New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Michigan He IA said to be working quietly but effect
ively to have secured at least one member VINO was
elected to the Legislature a Ferry man. Senator
Ferrys initiation views make him false representative
OF the sentiments OF his State and his defoat Dy
sounder man would be a cause for rejoicing
Among the many plans which have already
suggested for changing the clumsy electoral col
lege system, one broacbed by The Boston Adreriser
seems to most generally approved Its proposal Is
for constitutional amendment providing that the cleo
tors shall send their certified lists to the ChiefJustice
that he shall open them in the OF the
full court; that objection TO any list shall be filed with
specifications by day certain; that before this august
tribunal excludng, II need be- judges appointed within
years. all objections shall be heard, trled,
and decided by day certain according to law and with
out appeal
The Louisiana Republicans profess entire
codence in the convincing nature Of the evidence Of In
midatOn which they have prepared for use before the
Returning Board The Ne0 Orleans Republican says Of
it, "The evidence Of fraud and intimidation perperated
by the Democracy in the hope of sezng the government
Of Louisiana is being rapidly put into shape by the Re
publicans for before the Returning Board. 1t is
most convincing and conclusive its character, and
viii not only justify to the nation the reversal Of the
manufactured maOrities OF the Democratic committee,
but create demand for the punishment of these crimes
against American citizenship which must not again be
permitted to go unheeded by Murders most foul the
torture OF innocent persons for the oense Of Re
pubcaRsm that would shame the religious prosecutions
OF the hqdsiton, robbery and incendaris will all be
proved Democratic agents for the achievement OF des-
teemed with allegations against the Republicans. In
few days will be given proofs that must make honorable
men blush that they are Democrats"
Congressman Frye of Maine has published
letter denying that the Congressional Committee of which
he was member with Messrs Hoar and Wheeler con-
demned any Of the findings Of the Louisiana Returning
Board in 1874. He says al think safely assert
that Messrs Wheeler Hoar, and Frye found any
fraudulent acts or purposes on the part of thes gentle
did they either of them assert privately
publicly in conversation in the official report that
there any want OF personal official integrity In
the performance OF their duty On the contrary, am
confident that the evidence inspired them with pro-
found respect for the members OF the board and satisfied
them that they did not in their findings of fact They
made mistake in their construction OF the law but to
find them corrupt for this would equally condemn
Judge OF every court in the country Gov Wells, chair
man of the board, born in Louisiana, an old
Wing, Of wealth. the of two large plantations
Of 100 slaves. held socially proud position as any,
opposed secession driven from his home for
and half hid in the wood and swamps, was hunted by
boodhOunds his property all destroyed his family scat
tered. In 1864 he elected LeutenantGovernor Of
and Democrats lie was witness before our com
called me iayhawker when was in the Swamps but
had rather be known forever jayhawker than trai
in the fire. OF frm will and determined purpose. be-
ieye him 10 be thoroughly honest man. and know he
their threats"
Nasby is bowed down with despair. He
writes TO The Toledo Blade that citizens
of the Corners are nearly broken adding " The iron
entered all sOles niger will be continnered
in the post-o and l. wich entitled To the place. Will
bev 10 live in dcsutory manner all the remainder NV
my life. shel be postmaster. -Four more yeers
out NV place will kill me- Before eleckshen thcr
VIII be an unmarked grave at the Corners and ef per
chance there shell be pine slab set up onto it, the in
scrption will be- Died NV q broken heart and un-
warmed bowels" War proposed with this result
The sperit lifted up the face every man in the
with demoniac glare. never saw sich yoo-
nanmity nor sch sefsacrifcing speTit. WAR; war
agn the yOosurperr the cry NV every wun NV
EN-, and ez If by one impulse they marched out NV
Bascom's to the meetn-hOuse and organized meetin
No compromise No yeedinp shouted the entire
meetin will die rite here, anywhere in defense
OF our rites Gentlemen sed l, in my capassity
perpetyooa cheerman is it yoor purpns TO march TO
wunst onto washnon. and lay down yer lives ther
will 700 devastate tho ablishn parts Ingeany
and Ohio till sch time ez the Dlmocrisy the other
States shell ine usP TO Washnton, shouted Issaker
the Treasury is there? Injeany and Ohio? said Nc
Pelter them States is rich in hOsses and sch! Aud
n the suthern part NV ther is distilierics! Sed
Deekin POgram quietly but determlnedly Jst az TINS
crtke moment Joe BIGGER appcered at the door, and
whispered to Square McGrath that hOsulics mite com
to wust and glorious begnnin mite be he'd for
looking after crookd whisky he'd heerd the pro
seedns, and on his way ther To arrest the entire
bien for reasonable prOseedns and IN mnnit ghe In
telligence all the house. The Avengers put
tbcr revOlvers in their pOkks and dstressin stlns
pervadid the mectn. Silence WIZ broken by lssaker
Gayitt 'Parson, sed he, wOodent ii be well emf to
destroy that rOllf did II promptly My presence NV
mind don't often forsake me-"