, 1876-11-19

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.oaet "ue4e tue'e n''5A1 oc lesS 02ne1
~ - tnH liSa OF ouachlta the only poll at which
n ~ o 1,..~- so'1 "As ponsu "A9 taa1
,raro .+...> oo' "ae4e "'ols
1,-,a pa~ssS:o ~ 1na 'sason eu,4e "aS
- ;5d ~ au nalollty ~ t1At pon' ntuoosn
+ho -,.sas !'1r1 tno neeoo1'e"nt Sote ol
- Eaa@ oaton nouee 1oe1e "e1o
n'o ~ % po'1s "aefe tue e1cctlon was 1aiflg
eonaue'e1' anu ID Aofehouse one or t"o. AS
" 'n'se po"S 1netc WILL De
NO DIRECTION MADE
ne "a" makes no provision for the rejection OF
tne VOTE oi pa1sn' no matter ho" illegal,
Tue 'ote ~ the otnef poils can oe proven. Inc
maj retuTn WILL sno" republican majority
arrangements nave oeen made oy Judge
he11e5' senator sncrma1a' anu the othcr North
eth Eent4eIlcn now mere VINO nave scats IN Con-
gress' to take 1ulf shorthand report OF all the
pToceeolnss oe1ore Inc Returning boaro LOT use
before the former body next winter:
THE RETURNING BOARD
metto~day, but TOOK no action IN regard to the
Vacancy- 1t Is understood that the Dclnocrats
will decline to name any one 10 MI the vacancy
unless another vacancy is made, but as there Is
no power which can compel any Of the present
members to resign, and neither Of them evinces
any disposition to do so voluntarily, they WILL
probably have to accept the proposition or none
at all.
The political status of Gen. Anderson Is not
very pronounced, and the Republicans fear II
one Of them were to resign and two Democrats
verc tn he e1ected. II Gen. Anderson took Il
Donocra+ic v1ev If thjnors they wou1d be 1eft in
r,i,o~+,
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n vs. .@ ~" 20 - -,.,.
~A" o"tnnN'' A'., wv 49, ~ - s'
tntre "as qu1te ea*neFll@ III tnc sooll' u LUZ
| returning boaru' Aessfs' tasana7c An'l
| "e1ls' t"o OF 1ne members OF the
| Boafu, were there; Juugc 1Fumou1t,
! Judge Stallo, Gov. Palmer, and ex-Gov.
| McHenry, of the Northern Democrats,
| md the Democratic Committee which has
charre Of the evidence tn hc nrcscnted m tho
mart of rhc Demoernts. wcre nrescnt There
| -t - n.Ih,: -.
| ~, .IF.r
"A' a-' ~ ."e W. ~. l'+'' WV
tne noaro' on aeeou''t o. tic aoScnee "a ."cssas-
Anderson anu hcnncr" Inc boafo met a. E:s*''
and authorized the Sergeant-at-A Arms to procure
room tor the meetings OF tho Board.
AN INVITATION TO THE NORTHERN VISITORS
Gen. Anderson, mcmher of the Board, said
| there wore n rood many DISTINGUISHED rent1c-
men #, the city who yon}d desire to witness tho
1rocne1Inos IT tho Ro.n1 Hc therefore offer-
I'd +he fol3ou.n,r preamble and resolution which
werc ,donted without a dissent. md ordered
s,,~oad rren tho rninntea.
wurnr.s Thi. noard h,s LEARNED with .atis-
faction that distinguished gentlemen Of National
reputation from other States, come at the request
Of the President Of tho United States, and some at
the request OF the National Executive Committee
OF the Democratic party, are present in this city,
with n view to witness the proceedings OF this
Board in canvassfns and compiling the returns OF
the recent election IN tns ota:e 1oe rsescalla. Ia
Electors, IN 9roer ta. tue pupn. ,b ,,,a
o1, a1d IT,. fo;rness ~ the bv which It INV
ha,'s havs hee, attained: md. ~
:WuEnrAs. This Board recognizes the importance
which may attach to the result OF thei7 proceed
ings, and that the public mind should be convinced
of its fuetIce by 4 knowledge OF the facts which
1t may be baeed: therefore be It
R<solred, That this Board does hcrerchy cordial
1y invite and request five gentlemen from caeh OF
the two bodies named, to pc selected by thcm-
selves respectively to attend and be present al Inc
meetings OF this Board while engaged IN inc ais-