The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-11-30

publican faith, With ali n. .
possibilities Of violent res;.sa'
and anarchy.
Nese York Saa: If NJ ~
snail enter the White Ho.S9
March, he will be the first p...:s Y
Who ever took Office in the ~
hostileu~a6atg going and inroa
House. 18th a bare ma;o.:.
one in the Electoral Colle.s. Z
. universal public nyic,;s., ~. u
his success WAS due to frand - s
majority Of moro than an u
against him ut the i,alIk 49,.
With u retiring House Of R..r.s
tatives denouncing him as 80 80
per, and confronted by : Ii..
which holds in its han.ls tn 800
the Treasury and the power 4
parchment, ami regards hin: !. =.
ing stolen his high ofiica ~. J.
other to whom it rightfully 49,.
We fancy that his place hi
uncomfortable to Lilusrlf !. ! \.
administration will be dis.s,.,..' \.
the peace and prosperity 4 4. /
nation. aesss ~
Springfield Rspsbl;cas fHs...
per-: All our New Orleans a.,ss
are agreed that the returpin, 49,,
expects, and is expected. Is -. a
out a majority for Gov. Hsyes !,
public opinion will stand 4. II -,
undoubtedly he done. But th ~
begins t" be at last some token ~. =
appreciation among the republics.
OF the country ut the doubtful N.
desperate nature Of the undertak;r. i
aud the severe moral burden thar =
would lay, not only upon the renaA
lican party, but upo.i Gov. Have.
administration. In FLORIDA. H. i.
publicans still claim that they har,
got 4 majority, but the eyilen,s
seems decidedly against them, anil
unless they have arranged to .r,ia.s
some Of the iOc;ll returns. q 81
control the state canvasscfs 10 tha
rejection vi some Of theul. tkv
would seem to have surely lost 4.
state. In South Carolina, the q.
preIne court haze forbidden ,Lp
state canvassers to exefciss INV
judicial functions with the bcal
returns, and this is expected 10
bring an Immediate Official deelan,
ton OF maioritics for Hayes iar
president and for Hampton lor Roy.
ernor. Tue feeling ut Washine.ou
is not SO hopeful for counting Hayss
in AS it was, a day OF two ago. and
4 we have private inforsamtios IL,
good authority that Presideut Gnn,
aud Col Forn~y both think that
Tillen is chosen; but, on tie osAn
hand, lack Chandler smiles sessus
~, aud says he knows that Hayes
5 lis elected.
Biackbora's Homer Iliad: An
,, thus has il been Ill over tho STATE
: The best ineii Ut the purity, bati
white and black, l,ave been liienll,
driven, per very force ofiM vi.
biacknss uf corruption and pant
intrigue. to either vote openly ID
y Democratic ticket, or at least excl
else no influence il behalf Of b
. so called Republicans ticket. An
thus it is that the State is,canie'
i sqmare!y and fairly for the lkno
) ,acy. AMI Louisiana elects IlIlsu
> and no wriggling and swindlius "
/ now relieve the corrupt ring'leades
q M the Republican party q u
il State from this Legitimate and opel
:. Is predicted Iruit Of their Owl, ioll!!
!, AID we are really glad Tilden
" elected. 1t will settle finally q
"a for ever the question Of then, pas!
|, der and incoinpetency 10 the Soail
and We presume the country =
not permit this result to be sasa
y. simply TO please and serve thel
RS who have so long preyel ulos !.
ri vitals of this fair land. We safd'
IL think so.
q. Springfield Repablicas ( laays ]!
y per: Ii tuere has heen any @sl
u representation" and 1csla s..;
y about the returning hoard g! 49,
'h lana, Messrs William A. Wneek
ms George f. Hoar and Charire .! ros. |.
rs republican congressman, VIM. !
y. Walter Phelps, intlcInndent .
7. Cla-ksOn n. Potter, tlemocsss'
!" the mvn who are respOnsao'e -
ne they. after full investigates; 81 J
az nouncp,i Judgment against the ~ !.
IN and the integrity Of its SOFA y