The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30
THE NEWS.
,uor1oN HETUHNS-

THE NEW ..
snECTIoN
Tho official announcement of the vot
in ip,nrsrIvania is as follows: Haye:
a5,lis. ~ TiIden, 3G6, ,904; Cooper, 1904
Smith Smith lProbibition), 3,lS9.
'lI TIo BOARD of State CanvaSsers OF Sout
O..,Ir. I made a report to the Suprem
c.rrt C an the 2lst, stating the persons VIII
ts5 received the highest number of vote
ii" .,s,Ic offices for which they were candi
J,te. Appended to the report of result
Wv, memorandum OF the Board statln!
WIS.,, m in their opinion certain irrcgularitie
-hfcb affected some Of the Republican
c,n candidates should be corrected, ap'
si-otbst the vote Of Laurens and Edgetiel(
r,rDties which gave large Democrats
,,.;orities should be excluded on &C
.annt of frauds and intimidation. Or
.,o o9l the Court made an order com
mspdns the Board to issue certificates O
election to all the persons who were shown
r the report Of the Board to have re-
ccfvpd the highest number of votes fol
mombers of the Legislature, including
1to Counties of Edgefeld and Laurens
f!c Court also took up the case of the
Electors. and issued a rule on the Board tC
show cause why they should not correct
hc,taCmcnt Of the County Canvasscrs by
the precinct returns in their possession.
Pending these proceedings of the Court,
however, the Board held a session and is
s,ei certificates to all the members of
the legislature, except for Laurens and
Eirefeld Counties, thus securing the ma
ioritv of the Legislature TO the
Republican side, and the defeat Of
Hampton and election of Chamberlain.
The Board also issued certificates of
election to the Hayes and Wheeler
Electors and to all the Republican State
ticket The Board then adjourned sine
a. 4 Columbia telegram of the 22d
Saws this action of the Board had
uVaE" mum 'i'>'''' "''' ''1~ N'''
zens are determined to rely upon the
Courts and exhaust all legal means of re-
dress" Gen. Hampton issued an address
to the people OF the State reCiting the aC-
ton of the Canyassers, in defiance of the
Supreme Court, pronouncing it high
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4'"1 ~ 80 ''--
QeiIy anu ID" ,"oI"'ns peoPle' S.a'lng thaI
uLc ma.eL h"l OteH caIItcu 10 tIle hlsner
~u.. VI ulc ''"'e' anu ''lcy were Wiling
"ao'0c U! I'' "ecIs'oh'
Inc oIIIclaI canvass IN W lscohSh gives
te following totals: Whole number Of
woes %'6'o"'' OF winch Hayes received
Inc oiHrlal returns show Hayes ma
loHty in Minnesota t" be 24'ooS.
Inc complete oiilclal returns IN Iowa
give Hayes 1851; llIdeh, ll2,O9J;
COOPER JUL Hayes over llIden 59,22S.
I@VO' IHdcn, I2j,926; Peter Cooper
"a1 S'a'icEAG' 2'V49' Hayes majority
over III1ch Is G,l4l.
Columbia lN. c. dispatch Of the 23d
says the action Of the Canvasslng Board
The day before was based upon the law
which requires the canvass of the vote tc
be performed in ten days. which time ex-
pred at twelve O'Clock. The vote in the
Board on the question Of including the
statement Of the County Cunvasscrs of
Laurens County in the 7oaeelne"t .,r the
oeleFnlhatlon OF the Board was two yeas
" 'Aree nays. Tn the same question
s 10 ue county OF Eugeheld, all OF
ue members OF the Board voted Tor
lie exclusion except the Secretary
" ue state Gov. Chamberlain
Is hPorted TO have, IN an IN
NFYle| with a New lofk World cor
tsPohdent, sustained the action OF the
hOSru, saying that, under the law, which
mandatory, II could do nothing else but
ADJOURN. The law says that it shall sit ten
|a!S' lie sad the Board did only Its
duty by certifying to the election of the
Hayes and Wheeler Electors, and in
I"''" ny ouL .He counties OF husehelu anu
L'uiVIls' Inc governor does not ADMIT
f'"I' VI "lc ouPIcuie NoulI
'onuoI 'hc action OF the Board
I"''n5 "e Time OF us existence, anu
~ - 'ei '"iH 'ila' the court mas no
lI P5"v' I" eA'enu that tlme. W men
'She0 what would be the effect OF the
1cHon oi the Board, the Governor said he
tbo onorfnr na. =. i--'oN'
,,L;o,, rIu'"5 S "O' III IaEge urama' IN
rnon +n .,I.o . ''''t r nt'sN' Oo 0'',i.0
ra.,,nd.n, - f','S' DC "I''
who,no ~, ''. u "a" ''"' ii"i'ii''oN'
VINO look the matter quite coolly, saying
r,iroJ ,Ln,I'" m '.I'S n n' 'ng result ne main
croorIn ,'', ;r .. ~. loai" ., "ai.FaS'cls were
III. n6,ra e''.I ~ . III P'' anu lit liau lai'h III
pei f,ir conn+ ,rEn Sl'I cn,,.. lt ;1 W 1otn III,
order on the 23d roconverin~ tho Rod of
CaDyassors non,hon - a. poanl
assured the corros,ondont ho would nat
obey it.
Ast ro,,;. 5,..., "a,
State Ro.rI ns r,,' ,'., Il VI u'e S'u say ,iis
the t,hrI.,;on - t"-l, l,, sSv'' nave coniPie,eu
Electors and fnd .H"t ,'''"' y" 1 ,sS'ue.''"s
27O 5Sg ra 1:II II''' ',r.'' ,' u 'o'"' Hote VI
81, tbp Hovos rrao+nr, -. rN,''o" aoo G ~
Conner FIo3,.,, - ~ ."n t' ,,, rff,''o' anu .iie
over uaro. '. - ',f@' 1no l'''en majority
Coonor :, %, ''''' o''i 'l"SoS anu
sdrio, n
don,fo, ~ ,'''no'ratF coh'cS'ing fresl-
ho ,,"' r". 'I'''or, on the @3d served upon
ne is.nir ,-o' VI 'rnont protest against
pos,n,ss,ar7 VI cef'liica,e 10 ooilace'
election u ui'oi' ! a' 'ne 'line Oh 'he
Tho nmo:,
Havos Al ',.n 5aa 'grs 7:, u Ne" Hampshire Is :;
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