The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-15
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SAN FRASCIsco, Dec l3-Artived--
Bark J. r Bell. Seattle; bark Adelaide
Cooper. Port Ludlow bark james
Ches,on. Port Ludlow.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ID The books
Of the Trea,urer's Office show that up to
the close Of business yesterday the
amount OF silver coin paid out of the
treasury was sea, 456,ss6.
NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-The smoun,
OF specie received he.s from Europe
from Sept. Goth to Dec. nth amounts
TO Sli .332 900, and there is still on the
way 81 $4,000
BALTIMORE. Dec. ia, \ meeting
Of the board Of directors Of the Ohio
AMI Baltimore railroad 10 day, J,bn
w Garrett was unanimously elected
President.
CHICAGO. Dec. l3-The Times Co
lumhia special says: The Congressional
committee male startling discovery
to-day. The csnvAssinx board entirely
omitted counting thirty boxes, every
one of which was in strong Democratic
districts iiayne. colored. Secretary
of Sts:e. was unable to explain why
these were not counted by the board.
The Chamberlain ring have hampered
the committee at nearly every step.
Documents have been withheld and
several witnesses removed by them.
They are confident Of being able to es-
tablish the fact of the election of TIL
den's electors in the State. The evil
dence to-day showed that Hayne had
been guilty Of the worst sort of con-
duet. causing the clerk 10 enter frAau-
lent, 'etuns. etc.
DAYTON, Ohio. Dec. i3.-Goveruor
Hayes. in company with Colonel Il Il.
Anderson, arrived here this afternoon.
His arrival being unannounced there
was no crowd at the depot. At !
o'clock ls5 guns were fired in his hon
or Fully 1000 persons marched in
the procession, headed by band. to
serenade the distinguished guests. Some
4,COo persons were in the vicinity when
he said:
My friends. | will not dctain you
longer than five minutes. AIN here on
a short visit to your beautiful city of
Dayton. not on any Of the political
questions of this remarkable canvass
that has just closed. l understand
these greetings here tonight are no: 50
much 10 honor Of myself Is on account
Of the peculiar interest that is felt in
the present condition of the country.
In the excitement that has pervadsd
the country before and since the election
people of ardent temperament have
said and done things that are indiscreet.
but as abe excitement subsidies we begin
to return to our better wisdom and
Judgment. have too much faith in
the honest. common sense Of tina Amer
lean people to think they de-
ere to see in their country q
Mexicanized government. Whatever
may be the result at which the
lawful authorities shall arrive, you and
I will quietly submit and have sufti
ciens respect and confidence in the
great majority Of the opposition party
+ TO believe they will do the same.
VAS glad to see in = paper this evening
All article from the London Times re-
spec,iug the condition Of this country
I Such state of affairs. it said, could no,
occur anywhere else in the world. The
entire area of this country WAS aSitated
by an uncertain political struggle, and
vet not one shot fired, not one mar
killed, 10 breakers Of the peace. W.
have this centennial year wonders o.
our growth displayed in the exhibition
! Of agricultural and mechanical arts
aud We are now afforded an opportuni
~ty Of giving the world an example Of
the value Of Republican government
In speaking 20 you this evening, ! have
referred wiihou; previous thought u
what must have occurred TO every one
of us standing here, and take my leave
Of you with most sincere acknowiedg
ment II your expression OF friendship
and good faith.