The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-23
OUR RIGHTFUL PRESIDENT.
A NOTE or WIRNING from the
kEYSTONE STATE.


Pennsylvania Democrats Opposina n Refer
cnce the Disputed Election TO n Tribunal
Other thuu that Already Established.
HARR1sBURG, Pa, Dec. 22-The Demo-
cratic state Committee met to-day to consult
regarding the Presidential election. In addition
to tue members Of the State Committee, num-
Der Of representative Democrats OF the State
were I'm attendance, Chairman McCleland who
presided, delivered short address setting forth
the OBJECTS Of the meeting. resolution was
ad opted, that the invited guests be permitted
to participate in the proceedings. George w.
Biddie of Philadelphia offered a resolution au-
thofizing the Chairman of the State Committee
to appoint committee OF Ave to draw up pa
per expressive of the sentiments Of the meet
ing.
on motion OF Meut.-Go Latta, the COM
mttee 8 increased to thirteen. with the Chair
man OF the Stats Central Committee as It's
Chairman.
Tue following gentlemen were selected ne the
James u. Barr. Richard Vaux. 49, f. Meyers. W.
u, Davis John Latta, J. Cumm,,inss' =; W
Pierce, a. u stelnmani + a; id9es' 'ohn H.
While the committee was celebrating the re-
port prepared by GOV. lIisler concerning the &C,
| to the meeting. The report which occuuied
quar- er q an hour in reading, gave full history
Of the action 81 the board aud the eXperience oil
the commission VI when Gov. bger was "a
member.
AS TO laWlpHsneSs. CRIME. anu lnllnlOhtlOn VI
! Louisiana, Gov. Bgcr said
To my miud the GROWING shame Of those In author
NV Is that crime is seldom II ev punished Il Is ne;
juHci' Ulcers all srns That the stie has been turned
tinidatlon" that The authors OF these crimes are
s asysr aes S a ana M rom mere %
FROM ihose INSPIRE ~ t.ai snin9,i'es' MUG, , qt
irrelevant. II the crimes committed ny o,d COT
ored men On the'r own race cuuid picked ou, u.s.
! il unfairly charged asanst them. As Tor If
oser.ia I'd on boa sides The most eaeete q AL 30
IA. as We cuad dseo,er W. mat o. .oi,red h,pnnii
vote Tor Iden lnd Nichols. The colored Republicans,
9aS OF AZ n n l ae iH and eeeon ocer
ana solHier. we're not .Ssy lH,l1eq IA ahl .gS
,onseryauyc ,ha,ag less ,uppor were NJ 80 cou
ioS nst t .' nnd a." he ,y srny
had more than ned Their OwA la tue matter oi intii
daton.
The meeting then took recess until h ~ past
At the afternoon session tho following ad-
dress was adopted unanimously:
To rlts PEOPLE or rrNNsyLyAsIA; We address you
cizens of this ommonwcaltn. The political condition
'e e"n.tiiu,iont mca1s Wien Viii meet the issue
What lhcry w. WI de. lore Whatever violates
etner "a" leticr or tne stiut % the tonsuiniyn
tennis t. sesk a and ~" Destroy our Cox rn'
urt ~ rciiiss 10 Tie peace and rappiacs. oi ,ec
wuOie ptvp, exciting % fnFer-i ali pprichlih- ~
rcci VA Il fcsideu, au Nlr,-pr sidcnt ~ o.. Jaited
se'erl, 81 t.. Al ,ciap 20 v,de oo,disace 70 W.
y ia r VII los .us choi o. disi0r ihe me ini.S Of tle
bsrle,- against lace OF tnis dec.ared vii, sui-
snMuuk i,'outiouiJ eNsedisn's Tor constitutional
lnc senate ana House OF Roprcsentatlycs Of the
* u-ivg pow 10 -'ii.e d; qnr- o.s y li,l relalg
10 Oh. eysus ne to".u uen gtc: hi lloase Il !; p
rsagntstiye' ths p9s'r 60 elect ne Pfesiient' W.
~ 20 cosniHus by iAw tgI the ,Xecs' p.