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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

SrrHrruA1IsM ExposED--On next
Thursday night Prof. 5. S. Baldwin, q
noted "expOser' Of spiritualisn. will
give an exhibition in Carson Theater.
He does everything that the Davenport
Brothers ever did: exposes tho entire
mystery of the Katie King performances;
suffers himself to be hanged and tied
and chained and, We believe. drowned
and buried and cremated; does the coat
trick; sets q piano to floating through
tho air; does all OF Fosters tricks. even
TO the blood letters on the arm; per-
forms surprising tricks in mesnerism
and clairvoyance aud does many other
wonderful things. This very interesting
performance will take place on Thursday
evening next, the 10Th inst. See adver-
tisement on the next page.
PERsoSAL.- old townsmsn, Col.
q. E. Allen-Judse Allen by the grace OF
God and the voice Of an sppreciative
township constituency in Lincoln coun-
ty-is among Us. The Phoebe Record
says ne has RESIGNED his place as Justice
of the Peace. We infer from this that
NC Oo0 ICAS k0O WICA00 L bOSuGkS " SA4CAA
fate. Looks in fine health, does the
Judge. Hen. John H. Kinkead came in
from Humboldt yesterday morning.
Continues to maintain the hearty grip
Of well constituted pioneer. Glad to
look upon him.
Gas. +. Bowen, indicted for EN-.
bezzlement aud tried in the U. S. Dis.
trict Court. vas acquitted by the jury.
This case involved no little expense and
trouble to the Witnesses. who came all
the way from Phoebe.
CLIMB the long stairway leading up
into the second story Of the County
Building, force your way into Judge
Witherell's Office and have yourself
registered.
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Hayes and wheeler Club.

The meeting Of the Hayes and
Wheeler Club this evening will be full OF
interest. Hon. William Woodburn and
Hon. Bob Lindsay have engaged to be
present and discuss the political issues.
We may be snre they will make ringing,
rousing speeches. We understand that
the Giee Club will sing some of their
stirring campaign songs. Let every
Republican who can get there be
present
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ORDINANCE NO. IL.

An Ordinance amending Class G of Or.
dinance No. l.
The Board of Trustees OF Carson City
do ordain:
SECTION /. Class 6'of Ordinance No.
Carson City is hereby amended to read
after the word "physician" III the third
line from the bottom, as follows: Milk
peddlers running wagon, So to each
conveyance SO used by him or them in
that business. Each laundry carried on
by any person or persons who use a
wagon in collecting or delivering, and
each bakery.
Adopted September 10, 1876.
Ii. +. RICE. President.
TT. EDWARDS, City Clerk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRxsrr HorSz-gEoEai. D. Fryer. rEoPRIEroa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

An Ordinance making a certain map on
file in the Office of the City Clerk the
official map of Carson City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

A GOOD domestic sulphur bath can he instant
ly prepared by taking cake Of 6LENS's SUI
PHUR Soar into the bath tub. Such IN expedi-
ent will. to use . slang phrase. knock the spots
OF" any victim Of cutsneous blelnishes. sold
everywhere. oc10wfs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN An
w nouucing to the citizens of Carson AMI
vicinity the first arrival Of our new FAN Goods,
comprising a very large and varied stock Of
Mems and Boys Ciothing:
Hats and Caps;
Boots and Shoes:
Gents Furnishing. Goods:
Fancy Notions;
Tobacco, Havana Cigars, Etc,
Trunks and Valises, Etc.
Consisting of the finest and most complete as
sortmen mt of choice wares and novelties ever OF
ferel in this county. Our superior facilities Tor
obtaining supplies enable lis to sell cur STOCK 81
POPULAR PRICES To SUIT THE TIMES
1t i. IN the interest of every buyer to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Every thing appeltainins to our line, necessary
for first class establishment, can be found on
display, whilst fair dealing. courteous attention
and prompt execution of orders, will be our IN
flexible ritlc.
We are prepared to fill orders in San Francisco
and New York markets for any special articles
to the satisfacti0 liof our customers.
Soliciting 1, call and trial We are, respectfully
J. GERSTLE 4 CO.,
oc;,m Successors Joe Roscnstock.
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BAROMETER. THERMOMETER.

Highest and lowest thermometer Tor
last "a hours. ending Oct. IL. P. NJ:
Highes: Thermometer. G2 degrees
Iovest thermometer. 40 degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14
MINING STOCK REPORT
EOrenoom BORYd

Ophir sIas ~, isI> 49,. 5ns %. ass ~
..r> -, rs ~ -. SIS -, isss l.
~, :a's 5,iss4 b., idos .55ss, rs s59all
Gould and Curry efo~ III, acs Iii4
best and Bcichcr I.s;,s i.sti
California los -, sst> So
savage i:asS !:'4, :,i-s 1875, SOS Is, i"fs 1874,
TO- n,
con vir.inia BIOS issl, Us 10, a"ls ~ lJos
ass. sos lsss. -, 25s ~ ), SOS is'2 So
Chollar SOS ~
Hale and NorcroS> Si0> 81
Crown Point ..ts l!"s- EOS H.
yellow Jacket liso> ~
tmp.ri.gl 2-ElS s. SIC
KentucK o5s II. I'a,S 10 $50
Alpha lois H., 21gS i5l Z, BIS i53.
Eeicher :s5s "a, -; lal :, 25S 49,,
S sisnrs Seyaa s,s : is' r., GOES l.,
Bullion .tIs - a, Jis III
Utah AS 10 :. Ji> /.
Exchegucr IioS II. It's II ID
ia JUS is y: zoos l77s bic, los ~, S.
Ovelman l2os 81, Ees sc9144. ;o> 500, rls s112,
Union Con los i2z,, los l27ss. acs I2a4, loos
isj., lbs ia55s, lios l2f.. 2a~ iz,a 90
Lady Bryan = {, lG'> NC, lbs aJc. 25os
lula SJes :, Hos 67s
Baltimore SOS Is. SIGS :;
Caledonia ;rTts o. l5os 81 le50s 49, ic0s p Z.
Silver Hill Its -, jas Is .- ...
Challenge jG> :;
New York Con seos Ia, cOos I :, Kos L.
Phil sheridan 3i5s =, los Il
Alta i5s III, zoos
woodvillc los IL
EOSSuth :?'DS > 1875 =
Lady Washington iGlS3
Andes 3ss Isl. rs TX
Nnrih con S,rgine;, aas -, 51s IL
Prospect 49, ssh., llus a0c ~.t .a-A
Morning STAR lo> T.
West Ccici.er SOS y :. Jos Is
Trojan ..sls tic
Evening Report.
Raymond and Ely Sos ~
Eureka Con 5cS II, LIS IL
Jackson SOS
Belmont los
X X Con 2.iS -
Leopard 5.si~ :, i07s - bra, 3E,s $50
jefferson l,s,s :ilc
Northern Belle 5JS ~ :, SS,s II, SIS q
uusSey I,i> iic
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Gen Thomas 2,as Il.
Sienesee Valley SIS - l5c
Modoc 2Cys 4, e.o> IL, Us /; !, lees
New Coso a1sls -. ;ssiS 3
Golden Chariot SOS l.
Poormlau lihS = C
CALIFORNIA; Hiss asf., IC1s 5S7t. In> 81.
Con Virginia :aos IS, lo0s IL ~. ~. 80,
3Jas AZ, SOS rs
Yellow Jacket i7dS -. IJOs eSG4 bj.
s)phir = : ~. !a> FL, bj, .5s ~ !, tjS 4'i's
Mexican ..,> -, sis 253.. 261S 25i2
Sierr- Nevada l25s y, l3cS il'S
Balloon .a,S 81
Savage lV0> ~ les II
Ov.rnan 2OS - ., lbs 81
Justice te- tx. e,s l7a!. los Is, zoos Is blo.
2i1S Is b., as l.s.
Hale and Norcr,S- lC> y
Union Con lSis IL
i.e>t aud Belchcr Us l., 3oS IL
After the BOARD.
Con Virginia J.si bid
Ophir - bid
california 5Si. bid
Best AMI Beitller ~ bill
Sierra Nevada iIa bid, II asked
Alpha IL bid
Mexican - bid, 81 asked
l.eopar. bid
Julia -. bid, "a asked
yellow Jacket - bad, % asked
Savage Il bid, Is asked
ChoiI:lr :, bid
Caledonia -. asked
Northern Belle II asked
Justice Is asked
crown Point IL asked
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves ana re-
stores the compilations; removes freckles tan
and sallOwness makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

LYONS KATHAIEoN makes beautiful. glossy,
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test Of 40 years. Is
charmingly perfumed. and has no rival.
my21eOd-wfs-ly
, 1876-12-15

The Louisiana case received a thorough
overaauling in the senato yesterday. Very
appropriately the debate wns led by AIr.
SHERMAN, WHO, as n member Of tho party ro-
quested by tho President to proccod to Now
Orleans as spectators Of tho ofiicial CANVASS
OF the vote, was especially qualified to cut
out the work for tho Republican vide Of tho
argument. The vigorous, effective manner
III which he acquitted himself il told in Tho
report of the proceedings. AIR. AIonros
also ca'no out strong on tho occasion,
and fully shared the honors Of one of tic most
Metallic dehate-tlays Of tho Forty.fourth
Congress. MeasrH. THURMAN and BAYAnp
were the lenders on the otl.sr slae, mud III
the 'p1e Of npologista for tho nendiah atroc-
tiles perpetratcd by Tho Democratic Dasli.
bazonks Of Louisiana wero az successful 81
could TO expected under the axtrome slisatl-
vantage Of being called upon to tlofond n
thing TINT was absolutely indefensiblc, And
tile npsllot Of it all was most barren vic.
tory for tl.o Democracy. They secured the
privilege, without opposition from, tic He-
lmblica',s, Of having tho report Of tue Demo.
c7Ht:c Committee printed aul stitched in
with the official reports and documents
pertaining 10 the Louisiana case ordered
printed by tho Senate.
, 1876-12-15

promises with the appearance of helping his
personal ca,isc. hut 1t Is known that l,o aots
greater store upon penoe, goodwill, md M
improvement Of the public service, than a,,y
other results uf his approaching Admintstra-
tion. 1t ts also certnin TINT hstter oppor-
tunisy will mover bo adorslcd for the practi-
cal inauguration Of ciyil-sorvico reform, linn
In eho distribution Of Fedoral patronage in
the Southern States. In many Of thoae
States, Mt icast, pretty much all The intcl1i-
gence and property-intercsts Of tho uative
population aro rnnged on tho sido Of lis po-
litical opponents. and llc will be fully war
ranted, on tho ground Of personal fitness, tho
welfare Of tho country, nnl tho interests
Of the service, III selecting tho moat
conservative and well.dsposcd Of these
political opponents to I'll tho Government
Offices. Wionovor this shall 10 done thcro
will be two parties among tho whites OF tho
South. There will bo n howl from the car
pet-baggers, but the time l,ns pnsscd whom
the howl Of any set of offlco-hollers OF Office
seekers at tho South can exotic muoh sym.
pathy or produce much concern nt the North.
The commercial md political lntorosts of tho
North will bo moro benefited by peace, hnr-
mony, and industry, aud tho collection Of
the rovenue from IN increased production ut
the South, thnn by maintaining any partisan
clique at tho expense Of general prosperity.
Al m additional evidence of the returning
reason Of tie Southern leaders, VIC print this
morning Washington dispatch to tho New
York Grophfc, which, from source entirely
FL
, 1876-12-15

"HEw1Tr;s Bohtail' is the briof bnt ex-
pressivu characterization bestowed by dis
gisted Democrats upon the onc.horse a,l-
dress telograplted ovor tho country by tho
Chairman of the National Committee. It
had been intended to issue nj, elaborate pro-
nurcia1ncnto after tho fashion Of DoN
CAn1os' favorito fanfarouades,' calling on the
faithful throughout tho land to rally to the
defense of their liberties aud their prospect
i've shares in the distribution of Offices,
Snch Is understood to have been Mr, TIL
DEa'a notion and lesirc and with such
document duly prepared came HEw-
1TF 10 Washington armed witlal 10
!" make 1t more binding" the na,ne Of every
member of the Democratic National COM
mitteo WAS to BE- attached, but whom tLe
thing cat1o to bo rtad md discussed there
was revolt among tLo Committeeman, aud
several refused to sign. .rhat celebrated
cancus had intervenea whereat tho Southern
men played tho part Of cynical icoborcs with
such chilling effect upon the general feryor,
and there WINS Ito holp for II but 10 pieeou.
hole siie Iig proclamation for tito present,
Htnco HEw1Tr's Dobtail," with ita solitary
conductor.
, 1876-12-15

1fr. TtIpEA In reported 10 bo In state Of
extreme agitation about Tho Presidential
question, aud in tho event Of hts failurs to
be inauguratea fcars aro entertained Of a
mental md physical collapse similar to that
which bcfelt Alr. GREELEY four years ngo.
II this is tr,,e, lot Alr. T1bpEy DO gratifed by
an Inauguration in Now York, as he seems to
desire, mud by tho establishment in the
metropolis Of n complete Presidential outfit,
with all TINT That implies. lIo Is financially
able to atforsl the luxury, mud there is no
reason why ho Should not plny President to
lis hearts content Ho hns raid for It
ro,tndly, md he ought 10 enjoy it. It is
to DO feared, however, TINT evil counselors
arc at tho bottom Of afr. T1LnEx's malady-
reckless, desperate men, whoso appetite for
office would stop ut nothing that should in-
suro its qualification, md who havo succeed
cd iu thoroughly porsuading the excitablo
old bachelor that tho country only awaits tho
signal from him to spring to arms in his be-
half. 1u striking contrast with this feverish
unrost Is the department Of the quiet, mod
cut man at Columbus, who performs Ills
Gubernatorial duties Us though his name bad
uevor been connected with tie Presidency,
and whose occasional expressions Oh the all.
absorbing topic Of the hour aro invariably OF
q peace-inyoaing, 1aw-abiling character.
, 1876-12-15
er. Ono hundred tlollars IN gold would buy
$107.bO In greenbaoka at tie close.

It Is not difficult 10 perceive tho true sgini-
flcance Of the action Of the IIouso yesterday
In the burial Of S[eCnAny's resolution pro.
viding for Joint Committee 10 act with n
similar body from tho Senate to el,dcavor
to agree upon some plan for adjusting
tito Electoral difficulty, In tho adoption Of
11uSroN'a caucus plan for Joint Committee
of soven and Special Committee to inquire
into and report upon the rights, privileges,
aud powers OF tho House in tho promises,
aud IN the refusal to consider IEsIorxE'a
resolution calling upon tho Supreme Court
for ID opinion concerning the law and tho
merits Of tho disputed question. It
means that tho House will not d.
vido tho question; will entertain no
idea Of compromise or adjustment that
does not recognize as conclusive the decision
to be arrived ut by the House respecting it's
own powers. Whit that decision will bo Is
m assured fact already, and It is clearly tho
purpose Of the House Democrats to tale 10
risk Of m universe opinion from tho Supreme
Court. There is little encouragement to
hope for compromise afforded by yestor-
tlny's Developments.
, 1876-12-15

The New York l'orid, for many ycass q re-
spectacle Democratic pupcE, las Of late bccon,c
1noro desperately reckless and regardless of
truth anil probability tl,an evel the n,cuaactous
Cincinnati Enquirer or tho roosback Ch[cags,
Tina. Just now II ia giving to ritlte-
nlous statements tint tho President Is tnooring
a!lest oi monitors aud war ships oil New York
with the Intention of bu'lilo1lug tho ctty.' II
also senls Gcn. HANCOCK to the I'arItc, Mo
DowsAl. Ii Chicago, and SHERIDAN 10 New
York with ~ ABSOLUTE powcr a. In New Or.
lcaus ut tho dute VI his bantI!ttt letter.'' Al
1s,tst my one would think that was sensation
enough for quo day, hat the Iior'd lot,'t. It
wllnaa up With tls grand coup d*siat:
What the object OF thtso tuaneuyles may be will
pcrhaps bo inferred from tho statement u gen
tlesaal In thsa c!ly. ~ haye been informed y
sniu ha ySstcrday. ''by q former member uf
t!AANr4 stan. that t.s President told him recently
That II cungIcss brought In articles Of lnIpe !cA-
lncnl ho would shut TINT body up In Fortress Nun.
roe: aud furthermore, that II aAy Northern Demo-
cratic Ho*crnors took action or 1na1u protest
against tlta consso Ae would upset thcu,."
Tl'ere Is one objection to all this sort ot writ
lne:. 1t cxtausss the Imagination too soou. Iu
short t!ulu The stall u the World Office Will pe
, 1876-12-15

The Chicago produce markets wero gen.
orally tir'uer yesterday and provisions wcro
quite active. Mess pork closed 100 pcr brl
lleher, Mt Slo.s5@lG.+7t for December and
$!0.559lG.67t sellor January. =. 1.ar.l closed
l?so per loo lts higher, at 81 D. 10 forD December
aud $40. .16@lo.l7t for january. Meats were
steady, at Go for new shoulders, boxed, 6io
for do short~ribs, and $50 for do shost-cleass.
liighwines were 10 higher, at sl.o74 per
gallon. Flour was quiet and steady. Wheat
closed 10 higher, at $l.18 for December and
$l.1Ss for January. Corn closed tc lower,
1T 4G4c for December aud 46o for January,
Oats closed flrner, at 8s}o cash md Sstc for
January. Rye was easy, ut Tic. Barley closed
steady, ut 63ac cash and clio for February.
Hogs were quiet aud easy during the fore
noon, but closed fairly active and firm. at
$5.+0@G.0o. Cattle were dull and easy.
shssp xeFo quiet, with common grades low.
, 1876-12-15

ly aiined and fired. FERNANDO Woop was
tho n1cnnest, most malignant, antl.most COW
araly enemy of the Government during tho
Wnr. 1t was FERNANDO Woop who propoacl
10 talo New York City out Of the Union,
hut who slnnk away wl,en lie fonn,l n,ons~
tors In front Of tha city with flftco,l-inch
shells whose fuaes were rcady for tue pro-
cess Of combustion. Probably there is no
one who wifi underBtnnd 1}rN H11r.s ca,1atfo
irony moro thoroughly than FERNANDO
Woop himself. It has scotched If not killed
tliis pestiferous Coppcrhenl.
, 1876-12-15
UNDER "COLOR OF IAW.n

4 rorrao1ars1spf NJ nn11oH;t1n T., i, 1nA4..
nul,,,shsa =, vostorx,ov.a rs,n',s. .,;aona"a, s
tha Ororo,, ,,,aa,;o,, f,,s, ,a,", ,.s",.'a,.'.
and ,o,5,
n,s e,eor,v. ast,,,,,hoa min =, ,.w tho, o.
sou who ho,da color Of Office. which in most casca
conssts Of cou'n!ss'on or certificate OF election,
may 40 tue duties and exerese the franchises Of
.nJ ,nG ,n"' -, ~ NJ. u" wse 10 5arS 'ae olee.
aud occtual oslal acts tor ths nrnose for w,,1c
they ars done, md their validity. after they orc
accomplished, cannot ba questioned In any pro.
.sst.h .us =, ~ seas ~ esason ., atnottes 10 CO.
il n. much subicct 10 md ~ nc cnt,'oI =,
benefits as d Justice Of the Peace.
Upon this statement of tho law 10 argues
that. while Gov. GnovEn had no legal au-
thority To declare Watts not elected nor to
declare CnoN1N oloctetl, yet, laving done
so, CnoN1N was under color Of law an Elector,
and his vote, as such, WIS legal, while tint
Of Warts, he not being commissioned by
tho Governor, was not legal and cannot DO
counted. Concoding, for arguments sako,
the applicability of tho lcgnl principle, tho
application IL too narrow to cover tho whole
facts. Two returns hayo gone to WASHING.
ton Ono mado by CnoA1S aud two others,
Electors appointed by him; tho other oor-
titicato made by the two Electors commits
stoned by the Governor and by another a1,-
pointed by them. Tho law of Oregon, Ike
the Inv OF this State, authorizes tho Electors
10 fll any yacaucy in their own number.
WATTS did not vose as an Elector under his
election by the people. Tho two Electors
whose election was certified by tho Coy
ernor elected WATTS to fill tho vacancy, no
other person having certificate Of election
appearing at the amoetlngto vote. They elected
Warts to lll the vacancy. These two
Electon, were uuoueYtionnb]v electel and
, 1876-12-15


THE EN1LIBu PRESS ON THE sfrnAT1nr.
Tho elasticity mud tenno;tv of tho ra,,,l,'
1;cor farm NJ ,,,v.~rr,ont =. ..;r--rs,
+,,o 11r;.o, co.. T.. ...,,s ., -.
sIo on'sc" otasas IL creating telling OF
genuine surl>riso and admiration In England.
mud tho press of that country Is not slow II,
noting md commenting upon the patience
aud calmness of the pcoplo in tha ,,rcscrt
politicel crisiH,-a crlsis wbfch i, opv
Enroncar co,,,tr,, ,y,,,,,1 ,,.,,, .,.',-.:.
-..:.t. -,.'.s, "0'" -. n"'o eo"'u'ses' ~
WIN teSoiutiou long aBo. Iho comments of
tho English presa nro so pertinent md
la,tlatory TINT a renrotlnction of t,,c;r a,,,r;t
Mt tha nrasart t;,,a ,,,1l Ia oe ,~4...1 -. "..
49, ~aass~. ,,,,.. ~" w - .u.e'ss' ~. ~ oas
VIVA io.p'oes' 1no Aonaon a'mes, In IN
editorial article printed Nov. 80, tho very
arttclo to whicl. Coy. HAYES nllui1ef1 In hia
ndr,irn1,,a 1fttlo aroo,,, ~ ro,,t,u -
.vo.,,,...,..1.-. f NV ""1 WI w on
'uausho''5 ''sa'' Ha97' ...-
tae oemeanos OF tno American neople during
inc pollticaa Crisis which 10 apparently A. far a.
eyer rom solution, IL well worthy OF att ent!on
II tue complication of disputes over tho rrsstden.
la e'ee',en hau ss!.en 10 almost nay country ex
e;t.r IN N" sorn ~ ,."s. a"a o.s omn. seSon1lcn
tary al,aolatsn,, could hardly h.ys hmm s.eomad "
These are The temptations and tho trials which
drive lho ezcltabo races Ut Continental! Europe to
frsuzy and n1nke "sayiors Ut Socipty " possible,
b1t In tho United Statcs there IL not tIa aas, l1d,
eation of M impatient, law.aefying spIr1t, In
both sides tic paramount necpssIty Of preserving
the pnbl'c peace u recognized and enforced Ly
, 1876-12-15

and most influential lenders at tho South
have no sympathy with tho tElroats Of resist
anco to 1IArEs' Inauguration in which certain
Northern Democrats arc indulging thonl-
selves. The reports from the Democratic Gnu
Gus, which seems to he in permanent session
in Washington, NIL ngreo that tho Southern
members uniformly place themselves in op-
position to tho incondiary uttcrances aud
schemes of Sam RANDALL, FERNANDO WooD,
BILL SPRINGER, and TINT class Of Northern
Democrats. Many Of the lending Journals
at the South declare plainly that, If there is
to 10 a war, the Northern Democrats must
fire tho frat ghot this time. Tho Southern
people have not forgotten how they were
clleated and nliBlod by their Northern allies
sixteen yonrs ago, aud haye no desire to bear
the brunt Of another war i'll the interest of
certain ofilce.seekers at tie North; though
their course was mistaken in the Inst War,
they ut lenst had moro Mt stake than tho
possession Of the ofIlcinl patronage. When
men like HILL, Of Georgia., restrain their
impetuosity, rebuko rasllncss, aud dsploro m
outbreak, there is abundant reason 10 believe
that the South NJ whole viii llold aloof
from any attesnpt Mt forciblo resistance to
the lawful count of tho Electoral vote md
lawful Inauguration of the noSt President.
More than this, the evidences arc accumu-
lating that tho lending spirits of the South
would rather look with favor upon friend.
ly alliance with tho conservative element of
tho Republican party under HAYES, md with
a reronnif;nn nf Tin t1ootr Wins ~ l,n.,. .,.
, 1876-12-15

in Illinois as uncertain as was the Prcsidon-
tial election in Florida and LouiRlona. 1u
addition 10 Gau. LOGAN, as prospective can
tlitlntcB for tho Senate, to 10 voted for BY
Republicans, tho na,nes OF Col. II.
q. 1xokaaoLL, M,troS HA1, WILLIAM
LATnnor, II. @. DuacuAnp, Gen. anAkr,
Gov. BEvEn1naE, and T. y. WASH.
nunNE, aro fully mentioned md discussed.
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