Democrats Cornered as Hayes Veto Sparks GOP Hope
Washington dispatch notes Democratic leaders pressed by President Hayes veto on political legislation. Options include preserving 1878 appropriations, sending bills with riders, or altering bills to appease the President. Chandler named Secretary of the Congressional Committee to bolster campaign in contested states. Logan.
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