The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-24
c.rreD. Nerssaesa op.nsom.

Curreng SorSsleaA Opinion.
l think Hayes is elected. because +
we have cot The fhlee Returning
Boards.-CGen. Butler.
Gov. Hayes sells a splendid example
to his friends hy his cain dignity aud
readiness TO accept the will OF the PEG
pie Philadelphia Item.
There is now a lond call for con
~titu'ional amendment by which the
people Of the United States can vote
directly for President and Vice Presi
dent Let US have it Boston Post
Gov. Hendricks couutenance was
luminous with good feeling this fore
noon and proved to be the most san
gnine man the reporter found upon his
travels - Indianapolis News.
No one wants civil commofiou over
a pr e-ideulial election, and it would be
sad spectacle Indeed Its certainly
unnecessary. and the tax even Of it,
possibility is mischievous ~ Bosto"
Globe.
The notion will live under the ad-
ministraton of either Of the gentlemen
voted for, but il cannot prosper under
fraud, violence and willlui disregard
Of the Constitution aud the laws
[ Providence r i Press
Perhaps it will not hurt the Repub,
iican party TO he out Of power during
the next tour years Even now it dj
vides the confidence and support OF
the country almost evenly with the
Democrats. and the latter are almost
certain to disaPpoinr the people aud
produce a reaction - Boston Globe.
Don't altw yourself TO become ex
cifee=ar,o1 T1zss.s,s-rra0. S-o.s, are 70 be
cheafed. That Is a plain proposition,
self evident one But wait for the
advice Of Governor IliGeu One of
the greatest meo Of tie time, be is also
Que of the most patriotic ~ the
proper time he will speak, and speak
the words Of patriotic soberueSs and
truth. Be patient aud wait until YOU
hear the voice OF Tilden - Cairo Bul
eln.
Governor Seymour thinks that
should Hayes be counted in he would
70 tho Isst W. ara 49, 49,,
5a3 ,ba, tLi- ,so,,I5 D. 3D., a.; -,
To March ,, 1877. Rutherford Bjr-
chard Hayes After March :. 1871.
Returning Board Hayes Ne change
of iuitials would be necessary. aud the
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''''oN'S " l''1''
II the leaders of The Republican
party hope for political future, j.
they have any reglrd for the esteem Of
the nation, they mast to-day prefer
that Mr.. Hidden shai be returned. Ii
Is almost impossible for them, under
the circumstances, TO obtain verdict
favorable TO their candidate which
shall not bear the fatal faint OF fraud;
and we So!emnly warn that II j. quite
Impossible IN such ca-e tor them TO
escape the indignation oil the North.
which will cling TO them aud lneYi'a-
bIy sweep them ont OF political lie
-'~' 4 "a - - -A''''-'
we are BIZ no mems 50 welded to
the D.mocrgt;c nartv hat we Womb
baz4rJ m. r.rr.I,niry .f ,ba t-oi.n +.
insure lis ,ucee.s Nor are We s., pre
indeed AGAINST the Republican p5rfv
that We would sacrifice the Union TO
accomplish Its overthrow. GA the
contrary, TO preserve the tnlon 10 H.
integrity we would make common
cause "ith any party aud any section
As against those Who would seek l;s
overthrow. The Constitution. the W
'rn, and the 'aforer"e" ~ ne f1rs
shall ever DC our ra''J IuS cry ti9h
mont " hIg'
II Is proposed 20 put Il. b. HayesI
OF ONO, lnio The presidential chair,
by thro"lnG out 10 600 Democratic
ballots 10 Louisiana. Zach Chandler
aud ms newspapers do not deal ia IL
nres, Dat they make vefy positive dec
iara1ons. The Democrats have oeer-
"heimin. proof, and the figures PTe-i
dent GRAFT, shouting Let there be q