The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-29
LorlsiA4NA 2 Se HoaRp.

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New Orleans, NOV 25.-Tbe Board Of
Canvassers met ut the usual hour. Tie
attendance wns as usual. Wells said that
helmust dispense with ihe reading Of aoy
prolests.t A potion is before the, lIoald
that all evidence must be IN before the
elese of theieoaing week, or the Board
would not: be able to get through with lis
deliberations. He also said the Board had
taken no action Or filling the, vacancy /
Gov. Wells intiinated that the Democrats
had lost all claim to representation on the
Board by Mr. Arrcgos' !, resignation. He
said the Board would try to Ii II the yacan--
cyif they could sgree on any one. With
regard tolbe returns laying 10 the express
office.t Gov. Wells said tile Board had pu
fluids 10 pay the charges. the Legislature
having failed to make an appropriation.
The members OF tue Board were unwilling
to risk their own means when their war
rants were thirty eelits on the dollar. Col
Iaehafie said the Democratic committee
would defray the expense. Gov. Wickliife
remared that the charges only Amounted to
ID cents. Col. Zacharie having offered to
furnish the. clerk, with meals to Y pay the
expenses. fthe Board mildly consented tn
the returns being taken cut. Of the express
Office. t3tsailt <hi5.stiss 80 e - -
e The Board reached no. conclusion. srela-
tiyeIto using certified duplicates Of returus
Gov. Wells stated tlist the, privilege sof
cross Interrogation would be allowed.i but
the proceedings Of the Board would not he
'obstructed under any collsidera ,lun. lie
said that further notice would be taken of
the afhdasi,s present ,tiy both sides. hut ad'
heIreditoaae ruling that the adihdayits
siiould have besp flied within ~ days of
tie making up u theiretnrns. r.t59'a55 :.
sa-TiLDEN AND ngNDICKs. '.11 %,
g New York, Nov. 25-The 1figuute in its
report Vt ihe l,setiug of Goyernorss Iilden
and ileadrieks yesterday. says that Goy.
Hendricks SAID, that public seutiment in
the western States III regard 10 the seistion
was 70 strong that he was impelled TO. come
east 10 asoel Inin a lie cUhdi,iyn Of public
feeling here lie esfressed1 his ,admira.
tion Ut the conduct OF the Southern Dem.
Gratis, WIN slu'out the least turbulence bad
sppealed every where to tue courts. and
was glad that both in the west and, ou Iii,
journey hitherward 10 notice the dispose
tiOn ot all parties To have matters. lnlIca.
bIy and 1lasiulIy settlsd. .sr Gov. I'liden
fully eoncurred with ali of 6ovl Hendricks
renarks. aud there appeared u be i per.
feet accyrd Of idess N regard to- abe ques.
tions OF the hour! Nv disposition was
manifest On theTsrt titAer ii Gog.qii'iIden
or Goy, lsndF,eks tOl sater upon = decide ed
plan Of action, AID .afIer q ies1 other rs.
marks Oh Various topics, Gov. Hendricks
withdra~s WILDCAT lihkihg d defiuit appoio /
tIiieht. ouly expressing the hope that be
would see Mr. Ifiden before leaving the
city. At the Everett House last night
Mr. ilendFicks said. i 4 wshapsho idea
u agreeirg upon b planf Of actiOn. N !
cunning east was eaused solely by a. desire
TO be posted as TO the public feeling. aud
to seela few members of the Nation. tim.
uittee. We talked no politics at dinner
this evening. 1 may 20 back to indiana
iu-murTuH ..s 9a y,
New York, Nov. 23.--irhe Post says |:
The best thing The south .aruIiua Beard
of cauydssers can 10 is 60 reasscilrble. The
country wall not be satisfied with ihOceeis
lngs which look ike sharp. practice. We
Sdni: that tie Supreme Court itself ishvt
free from . Suspicion Of sharp Iractlce.
M appearance w Judicial sharp practice.
however, ican excuse The sharp practice III
the canvassers. Ia the ffsi place, tile con.
servstive opiinon of the country demands
respect for the Judgments of the constitut.
ed authorities. and it is better that n lie.
cislon which i wrong shall Le obeyed than
il shall be disobeyed even tosecnre u right
end. The proceeding Of yesterday will nct
convince the ronntry that .Ie canvass i.
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