The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

NEW ORLEANS = 'Wn!s-"The death
blow of republican government would
be if Hayes occupies the Presidential
chair through fraud
ST. LOUIS Tmes-"While Kellogg
Returning Board is about it, why
shouldn't it send itself to Congress?
There need be no halfway measures
RICHMOND Va Dispatch-"The in
t'resting question OF the hour is whether
liant is usurping for himself or Hayes.
We shall know in 4 short time"
HARTFORD Comm 7Tmes-'"The pres
-nce ofFedersl soldiers IN State House
20 control the orgsnizgtiOn of State
Legislature means something more than
'ihc clubs. "
NEW HAVEN Register--"Wmio Hamp-
tDa rises to the grandeur of u >,uation
more completely and emphatlca.!y than
any man in this Republic
Cleveland (Ohior Pipu1aeo'.r. -"Wadc
Hampton. the 'rebe, OF the SoutL is
calm and cool under the political s'tua-
ton. while Chamberlain, from New Eng
land, is raving about hell and shotguns'."
TIE Utica Ojseruer-"Gov. Hampton
Will be peacefully inaugurated at the
uroper time. Grant may continue To
recognize Governor Chamberlain, but
the people and the courts of South
Carolina never will
ALBANY Arg,LS-"At last the Radical
couspirators against constitutional lib
,rfv are uamasked At last they are re-
yealed in all their hldeous deformty
At last the American people are called
upon TO decide whether they will sus-
tain military usurpation or not
BUFFALO COrier-"As counter
irritqnt to public sentiment at the North
the Republican press will be crammed
Tor y lew weeks with reports of outrageS
sworn to by bribed negroes, while the
counter testimony will never be heard of.
The cards are stocked. Let the cut
throat game go on to its close
TIE Boston Post feels sure that ''if the
settlement of the Presidential question
in its present aspects were left with the
better half OF business Republcsns-men
VINO voted tor Hayes in this and other
large cities-it would not be twelve
hours before the rankcst radical organ in
the country would have to Concede Gov
e.nor Tilden's election.
New York EreHing POSt-"We pro-
t,st against the interference of the Fed.
cal troops with the Legislature of South
Carolina. not only in the name of liberty
and Justice, bat in behalf of the repubh-
can marty. whose good name and worthy
1 - L., L.
SOFT to military force in aquestion purely
political
HARTFORD TfmcS-W have trusted in
the inherent power of truth to save the
c,unlry-tor party We care little as COM
pared with MGt-and NJ last it seems,
the murmurs of condemnation and
warning. that are tardily rising from the
honest Republicans of the North are
making the conspirators shake and weak
en-! May heaven speed the work Tor
Truth and Right.
UARRlsBURGH Prtrjot-The deed
is done. The American constitution lies
torn and trampled beneath the feet Of
federal soldiery. C;cssr's legiors have
made Caesar empoIer IN the halls of u
slate legislature responsible to no person
under heaven save the people of the
safe. Caesars mu.kets have stified the
voice of the people of Il state free and
iodependent rs Pennsylvania and have
substituted the will of Caesar. There Is
No longer republic save in name.
PuILApIPHIA IimeS-"If any one has
cherished lingering hopes ofthe Kellogg
Board counting the vote Of Louisiana rs
il was cast, or in any way certifying 1t
for Tilden, they should speedily dispel
the delusion. In the face of from 1000
TO 5000 majority for Tilden, il will be
in the end counted for Hayes in secret
session. The private clerks are now tab
ula,ing the returns as directed by kel-
lorg and the Wells Board in
secret conclave, and about Sat
urdsv the Board will turn cut
the commissioners they have tolerated
rs unwelcome ornaments, and declare
HAYES TO have majority of from 1000
10 1000 or 10000, if they shall think
hest. Just how they will get at it, is of
little moment. They will, OF course, try
10 give their action some appearance II
FEASIBILITY, difficult as the task will be,
bu. of their purpose from the beginning
10 do SO, and of their present purpose to !
copsummate the fraud, there can now be
no doubt Whatever.