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concluded lo aup?lo! some Southern man to a
net position. Of all those thua far mentioned
believed that he is mole inclined to s Ki t Si
Aleorn oi Representative John Hancock <>f
D'an an] other. Cue Is a Republic?!) ami the
a Democrat, the former a Confederate dnrin
war, and the latter a Unionist, lu recan? lohn
Konthern appointments Got. Hayes's niosl
mate friends aay that be will
i" lv men who live in 1be Booth, are Identified
us aaateraal interests, and an? reopi rb ?' t'y th
pic. In selecting these men he will Mit Imst
appoint Dsenoor?tewhen the interest of the Gk
mem and bhe people will Is' MbeerTea by oo d
and the fact tlint a man lias bessj pn.tniiieti
polrtieiaa will not be a neat reeommeodation.
Ai-Manv. Feo. 27.?A petition was etroo
among tbe membero of the Logtalolore oa-da
signatures m favoreftue appotntoMarl of Th
i . riait of OwogB for PoatmaaterGeneral ir
Hive. Cabine:. It la an?orotood lo he s Con
i um nient to pit? i!it lin? .,poobi I nein i't Mr.l'i
andtaaabJ to be going on in various parti o?
I .te. _
NOTES OF THE COUNT,
cM.v (i.m; ccaturtCATB won vbuxokt?
rai ?htm y rao rnt,
n ..i. aa ven tu lus ramuxM.|
WaarnxaTox, Feb. 27.?No atrpa will be ak
elect a President of the Senate to hold overtta
of March until II i? seen whether the lions,
permit the electoral count to be brought to a.
It thecoanl U concluded on Thursday or Friday
Dt's resolution lo proceed toanclectioa wi
nntoucbed npoa tbe table Should Gov. Ilayi
installed next Sunday, Mr. Wheeler, aeVice-F
dent, becomes the regular presidiug ofticrr ol
? . and Mr. Ferry will bo chosen Presiden!
ti If Saturday mom int; finds the count still
? d and the Democrats able further to dels
nato will probablj proceed to pul afir, alo
In tbe chair. From prosenl apptaruncee a maj?
of the Republican 8euatora favor biui.
It can i>o asserted on the authority of Preei
1 , thai there are not tv?o certificates from
ii u,i m the mahogaii) box* ? containing the ret?
as has been currently reported during tb> paal
di rcasi will therefore go to lhe(
misasen. That potential body hat cl? cd italal
It will meet a tain on Friday to determine won
i - it ion m b. paid i - o?tii ? i -, and will i
adj >un
I id anxieti Is expressed for fear t
may i*e Intentional delays on the part ol anon
of Demorrnlic wemhei lof the Honse in the r"'
? nit of the electoral rote, and thai p
des Lara 11 ?n of tbe result may not, foi I
made befeio the Itb of March. While il i- ti ue
obstructionists are numerous, und are dail
recel pi of ti legra is and letters from political frii
to stand firm, those of the same part] *ho rue
I sed to delays and acting in conjunction with
R publicaut constitute a auincienl force to prei
:? ? nnul count. .
h wnl prob
posed of to-morrow, conn Tennessee, i
ii out, Virgin a, Weal S . and Wiacoi
HI : ..in :.t o? the i oinmis
nntil uexl Friday morning included a pro
f i r date il
i pi lui g i r. There is no pro
ever, ol any furtbi i efore
( mm?vsiou.
fin- f- lit .-. iug are the names of (hi Dem?crata <
bill in re I. .!:? .. :?? ?
rarily I "i l'r- sid. m .- "?i i?. Goo*
Haue .. k, Knott, S , - ? i aire ?S! n t i . ! ar
TI ornas, Warn . V and W illiaiiis (ImA
A ',:'? ? fJOV. HAYES.
A DAI . i i i -li> ? 11 . . ? ?. ; Ml l ? \...
?
? ?
? ihl .Feb. 27.?1 s
II ,,. .. \
! .
Ii
ifore. [i
fi ?1 Gov. I!.i
. to unfold i . and I
t ' ' he ,\ ' i .i
Cou\
.
"t? hn>e !" en comph l< d to tern
t., t.....
I.MO'
pnbli - li
I 7
: :.
I . .- ??!!.
to 1 f Hin Hon.? -I I
P > ;:i ' p..
others - Govci i >r ol < >i
' as |
.-GOV, I Ji ? ..:- !.. lout!
;
; .
al cai ? f Thoui
? ;? . . I. ... ' cu t< titled
:
!
daj i< I. .
??i mas M ? \ ',-.? ?
id - uan-el ? I L. ii cuta
A. 1 . ti Jhe (U eland lluald.
VOICI ot ii;- ? > I THE ( OUNTRY.
' . - Ml \ II.MAMi i'l A? I..
Pill PHIA, Feb.
I of Mann
liair, ii.
flillie II,, I, OllltlO \ idllptl 'I :
the Oil
et i ? s .me Too
??IC eut tu tl :? -i! l.i
1 tli liol
OB ' " ?'?' ? UmI lliat v\..if.i.t ?:.
' ' ' ':' ' lOcBI fill 111 .
? M of lui
: runijK ai lion : at ter?.
Isi)i\v\i..i.is. Feb. 27?The Boa L of Troth
' !?!< 'alian anj
u ?? tin tlelay of count in : . ? ,,. |>rcsl
?1. at, ass! "; i uu t., the]
t utatlvcs and - . ton.
i" '?!??? (UTIC POLITICIANS l;|.< KTlss.
HjMtitiSBi ::??. Feb. 27.?Tbe D?mocratie
I 1 of the 1 i:.?ore in caucus ihl? morning
adopt
? uu lo previ ut !;? laat
? .: . j .. -i-ii at.
JUDGE BBADLE?'8 COUP. : .
BXPLtKATlOXa 01 IMS KKCVX1 1 1 , 1 ,\.-,_1Us
COKrUBTKXCT I I'ilKi l>? IHK Ji : ?,i niiiu
1 KI D ami a m IBD.
Newark, N. ?!.. Fob. 27.?This evening
rfuro?sr, spoaktae with sutborlty, publishes so
artk'ls 'U Judge Bradley's rece?? decisions, in me
i .1 c is? ? ihr i?fitrtiser lava
"tuera v>.i- bo greal dtBtealty, Without re-dia
u - t:nm. it is enough to K.iy thai to go be
area was Imp] u tit abh bj reason ol
I: wi.u.t have taken man) mouths, perhaps years,
toec inntofsnch magnitude. Tills alone was
,,. ob eaoujrb for no) proceeding with a wort wblcbli
at heat trreeulai an?, unknown to the methoda ?I our
labveHeiveoi tbe fund urn ntal doi trine
thai u ' i ? "i " ?ball ii<et their i'n Itliuul eon
? ??inri?.r o,v oilier pow< r than
t uv. u. so Judsja Bawdley held that the
certiticat? of pro|s-Jli oigauue?! relurnuis boards
c..i,,ur?-i' :t could invect?vate.
mi ?. 'i l!. ??nt shape. In Oregon
cre?an i! H t?te if the sole canvassing ofUeer. Ill??
II? ate to Hi.- VI . i-i. Id? ul v.,i- .uili. iticated by
?n?*nt of tti^ ttorenor. !'. mvler the pre
i.ilni,-. theCwuiuIksmiu could uotgub loud the
returns, ?liai sai was tu? re lo prevent the
i rums fraud ? Um pretended r-toetlou es
tllHllul J . this I"..lit Jllil>.? 1,1 ?lllev gaVOtOS II. "-'
anxious avliberstion, sad foe aianj reason* n<'
of .ni taw OeeasuBwIon, wmh raneeted
i.. . shoes 'pallUsal atas?' hnl he renhJ not n.?>"
alsiv? ronstitutlousi ouuvletloua 'i'in' moral temptation
feiv in.-, ani the la luecratic shte Let bisa throw out that
?iibkutc fag llajma aaasa orcguo suit me tkpuniio~>ii I
ticket was defeated, ru nil the Deamerata, by the large
i!.is,,.i business asen v. im only '"'g for unlit, and i?y
the much ?mallei class v p , haow wttn wbal pain
Judi'e itiadli \ olilv OOUld liave reached such B ill -
cisi?n, in- would h va been hailed as tlie Oreal Judge,
snartns si?.so party and all per*onsl consid?
erations, thai the will of i in- people aauiii aot svls
tiaved. It wassn opaortuult) to lie oonsloered. On tbe
other hand, his eote en the KepnMican side would add
nothing to bis fame with his meads, would sal ?fj hut
not excite ?iiimiiatioii in the rani,, ol lie pnrtj ?ml of
hwstness men, ami draw down the Hieat indignant rehnke
from tbe whole Democracy. And much or most ol thar
rebuke a ould lie aim ere."
The arttale thsa eaataaaa teat Jaage Biailay old net
go behind the "true retara," whtei was that of the
flocnotaij of State, and add? that Jadgc Bradley "waa
enabled to prevent the aueeom ef a fraai and the atoj
i-e-i ol a Prcaldenl by lareenlooi aeta, ahile be n malneil
atendlsst in hu controlling prinaipla thai Hie les Con?
gress i. .s todo eith tbe ?.. etion of a Pn-sid. nt. the bct
t- rwlll n be for the safely of the country, and this result
he rem h'-.l tiv fuir und Sound Judicial ressoniug. lait
ii i. i,-i ordeal ha dota aal lit-, ta pesa again, Ue
consider* tbe Commission Itself an anomaly, and says
: ? il never i>e ?ne.ihcr. He !- lu omets at receipt
of letters threatening sssasslnatbMi or containing per?
sonal abuse, mure than a hundred auch bavins reached
lilia last week. However, a. he doca not rend tin in,
thej il" mu annoy him. n..- is more troubled by the
ti i.ip. r of Judge Field, w bo i* si owodlj partisan, ami il?
ls a little strange that tin? other four Judges claim an en?
tire liberty ol uoUtioal nias, wi:?e Judge Bradley is
excluded from It. Itat to return. .I.n!-:'- Braille) is not
a personal winner in this Cedrdoa, ami he lost
an opportunity for making blmeclf famoi
desertmg bis conatitut oaal vlewa and political nrlnci
pU s. Kj voting with it).- Dem?crata ne would have
H.-hieve fa vein ment temporary popnlsrlty, and ii nch of
U would be permanent. By voting as be did, m gaine?!
nothing l it thi approval of hi* ovrneon cien mid the
belief that tbe more bonesi and thoughtful ol hlsoppo
nenu may In timo accent his law ami honor his i
Bui bow im .'i- l;.). h .;??;, i. aid regard hi? act!
other than fidelity to his party t"
////; TRANSACTIONS IN DETAIL.
THF. COMMISSION liFiHN WORK.
MB. Ill ?;i> BPBAKa BOB 1MB DBMOCBATB,
\\ vsMis'.i.iN, Feb. 27.?Altnoat nnlYereal
-i.m. j ? ere to ilaj wbi a, ?
. Ibi Electoral Commission, after having b< ird
argument ' >? only three boura, cleared the room i
tetera and went lato secret leesionontbi kralhC
ca.;. i: -,-. Q? , vi.t. nt when tlie dommlsaion en. ni .1 : l "
'.'.-? in the proceedings 1 >i
dUulnished. There area no crowd of any magnitude
about, an I tht ? -.-. rj -?, no -ti.uiit
to . ,.i. :. ..;-. noticed.
Wh< a Mr. J d i| . - n n ?
. mi the i?. ii era tli aidi, 111 I ? -l thai
none would appear. Afterward) however, :ii Hon.
nnsel.
Mr. J ? m ? .li- to Cer?
tifie iti N>. l to pro
Mr. Hnrtl n< cardlngly began hi I
to tbe following < Bi? i :
My fii-: proposition is -.tint ;!??? v. * pi
Soul !: I ? on til ? I. !? I .III..' ..t i.V ?
ti ; election was !> 1-1 I bi re ....- i -; i
form of government in that 8tate. I will un?
O? th( .:? . -.i li. ? . south
' red to Ihe i ruiou.no point
out the :. lit was
. i . tbe ; licb-sot
? Ilil-Tl ?1 ? ? :..- In the I
? in v.imi ii liif siiv erelgntj ? I i he HI
pnii-tt illy d i , ; . , .
..; Its .: .1 itlll ?on
Uon of things which ixlsted In South fi ? n '--w
?
few w, eks liter, v l< I I
tie |, .
a ?<??,.II ifli Ml.. ?Hi-fi I
?
: e fa I
wlictlii , .a loi m of government ill Ibi Hum
i.i .i . \: !. ibis Is 11.1 :... m ?. i . I , i >. .. republics,
lilttell itlllt I II - tl
i rnuicut ould er.st Its el i toral vtito
.? . :...,.:? of tin- 1
Of tl I AOllld h lli :....! ' .. il..
. . till lie .!. i.i
urelocal m form, or, as in (bi . ? - ?. I
si . .
?attach to tho word "form' in Ihe phrase ol theC
tut ? .'
??'.":' i ?. raril It ni.untlng In roi il
c e?.. m .: In lu? i i ?? .. re. pul lb . ?' must h ?
...
tlon, at
l, w hatev er tl . and '? lie i -?
opiiorti ;. i -. .?f
ulei? and lu lue lu :
U J ? ' .'.v r -
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gill . I 'I'll, .il
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br.d not b
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Mi " ?? Nu," Uni '
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0 ; ; RS 0? EVIDENCE.
1 I! \' , t AND IN . ?MUM !>.\.
At the i "i:< In.-'- ii of M .
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?I. .igu .?; ovi raw in- iu< > on . ? ol Hani
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:>.)!.;. n tlie mi Ie, negro Is
,., i
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U c. lldltloii of ' ;,.t i !nl ? .
pal.Hie.als iu tu the cu
; : ' .it mill 1er w ?lei
? . . niel.1;
i lia; t... ? . . ? ulujK) il
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ii. ' ?'. .'?.ii U| -.:. tlie pU .:i?? m
i, many oi .... i.i i.. ill : . e rs iu he
riot i ? M. ii ?? mil i ? tlu :
assembled at tlie polls, and wilh rill ?. ?hot-p. iml
olju i \. i; ...s prevented Irod .... iu do,
i ' ? I.ii : i. '??? i Ickel.
Su '.,- I ii..; nu ' ' ? ?
i (bout the I ull a
?
liuted to i he .... i ??!' io i
oi tn.- said m..!. bj l ulte ; si r . : ist uu !??-.
i could ' ? ??! >* i hi .i m s lu i nunI les; it,
? riirj. the pu und no i \
polls; thai by reason ol tbe hivrb -\. .- ?Inch
iblicau
electoi - I i majority of about 7,001) \ ; i.
In that connection the UpeaHer rail d attention to I,
?ii l ..i lilackstone, page I 7- :
UK. LAWK! .? i: Ki.l'l.lKS.
BTBONO AM. STB1KIN? *KGI BENTS.
Mi. Lawrence ol Ohio followed lu behalf of
n . ii.- -i led till objei lions to < ?
, Bo. 'J. U? ..:
to the papen purport lug to Is ccrtltleiiU-s ol the electo'
rai vote? cast for Tr.;. n and Hendrb ks. T
". ? . lier.- without the cei title .t' r..
??? tl ? Ret I d it itui -, and becanae thi j Were
i.i iv v. Kiio.it tin- oerttflcatc reqnlred hythe itatataol
souia Carolina.
Commlaaloaer Abbod mid thai the ether side made bo
"'?|i ettoaa, ..^ he andaral wd, Io the a rUflcate, and Um re
?'"'is. i n ?.? .. irdhrrly rare np thai p irtb n "f
? un nt anil proceeded to liupiuc as to tin- legal
apnotataaeatet the Hayea electora Uaargnmantwaa
?uh lautl -, \ h roll
Promthi ? \ei. i. -? iiie.i h i, f.iri il t., ?t ?saanfl
'" ?;" '??'"it tlml its n ? : i ... dull 111.iHii1.t4si,
?uid in,i tti.ii- wers tbe v..t.-. provliteil hv tbeOonjdltii
Hoii, i.lia v -sen. oi., of tin- 11% . Objections III el. lol.niu
, ?; ' l,;, ''?' ? :?''. I" regard loth* Brsl ol thorn i.li
je. non?, first, the Hause of tbe ronstrtntlon as to regla
in.iion sss Oireetory, and the failure to somply witint
cm.l,i.....ii,r; ibe result of an election: snd. secondly,
a Htataeonai tntlcm <?? -uni not take fron, th. Htst< '
jalan m., i-.v,.., K,Ven to it i?y tie- Constttatton at the
1 '"'"" '*'?. to provide '.a th.- sujiointun til "f .-l, ? tors
will,,m :.?-?..ii iln.il |? v,ich manner iwi the Leslslaliin
might Itrooti snd. tiiirdly. Ui?i the Uosiature hml e?ni
pti.-d with tin .m, nt..m,nal provision rcuulrluc neb
irallen. ? *
As to tbe M-coiul objection, the HtaU < oust i tuf i-n con hi
not take from Uiu Ixigislalure the il^Ut giveu to It hy Uie
Constitution of in? I'mteil Htau-s to apixunt electors
without the regisliatlou .if voters in such s aiann.-ras
tho U?Ualuio uusUi direct, la oluerwoids.il too
fftate i'otiMitiition laajnleea the Btatotoaaaet a law for
tie i. glatratioo of ah ? lora it wsa an? onsMtnttonai The.
roiist?utiiiii of the Darted Btataa provided tant seek
Mrilf snotiltl sppotnt sleets? In such umiincr ai tlio !>>?,?
i i .tut. ih, reol iui:iii direct.
( niiiininKlon r Ahlxitt soVed If bemcanl lossy that ?
was uiieiiii-iiiui'ci ni that the State OonstltnUtni *h mid
prill l?1e thai eh i tctifi siioiilii tase nliiee li> election law.
Mr. Lawrence, Tsai I meant to taj thai th?' matter of
appnlDlnirnt of ?lectori for President sndVIri l'i?? ?i
Hani of the United Hi tes Is, by the Constitution of the
United atatee, entrusted nolclvte the discretion of lbs
hi te 1/ctfiHiiitnn . and i? absolutely aaoontrollaMs by
mu provadoB of tbe State ' nastltutk n The State Les>
i! was made the exclusive ludgeof the manner ft
which the popular ?Jrettuu should oe authorised regu
l ited ami lue ti -nit declared, siihjeel only to the amend?
ments "i I be Constitution in relslioo lo suffrage, snd
such regulations aa Congress might be authorized t<i
make ' m B ?!? Qonatitatioa eoold Bot reentre a rega>
tratlou law.
Tbe ineaker etted many aathoritiea an Ink point, m
clnding Kent, Blaekstone, Comyn'i Dlgeat, and Oowen,
showing that tbe Legislature of Booth Oarolla i bad baso
guilty of nooaatsstoaef dutj hi retar?an to legadratlisi
lie aaattanedi
Now. the seeen? sbjei Una was that the Btate of Booth
Cnrotlnn during tha rem IH78 tl ?! nol bsva i repubdesn
form of government. Itwsss siifticlint snswcrfto say
that Houtli Carolina was duly represented In the s ante
and House of Bepreseui alive* of the Unit? rt Stales during
sll Ibis tune, snd tin* was i Din Inerve seid? nee la er< ry
Sue on ?cunt? thai had been made.
Chief, lu-tic Tancr. in i m in r agt ftarden (7 I! iw
ant, i-.M. an : "And \ .n the Heaatora and Bspre
sentatlv.'sof nSlnte are admitted Into the con
'u 1 vioi, the mithin It- of the Government mehr which
tie ?? are appoint! d, 1- well a* its republican ? b ura? K r.
1 1 i ? ognlzi tl by the . rolar constitu?!' nal authority, and
ils il? oisloii is blndl o i.v.iv other department of the
(lovoiiimi ut, sod could uot be questioned In s Judicial
tribu?
! to the third objection, there hi no proof to snpnorl
i?. Blill m ie, m sol i. -in i? 1 -111 for this Tribunal to
bear evidence In support of it or to make the inquiry.
1 Wed in principle by the detcrnuaauou of
mi , 1 ii..- to lbs Florida 1 ? ? loi Bu!, I
( . lamissioii could make the inquiry, still ihei.overnmeni
of the United 91 m h bad authority la in .< 0 troops m -oui h
< 1 roi moi, a:.il. when nutet I, it must be pn timed to bsvi
liroperly done, on suffi 1 111 authority and for sufn
< ni n 1-1 ;i?.
If proof were, however, offered. It could nndonbtedly
? . thai lb? U u v ? ils did uol Interf?ra
no 11 i uvldi n ?? >v;i ' eompe
tent. in. i|ti ?? , , u
u. Il i- ni-ii unsupnorted
', . ? 1 in fact, l?i oit'
hv ih" nain ol ?' ? rown by 11 .>u
tfiority I tbe casi ol Lntberagt. Uonl? a.
, . . [yol ' m? nl of -
1 vi il- m thou tic 1 ted fuel in hiMoi ,
...in.- tribunal i< reeogn? the fact without
SPEECH OF MR. BLAIR,
111 ?IMPLY ?;r;i;i:.\Tis rn.K POINTS nt MR. tu i:i>.
At the close of Mr. Lnnrrencfc'a argunicnt
? nClifford In inlrt ii If then weiu any "tuer Be
pnbllc i" rpi ik< ?? 1 to argui ?
Mr. 1 iwrence replied '?>?," us senator Chrlsttaaey
waive 1 ins ijoiu to
Th? legal eounsel were then to vi led to proceed. afont>
Ulalr opemd the case is the oouasel for the eb?
on Um La m< ' 1 .. Kr. Bl nr ottered ta
prove that owing to I lation indvlolenee.de,,
1 i? 1 ...1. d< 1. in said, iup
. :nl ilie
r hlsol . un 1.1 ci?iiriiiii ; ?:. rtiftcate So.
I was ' reglsl atlon of ? lei torn as pro
viih .1 by the law.
un- 1 tbi ti look u" the 1 bjt 1 lie in regard
. 1 of the n -? ol tha people of tbli ?1 ite bj tha
II sry power Into the Mate for the
: ol III II Bl ite hv the inilitnr.v
. - ? ii bim au all
p. ?i"
amiiiiidvi led] cverelj iii?mi Mr Lawrcnc? ? claim
. dt I .. Ian in!, h
? .,-... tint I he i': lili ol bad a 1 ?id Ui
diil. ?tul 1!' il i he pn 1* th il il n
?I. lie Inquired u this
I . . ' Dili it
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it us is nu 1er Un- Influence?1 need nol
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upon u. hV fuse in m ike a conscription or
?' ?'' 1.UI i.i.ov, Who I- .:
1 is 1 Norn 01 them are qn
voter?; therafore, ibu election wss made In
11.1 very lotto oi the las whs b
'? r"-e peoidi bum no more
entitled i" vote than If they nad imported sbiploadsoi
'' ? .,-: ? ? r III 1. or I,. lllo,l... ..III! -. ||| tl., ,? ,;,,.,,,
Ilnre 1 hai In bardh ihn wo 1
of It. Tl 1 :?-? 1. emani I] sted
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un ocio 1 tbau 1 coiuinoii not, m v>hli ti of n,
1 1 " 1 -. 1' ?' ?1 ? 1 .. n pull in l'imi c ,t?n and
.1- I|n n iu tided bj loam, a ibing
IH'll M'CII ill ..:,;, ;..-. COIIUtl , 01, I .il
rears, which is a violation ol ... mlamei 1 principle
v. ii' ?. ?as dec?an ?! 1.? at the laiitom ol ev er? n pub
II nu ol oven ieui, 1 In 1 it her
lllr? ailv qu .'1-.! ; Slid a .??<? \ Vil,|?
tbe fool ot lb militia Uampliug down tbe civil liants of
Un j ople, can do nothing which will all ci tbu rialits of
It? in i', tut
Sow I ' 1 everything here exceptons. They
will uol promise uol to. in al us hereafter In the elections.
its ''-I If thej ... : agree lo do Hi .1 we -v II have
.nu-. Ion uns inlug being it.t? in d, this
01 uipol til fraud bi lug uistain it i.v ibi u ibl ?? .mil,on
tic? ol tbe nation .:??! 1 .?I entirely lie\ oud our r< cb
Uf I dl e -, it I .1 !? . ? ... t.. i". I s
l?i.l v t" on Ih? .?nine 1 an. 11 ,? ol (.1
m,i iu I1..U.-1 . ..-. ici, .-.n,. 1-1 iiloulj want tu kaou
in i....i. , ?.,.!. 1 11 ..f . .1 in. ii*. i - t. ? . have got tora re
lumiug iioi.nl. I thiuk there lie vor was a set ol grav
th n. ,1 v.iio had a bettei right to rejoice over
Hin?ber, well may y?o asy, ?? \\> bsvs ojsds
1, eovenaal ?uii ffsalh, and with beU an
?,. si .m agn. ne ut. 1 nil? t iui-ei,o .u
h.ivi we bid ourselves." Bui nci 1 - wall s little
while. The w.itiin of uiiiii -ill us- graduttllj bel
surely, snd then look out fur the ovrruuwiua? ?courge
mge at in - ?bsll be swi pi a\?.iv, and ins it
pises oi lalsebood h dt he nurovered Bom? day 01
ai.oiiii 1 this inifclii. naiiiiii will rouse 1.'loll up. i.i.i.
. ie 1, ,;i of 1.ml _: in'-' dowly, bul li grinds
dreadful Urn , and we will let the water on before a voi)
great while.
THE DECldloy.
.M'iKio.s'.s i;i..sci.i iiu.N APOTTBD I D 11> I 1:1. Fl I 1 l.i>.
The (.'oininission tin n went min mth i icaaion
and tie.loom v.iui?iiaii?1 ut ipaotators? fnaCemmlmioa
ii 11111111, .1 m .e.ti leeatoa from 1:4.1 i? 7 p.m. After
ti,, ?.. -1 iuv.in.li had 1 out.um ii tares asd a ball hours Mr.
Bdaaaada auhaateted u asettoa thai rating dtaaM begUi al
u o'clock. Tntu motion w.m agmei to- Teas, 81 Rays, 7.
After fl p. m. prtiposltioni were n*T,ied and voted ttpnli
Mr. Morion ?ulnrillleil the following:
tsaatastf. That n m not eomj>etrnt tar the two asanaa
M.AtiiUtUti.1 tho inirposc of couui.Ufc the retas l?M 1 1.
ht. -it und vice President to Inquire by srldeoee wl
a Htata n-Killillly l-epresi nle.l In the two hoiises of
?rea and reeogalaeo aa a Beate ot the Cultcd 8tai
the oilier d>-f>artm< nts of the (luvetnun-lit has a
eninieiit repuhlli in In (?mi.
/.?-?.,Iml, Dial WBill' the exlstinc of pulilii1 dll
nine and anarchy In any State to such an extent
inahs It imp ssii.ie for tas Btato to saerrl u it -< rial
appel?t electora of President aad v?.. President, si
express its will In that behalf, is ?ufaeicnl cause f
J. etlng any ell ftnuil voles pur|.oi liii^' to be the v.
?lectors sppolnteo thereby, vet that when a sf)
ivgelartr represented aa a state in the Congress <j
United states, ami Is recognised as a state bythoi
departim uts of tin- Government, ami 1ms ? Uevera
repuhlli -i m form, and does appoint electora m
m inner r ? serin -.1 fry the Legislators thereof, evli
can not be ie. civ.-il by the IWo henam of Congress s?
I.id to count the rotea tor President ami Via Prea
a? aforesaid io show thai dlsturbancci exbited ai
lime of the elertlen which may have Interfered
greater or ?tea extant with the freedom of aleetli
the poll? In aaM ^fate.
Knotted, iliat II Is nol competent for the two hr
of i ..neu ?', when assembled t.. eount tbe vot?
ri sideiit and Vloe-fresldaat, by takln? evidence i
oulre Into tho n gu'iiritv of action <>i the E'resl lento
United Utati i In * ndma s military force Into any l
f.: the preservation ol order urine suppression u
surr '.-fi?.!! snd domestle viol, nee, Iu oriler bj iu It |
to lay a gToUBd foi i-Jecln.g I lie tl>cu,ral vote Ot
Btato.
!, . irnt. That in \ lew of the proposition I emit line
the tu te foregoing resolutions,tai ovhteaosoaVr?
show ihat tho Mat? of.- nitii Carolina,at .the late
tien, did n..t have ? republican fot in >-f govet nment,
the ivlil.-nee offered on ihe rabjeet of disorder and
lonco .iml the pn a.i troop* In aaldl lato du
??lili i, ? m, Is not competent: but lhat, iiotwithslau
the Offer of Sllell evlil II e. tlie I lec.r I Cl, s of
Hiato m suit h Carol i im ought to be rea tred and cosa
if ml obji. ti.;.ah?.- on otbor groi
r. ',-.'. Tli ,i i',- othi r obji - in? Io et rtlflcate N
show no .. uni e.,iise tor rejentiOf, the sain".
Mr. Field offered Ihe iMlowlag Bh I tetes]
. ttkeaffce, That erl lenee li admissible ta show i
prior t<> aad during the election uf t:..- Ttli of Noyau
?870,In tiki State ol Bouth Carolina, then wen uuil
lully stationed In various parts of the Btate, at or i
fin- polling piiec?, if.-ii.eh meats of troops ot the arm
the United States, b) ?rbosa preaeiioo sud Interfer?
una 11 il -.1 rotors of the .-tar-i were deprived of tho rigi
ind a free eholi i by Ibi peopli or the Pr< an
t:..! 11. ei.-i - ?.., prevent <'.
i -ml, Tim e-, idenceis admissible to show that al
i lection >?:> the 7ih '!?.' I I Noyi ? : - l??7d,lnH lUtllC
hi .r-'. ... re ?fattened a; the - ? : pla -
lbs siaie .n ptjtj marshal of Ibe United ?t I
bag l .iiiio m number,bj whose unlawful a -
frreiu-i-, imder orders from ibe I?. ,- rtm. Ju ;
! votei i of rh Hints were .! irlvi -l ol I
and a free chotee by the people of Presiden
el.a , w ... ?>;.-v,-i ,-?-,
Th.A. sub -in.it. ? vv. re rejected by the o-ii
. Abb It, 1.SJ aid. I io.aril, Ficht, Mll.it
Kcruai ? -7.
Wi ?r , I' i !'??? .!'!.:?? ii i, Pi 'Hi hnj s n, 0
Be Id, Hear, stiller. Mort >n, .nu! MtrOUjf- -*.
The qaeatlua reeurrlni oa dm adoption of Mr, I
ton's resolution., they were adeati l?Toas, 8j Nays,
the ah .va rota b ang an r i d. Mr. I
i. n ,i tie- lollowlng :
?'. m o i .- .?i..t. B. Barker, s. McO.in, Ji
\v. Harrtii h n, Jol n I - ac In ;i..h am, Wi ; mi \\ i
John II. Krwln, and Kotiert Abtrieb, the ? --m- nan
..-s in i. . t.'iit-n'i ?o. -j. \. ere n
in., for tie m-ii,- of - . i; i Ci
,?>?- not the v ites provided ???! ' lutloii of
! ! ??'.. -, inn s null,I llof be eoiinl, .1.
Tin" was adopted unanimously, Mr. Mort n offi
the roll?n log:
/,?<.-,/>,,/. ihnt r. <\ liov.en, .1. Wlnsmith, Thomas
Jo .n.,, a, i'imotl v iliirl. v, \V. ... .i
\\ P. (j ers, ? m- i-.-i - n- u un, 1 a eh -.i - i i
.Se I. Were lb? lui ";; i I. .-t..i - for till ' ? '
ollna, and thi I thi lr votes are tbe vo' < provtrb il foi
i- .dilution .a tbe Lintel Mao., aud should
counted loi i'resideut and Vice-Prvsid
81 it. .
Adopt ' '? ' i
Mori, ?i'- previous resolutions. Mr. Morton Also otTei
the f. Ilo.
'. That ibi thank? of thi? Commission i re -?
to Commissioner Clifford fort! ? Hbllity, impart falit.i n
iirbamtj with which hi has presided .,i ita dclibe
i ions.
Idi'pted on a ?? usl . A n aolul i n offered by S
?.,?? n v'. a? ado| :? ?. mil !.. i; - ..-. tli an i
Cwmu i islon i . ni.- ? :.? rein; - i Mu ,,i during i
i.en- ..t the Comnili Ion, ,.. -t have Hie -.<
puhlislii I with the prowimIin ;n of the Couin
D i.- UJOl Ing the it i ?
? ? in. nm of Mr < ..i H Id,
i n tj an iie.l until i ; o'. . pu ?
i bj ,1- pi
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on ? .-.--.- p lint? dr. e'l . .
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in.a oi : i? s :.- i -, and Mr, Moi t m i us. 11 ?
..n tho i.- .... ;i an sale .o ibi ou. -i o i,
AN OBeTl [ST MEASURE.
Washington, Feb. 21.?Mr. ri<l?l of New
from the ? ?>.- mittee on Privllesri -It,. I'm
House ibe bill ?.mending the Bcvts.il Statutes of tin
in i. il ?? ' ... to provl In lor tbe cas. of reinov .,1
nation, or Inability ul Imth I'resident ami
\ presiden:, or t"i- Ihe .-as.- of n vsi In 1 li se of
htllun ul ? ?? two ....a of i on
!.. ascertain and declare an nleetlou Im-I
ni ig ol ibe ici m of . . .- in ;? ??..-- t t.
wliich the eiccl ml rutea were vast, or Un iraseofn
h pruvidi
th.- Pr?sident of the B nato, i it there be none, then ;!
.-;- ,M ; of th< li'.ii ?<: ol ?> fi. -cul ,u\> . ..; liie tiuic
being, or if there lie no su " ? i-. ?? . i. II i u i In Sk-cretarj
of Mai.- in offlce when the vaeanej hi - . act m
I'resideut until Ibe disability I removed or a Pi
. toil .1.
Mr. Biirehurd (Ttep., 111.) ral? d the point of order
that 11 i ?? '. i ... - had no million y \ i re
p,.:-i i.. bill, und Che fui iber laiiul that tbe subjeet matter
ol tbe bill bad n> \ ; ? ? . a .... . ?
Tin- ?pea*, t uvi rrulcd Ihe polm of arder, holding thai
il,is was a ipiestton ol the highest constitutional privi?
lege, ind siiyius fiat be would have recoguinedany
s-r to iuirouucosucb a bill aud to dein ud Immedi?
ate actiou.
Objectiou i? .n? mad.- to a second reading of the bill,
lb< rtpcakei pul the niicsUon, under one ol ihe rules,
?? .?ball the bill be rejected I" 1. was decided iu the nega?
tive,
The i.ili v. as ?!.. n read a -i eond nine.
Mr. l'.e.i then proceeded t? expl il i an i -i.lv icatc the
lull.
Mr. fl "elvc (Rep.,Mass.) oppn ..-d Hieb II, Mm 11 gn ater
evil, he said, could come rroui bastj i -i lutinn thau no
? ? . . be ?upi.I thai ihei i aoiitd be -,
imaiiln to tin i> ndhig ineasuru If it-. .
to whlcn f tie m - tl>-man from !??? > iMr Kssson) bad oh
!??<? '?-. 1 were omitted. That ehsuso offered a premium to
. .. .- it ? duty, and II offered n pmutbllii \ '.,
Ibe Bi-nate to n ? l*n dent of tli lTnt
.pn ?Ming oaioer coatrary t-> t!n- ? ,ii ,,f the people,
Tin s,-1 u,.. Li.-, t ion?, It seemed to Ulm, wero letal ta Iba
measure,
Mr. i l lo tin- i ,i nus o -, ?? lion? to the bill,
and a-seiii-,1 as a proof of it nece? Ity thai u It brni
m.i been for the fclectoral lull the voto of Ihe ?asi Prest
.I. m: u il -il. n. oui.', u ?.r bave been eoiintocl andda?
elan d. fit? fri ad from
lu part responsible r.rii.u nmissioa from the lawn, for
lie I.a,I luid nu honored ?Till in thi DtSBM for m.inv
I. si -, and had not proi Ided any Mil toi this purpose,
i. a.i was then ordered to hi reedaiUro time, ami,
llav ills been so lead. II Win? pii?MM| Yeus, l:i-; Nuvs,
lir.i s imrtt vote, except thsl one Kepulirloan (Mr. Par
in.i. of I Io, I In V, < <l tor It. and lue t..How nu, naan-.t l.f
1). Iie.rl i's agalQ .t n :
Un m i '?! ? . i-.-it.-r [Mb 'i I, Tbamaa ": i ?.
i?m!iii ,.-..iii.i. esvsgstubio), VYsmn(Msss.)
i kll..\4si, H. T. I,?.. 1,(11..), VV . II. ?on-,- i.S. V.),
I.a.at.hi i I ?i hex M m.|, William? iiii'l.i
ixael ii-x* of ike bffl la a. f Ikawa:
in, - .i removal, death, restgnatk?*. <r inaMhii nt heth
i-, ? eut sail \ le? i-rs--i,i. ai ni Un rnii..i Nfate?, or In asss
? n n if,,.sr nftie. s, misiiiK from tnwi Istlnrs nl tin.
twn ie..,-?-. ,,f i.e-r.rr i?, ., cilrtla iml .1.-. lire an election
thi . ?.no...-.-. se ^el ..f tie l.-riii of olfli'd in r. ., . I t.,
? im h IOS i-io-Iim?I ViiUM - ? i ? SSt, ??' .n .?.- el a rtUMMtt-)
sris.ns frma aaj othei eaase, u.<- Pr<aidsni ..t m,, -. sate, m
if tie r.- Ix neue, la? ^1? ii>. r of tbe it mi. ?toi in? turn 1.g
mid ?r He -i?- b>- so .m t. si.e.iki r, then it,.- Beeretary ,.f Btsii T'
.. :., nil..- 1 scann Uappsns, -1..1I1 .?et s? i-i-ialduui auui
tin- disability is r, Biored ? a PreahUwl iwctad,
v-1. in Mi. Piel l'a i.iit reach, a me Maneta ?t wu? read by
title, and referred to the Committee on Privileges and
JBecttdna. ________?_??
XTAVth 0OXQBM88-8BOOND fWSSION.
MOULAI BEPOKT Or PEOCMtODIOi.
ROKOM i<? IHF. i vu: arica i. Kit KKi'.n-rili: iTATOfl
Of i.MIIMUYTill: A'ilADMINT TO TUT PACHTO
?AtLdOAD A? is iii(I i ei:! I? civil. APPBOraiA?
iitiN mil. IN im: um si:-.sot ru CABOLUfA am?
jtotmiiana
Si;NATK....WAsnivoTox. Feh. 27. 1*77.
Tlie Bonnji leaMseinlileil at 10 o'clock. Tkt
I'll KM DtTf pro tana, pre wiitcil a report of the eopltn-er
In charge Of the publia corles relativo to the drainage
of liber Creek Valley, atafarred.
Mc-.sr?. West. Ilimilln, and Bogy were npjiolnted tho
con forense eommittaa on tho Post-Office Appropriation
loll.
M'- Mi DONALD (Dem., lud) (all d up the n solution
of l!?.' Mois., of ':cprc*entutlvcr> IB rospcit to tlmillclli
ory of i he late Speaker Kerr.
Appn in late remarks npon tbe lif.j .nul rhnractui' of the
iV.ce-.set wen mado by Messrs. Mi MONALDiDem., Iml.),
WALLACK (Dem., Peon.), \vi:H.Jll (Kap., low?), BAY
VKD (Dem., Del.), BOOM (Kep., CsL), am' MORTON
(l: p., Ind.), after whicb tlio resolutions of lao House
were nnanimonaly agree ! t<>.
Ai 12 o'clock the journal of yesterday's pro feedings
was read.
The CHAIR laid befon the Renate s message returning
the Senat? lull to allow a pension of 137 a month to
MiMlcrs wbo have losl bi h sa arm and a lag. lue
l'ri -udetit i' turn? d Mm Mil for tbe purpt so o! having the
title ? m-ti.'eii t?as to eonform to the body of tbe bill,
which authorized the payment ol p30pei month Instead
oi *JJ7, The title was -o amended and the bill pat -> d.
Mi. OONOVEK (Rep., Fla.) orcsenti d petitions ol lead
ing cititem of Washington, i>. <', asking permission to
it .o the rotimda al ihe Capitol for tbe parp?se of i. -
the inauguration ball tbei 'in. Iteferred.
The Ri n ite bill lor the relief of eetth is on public lam?*
'!
Mr. ANTHONY (Rep.. R.I.), from the Committee on
Printing, reported favorably on the resolutions to prlnl
.coii ipi lot the Naval Begbuer and HOU contes oi the
Aii.'i. ttegl tcr for tho year I *?77. Agreed to.
Healsi reported wittiont recommendation the if.
...i to pi Int ?100,000 of the report of the O
of Agrfoulturo for the year l->7?>. Ptaeed aa the
i Hleliil .i.
.Mi. rYADLEIOn (Rep., N. H.i, from the Committal on
Patent?, reported favoreblj outheBeneti bill to eure de
facts iu certam letters pateut for certain luvi .ii.iio sn i
is. (it ie,-.iii/?-s the acts of the acting
i , -stoii. r if Patents while tiier.? iras ne
? oi loiuMioncr, and siso confers upon tbe Assistant < ma?
in, -i.r |.o ? ? . Coi ? ? i irtniiilssloni r whan tbe fffei
i met .-'.s; i in-vacant.i llr. Wadkdgb ? ked
t.: ti. :i.-cm, comdderstion of the bill, out Mr. CONK
l.l si. o: i i n d. i ue bill was placed on the calendar,
rhe House joint resolution, authorising tbe President
to in- uguate ?.'.i sot. apai I ;?. site for the col?se il statue of
??i.inert, i.in. -n i ti in ; un; World," and provide for tbe
itienl uiainteuaiicoand prcservatmu thereof, was
passed. It author!] I Ident of the L'lilted States
pi I.,. ol " l.i'oi riv I.id:. .
|.... World," when presented by citiseiis of tin Prencb
i<i.|.ui'iic, and to et apart-for tbe en loo thereof a mil
It? upou cither Governor's or Be II >> -1 ? ind, (fi ??
York Harbor, and upon the completion thereof shall
tbe saiinio be inaugurated with such ceremonies
, .. ,,i :. -v the gratitude ot our people for this
id liciuxia memorial ol the aympathj of
oui ilsti r i public.
I v|?.\(h iii.tn.,PbbbI presentedresotntJoasof
, Bourn ol Trade in favor of theastab
il htueiit of an ?Executive Department ol Commi roe ;
al i... resolution sskiug Congress to take stop?! to ir-enre
,: .. in.-a o ...m .< Immuniti Irom the payment of light
,? . oi Greal Britain, both o? which were.
1 .. i. '!.
\ -o dilute for tbe Semite hill to establish the terri
torj of lilaek Hills, and to provide a temporary goveru
ini ui therefor, whs reported aud p.ace?l ou the calendar.
mil ?t bualn so nf a Bunor character bavii
be n done, and the morning hour having expired, the
? M ill; laid b fore thetieuete tue undnisued butin?es,
uati bill to amend the Paciile Rulii.I act*,
?oastoci al ?? ill Ii - tua i fi i tl.. liquida ?on of the
H '" tin Uo .cm un nt of the I'uii'ic Ballroud
eoiiiji ii.
- don took pin >e as to the propriety of .
? ?i. with the i ui at in. lat? day ol tin -?.?':.,
? :, it. . . |1?; | int. it WOllld l>e ItllpllsMOlc tU p.l-- . .
Iinai:.,. Mr. MOKRILL (Hi p.. Y i un i'ed to pn ;
tin furl u.-r consul , .i . n ul Un bill until the in ?t Midi
day of 1 nee.noc? urs , and II - \. ? j ?
Nays, :*s?as follows iRepublicaus Ui rlomau, Demo
Iu itoitafl :
TEAS.
Alcnrs, CoekreU, M Oonal?. S u
Ai tbony, ' / r, in, .? i tbury,
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lltrrfitrd. m ? ion, W wlli ?un.
Hoste, M .. U''i ?,'<?.
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NA?s.
i | ten, Mil hall.
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( sauver. Um i'.. Idsok,
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i ha :. e . W ,i... .
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tories of \i'...-,,.?
l'i.ih, Wyoming, a . ?.... v
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w i e . . . o i .. bill was read a tin. a time sud
pa*, il.
BY (D 'n.. I ' ? ? '
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uibiing ;u Alba n . X. v.
to. .
.lr. ANTHONY (3 en Ion, In
a ou Pub h
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i!o!\-i; OF REPHES1 ! \ \S.
The IIouiM*, '>:i .! if li? o'clock,
? ' ii. B?chner
do.) In the chu . prapri
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i oi?, :. I mi aun mlmcni
? Juoe, I- /-?. tii ilic ...
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: .. ,ili...: the I to ed
id this yea
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II : .. : :.. ::...:. , i ? .
mo s::ok '?i' p., u ......
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ht, <
i no i .a ill hi ? bj In <?
i ? ,i Itui 11 w i- ag i ed to.
Mr. -li.Vi.-V-wN . ml., II i .ii.to increase tbe an
litli n from
- , . ?? M|
? ext parugruph to which quest ion wai made was
that oui .-? ; 173 foi the p meal id
;.u Is to lit : ' ?? . ' . - ' r mall ?i iv n c pel
? ? v? .ii ? of i ?".;>, 'on, "l,t.
A few moments' debate took place, and the eon
ibeii ruse, iu order that a new legislativ? day mi^iit
., tin.
Lue [louse il: u went tato Committee of the Whole
Mr. ATKIX8 (Tcnn.) offered is imendmeat for
the Houth u mat I c.rae toi . mil it aas adopted.
Mi. t?KIX\ 1. (U p.. Mi : .n lilil? ;. In .
mi ug .-il. ers to Till" i be ?c.m^ .f
?- appointed In lS"j to Investigate
ajftelra at tue Bed < oud tgeney. Adopted.
A li:_e nuuilNirof umeudui iiisn stive to thi
the lionne emplofes wen oil ted, bul mo : "i them were
i ali : ?? ?: al order.
Ihe committee then rose and reported the Mil to the
House.
Before anything was done. Mr. b'iKLD Introduced a
political lull, and the Housedcvoted its attention thereto.
? rue pioci iii'ivrs ?n regard to this bill mu be ?
am . ?? ' column.!
Mr. ?CHLElCUER (Dem., Tex.) moved tosusp >nd tbe
rules and adopt ... itlou reuitlug that the principio
that a free gVii irniutni derives us power from theeon
aeiil of tin people i .ilili.it be ili.-leciil'l. d bj Mil)I .ei .tc.ss
< i ? .,? full n .-. iti ?, aud Idi ut thai Ihi i.. v
cruments known as the Hamptoi.rrrnmeui in -,o.|'i
i.n.i.'oi and DieNieboUsUovernmeni In i- i ? iuh an
tin oui, i ,ov. un.. . : ? in i i ?- States i .mi eoinmauu the
support ol thci.ipie I'd itn not u, p.-ti't foi ibeirsui?
U : t nu tin liil.lt.iij llitorte.i nee ol Iii- .N.itii ii.-.l UuVern
lucnt, and declining thai Ihe Utati Uovvrum?>ul repn
? itiil by Oov. nauipton indthi ftate Uoveruiucut rep
.i i\> 'mV. .N.ii.oii-, an rocoguiaed n> Congress as
Ihu lawful iio'.et iiioeiiis uf tin States of ai?uthl uoUua
und l oins;..na. iti,eci.il- Yeas, l'ai; Nsys, l>3 nol
iv.., tblnl lu the mil; m.u.vi.
Mr, \\ vi'll.KMi.s U>em., Ky.) Butaed to suspend the
rales aud adopt a resolui.ccltlngthe textul a
. t -m -' m resterdaj to Gov. Slcholls of Louisiana, by
? ? the President, to tbe effect that NlehoLs's
... . , fl>e sustained utivpro, titius im besi
eleiuouti n; ihe State, aud declaring Ihut Itienpiniou*
. X|.i. used li> tile Jienl. lit at e -oil :il ami all- 1.1
u a large una""? of the American people, i dU
were msde' on the Ke publican -i.t th, s a. - ? ? ~. t.u the
sotaof of tha telegram, i>ut ids nsms was aei given.
T . i remark mails I?) tin- s,.-.-, kei tu Mr. < ou p : iltep.,
Mich.) that the i Bsirwss ri?l.i innot alio?
lion? to be made after tue Ysas nul Navs wen,ordered,
Mi. Conge-r retorted that taw Speaker migbt on ivni u> ?
iiiei, rliance
The UWtloil to Hiispend the rnlei mil adopt Ihe frsutu
Moll v*.i? dblnali?! -le.i?, IJT ; >ii>b, ?j not IsulliinU
Hi the .?(111 illative.
un iiio;inu of Mr. WKi T.s (Dem.. Mo) the Conference
repoii ou th.- Indian Apprvpriattoa bill wim agreed to,
Mr. i i ?x (ii. in., N. Y.) moved that the Hesuetaaea
ii reas mini m o'i wek to-aaonew.
rhe motion v(.is cii.imi o> ., DMjortty at sue. The
lion?.' aooorulBgly, ..t .? o'elook, t??jk a reeass UUi to>
inei low inoiniug.
A yottnii Im!, wbon tenehnt hi rather free
with the tod, ieui.iri.isi 'he, oUi< r duy tUat " they hsd loo
m-iij Uo.ii.iiUj ii al lUiiu scluioi."
the cocina
A VlfaWI W'1T,, A RA" HKafOgar
William S. (toteen, tin- Chicago M-ctj|?fr
pin upon the wltm ss stead la the f;.,\,i sad Bgw
y. sieniay. hut proved to he of little valasutetS
emuietit, his aaawar ta nearly all of Mr. -in ?man'? ?w
Uona being, "l don't rameaiher.'' 'in. ?( ?m?,? J7
admlsslbliliy of evidence arose at an early su^j!J
nigs, and lid?, ?ltd the consrmrtle, ,? ; " ?
a,,, n ti,,- mil of particular?, was : ),VI?J*.
during the r"msln<1er of the day. It 1, pr,i',Hi,i/5'
owing to the bad faith of the Oovsratm at m
atl.-inpt to .-?tublldi seoii?|riraey botw-en the .\>?v^
and ?Til ago whisky mea will fall. 'W.
CIVIL NfYTm
Tlie, fliBJUnfl tor UK- cfaaaJiiatluil of the Pfiu
Commt-."! .tiers as rtclinqti?rit i!fi,',,r. ?tys
,1, ib? ronimtusioi.fir? having i v , it... trftl of i-,?/**
antea u ?as n.nii.ed. ?*a
Cand?na Bnajomea, who boom tjata ago ???
Banted fttvena irsai cauri*? ay, 1.1,1:1. in?.,, tad an jiiow-J
or i.-, a h.. V ..I.II..I v. !?n|.lle.| t.. .in,!..,- iea,,,if r<?uVr?a?L
im order lint the,??feinlsiil. ba / op sll.!o altmonr mr.wjT
-j lit . am ?a-, referred te J t.m ?*
In a suil against .f. J. (/llotiohij.. sag] Jame? a
! i.o.eni, :i. .an 11, ?< t'.i .(.in..-? 0j.1i.-n siwatawMa?m
I theyaflsgrd thattheir tasadas? rr ?plarr/ctseatjrtsni!
tl ) 11,1 ,. 1 iteed otli^rs wer- ? . ?? ,t, j^? ??
r 11, in Kupl iu<- I'win .; .T^L.ta.
strife? nnl then? answers n- .'- *
Trenor \\. Park eon tin tied hi? testimony In- 0,
Knun.i Mino trial psanaatay,aatag <rrmht> >i\<t t^n '
risa t" fU.liK certain fact? in tl < imn.fs of n> ?nrr ?.??-,
, - _ . ? - III?.
loi -1. w.iri and ... :. s. .,?o.lr will I??.-? 1.1.4 4? ?,lii?M.'l Jf*
Ir. Park's 1 weaactaaai
I iie deal h of John M. White was aaajaej
hi the < ami of Dpi i aad raraatssi hj .1 -,.-.. ? fr.,ti, g?:?,,
L?awhichJodg?Rrsilr r.-.js.i,.!..i ?n:,,,,.rf' ,
,.,.,-,. t'. i.i 1 ... l'.ie .-?.tel shihlT of thi-ii?,MM^ Uwr.r i?
1..1,. I. 1 u uilLiite lo Is ei.l. ,..! .ei 1 ,,.'"'
regret ..t the death of -?? iT'1*
? '?art, ??!>" f j?Ji ?
I . ?-Ciel S ,.!:.:
t.l.-l.
, oiitofjo'in ||eCaraeofc, oo aewMafi
Ma wife Aim. Tairain.it t!ie HesMfsffl OaaaBl ?M g-i.
Itr.t.r Itallnnvl, waa end.d yt?Wnl?r by a vrriiet *? it.
pinuiiitf, in Com nun Plaaa TrtaJ Term wiwiuIbv
H, . 11. Mr?. M. ' .. nu, :. v. k
a? llilrtieili at. asd t
oni ..! w on ol M.fli-'. in. in II,, << , , . ""?J
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deli,? rainin. found for tii?i niaim.it ? .
anss -u ? . m. *
Tneeaaa of Fraaa y t . ?jm W?J
?salad i. ?tantaj 1 > ? .?; >^,'^
j. p. Dab/, ay ? v. ratet for tat ? 1 r. 1 ha iJ.ni.uf m w.
nigbl Wh . . ..,1 ??u?.
trsofcs st ?marraadrM m l-iweni ,-t-,.si. '!),? s?f?aai???a>M
that:., s It st lost l, -..reaiT
In .? din -.. tCiT!:
Mil*:.-' -I?- 1) ill .,-"... ,, II,? r?tt_ LmttA
m-. ??H h,, 1 : .-,..-, di the pUiiiUg. F. L, si,o,, ?/e
?I I... I,'., f r ????It.
The trial of tbi rail of John .1. Lyi,.?, tdantav
tratorofyoha 1:. Miner, s ,?? ^ M
w:,ni Mstfbswaj waa bagan reaterday Mm Jiuij? vvi
V.-rs'. in -ii;T.-rii. ?
several bmiigbl airain?
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