New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

xhs executiye session harsh, and not jusabe I'M
aa the law and the refusal rather failure OF the
hoard TO f vacancy by the appointment OF Demo
srat as the law requires, was great wrong sui he
ls more encouraged to hope that satisfactory decia
ration OF the real returns may be had The committee
or Mr. Tiden were permitted to examine the packages
Al retnrs from the several parishes before they were
oucned aud compare the result In the several pre-
sos OF parish, and were indulged IN very free
talk about 10 get correct return But GOV
RI .er SAYS he may be greatly disappointed when they
come take the parishes where violence ana nIini
a on are charged. But he thinks impossible Tor the
hoard with any show OF law OF justice, 10 Feduce Inc
nmocratic vote so as to give the State TO Hayes The
Governor thinks the greatest dhcuty VIII alse IN those
scincts where the Republicans voted for only hye 0i
tcr electors, leaving the Tlden electors more thah
1000 ahead of the rest"
Recent developments in the Louisiana situa-
FIN seem to shaken the hitherto firm faith Of The
Cincinnati Commercial in the certainty of Hayess cleo
top for it says "The report that special CORE
spondent teegraphs OF the loss Of 2213 votes for five
HAYES electors through the laundering OF printer is
deouraging to those who have been eheerfuy hopeful
of the legal fair election OF Hayes and the presuup
ton of Kellogg that the tickets should be counted
for all the electors because the names OF HAYES ana
Wheeler at the bead OF the ticket disclosed the intention
OF the voter does not for the straight line OF
legality must be followed the only olew that will lead
us out of the labyrinth In which involved 1t has
not been forgotten, we suppose, that Hayes has no
margin of electoral to Then on the face OF
the returns Tdens majority not counting the stupid
sip OF the printer is reported 1896 This the Demo-
Gratis are backing up with of evidence from col
oled that they voluntarily Ilidentes Ihere
may proof satisfactory 70 candid men OF the country
the of the Democratic frauds ana terrorism OK
ceeded figures but not by any means clear
about IT. and do not think emphatic expressions O
confidence under such circumstances are In gOod tsle Oh
calculated To help the situation"
There isn't great deal of talk about the
speakershp the next Congress yet but what there is
does not to be especially favorable to any one Oh
the Old trio Of asprant Messrs Cox Randall, and Say
Ter The Boston Herald makes this plea in favor OF Mr.
Morrison: "The two most prominent and Influential
men on the Democratic side unquestionaby to be
Mr. Morrison of Illinois, the Chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee and Mr.. Hewitt of New-YOrk, the
Chairman OF the National Democratic Committee and
the bosom friend of Mr.. Tden We shall not see any
Democrat elected Speaker whom these gentlemen unite
In opposing The Western and Southern who. under
the leadership of Mr.. Morrison elected Mr. Kerr VIII
naturally wish TO be good with Mr. Tlden and
Mr. Hewitt They will be likely to act together again.
end what more natural that they should take up
Mr. Morrison hinnelfl He has many Of the qualities
which made Mr. respected by the country 1t is
true he has not graceful presence or powerful voice.
but neither had Mr. Kerr AS Speaker Of the House he
would preside with unfang tact and good sense and IN
fe appointment of the committees year hence. ShOud
he reelected Speaker tnen all the great interests OF
tie country would be safe He Is SOUND 10 the core or
should suppose the NewEngiand and New-IOrk Demo
oats would be likely to prefer to any OF the other caDd
dates He Is without parliamentary experience, nav
ug once been Speaker OF the Illinois Assembly, ana
politics than his election TO the Speakersnp, In place Of
Mir Kerr, would be-"