Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-in the House
Comnittes. Mr.. Williams. colored. Of New
OrIe.ns ..id that si.cs thu s-leetiou he was
....,,.s - 1880, H., !, ..,o,.d
ssAuise sna AhosA'u uo"n
nsn' VINO accused him Of Young 'he DEM
scratio ticket. He didn't vote because
thr..t. var. u.ds .vainst tbo.s vbo I'm.
tsndsd yotins ths Democratic tickst. MI.
ssssilsnt, ava siucs tbrsatsnsd 10 inish
Kim.
Cross-ex,miusd- Was knocked down.
h.stsn and shot Al. vas mot Threatened
himsslf before he election. but feared
from rsnsrsi thrssts.
II. j, Hogan, colored, Of West Fslsci-
ana. said the election was FREQ, fair, and
pssceabls, He was at Acklen plantation
bsfore the election, The colered men
bsAtAs 49,
threatened 70 shoot any colorsd man who
voted the Democratic ticket. He knew Of
no intimidauon 70 inuuce coiorSd men 70
m vv~ c",or.S man vbo voted ,bs Demo.
cratic ticket. He knew OF mo- armed men
riding over the parish except erganiza-
tons Of white and colored men, whs
whiPPeu Persons ,or sriihs' rs
cross-ehAm1hauon no san ns ior-
MD III. nm.
irdictsd with the .ther members Of The
Jury for malpractice in office. Julius
Sssn tsld 'ne wisness Una. We psMr nas
nublicsns az r[.scsis. Sane peonls c.ms
10 the plantation whsrs be was and took
three oolsrsd mon and whipped them for
stealing sheep and corn. He did not soc
them whipped, but heard OF II. One
broke AWAY and ran, and was shot. The
Regulators tsld these men they must be.
have themselves and quit stealing. Capt.
Barron told the colored mes they must
organize and break up stealing. lie heard
Of the killing Of Isaac Mitchell and Oil
Carter. but dess not know who killed
thsm.
rn. a.s.,s I,ve.tiaatiur Commit.
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A. o.. n. M =. A.. a.n.n
Nhw o.LhAHs' D'e. en-
Investigating Committee the question OF
adopting McDonald's resolution, requiring
,h.R .turpins Hoard 10 produce tho oriei.
al 1921 A. An. ,o,. of ,bs s,a,. for
n~~., A......, g.
stor McDsusld stating that he had been
advised that the aggregate vote Of the State
vonid not eorrespond WIN INC ,ou we
n.n..d !. IN .r.e. conditieu Of lie
returns Is made BY the supervisors.
Howe said the Board has furnished GER
uned copies OF mel sniy ths aggregate vote
OF The STATE but also OF those parishes re-
lsctse. a.,
Mcdonald said the copies iurhishsu ulu
not show the vstes relec~u ny 'hs nupor-
visors.
The Chairman stated thai the Returning
Board had " complies u. work LOT stste
officers before th: 9th OF January. and ihi.
might prevsnt tns compisuos " stnsI
work. ana Rrster,ee ms u r "
Poe'ponsd " |" 'hs iA'''" WI"
compis,Sa. ... ,..., .
Inc Dslnoe'ano ~, ~, ~
e,.Ponensn,, o,t". 4,
Iuuy sonplsnenu wv NV. III. ar
Wa nscessA,y sAAnnno not on'y Wv
wsrk Of tns returning posla' pu' .nss'
polls vhicn were rslected " INC oupsr-
VISOR, q WY ths boara IN ouisr eases
and rsIsctsd noiis.
~..v..,,, a.o,., aud
C,on,n.
Nxv yosx. p.c. 2a.-Tbs World closes
+, .di,erl,l thus, mo n pretend. ,hs,
..,a,,., mr. hal a, oo,.. 10 "a.
"s n.".
sign. Thsrs WA ~ isas'a ia''uro 70 'ieo'
hin; but Grover says that by Oregon law
Cronin was elected, and II Cronin WAS not
elected the Gevsrnor appears 10 think that
Oregon loses one ~elector. Certainly here
n A crop Of yexing questions To mako de.
cent man tolersst OF him, We venture TO
predict that when the question 10 present
ID 10 lie Oregon canvasssrs aud Grover Ia
sIanined mere carefully. and the prsce-
dsnts In this country aud England rs TO
what constitutes Q vacancy are studied
more patiently. and federal statutes touch.
tns siect9is n' ny, r.a"i. 1870 ~
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