression of opinion in the House, i possible, until after the Decemver message shall have been received. It was sugegested that the Monday resolution meant nothing as 2 matter of politieal principle; that they were only bun combe, and that possibly the unity of the party might be preserved by a general understanding among Republicans NOT PO VOTE AT ALL, or if they did vote, to have it understood that their votes were not expressions of _individual opinion, and were cast only for form’s sake. Some desire was expressed to have a caucus held, but the conclusion was reached that this haa better not be done, as acaucus debate might occasion the very divisions which wero feared. “This conference showed good feeling on tha part of the Republicans, an earnest Uesire to Dot embarass the Administration, and an fo- clination to have a truce between Republicans of different opinions WITHIN THOE PARTY, L at least until the December session. Gen. Cox, of Ohio, said_that the President was ouly carry- ing out the pledees of his letter of acceptance and the planks of the Cincinpati platform. At that point Cox was interrupted by oue of the anti-policy mea, Who requested him to point to the plank i the Cincnuati plat- form which required or indorsed the appoint- ment of an ex-Confederate and an old Democratic Bourbon as a member of the Cub- inet. Cox declined to indicate the plauk. Ona schieme Las been devised to prevent the dreaded record, which is as humorons as it i3 ingeuious. The Demoerats will undoubtedly p ut @ reso- Jution fully indorsing the P Ts policy Some of the Republi will offer us an smend- 4 resotution declaring that the title of the President is perfect apd unassuilable. By this trick it is hoped to cage the Democratic lion. THE PQLITICAT: SITUATION. HAYES THE MASTER OF EVENTS. Szecrat to New York Herald ct. 19, WasniNGToy, D. C., Uct. 18.—The Repub- lican leaders are more confounded by the attl tude of their President thaa the Democratic leaders were confounded seven mon:hs azo by the attitude of the Electoral ‘Tribunal they had erected. Born into his oflice by the Ciesarian method, taken, as it were, from tug side instead of the womb of events, Mr. Hages has assumed a policy without expectation aud without cx- ample,—the policy of doing without & partyaod withont an oppositiun. . He retains, howerer, more thaa the usual in- fluence of an Executive, because hic has practi- cally surrendered nothing of his own, while corapellmg bis creators in Congress and the Senate to surrender their all. “Nothive pre- Jents him from making any changes in the pub- Jie constabulary, and the Civil-Service orders he has put forth merely disciplioe tiat constabulary as he has disciplined the legislative depart- ment. He profusses to huve Do power over the Democratic side, but has got the Democratic Senators and members, frow motives of party Sdvantage, in the position of an Adwinistration reserve, to be called forward f needed. His own