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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-22

MEMPHIS, November 2l.-The con-
vention of general passenger agents OF
the Southwest met at the Peabody Hotel
at noon to-day. J. w. Moss, of the st.
Louis and Southwestern railroad, was
chosen as Chairman and Charles K.
Kelly, Of the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington Short Line, as Secretary.
The convention sits with closed doors.
The object of the meeting is to revise the
winter rates Of the respective roads. Toe
line of steamers known as the Check
line, embracing the Illinois, George W.
Check, and A. j. White, owing to the
financial embarrassment, have been
placed in charge of n. n Jones as Trus-
tee for the creditors. Thomas Darrough
has been appointed Superintendent, and
the roads are to be run as heretofore un-
der new management
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sPAFFORD's APPEAL TO
THE RETURNING BOARD.

Yesterday morning synopsis of Judge
SPATToRD's appeal to the Louisiana Re.
turning Board was published in the REG
IsrER, but his remarks are fraught with
such sound, earnest and powerful Ian.
guage that we herewith publish the full
text of his appeal to the Board to con,
duct all its proceedings with open doors
sr Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN
The grandeur of your responsibilities
cannot be overstated. The eyes of more
than forty millions OF people are turned
to you. Many of them think that the
destiny Of the republic for an indefinite
future is trembling intthe balance you
hold. The crisis is go grave rs to evoke a
proclamation from the President that
should there be any grounds of suspi-
cion Of fraudulent counting on either
side 1t should be reported and denounced
at once" Entire publicity is the Only
antidote to the poison of sus-
picion. can see no apology for
secrecy in any part of your future
proceedings. The statute from which
you derive your powers does not provide
for private sessions. The opinions and
traditions of tee American people are
opposed to such sessions upon such q
subject. With one voice they ask that
no part OF this thing be done in corner.
You, Mr.. President, remarked the other
day that your functions were partly min
isterial and partly judicial. The minis
terisl are few and simple. They consist
only in the addition and tsbulstion of
votes There is no call for privacy in apply
ing the rules ofarithmetic In performing
all the rest of your duties (the judicial
duties) publicity is imperatively demand
ed, ang at every stage is essential to in
sure a just judgement. l implore you,
then, let the sunlight in; let it shine
through all your doings. Adopt this or
der, so that every whisper in your cham
Der may be heard to the utmost extremi-
ty of the Unien. Thus, aad thus only,
in my humble judgement. will it be pos
sble for you to reassure perturbed and
and anxious country, and to establish
through all generations the righteousness
of your rulings and final award.
The motion was denied. Now we ask
all fair minded men if such a request,
under such circumstances, should not
have been granted without moments
hesitation. But, no. Instead of seeking
to allsy suspicion in regard to their
fraudulent intentions, they have deter
mined to hold secret sessions, when any
member of the board so desires and when
any matter comes up for discussion and
settlement. II such a course were per-
sisted in by the most honored men in the
land, it would provoke general
out.crv of dissatisfaction and alarm.
Yet these four men who have
been proven guilty Of political crimes
that should ostracise them forever from
their State and country, ignore the plain
wishes and demands of an indignant
nation and determine to sit in exec utive
session with closed doors.
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So TWEED is home ut last. After two
wears, less two weeks, OF wandering
over the face of the earth, he comes back
to his comfortable old quarters in Lud-
low Street Jail. He did not arrive in
time to blow up TILDEN with that terri
BILE statement of his, but there is no
reason why he should net be made use
full vet and so earn the cost Of his pas
sage home. Why not send him to New
Orleans to supervise the count? Per-
haps, however, he would tnd that the
bows in Louisiana had got beyond him.
We do not believe even TWEED could
teach KELLOGG and PACKARD anything
sbou, counting IN. and it would be cruel
to add to the old mans sorrows the Bit
ter reflection that he has lost even bis
distinction in rascslity.
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Tax case Of MARCUS morton, who
more than thirty years ago was elected
Governor of Massachusetts, by one vote,
is familiar illustration used to show the
Importance of a single ballot. we now
have another instance where one vote
has determined an election. In the Third
Congressional District of Missouri the
total number of votes for members OF
Congress just canvassed, was 6,l99, OF
which FROST. the Democratic candidate
received S,l0O, and Nj ETCALfE, Republi-
can, S,099. thus giving the elect'tn TO
FRoST by one vote only. The R7publi-
cans, however, dispute the count.
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until the peace and safety Of the Chris-
tian population were secured" The Csaf
could not understand, when both coun.
tries had . common object Lamely, the
Ameliorstion Of the condition OF the
Christians, and whom be had given every
proof that he had no desire tor conquest.
why there should not bs perfect under
staLdinding between England and Rus
sia, based on the policy Of peace, which
would be equally bsnencial to their mu-
tual interests and TO the interests OF
Europe generally. The Gar said moth.
iag could be more absurd than the inten-
tions attributed to Russia OF the future
conquest Of India which wN . perfect
impossibility. He deplored the dislrust
manifested In England. and earnestly
requested me TO do the utmost 10 dnpcl
il aud charged me TO convey 10 Her
Msjesty's government the solemn assu-
RANGES be had given me. The die.
patch also states that 10 regard
10 rumon that Servia and Rc-
mania demanded that they should
bs erected into independent Kingdoms
the Gar said that there was no inten.
ton Of establishing any such kingdoms,
and such course would be Jolly. The
Crar explained that he had permitted
officers 10 20 10 ServiA provided
they left Russian service in hope OF
calming agitation 10 Russia. The foregoing
dispatch was verified by Prince Gort.
schAkoi before its Transmission 10 Lord
Derby, and was approved - correctly
representing the views expressed by tho
CLsr. Lord Deiby replied, instruoting
Lord Lotus 10 inform the Gear and
Prince Gsrtschokod that the Queen and
her government received the Czars a.
surances with the greatest satisfaction
The Russian government hsviLg
requested the publication OF this corrss-
pondence, - il contains assurances
OF nature 10 tranquillixe pablo feeling.
Lord Derby informs Lord Loftsr that
he granted this request coscerning the
publication in view OF the mobilization
OF the Russian forces and the issue o' .
loan.
LONDON, November Ala cores
poldent Of the Rmss says that according
10 positive Information from ConstAnti-
Rople the Porte not only appears to bc
convinced OF tho necessity Of the reforms
proposed. but 10 even disposed " onsr
Europe satisfactory guarantees for their
execution.
A Hmss special from Pesth says hopes
OF tho success Of the conference are ~.
crsasing.
.r All Qasss - rs,ssd.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-PrincsC CEartoryski.
the Acknowledged head Of the ?oli.h
refugees In France, In . letter 70 . friend
which 10 published 10 this mornings
Post, says there Is not the slightest fousas-
,ion for the reports Of impending insnr-
rection in Poland. He states that the
country 10 perfectly tranquil and that
The Emigrstion 70 less dspossd than ever
10 encourage sn insurrsctionsry move.
ment.
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SOUTH CAROLISA.
Report or she Boa.d OF Canyas.ers.

COLUMBIA, s. &, November 2l.-The
Board OF Csnvassers rnsde report to the
Supreme Court to-day on the electors
and State officers. The Court now per-
mits the Board of Csnvassers to decide
only Congressman and legislators ~ in-
dicated by the returns. This action will
decide the quest on of Governor. The
Court will act tomorrow regarding the
report of the Board as to electors and
State officers. United States Attorney.
General Ackerman. United States Dls-
trict Attorney Corbiu. and eI-Congress-
man Elliott (colored) appeared MS sttor-
neys for the Republican candidates.
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Ciscisnas' Leaf rssaees nars"s tor
the ~ e~k EoAsng Nsveabsr ~.


tse Wsek Esasng Nevrabsr ~.
The msrkst for Leaf Tobhcco hs.
been steady, At rather more satisfactory
~ " stsns ssc see : su'''ss Is. '.i ss..,
offerings nj auction for the week were
56S hhds and l6G boxes. ~ follows. At
the Bodmznn wsrshouss-lA hhds and
and 1871 boxes; l84 hhds and box cut
tobacco so hhds at IS +O(G39 %; ! bJI
At 81 25; 81 hhds Kentucky at 50 GOA
- Tor common ,wokers TO fine cutting
leaf; 100 cases OHIO seed leaf: II nj
SO OO(63 90, Al t 81 OO(d6 80. so ~
Sc 0O(d,7 95, ~ at 81 O0Ga9 IS. 20 al
$40 25(dl4 80. 4 M $l6 OOtgl7 70.
Al the Morris warehouse-l22 hhd.;
lI5 bids cutting tobscco-22 hhds Ohio
At IS 65G4l3 90. 93 hhds Kentucky nj
50 l76l7 90 for common smoker TO iins
cutting Leaf. bhds West Virginia al
81 7O@l2 rs.
Al the PIantsrs' House --l27 thds and
2 boxes; l27 hhds Cutting Tobscco-42
hhds Ohio at 50 2b(G2l. 10 hhds Ken
tueky-72 at IS 30Ca22; l3 hbds old Kon
tucky Al 81 7OlG2t rs for common .mok.
ers' 10 Ane cutting leaf
At the Miami wsrehouss--lOO hbds 33
boxes; 100 bhds cutting Tobacco ~
hhds Ohio at SO SOAPS %; IL hhds Ken
lucky at IS 75l9Is rs, Tor ommon smok.
ers' TO fne cutting leaf; 80 boxes seed
leaf and 20 case. Ohio-ls boxes al 81 ~
G15 06, 2 At t6 75017 w, z I 81 400
II %; l3 cpss Wisconsin % st ~ OOCr
5 10, 4at s. 45(g7 90, 4 .t 50 t6t@l2 81.
At the Globe warehouse - 30 hbds and no
boIa-S5 bhds cutting tobacco hid,
Ohio at s4 b0tgl8 76,6 3 hhd,'ksntucky st
SO hid. at 81 95f927 o. 4 hhd' old s
IS OOCa,l0 90 for common smokers "
fancy cutting leaf.
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The Vermont Electors.

MONTPELIER November 2l.-The
couu ty clerks met to-day to canvass the
votes cast in the late election for pres-
Dental electors, and their powers are
simply ministerial, and therefore de-
clined to hear or receive evidence out
side of the certificates of votes by the
proper authorities. Under this decision
Mr.. Sallace, postmaster At Bridgeport At
the time of the election, Will receive
certificate of election. An injunction is
to be applied for.
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New Election wanted.

ST. LOUIS, November Il Frost, the
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Third district (tbis city, has sd.
dressed communication 10 l. 5. Met
cslfe, the Republican candidate. Props
ing that neither party accept the cer-
tHcste of election; that they request
the Governor TO order another election !;
that they withdraw proceedings before
the Courts and refer the whole matter
back to the people. Mr. Metcalfe bn
not vet replied
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Cineisnaii Hsvse asd male Msvhss.
MONDAY EyEnING. Noy. 20. 1915

There has besn some improvement, In
the demand for mules and horses, and tho
tone Of the market !, better, with quicker
sales and some little improvement. ~
prices on medium grades.
HORsEs-Ths ssiss Of the week were
about 225 head. Of which one ear load Of
good common stock was taken for South.
ern shipment, and oae car Of mares for
breeding went to Missouri. Fine stock
is Grm at full price. and medium grade.
are more sctive. We quote: rlugs nj
Sl6t935; good common At sI5ldT 70 prime
work horse, At tsOCal0O; g'oi drivers
at tll6fal4O, and sItrs do. al slG'lq22b
MULZs Are selling more readily.
shout rs head being taken, and ut better
prices for good stock. ~ and AZ hand.
are dull st $40ia.S5; but l6 hands bring
t75(dS0, and eIraSll0Gl25.
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WASHINGTON CITY is not Paris, an

WASHINGTON CITY is not Paris, and
the whole standing army, if concentrated
there. would not make any man fresl-
dent against the will OF the people.
President GRANT very properly states
there is no intention of calling for rcgu-
lar troops at tue inauguration. because
there will not be the least necessity. The
case will be determined before it reaches
,hs, point. a. d if 1t did not it could not
be .et.led that way.
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Rtilfard TOurnam ent.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-ln the
billiard tournament this evening, Gar
nier beat Slossan 800 to 2S4. Gsrnler's
best run, lsl, unfinished; Slosssn's l04.
Jacob Schstfer in his opening game de-
fested Maurice DAILY 800 to 2l7. This
was regarded as great triumph for
Schst,er, who at ihe end OF the twelfth
inning WAS only q to Days loo.
Schstfer's bet run was los, in the six
teenth inning
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Dead Body Eonnd.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Nov. 2l.-The body
OF the daughter OF 2. Lynch, fourteen
wears of age, wss found LAST night near
Brady Island, Nebraska, bearing mar *
of having been outraged. Suspicion rests
upon tramp who was seen during the
previous day on the premises. He has
been arrested and WILL be held pending
the evidence of the coroners iurv.
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M.iISOach Robbed,

SANTA FE Y. NJ. November IL
The mail coach was stopped last night,
ten miles north of Los Vegas, by tour
masked men who were well armed and
compelled tie driver and messenger to
alight. They took the mail pouches, ex-
press boxes and everything OF value, e.
cept some silver bricks, which they said
were too heavy They also cut the tele-
grsph nne-. No clue to the robbers mas
Vet haar obtained
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TURKEY having agreed to take part IN
the conference, the diplomatists may be
expccted to assemble shortly in Constan-
tinople. Their proceedings will be
watched with interest, Inasmuch as it
may be in their power to avert war.
Russia will, however, take care to remain
master of the situation. Should the
powers fail to inform TO her demands,
she may readily cause Servia to renew
bostilities and afford her abundant reason
for intervention,
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A coRKEsPoNDENT properly suggests
the careful reading of WASHINGTON 8
farewell address as pertinent to tho pres
N, condition of affairs. His warning,
particularly in reference to the danger
Of party spirit, clothes it with the
asjesty of prophesy.
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/ can not risk admitting to the telegraph
the measures adopted to frustrate this
desperate scheme of desperate men, but
the indignation OF the honest Northern
Republicans should block their first step.
What q delusion is the invitation OF
President Grant to fair men Of both
parties to come hither and witness fair
count. And how we'll the mushets and
the cannon of the Federal government
are planted to preclude and toll that
h"I'. = sUlI-rvIsion."
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Nlnlnne Afnrnn

NEW YORK, November 2l,-The vio-
lent northeast storm which has been rag
ing here for the past two days subsidized
this morning. Several casualties are re-
ported in this city, and considerable
damage was done to property IN the
track OF the storm. No vessel has left
this port since Saturday. Several
steamers have made an attempt. but all
have been forced to return. Some
twelve or fifteen steamers IRE due here,
but are unable TO get in. /. Is feared
that serious damage has been done the
shipping along the coast.
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BY what authority does U. 5. GRANT
Undertake to count the vote in Florids?'
asks an exchange. On the authority of
L,Ca CHANDLER, Don CAMERON,
'PHoysE TAFT and few other creatures
vl the same partisan breed.
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AWaifinR ExIrRdIliOn.

ST. JOINS, \. B., November IL
Thomas J. Ellis, charged with sbscond.
ing with 100000 of the funds OF the
Park National bank Of New York, re-.
mains here. The authorities are doing
nothing to yard his extradition. He has
employed Mr. Wellion, DEPUTY minister
OF justice, as counsel.
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THs St. Louis Globe Democrat sug-
gss,. that if distinguished citizens of
both political parties" are to go TO New
orlesn. to assist in the count, Mr. CARL
ScHuz ought to go by all means, as he
is distinguished citizen of both politi-
cal usr,ies."
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Marriage Of John Kelly.

New YORK, November 2l. John
Kelly, ChieitsIn OF Tsmmsny Society,
wss married at s o'clock this morning TO
Miss Theresa Miller, niece of Cardlnsl
McCloskey. The wedding was very
quie, oue, only relatives Of the bride and
groom beng present. The ceremony
was performed by Cardinal McCioskey.
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Our good Democratic friends heres-
bouts says the Pittsburgh Gazette
.,.eem to be interested in the delightful
work OF counting their chickens before
thew are hatched" Allegheny county
Is an exceptional locality. The Demo-
ers,. generally are engaged in counting
their roosters already hatched.
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We hold, therefore, that in November, S7i
the people Of the STATE Of LotnsiGnd did fairy
hare free, pedcedbIe and J'ia registration
and election, in tehieh a clear Conserpdtipe
majority t0as elected 10 the lo,oer housey the
Legislature, Of Dhich majority the Conserra-
tive party were deprived by the unjust, illegal
and q, bitrary action Of the returning board
CHAs. FOSTER, WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS,
Republicans,
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Icitcmeni AIIaYRd.

WAsHIxGToS, November 2l.-The
peaceful assurances in official quarters
concerning the recent qusrtering OF
troops in Wsshir gton have considerably
anavei the general excitement which
existed Yesterday.
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Heavy suit.

LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-The
Louisville Bridge Com psny hss entered
suit against the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, and Willism T. MICnntie and
Charles A Bercher as trustees, Tor SAL.
600, alleged to be due as to, for The
crossing OF trains over the plaiGt1's
bridge from Louisville TO JeffersonviiIe.
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The Csnrs Position.

I.OsDoS. November The foreign
Office publishes dispatGh IN which Lord
Lotus, tue Britt Am mbsssadOr 10 Russis.
reports 10 detail what passed 81 to-.
audience with the Gar, November ID.
De reports that the CZsr ss'd he had
seut the ultimatum 70 the Porte cause
be feared tie discontinue of the Servian
srmy might t~ followed By atrocities
The Porte mad BY ,erIes OF panoeuvers
frustrated kll attempts al pacIhcation; I;
that the present state Of things was Intoi-
erable, aid unless Europe w.s prepared
70 &C: armIy aud emphsilcslly be would
BE- Obliged ~ act alone. he regretted 20
see Lbs. Inyeterate suspicion and CON-
tinusi tear Of Russian aggression fill er-
isrei j.. England. The Gar reminded
Lord 10 tus that he had on several oc-
cpIOns given mOet solemn s>sursncs thsi
ne de,Ired no conquest. He had not the
.msIlest wish or Intention 10 acquire
ConitantInople. such al scqulsItion
would be a misfortune for Russia. The
following are the sIsc. words OF that
particu ar dEpstch referring 70 Constan.
tlnople: line Gar pledged bis sacred
word of honor, in he most earnest and
solemn manner, that be had no 10
tsution Of acquiring Constant nople
sld that u necessity should
orcs him 70 Ve"upy portion OF Bull
gsfis, II would only bs prorisiona'iy.
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Chicago Body snatehers

CHICAGO, November 2l.-Sl. Boniface
Cemetery, on the north side Of the Ger
man Catholic property, has, within few
day., been despoiled OF nj least SIX boGies.
There is no.clue to the disposition ot the
bodies, OF to the scoundrel, VII, perpe.
tratcd the crime A strong guard ia sta
toned there now.
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g,aHr of the original thirteen States
o.., their votes for SAMUEL j. TILDEN-
Connecticut Delaware, Georgia, Mary
,.pd, New Jersey, New York, North
carolina and Virginia,
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GovERSok HAYES now touchingly ly
sings as part of his morning setvi.e:
I'm OhIo's stormy banks / stand,
And cast doubling eye,
I'm Iruislana's troubled land.
Where my Returners lie.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Turkish Military Movement.

ZARAM, November 2l.-lntelligebce
received here snnouf ccs thst Monkh,a
Pasha is conc, ntrsti' twenty btttsllons
OF Turkish troops al CsrInar, near Der.
gat.s, n the Austrian frontier II 10
stated that be intends to proceed TO Gro
yessa, whore the troops will embark for
CoustnntlLople. Tbi: would uecs"Itate
their marching acro.s Austrian territory.
Several TurkIsh transport, 1t il stated,
have already arrived at Grsvesss. Up
to the present time five Turkish'bst
tsltors have reach I'd CariDar
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EvKkr man, woman ani child st thi.
seas.n should take Or. j. II. Ne.
Lean . Strengthening CordiaI and Blood
Purifier, because IL pur .hss and snriehss
the b ood, give vigos. strength and v :
tsIity 70 the whole body and systsm.
Dr. J. II. MeLsan's oddcs, si4 Oh .stLut,
5, L0an.
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The st. Louis Times congratalates the
army Of 100000 ottice-holders that they
,.,,,l benceforth and forever be relieved of
81! political assessments.
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Postponed.

ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-Tbe Met.
calie-Frost mandsmus case was again
postponed to-day. 1t will no doubt be
haari tnmOrrow
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OmriaI Vote OF Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG. November 2l.-The Of
fetal vote of Penhsylvsnis Is SIS fOll'Ts:
Hayes, s4,l4s; Tilden, S66Ss9; Cooper,
72s; Smith, prohibitionists, 1912.
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VOL. IA.
At'heclina &egister.
G,la closed yesterday at lOss.

N. heather to-day ,OtA be partly
tl.udy, ~,h southeast to southeast '0tnds,
,y lo,csy tcmoera turs.
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Trpyx's election is all fair and above
hoard. HAYES depends on fraud and the
Raturning Board.
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LOUISIANA.

TEE or REPUBLICAN CONGRESS.
No party in the United States uiA ike TO
submit 10 q result decided by the votes Of Eaec-
tors chosen 6y such nsedns tthe Kellogg return
6odrd0 IN aIch case, an appeal
to force, like thai tVhich has been made in
Louisiana, must result in ciril tcdr, spread
Jag throughout the entire country.-WM. A.
WHEELER, GEO. F. HoAR, WM. p. FRYE.
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O,Ufi
Democratic maj ...i67
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
RndicnL Mni.

De1nOCTtllC MA '...fO-
Total Democratic msiority in both
districts, 929 Tilden runs behind less
than 200 votes