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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-28
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-28
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Lancaster.
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aday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-28
T. & o. r.. II. TIME TABLE.


Going East
Pa ssenger Trains leave johnson at 6.O9 and H.io
am.
Arrive at ST. Johnsbury at s.55, a. m. and i.25
p. m.
Iunenburg at 1928 n. m. and 43O =. m.
Train arriving at Lunenburg at lO2s, connects
through to Portland direct
Going West.
Trains leave Lunenburg at $50 a. M, and PIC
p. m.
Arrive at st. Johnsbury at $50 a. M, and Ia
p.m.
The through trains connect with the regular mail
trains over the Passumpsio Il. Il. at ST. Johns
bury every morning
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r. G.. 4 Nj. II. l.. TIME TABLE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Going South.

Going South.
Passenger Trains leare Groyeton at 9'l' a. M
and 5.35 p. N.
Guildhan Falls, $50 a. m, AVID 80 p m
Lancaster, 7.i5 a. m, and lao p. m.
Going North.
Arrive at Lancaster Is.0S and els p. m.
Leave Lancaster at 9.l5 a. m. and GO p. M
6aildhaIl Falls s.IJ a. m. and 6.35 p. m.
Arrive at Groveton at SIS =. m. and 6.j0p. m
Train leaving Lancaster at 7.45 a. IN. connects
at Groveton with train for Portland.
Train leaving Lancaster at go p. m. connects
at Groveton with trains West over the Grand
Trunk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-10-28

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06
lnanr,en.s Tactics defeated.

WASHINGTON, November 30-In
Republican circles here it is asserted
by mel who usually know what is
going on inside of politics that The
course If the administration ia sus-
aiming tbe Chamberlain party IN
South Carolina was largely srga-
enced bv information that The Dem
ocrais. acting uuder Instructions from
New York. did not mean 20 resi- Sis
sled with the inaugural on 0f Wsde
Hampton, but intended 10 carry out u
scheme for stealing the electoral vote
Of the State. The programme was,
il is believed. for the Legislature -
create a uew Returning Board, and
for the board 10 set aside all the de-
%eisions Of its predecessor. and give
certificates TO the Tilden electors.
With the control of tie Legislature
the Democrats. it is asserted. could
have successfully played this game,
and thus have rendered any further
question as TO how Louisiana has
gone a mere matter of Idle specula-
ton. With South Carolina, Tilden
would have the one vote wanting
and SIX 10 spare.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

NEW ORLEANS, December IA
FIRE broke on. early this morning ON
the corner OF ST. Bernard aud Clai-
borne streets. Ii has reached and
crossed Esplanade street, and is still
burning. Three blocks have been
destroyed. As far % could be ascer-
tanned the following is the number OF
houses destroyed: Twenty on Column
bus street, t%wenty-four on Robertson
street, thirty-twO on Tiliere street,
three on Morris street, ten aud n
church on EspIanade street. The
dwellings Of Messrs. August and
Amadee Courtier, Abrams, Rocca,
Clark aud Crozet, superb residences
on Esplanade street, were consumed
Most of the buildings burned yer
small cottages and hundreds Of poor
people lost all they possessed. Leon
DitrieUx, member Of the fire ieparI-
ment, broke his leg 10 three places.
A negro who was detected setting
fire ~ one of the houses during The
confagraiiOn was shot aud instantly
killed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

In is now an open secret, that TIE
struggle OF the Confederates 10 South
Carolina to obtain control of the
Legislature, and sea Wade HamP-
ton as Governor, was with the pur-
pose Of having a new Returning
Board, of the Democratic rebel per
suasion appointed. who would certify
that the Tilden electors 10 that State
had q majority, and thus two certif'
Gates from one State being seut to
the U. S. Senate, would give the
Democrats in Congress-wben they
were opened - the opportunity on
which they have been building. to in
sist that neither of the candidates
having a clear majority of the votes
as returned, the House has the right
to elect the President.
Nothing but the promptness Of
President Grant in furnishing Gov
ernor Chamberlain with troops, pre-.
vented the armed rife clubs under
the lead of Hampton from seizing
upon the Legislature and carrying
out this revolutionary scheme.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

Tildea was 10 have been elected
by q tidal wave; Pennsylvania wa-
to be swept clean by bis pariizans
from the Delaware 10 Like Ere, aud
one cfthe most prominent Democratic
leaders babitGsily predie;ed that The
majority for bis party 10 this State
would be large; We were Dot To have
9 foo,bold on The Pacific Si1pe; Ohio,
Illinois, aud Wisconsin were sure to
go by The board. These prophecies
we're as esmmon then as ID Ipoeradc
threats are Today. Mark The reply:
Peuesylyupia goe, i;epubl can by H.
54fi Ohio BY 1919; Illinois BIZ 90
GOO; Wisconsin, BY 8 al; Q eRoa by
1850; California by 5,IOQ; Nrveda
by ! 100; while tAe grea, Republican
citadel. Iowa, goes il~epstIis4a b.
50 23S majority (maiariiy in 1873
% e2S); Minnesota by u 00S msjJr-
ityy j. ansss By t0039: Nebraska BY
10 e50; Micbieau4 5y '954Qo and
CAyrad =. which wss really admitted
fnto the Union by Democratic votes
under The sure expectation that it
Would 90 for TIl9eD goes Republiean
by 2 20i. The only SoribsrD ! aies
that voted against the Repub'ic4n
psr,y are Connecticut. New York
New Jersey, sol i6ieBambf three
Grst Enthusiastically by a pacsed for
si2H Fst ard the last by notorious
rebel ccionisius spd repeating
Where, then, We ask, is Tie tidal
wave that was 10 give this eounify
over to the men who fought for its
veetrGction2-Fo' aey's Press
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

Orr Of about one hundred and
6fty Ministers of the Gospel. several
scores of Bank and Insurance CON-
psny presidents, and thousands OF
reputable citizens 10 the city OF New
I Orleans. the Democrats have con-
trired to procure the certificate OF
two Roman Catholic priests, one
Jewish rabbi, three Protestant clergy
men, eight presidents of banks aud
insurance companys and six presum-
ably respectable citizens, stating that
the late election in Louisiana was
as peaeable as that in any sister
State" and that a large majority oil
the honest vote cast wss for Tilden.
What those eminent diyines and
gentlemen know about peacable and
honest elections NAV by judged from
req ding of the murder of Pinkston
and infant, and the horrible brutalltles
inflicted upon bis wife, the savage
abuse and whipping of Benjamin
James. and the testimony Of Lieut..
Col. Banks, L. S. Army, who swears
TO numbers of murders, wbippines
and other outrages inflicted upon
colored Republican voters that came
within mis- own knowledge, as COM
commandant Of the U. S. troops eta
toned in the "bull-dozed" parishes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

BEING assured that the Louisiana
Returning Board viii be compelled.
in the honest discharge Of its duty,
to certify that the Hayes electors
have fairly carried that State, the
committee Of Northern Democratic
Statesmen who have been in atten.
dance watching the count of the vote,
have attempted to forestall public
opinion, by announcing in sovanee o.
the decision of the Board, that Til.
den has q majority in the State.
This is a dirty trick, and an outrage
upon the members OF the Board 10
whose courtesy they We're indebted
for the privilege of being present our.
ing their sessions, but it is of q
piece with the conduct of those
Democratic leaders who protesting
to goto Louisiana as impartial judges,
made up and telegraphed their opin-
ions before the Board had assembled
This transparent attempt to scare the
Board, and to asurp its functions,
viii in no way effect the judgment Of
honest men, and is intended simply 10
give Democratic partisans the pre-.
text for continuing the howl Of fraud
fraudi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

The tidal wave which it was
boosted was to carry Tilden into the
Presidential chair, was evidently
manufactured to order, but was a
little too weak to effect it's contem-
plated purpose.
The Southern States where the
Confederates control the entire ma.
cbinery, were safely counted upon to
overwhelm, by their fraudulent vote,
the Northern Republican States.
The way had been previously
prepared by systematic pro.
scription Of the voters, black and
white, for opinions sake, by social os.
tracism, by suppression of Republi-
can newspapers, by murderous threats
and oaths, aud by the organization Of
armed military clubs, that p~atrolled
and terorized the community. In
three States alone bad the Republi,
cans the slightest chance, and in
these, Louisiana, South Carolina and
Florida, partial protection was afford
ed simply through the fact, that all
these had Republican Governors. II
was 8 tidal wave Of organized fraud
that was so confidently counted upon
to elect Tilden, and but for the firm
ness Of these three Governors, i,
would have overwhelmed the honest
vote of the country.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

FLORIDA is for Hayes-despite the
Democratic raising and doctoring OF
the returns. The Hayes electors
have forty two msjority on the face
OF the returns, without throwing out
a single fraudulent vote, as is eertl-
fed to by the clerks of The Returning
Board. When the returns are sifted
and the fraudulent vote is thrown
out, the Republican majority will be
largely increased, as the Board has
ample and conclusive proof of nu-
merous Democratic frauds.
This gives Hayes liz electoral
votes sure, and before going to press
We expect to have the official an
nouncement that the s votes Of Lou
isiana are also his, thus securing his
election beyond all cavil.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

WHILE North Carolina is counted
for Tilden. the evidence that she was
carried for him by most shameless
frauds is said to be conclusive. The
Republican committee have accumn-
lated testimony to prove the most
gigantic frauds in twenty three coun-
ties, and that the State was stolen for
''Tilden and Reform" In some OF
the precincts the Democratic MAORI
ty-msjority mind you-is larger
than hs wkole population Of The
precinct.
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electing a RepuDlcan Speaker. ibe
Senate then recognized The House,
and the Legislature adjourned The
organization was regular, complete
and unsssailable.
The point upon which the Demo
Gratis propose to hang is this, to-wit
That the majority of rs was not "a
majority of the members" inasmuch
as it should have been a majority OF
l24 counting IN the 9 members from
Laurens and Edgefeld). But this
point has been repeatedly adjudi'
Gated both in Congress aud ia The
State. Where members and districts
are excluded, they are not considered
in the basis from which a quorum is
estimated.
On the succeeding day Wednesday,
the House assembled and the Com
mittee Oh the elections appointed at
the fret days cession reported in
favor of seating the FIVE Republican
candidates from Barnwell county on
the ground of fraud, violence, and
iniimidations. The addition of these
FIVE votes gives the Republicans in
the House sixty FIVE votes q clear
majority even il ia be declared a
full House. On Thursday the Dem
ocraiic managers, fuding they were
making a bad mistake in attempting
to keep up a bogus House of Repre-
sentatives, made q new move. The
whole body of Democratic members
marched into the fall Of tie State
house an hour before the regular
time of meeting, and organized, with
Gen. Wallace iE the chair as Speak
er. The Republicans came in an
hour after, and Speaker Mackes
took his place beside Wallace while
the Clerk called the roll. Both par
ties continued in session, each fear.
ing to adjourn, as the vote Of Gev-
ernor was to Re counted in joint sts'
sion at moo Wallace was uotlfed
from Gen. Kruger during the after
noon that persons who did not hold
certificates Of election from the Board
of Canvassers would not be permit
ted on the floor next day. The
Democrats were badly demoralized
by this, and sent a long letter of pro-
test to the General. Ats O'Clock at
night The Hall of Representatives
presented a most disgracefal scene,
and o serious riot seemed TO threaten.
The Democrats were extremely vic
len. in their speeches.
On Monday, as will be seen by
later dispatches, the Democrats ind
ing that they would be elected by a
force of State constables organized
for that purpose by Governor Cham
b%erlain, surrendered possession Of the
House. And thus stands matters as
far as we yet have received lnforme,
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

DURING the pitiful recital Of ber
wrongs by Eliza Pinkstop, before the
Louisiana Returning Board, Ex-Gov.
Palmer, Of Illinois-wbo was in at.
tendance as q member of the Demo.
cratic commivtee-leaped from his
chair, and ssid 10 wrath, IF this
story be false, those that prepared il
for this poor woman should be hang
ed. but If, as / firmly beiieye, it is
true, the wretches who can perpe.
crate such atrocities should be exc.
cuted without mercy. / will spend
$1,000 to ferret out this case. /,
looks true. This poor woman has
been fesrfally wronged- The ques.
ton is broader nov than President.
making-it is one of humanity. II
she has told tie truth, Sheridan
should come back at once and hold
with . grip Of Iron speople who eau
see such infsmy without remon.
STRANGE even in their public prints.''
And yet, the Democratic party
through its newspapers attempts to
deny this woman's testimony on the
most f1imsy pretexts; sus,ains with
out . blush the men who are respon-
sibe for these brutalities; actually
insist upon counting Mr.. Tilden into
the Presidency by virtue of this and
similar murders and atrocities, and
swear ct this record of crime rs
aGkn1h-Rudn andLaa ho;as;a~ IN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

SoITH CAROLINA for many years,
has been 10 q state of semi-rebellion
against the general Government ex-
cept only wheo her arrogant pcliti-
clans we're permitted 10 have their
owa sweet will.
The open announcement of An
drew Jackson that be would hang
the Democratic leaders higher than
Haman. if they persisted in their re-
bellious course, alone prevented their
attempt to defy the Federal power
during bis administration. Her Dem
ocratic leaders were the first to go
into rebellion 10 ls60-6l, and the FIRST
open act Of war, the firing upon
Sumter, occurred upon her soil, aud
now, scarcely redsbEitated with the
rights they forfeited by their rebel
lion, they are attempting TO eoGtrol
the State by armed riolenes, and
thus force a defeated member of
their party into the Presidency, while
their allies in the North-as they did
during tie rebellion-are giving them
aid aud comfort. by s~uppressing the
truth and filing the land yith lying
tales and rumors. The following ge
believe to be a true condensation OF
the late proceedings in that State and
of the present situation:
In pursuance of the duties i'm
posed upon them by law the South
Caroiins Returning Board met on
the 10Th Nor, Cor the purpose of can.
wasting the vote Of the State, and of
issuing certificates of election TO the
successful Presidential Electors, mem.
bers of Congress and members of the
State Legislature. With the csrti6-
Gates Of Governor, and the other
State officers, they had nothing to do,
the right of canvassing that vote be-
longing to the Legislature.
At the outstart of their work. the
2enocrnts understanding that the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

REpFIELp, considered one of the
most reliable correspondents in the
country. ia bis dispatch from New
0rleanst to the Cincinnati Commercial,
under date of Nov. 30th, says:
The east is now considered as vir,
tually closed, and the distinguished
attendants will start home in a few
DAYS. Senator Sherman thinks be
may possibly remain until Saturday,
but not longer.
From the best information | can
get, the board will count in the en-
tire State and National Republican
ticket by from go to LOO majority.
They will reach this result by throw
ing on precincts in bull-dozed par
ishes, aud at other points where gross
intimidation has been proved by d.
rect testimony.
The more O~uachita Tparisb is in
vestiguted the more horrors come TO
light. There were four well organ
lied rife clubs in that parish, al the
testimony proves, aud not less than a
dozen Republicans killed, most of
them ssssssinated, and many others
wounded. The charge of the Re-
publicans that there wss a reign OF
terror in hat parish is completely
sustained by sworn testimony and by
army officers there.
The other bull-dozed parishes are
not so bad that is, there has been
less murder, but the evidence proves
( that the reign of terror was sufficient
for the purposes for which it was
brought about.
Over two thousand pages of sworn
testimony have been taken as to the
FIVE parishes, and the facts of muir.
der, whippings, and intimidation are
fully set out, with details and speci6.
cations. Unless the Democrats over.
,hrow.tbis by counter testimony they
cannot sustain the ir ease at the bar
of public opinion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06
AprteEs in soutr Carolina.
The President received the follow
ing dispatch, last night


The President received the follow
ing dispatch, last night,
COLUMBIA, s. C., November ~.
Ills ErceHency. Z. s Grant, Pres
ideHt Of Tie United Stdtes. Wash
uaqion, u. G.
"Tne House and Senate organized
to-day. The Democrats, oa tine ye
fusal 10 admit the members from
Edse6eld aud Laurence Counties,
'vitbdrew, leaving sixty members in
the House. a sqoruR Of al members
chosen.
THE House then proceeded TO
business. The Senate organized
without delay, 4eneral Rgger has
preserved the peace, and acted wiib
perfect iaPartisli.y and good juds-
ment.
CSigued ID. III. CHAMBERLAIN,
Governor Of South Csrlips
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06

A TILDEN reformer, in Saint Louis,
named Frost, was trying to steal into
Congress by means of q fra%udulently
obtained return, but the Court orderea
the s~coundrelIy officials to make a
true return of the votes, and Frost
mourns at home while q Republican
takes the seat.
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