The New York herald., 1872-11-30
inspectors of election
Republican majority.

The Magnolia precinct gave 100 republican ma
tority, but does not show the whole number Of
At Pnevilie; but, being small place, 1t would not
change the result, the vote not being more than
In connection with the above is the following
copy OF an affidavlt in regard to the Dayton pre-
cinct, that will show why the votes were thrown
out
DxxopoLts Ala, Nov. 49, 1872
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and sa e waH %s being % @ au a
sSs 7tn day Sf November, lszntwo days after
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subsancs that they Tor WEI considered ou selves bound
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up and spa bo
then then put put into s0m%on coffee sack given to negro
faa ssas as$sr.ssa rom 'S3a Shat 'ys' We:
h veM o HAVING sh the saa. aone $, narsS
destroyed throw she Dayton box entirely cut
and tfs ,ha nf he sYs plsi
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r SaHSaey pa s The Dsyon polls bpt aoe
sS.srssd before m. this 18th aPSS Of Sosem
THE REAL OBJECT OF THE DEMOCRATS
Is to keep the Legislature for the purpose or i'm.
posing such conditions and qualifcations upon the
negro population. either by way OF an onerous po,l
TAX or an intelligence qualification that will be
About ty democratic pcli,eans have ., maa a
ths trouble. and their constituencies are entirely
opposed to their action, becauselt Is calculated To
reduce the credit OF the state ald invite the inter
ference OF tile federal government
SENATOR sPENcEH.
The presiding genius OF the Alabama election
mas been George u. spencer. OF Decatur. THIS man
- the youngest Senator from any OF the States,
and his unostentatious demeauor has not brought
him, while In the Senate, the full measure OF ap-
probation for his tirecss qualifications as an or
ganizer and watchman over the canvass. The
Issue win probably prove that he is the only sena
tor from Southern State, not to the manner born,
who will have succeeded by fair means In saving
DIS Commonwealth to the republican party, and
also have accomplished his return to the Senate.
SPENCER A WAITING CANDIDATE
ApDott, sawyer, Osborn, Warm0th, Ameg, War
0er, have either tumbied In mid-career or bid fair
20 90 80; while spencer representing State with
put natural republican majority, has carried Ala
bama, and could receive--if he were so minded
and would break up his party In the State for that
Pu!pose-tne unanimous vote or the Legislature in
Ooth parties He prefers at this writing the preca
slons position or candidate waiting upon legislative
Compcatlons to the speedy peace OF place devolvng
Upon an easy conscience which would arise from
leaving the republican party In Alabama 10 take
care OF itself. He will ne elected al any rate but
NOT unti the present embargo be broken through
anu Me party be "a firmly settled In Alabama as ne
II In his seat In the Senate 30 ~
MILD REFLECTIVE, OBSERVING MAN
Of great capacity In organization, obllQing man.
hers close method and personal fidelity, he mas
made Q canvass OF amazing thorougllness and
probably saved repubcansm In Alabama for the
next ten years. His capacity in this endeavor will
give him three grades higher place In the Senate
than ne has yet wished TO assume, and nearly