The New York herald., 1876-11-25
No parts OF Il DO committed TO the telegraph
without doing injustice to the whole.


No parts Of II can DO committed to the telegraph
without doing injustice to tho whole.
JUDGE Enxoxs' RKxARKs
Judge Emmons closed for the Governor and the
Board He said he was sorry that the possibility Of
resistance to the edct OF the Court had been
alluded To- II was understood that he
attempting 10 do away with the bad i'm
preston made by the defiant and half
contemptuous tone OF General Barlow. Al the ose
Of an able speech he stated that he could consent
to hold 1t possible that the board would be-
fore the 9th and tho votes and furnish the
title TO electors who should Fiorida's vote he
held Il 10 be mandatory that the board should meet
before tho 9th directory TO what day before tina,
time they selected
BrpDLK's SPEECH.
Colonel Bddlc. OF Philadelphia closed for the petit
tionerA He said that analysis OF the composition
OF governm would furnish general principle that
would reconcile all ,he cases quoted. There
three departments OF the law--the LegisIA-
ture, which makes the laws; the Executive, that
must execute thcm, and the judicial, that shall
strue them where doubt issue exists No court
could stop the Governor IN his exercise OF consttu
tional right. The Court construe the meaning OF
Legislative enactment that puts extra duty upon
the Governor. Colonel Biddls IN stinening the Court
to its duty, said the Governor may resis. n he will
oicers-all right When he issues his certin
Gates IN open defiance OF your decision OF
electors 20 TO Washington with q tainted title
and tho representatives Of the people will
to 1t that il properly investigated. In alluding
10 the tone OF General Barlow's speech OF yesterday
and objectng It's contemptuous notice to the Judge
that he had means OF enforcing his mandates
Colonel Bidde became quite irdenant aud when on
tho edge Of very vehement remark ch ccked himself
suddenly and said
"No. VIII not say that will not say that"
ErFEcr SPEECHES.
The Court adjourned until SIX O'CLOCK. The demo-
Gratis are very confident to-day ana congratulate them
selves on The speeches OF their representatives,
Thcy are quito buoyant over their prospects OF n
decision tonight tomorrow. They do not
pretend say that tho Courts dictum will be obcyed
but they feel that the decision will strengthen their
case and demonstrate that before every impartial
tribunal they have the weight OF argument.
THE ANTICIPATED DECISION.
The Judge will render his decision tonight or to-
morrow There is hardly any doubt that II will bo
favorable to the democrats in both cases.
COURSE OF THE REPUBLICANS
II Is doubtful what course tho republicans will pur.
sue this event II Is said that they will make
virtue Of necessity and convenng the State Board.
begin the count at once Indeed it is whispered
Lctore the Court has given decision. This do no.
REGARD possibly true While doubt If the Governor
the board would openly resist the mandates OF the
Court--for notice perceptlbc retreating from their
defiant and ugly position oil yeserday-here other
ways OF securing the delay that they to consider
essential to their plans An appeal to tho Supreme
Court would delay both fer three days II it did
not tho decision OF tho lower see that
tho two resident members of tho Supreme Court
have reached the city, ana they may have come al the
insDance OF tho Governor. This looks like II IN
appeal was contemplated.
There rumor here this evening that General
Rugor and number OF tho troops here had been or
dered TO Columbia Immediately. fail to find any
confirmation Of the rumor
Mr.. Manton Marble denies positively that he con-
ceded the TO Hayes in conversation with Gov
ernor stearns On tue contrary, ho is perfectly
that the democrats have carried the State. The demo-
Gratis in receipt OF scores OF kilograms from
all parts OF the North and West urging them TO stand
firm and declaring that they shall be backed to the
very utmost The West especially seems to be cx.
cited.