New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

..,n,,ssed IN me G1ooe-Demoerat with the assurance
a., ~ !. correct copy OF the original "FoRT WASH
--ox n " NoyI29 1976.-DeGr Ser: Gibbon says
.a "a a vital difference in the consequences OF for
.s.n aSd a civil war. The former is the eXterna
xz,rmth OF summer-always tolerable ana sometimes
Ssu.cia the latter is the deadly heat OF fever when
onsumes without remedy, the ytals of the ConsttT-
,oo do not think opinions of judicial nature con-
,ne the law or the constitution Of any consequence
The drunken Democrat whom the Republicans dragged
on OF the Gaena gutter besmeared Win tEe DOOa Ot
hiS vedesta as the MoOch of THEN Worship rules and
,nf great change in sentiment snail take place must
ySennbc That republic persisted on the day that Nc
Dowell moved on TO Richmond"
Mr. Redfeld of The Cincinnati Commercial
whose letters from New-Orleans at the outset
,saued strongly to the Democratic side, now
has this to say in vindicatiOn Of the Returning
Foard: "These men who composed the Return
ing Board have been abused fully much as they de-
serye They are Republicans from principle They en-
danger their lives by counting in the Republican Ticket
hut are without reward On the other hand they could
ret 100000 each to count in Tilden II Is
asserted that 100000 of Democratic money from New
York s now here used possible In buying up the
hoard but 30 far without This money may have
been sent by NewYork betting men. do not know as
70 that But have reasonably good authority for say;
that OF the members OF the oOard mas Dcen ap-
preached in that he could not msnnOerstah1'
lint he
as it las been painted II remark bile that so large
q sum should have no influence upon IT,.
Mr.. Aaron L. Perry, who acted as Chairman
of tho Ohio Electors at their recent meeting made these
interesting remarks upon taking the chair Gentlemen
It may be proper this time to communicate to you
something that been matter Of interest TO me.
Matters Of business took me 10 Washington last week.
and while there incidentally had talk with persons
familiar with the inside politics. Now. without giving
special facts it may be proper TO say that oneaS hgh
in authority not disposed to do aught than their
duty relative to the Inauguration Of President L oi
course felt sure that this would not be otherwise but
was comfort to me learn from direct source that
paes In power were disposed TO carry the election
for Hayes by force fraud. The parties conyersed
with have In close telegraphie correspondence Win
all points whero irregularities trouble was likely to
occur and have done their utmost to prevent trouble
was glad be satisfied that the Administrator was MOI
takng any steps to Illegally iuaugurate GOV Hayes ana
nave been taken TO secure his Inauguration in spite Of
any opposition that may spring up anywhere
The latest solution of the Presidential mud
die comes from Springfield Mass. The Republican De-
heves that the Senate will not sustain President Ferry
he decides to recognize the regular electoral vote OF
each State that which authenticated by the State Gov
ernment thus giving the Presidency TO Mr.. Hayes.
Neither does believe that the Democratic doctrine that
either House can reject the vote Of State VIII prevail
II continues: What thenl Either the two Houses must
concur disposition of the subject by accepting or
rejecting such will either secure an undsputed
election or an undsputed choice in which latter case
of course the House would proceed under the cOnstu
tonal provision to elect Mr. Tlden. But II the two
branches cannot agree upon either of these results then
there would seem to be default Of election, and such
vacancy as under the Constitution, must be filled by
new election President of the Senate acting as res
dent Of the Government until that election Is held ono
decided. We believe this Is Gov IlluenS Wow OF tDe
Drobabe course of things. II is certainly the most
natural outcome Of the present conflict Of parties hd md
opinions and it may be described as the worst OF the
peaceful alternatives of the situation"
The kind of justice the colOred people would
he likely to receive under Democratic rule can be in
ferred from the tone Of the party press
noon the terrible outrage in louisiana Thus The Troy
Press SAYS: "That weneh Eliza PinkstOn, whom the Rad
Gals in Louisiana took 10 New0Tleans straw tick to
tell vondou sOres been pretty thoroughly shown up
as about the meanest drtest and wiekedest black she
devil the South. The penentiary looms up before
her. and gets her deserts she Will go there to atone
for the crimes of MURDER abortion assault with intent to
kill perjury robbery and long list of other horrible
crimes which we have not space to eDumerate" This
seems TO be meant for proof that the Democrats were
Justified in killing her husband and child and In inhict
ing horrible wounds upon her. II that is not the mean
Ing the purpose of the nment not apparent The
Cnenuat Egtiirer does waste time In dspOsnR OF
a siug.e case but sweeps away the whole mass OF re-
ported Outrages In this conclusive way; Inc cOOfeu
man in a raw state is highly imaginative lie runs 10
ghosts and miraculous things. He can construct a
tragedy ON foundation than Dion BuuceauJ would
require for twO-act Drama MOI 10 put 700 hue POnV
on it. the average cOlOred man is a liar"