New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15

49, meant what they said. They have gradually packed
down in South Ca ona and Florida Ill thcy nave CON
LII those states TO the Republicans, ana the PI"sec''
- ro tl,t they will follow the same course III reIcr-
once 10 Louisiana They laid claim To an tlrSc e ~
eIody large majorities long before thel llu h1
- tLcir estimates and II te count 80 a., 49,
o trr viii declare there has been fraud III inc hoe
of drceiylng people who do not UNDERSTAND '"''' "
Not a single Republican journal has objected
. ,o scpiin OK men Of both parties into Louisiana 10
,oro fair count All of them are glad To nave oV'rV
,,tion taken to secure honest result ana All u
,boo see in the sending OF troops an @ddl'oh'i s'i'
,l There is no attempt TO cover mp inc itai I"'tS VI
,dodge tho truth when it comes. Tue Democratic jour
s an the other hand, do nothing Dut ran at every Pio
,,t,u a. a step in the interest OF fraud Ihcy oh'fse
-. ,, ,roo,,s are sent there TO protect fraud when
~ have not the slightest proof OF any such intent ana
norbev are well aware that # such nm infamous t'lnS
g. ottrmptcd che prominent Deinocit'S @ =, ~ 49,
- n What the object oi al TINS cthiIi
what a. Tie meaning Of the dhele ailil u ilo
partiesl Can there be any dOuo' "''' ~ "
anxious for an honest COUNT . -, -.
Tho Southern correspondent OF me CWc'h-
,; C,oercial overheard the following tax IN Atlanta
an, los. for election when II was thought Gov IHden
~ elected: III bet Ben. Hal Will lave a lace III '"e
l,it l heard one Of his friends say Ana the reply
,os M doubt Il will have II cH-icd 10 hl' ''' H'
,,ld rather 90 TO the senate Aud the conversation
went on: who do you suppose VIII ne lhe lh"'' ''
mil man in the South with tho Admnistrati ID !
Taror, .Wbo pextr Ben. Hill Don't you believe
n - those mon will have place in the Cabinet If they
won't ar yes; but whether they DO or not they'll
hore filings nj this end of the line Yes and waiter
con f Kentucky viii have "a big finger in the pie won
nor yes hen he POStmaster-t General bn' saw, II
nm, av two places In the Cabinet 10 Southern men,
We ought To be- slstcd want Charles tiahcls Atm"
in any woy. Hen give the Administration weight "''u
dignity that nobody else can
The latest suggestion about the count in
Louisiana comes from The Phiiddcphta Times 's i'i-
lows There are three men to whose certificate OF the
correctness Of the Louisiana return for President l
whole people of the country would bow Ihey are PIT.
John Welsh OF Philadc flia Mt Charles OCon'r ana
Mr. William W Evarts of New-York. Two Of them voted
FOR Uayes-oue for Tden II President Grant would To-
day call upon them to proceed to NewOreanS with inc
rcouest that they att nd the sessions of the Return
Board hear all the evidence presented 10 ana @N
other evidence that may be offered iromcreb' sources
sni certify such . return Of the vote 10 tho fr'S.oH' "
they shall believe he The honest vote OF the le' u
Louisiana the country would accept their IN is'C' Is i"
final decree, and Congress Would no 7, @ If T1-iirc NJ
g. 10 would he commission or Ir'cy; al , tl,,
higb trust TIC nation would he ut rest Leu th'n nv
summoned by President Grant today win no I'Sl t.
mcOn of fraudulent counting either SIDE u So"u DO
reported and Denounced at once"
Mr.. Alvord's announcement of his candidacy
for Speaker with prompt response rom me ''
Herald which thinks that if the Avord Kind OF man Au
been kept more in the background of late. the RcIub
con Marty ,yould not De quarrelng over majority
of one in the Electoral College" The Herdid wants III
Sloan Of Oswceo 1t says: Mr. Sloan has had eNptll
epce in the chair as well upon the floor lie is quick
capalle courteous well posted thoroughly independent
Thoroughly honest He Of that kind OF men when
the Republican party must put forward if 1t hopes To
retrieve be Ground it has lost MI Hustled, the Speaker
of the last Assembly and of previously, is also
member of he incoming body. We take il that after me
experience of last Winter will think seriously "i
Mr. Hustcd's reflection The objection 10 Mr. ANord Is
even stronger in its application to Mr. Hustled That ne
ia valuable legislator in many WAYS, no ore VINO KNOWS
~ his capacities will think of questioning mat ne
genial and courteous gentleman Is too well known 10 ne
asserted That De j. an accomplished presiding ohceI j.
conceded on all sides That he is not the man 10 pftsue
aoin this Winter conceded with greater emphasis ny
ali those whose opinion In such matters can DC Ies"AuN
a. "A recOWmcudat on"