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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08
F~ALSEEEOOD
Gen. EugeT denies the HuIldO.
GERS statements.
aEe never TRterfcred In the or
gaHIZatiOn Of the South Caro-
lima Legislature.
Rugcr's letter to Sherman.

"General w. T. Sherman, or thu
Secretary of War, Washington, d
CT have carefully abstained
from interference with that organ.
ization Of the House from the
first.
lon the application of the Gov.
ernor and my own belief for the
necessity therefore for the pres.
ervation Of the peace | placed
troops in the State House, but
not in the room of Assembly or
either Of the Houses, on the day
Of the meeting,
at came about for a time that
soldiers were placed on either
side of the door Of entrance to
the Hall Of representatives under
the following circumstances: A
person at the door Of the House,
ard claimed authority to exam
inc certificates Of those claiming
to be members prior to their adj
mission to the Hall, but who
think had no legal authority for
so doing, applied to the officer in
command Of the troops placed in
the corridor for the preservation
Of peace for assistance on the
ground that he was being pressed
upon and could not perform his
duty.
The soldiers were placed Rs
stated. As soon as | was inform
ed Of the circumstances, | order
ed the soldiers withdrawn and !
had previously informed Govern
or Chamberlain that | should con
fine my action to the preserva-
ton Of the peace, and should do
nothing with reference to keep
ing the doors of the roomsQf the
meeting of the Houses or the
rooms themselves, unless it be-
came necessary because of a
breach of the peace which the
civil officers of the Houses should
be unable to restore. No act was
done by the soldiers except that
Of their presence as stated, but
whilst they were so present per-
sons claiming the right Of en-
trance under the certificate of the
Clerk Of the Supreme Court were
refused admission.
THos. II. RuGER,
Co1nmondinp DaO'tn
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

This State has gone for Hayes
and Wheeler on the face of the
returns giving Democracy all its
claims, The majorities for the
Republican Electors range from
230 to 1000. So much is the con
coded and consequently the ques-
ton Of Presidential affairs is not
mixed in the present middle in
that State.
But when we come to local af-
fairs the certainty is not there.
With an honest and free vote we
doubt not that Gov. Chamberlain
would have been reelected by a
large majority and that the Leg
islature would also have been
largely Republican. The action
OF the Supreme Court was mani
festly partizan and there was
nothing worthy Of judicial honor
in their course. They manifested
a disposition to assist Democracy
bv any means fair or foul. But
they are the representations Of
The law of the State and as such
their orders and decisions should
not be overrun as they were by
the Board of Canyassers. There
is no doubt that the two'Counties
Edgefield and Laurens which the
Board threw out were carried for
Democracy by the grosSest fraud
and intimidation, but their throw
ing them out was inst CONTRARY
to the direction of the highest au-
thority in the State and was thus
wrong. 1t is far better to suffer
Injustice than to throw aside ju-
dicial decisions and set the Courts
at naught. When men take the
law from the hands ofthose whose
sworn duty it is to execute the
law and proceed to act al vari
nnce with Court demands, the
result can only be division and
anarchy, and any government.
The Board were too fast. Too
much of this strife, too much Of
his daredevil, don't-care way of
conducting affairs, with no regard
for law and the rights Of indiyid
uals, is one of the evils the South
lobors under. South Carolina has
sown in the past and she must
reap. The last campaign has been
one of proyable fraud and rapine.
II was inaugurated at Hamburg
and fought out on that line, We are
glad to know that the Hayes Elee-
tors have clear majorities without
throwing out a single fraudulent
vote, so Democracy are boppd tS
scsept IT.
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08
S0UTiI
Illegal Members Pat out Ofthc
Hall OF Representatives by
one Hundred state Com
stables.
Great Excitement In Columbia
Grant 20 Hewitt.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 4.--Soon after
the dual Houses being called to
order, Speaker Wallace announc
ed that as there were one hundred
constables in the State House to
eject the Democratic members.
and as he feared such a move
ment would be resisted, and
bloodshed would ensue, he adj
journed the legally elected House
to meet at Carolina Hall. The
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Carolina Hall, where they are
now in secret session. The Re
%publicans then went into secret
session in the State House. The
town is full of people. Great ex
element prevails.
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08
Not His Province.

The Posts Washington dispatch
says there is no truth whatever
in the story that President Grant,
in an interview with Hewitt, yes
terday, said that there had been
no fair election in Louisiana, and
the vote should be thrown out.
The Post itself says, in reply to
an inquiry about this report from
this office; lIr. Hewitt telegraphs
as follows:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Pres
ident stated that it was not his
province to decide whether the
elections in the States had been
fair or not. but assuming that
Congress should throw out the
electoral votes Of Louisiana in
consequence of fraud in the re-
turns, we discussed the effect of
such action on the final result,
and when it would necessarily
throw the election of President
into the House of Representatives
and of Vice President into the
Senate. [Signed.]
ABRA'M S. HEWITT.
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Ex-Gov. PalmerofIllinois, Gen.
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08

Randall the newly elected
Speaker Of House of Bulldozers
III Congress is one ofthe "notori-
0us Salary Grab thieves" we have
read so much about in the Demo
cratic papers.
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08

Dade County Florida, has been
heard from at last. 1t gives Hayes
8 votes, and Tilden 5-total II
votes. That makes Hayes ma
.jority in the State AZ, without
throwing out a single fraudulent
yo.e.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08
HAYES ELECTED.
LOUISIANA FOR HIa At LAST.

IOUlsIANA FOR IIIA IT LAST.
As we so TO press We learn from
the Chattanooga Timcs that Hayes
las carried Louisiana by $500
votes. That gives Hayes ls5 votes
and Tilden 1S-Hayes' majority
in the Electoral College /.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08

The Democracy robbed Hon.
Jas. II. Platt OF his seat in Con-
gress and. gave it to one Jas.
Goode. Now they are brazen
enough to lecture the American
people about FRAUDS"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08
THos. II. RUoER,
Commanding Dep't.''

The Bulldozers having failed
in carrying the election with the
point of pistol and shot gun are
now crying "point Of bayonet."
If our recollection sewers us right
the Democracy received an over
dose of "Bayonets'i about thir-
teen years ago. They will hardly
wish to try it again.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08

War! War! That's what a few
Of he Bulldozers say there will
be if Tilden is not inaugurated,
Meanwhile We would just say to
the country to "keep kcol' Grant
is President-not Jeems Buchan-
an this time.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08

1t was State Constables that
elected the Illegal members OF
South Carolina Legislature. Oh
course Grant was to blame for it
all. Why not?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08
Let the strong arm of the Gov

Let the strong arm Of the Gov
eminent apply the rope to the
ballot box suffers and perjurers
over the whole country, then
there will be fair elections and
no bulldozing. Hang them so
high that the buzzards can't find
them.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-12-08

The Knoxville Daily Bulldozcr
says Grantisa coward Let that
editor try Grant once and see if
he is q coward"
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IfTilden is put in the White
House it will be by perjury and
ballot box stuIing. That's the
game.
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G r OC e r lE s
FLOUR AND FEED,
WINES. LIQUORS, PORTER l. ALE,
Hardware, Cutlery.
Farming Tools.
Tin and Crsekery Ware,
Powder and use,
Wall Paper,
Doors aud Window,
window Glass.
window Blinds,
PAINTS, OILS AND vARNIsH
Paint and arnish Brusl,~s.
California Lime. Cement.
Plaster Paris,
Plastsrers' Hair.
Glue and Sheiiac,
ETC.. ETC.
~we will At al times receive from. Patrons
GRAIN, BUTTER, EGGS and General Produce
MARKET RATES.