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Droposals.
GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United states Government at the Internstona EN-

- United states Government at the international E1h'
OF 1876 ,,-..-,
November Q, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited for the purcas
removal OF the following Buildings erected BY ne oi osi
States Government IN CcIIeCtlou WIN inc
Exhibition, viz: -
l. re COY ernment Building intersection OF Belmont aLa
Fountain avenues in Exhibition Grounds built OF iram
tnbti with roof felt roof and glazed sides
form u Latn central ana aisles FoONlOV ~,
tseit 3O0xlO0 cupOa at intersection sufnounteX II
as u sands without exhibits shafting fixtures rao
tracks teDugs hose appatus OF nghtniDg I0ls anu Aah&
removed after February |, 1871 as poSslu % ia
for fOuudery carsiOps, icehOuse &c Proposals VIII
received az No 1735 street, Washington, D. " uS unss
p n January 10. 1871 when they Will be opened ana AVA"
made. o-so a., aud
addition xl4 feet. two stories high capacity "a ya hesyl
beds with dspensary Offices, sorer0os ntoe
a To sold t STANDS, and removed as sVVu
February l. 1877 possible. suitable for farm aNehf
Proposals will be received, As above uAti y NJ January ~
Fac BID must be accompanied by certified check ct ~
por cent bd tho check 10 be forfeited 70 %
Gov ernmont IN the bidder should neglect or reiy
complete he purchase By fnl payment within i've days -
notice OF acceptance OF his bid and no work OF ltiot
begun rn;l f payment s made. The Government resoi
tie N ght to reject all bids not deem ID satisfactory ous
An desired information in respect 70 the Goye1ment It
HENRY METCALFE U. s. A., at the BuAhng nsen y
regard Hospital Building. Of Assistant SurHe1n q =
WOODWARD, Army Medical Museum, Wasilnaon, -.
All bids be Endorsed envelope, BIG lOr
Building. Internaonol Exhbi.ion iso on lor 20 & s
q. LYFoRD Chairman Board u s. Executive lsisn pSRsT
B-evet Lieut.. Col, U. s. A., Chairman Of scaIa .-
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Jre Cream.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and appreciated for purity richness and certainty OF be-
ing delivered In good order.
CHURCHES FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c, supplied at
25c PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLIEs rich and delicious,
prices below those OF any other establishments
Depots 800 Fouhaye l204 Broadway aud rs Chatham
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Corporation Notites.

NOTICE. Proposals for building W. MVOItn.sSs S.tr.ss
Piers AZ aud 4s Old nnber) N r. vii be e nasnesI,
Office OF the Department Of Docks, liz and lv ig7e.
until II O'Clock a M OF I'll URSDAY, 14th h sse
FOR fun Information sec 'The City Record" C0P'e' ~
at No. City Han.
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Gorses. Carriages, Garness, &c.

Gorses. Carriages, Garncss, sc.
a BY WIN VAN TASsELL, Auctioneer
ofIce ana saesroom 10 aud ll2 East Thirteenth'st
GREAT, SALE
FINE CARRIAGES,
q, ,,o rxcrTHsTfvE oSahGNiUFHHcTuRE of tn.
old and wellknOwn house Of
Messrs. WOOD BROTHERS.
Messrs. VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY
win sell by Auction
On WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY,
December and T.
At the ELEGANT aud SPACIOUS wARERooMs
Messrs. WOOD BROTHERS,
Nos. 40, 81. and % LAFANETIEPLACE'
7I0 Broadway,
Astorplace and Eghthst
LARGE ASSORTMENT
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
the surplus stock OF
Messrs. WOOD BROTHERS.
All seasonable stock. finished for the best
TOWN TRADE,
comprising
LAUDAUS, with LASS aud LEATHER FRONTS
EoHGPAS EEooIGPfs Win sTRAiGHT and ROUND FRONTS,
GLASS oUARTERED and PANEL COACHES,
Doc CARTS,
CRARIoTs,
ROCKAWAYs,
sLEIGHS OF PORTLAND aud ALBANY STYLES.
ALSO. few SECONDHAND CARRIAGES, in Grst.rate
STOCK NOW on EXHIBITION at the wARERooMs
40 o. and @ SS ty nlaee TheFs & ao ., t5 ASTfo
EERS, 40 aud ll2 East Thirteenth-st
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRE NTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -
Leave NewYork, foot OF berty-st at 5;4O 640 f'4oelo
leave ooi Of ciarKsonst 6:35 1885, 9Oj M 1880
ago, $40 y. IN. Dou
Leave Philadelphia from NorthPennsy yania Ran
road Thrd aud Berksss. at $3.50 $3.50 snl I3O "'%V o.
PgimT Drawing Room Cars attached to the 141 and
o5 a m trains NewIorE, and to trains leaving Ihlru
and Berks-sts. at aud G:3O D. m ~, 49,, 49,. 7-.u,,o,
Al connect az Trenton Jlcto 70 Gnd l5om IIel'eni
Leave for New York at 545, SIo lOZO a. MI Z'lo
o'iO' '''O' ''-O p II" II. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
l. With Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing at HlRn
land Falls west Point, Cornwall, NcwDuigh MaIlDDIo
Cornell every Tuesday Thursday, and saturday ans
w. Baldwin Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Springs Fer 10
y. Re- az p M
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS April 10
M for FastOu, Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch Chunck
UazletOu, Beaver Meadow, MabanOy CITY, SNnanuoa b
CARMEL ShamOkin, WikesbaTe PittsOn, Sayre niIa Sc
connecting with Tor ithaca Auburn, R0cheser b
falo Niagara Falls, and the West. 80, o,-,
d m for FasiOn. bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk
&C. making close connections for Reading Pottsye ana
4 o. M for Taston, Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch
Chunk, stopping al all stations. ,.,,., 4,
$50 m Night Express daily, for Easton, bethlehem Al
lentown Mauch Chunk. WkesbaIre Pttston' sayre Ena
ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara rails ana the
West. Puli8an's sleeping coaches aktaciel . - -
ROBT. H. SAYRE, sup't. and Eng'r.
General Eastern Oce corner Church and COrandtsts
CHAS. ii. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Dee 2, 1876.
At the Exchange Salesroom, the following
business was transacted to-day;
By jas. W. sIler 1870.
plot OF land Of Union ave, lZ5 II n oi s.,a
Mouissua 25d Ward nO6&l3l4 Uhl'eo U''. o'@ 81 600
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

I7OR SALE-'The desirable fouT-stoTy HOUSE,
II Thirty nmthst near Parkayei In good OF
''' ''-''' EDWARD SIMPSON, so walst.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-No cure no
paw cooking ranges heat the above warranted
send Tor circGlarA HULL, GRlPrEN Co, SdaVe. and
2ithsL
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OFFICIAI, RECORD OF REAL ESTATE IkANsFETS


OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE IkAN9f i-i''
vEw-YoRK cIrr, c,.sP
l11tlrst s. l626hw of Ave A. l'Aloo.ii -. 81 600
Barf' ' 9 @ Of Ave D. 2iGx97Gi paulo Beer Nominal
1staye - 7Ta 6 Of 29tlst 4sixiooi Nicu $4,000
Madsons et tSo 4S9) 2oHlooi "in - Nomina
5sth.si, 2sg # Of 5h-ave' Sohiooo Nominal
49th.st s 222 # of sdave 4zAlOo' Nominal
GToveaye w as Of 1stst 29IIgg 22sensen 1000
sthst S-82 Of Ave b. ~ oAy'oi 10000
o and d wife g 90 9 fRdl u ATe b. 9oI07c ent1 600
Mad sonave $ Qo' no p t@$g @ ZoNiOo Jam. Nominal
2sthst East no Sp, 25xes'i MARY ..i..9 10000
35th 267lot It V Of, o. 15nSVe baja - Norninal
wGesf $ (NoSS) 2'zloo VIM ! ia'u 80 274oo
at,, TaSheF2 =, s 2G7 ioi; It Of shave i7ioxos9 oo,no
te9ne 1 S 20 si hfyE @l It Of 25Tioo WIN % zoo
odSi Nama 70 3 " n Of 5daJe 25Sx776 stout
e " V q q MsiEs Ayfage A. 2oh9iio nao.n $1,000
79st 100 9S6nS t OF dave $1,000
Ayenue b. no & 2is. W Il r ~ YeHel IL 5000
,d sH aG9 It Of Gave, l8oxloO1l Catha oo
akin IiRe casey 9s7 g It Of shave i71050 Jenny
6SsIt todG 10 I5S 5SinsST II Sr OAioo, Nominal
49n,st s. 22@ II ol ou", Nominal
Ryerdesge re- s. 10 2 g risah "a 1000
RStrsaeve; y,ds e CsTriran glrei =. - 1900
1i5tist, 5 = 1874 It e OF Byersdeaye 25xlO0ni ooo
PdT5sEe S yS Ta Ne c KenneT VI 'o.s 2S5OO
RToaSwSy Cg 9 ,' cor Rector broadway a. 40 Ss
81 66 6g, H. II. TS 50, 80 37i Churchst Nos ~,
ll5; Ncw.st. Nos II, 49, "a, 36, 40, OBS BToad-st
sg &9s TstiGews @ NE w. and M ie Fwar
sane FnTSgr RISSPeily Lawalu anu 600
LEAsrS
GTeeETlchs' Te5r NO ooo y $4,000
ChnIGl1s y os 6II j59 ana -ooi ''to ii"s. - 1900
tOnlCiaLl j. !. SAVAGE, Deputy reBiS''i
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Gtcomboats ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HoqSat00nIlTc
1d Nauratuci Eailroads. Pare ii. steamer -
PORT leaves Catharinosp at ll;SCa m ana br"sep'i~ ~
ii p ~. :. -, -, I,e,I,xI
OFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEI.
4 - AITFSTOWN LINE-FerTy Stations IN New.f orRf
foot Of berty ST. foot OF Carksonst ap 'o"h' ffsiH'
staon; sta;pcna oct is7G-Leave NewYork. foot Of LIB
erHsI H3 3mWtM TRAIN Easton. Belvdere Bethlehem
Rsth Allentown. Mauoh Chunk ~, Tr
~, -, ThiiadeJpha: Junction with De- L. q W. H. H.
y 4 a tu.-F0r sOmeryile aud Remington -, e.,
e.iS a NORNLNG EXPIRES, Gaiiy teXcept SunuyS 10,
~ West Connects at Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua'
fro.nda Wilke5barTe scranton, Danye NianspOiL &C
SI.0O D. m-EXPREss for Pennington, East0n. Allentown,
Chunk, Wllscsbarre, Scranton Iainaqua maanoy
Citv Hazlcton, Readng, Columbia LahcasteI Epnr"A'
I'm n n"For high Bridge Branch Easton. Bevidere,
Allentown Mauch Chunk; connects at Junction win
Del Lack. aud West. Railroad.
si:3O D. n.-For someryillo and Pennington.
5:l5 D. In.-For IOInd Brook. ,,
5yO m-EyHsING EXPRESS, daily, Tor Easton BeVidere,
Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre, IOWanda Reading
Harrisburg and TIE West.
ID. m-FOT EastOn
Bo9ts leave foot Of Carkson ST. town. az $50 $3.50.
eos 1000 1885 a. M: 1900, 15O. 3;2O 4:2O b20, O2O
100. $40. 1908 1lJO y. m: . ~, -. ,.-o c,,.
Connection " made by Carkscnst ferIy nt jersey NiV
For trains to local points timetable at stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-f0Rk, , eoN Long
lime Table Nov -. 1876; Trains Leave New-fofk ir9
foot Of Lbertyst. North River at elo lllo a. p 4lo'
5l5
Stages ana from keyp0rt connect al Aata"ah staton
with ali trains
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Real gstnie 90 Grohnnge.

DROOKIYN Nights. overlooking the River.
I'D beautiful RESIDENCE aud GhOi NDs woud IN
CHANGE Tor smaller property. cJ or country. hOLAND
q WHITING. . Beckmaust
EXCHANGE FOR FRUIT FARM-ln good
II order suburban liro0m cottage houses ~ minutes
trunk railroads. near d"pots pave
.et gas and water on lots Of nearly laid
out in drive lawn, gaTtn. IuL shade, vines &c; "el
assessments and Hight taxes rent
for $50 "a MONTH yauo s2i,DOJ; cquty SlJOOO Address
ing particulars Of property T. o. Box Iol lhaDcth ~ J.
WEST VIRGINIA LAND TO EXCHANGE.
-,OOD acres arabic Land in body I've miles
from the county seat title beyond question. Gail On owner
81 Patk-toW, room 10.
SOTH-ST.-To exchange for FARM near
s1J Ncw-Yok two valuable PROPERTIES on West 3Oth
At civ rutland q WHITING. BeeKmanst
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Ocean Gteamer5.

DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE appointed
Ia io carrv tbe BelQi1n and United states Mais
nv Es,,, 'J5L.ia,,Tpbt1. fp0Ht NCr- York.
NuDi!pT A Nd. Dee 8. SWITZERLAND..-.NOY NOY. 20.
~ VAbt,ViAND ... Dec. 90 HENILWORTH... Dec. 10.
Rates 0f Passage In Currency; -.
First Cabin $50 Second Cabin. S6O. Steetage, so.
pL TEp WHIGHT n SONS, Gen. Agents. Philadelphia
and ~ Broad-st, y. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD Battery place, N. y
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Gitn properip 60 fet.

VID IJIUptIIU UU LII.
EOURTH-ANE., DAG, between 18th and 2Oth-
sts-T1O upper floors for business small family rent
can be paid MAY books paper stationery, fancy
goods, DC; suitable Tor holiday trade
rEO LET-Furnished or unfinished a large
threes1ry HOUSE. until lst Of MAY longer; servants
ProiesnHU would remain Inquire at POI East sthst be-
tween ii and l. -
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DRIDGEPORT, and all points on hoqSaf0liIc
and Railr0ads Pare Sl Stt,H,s
PORT leaves Catharno.slp at li:3Ja m ana bri"seP'
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Counirn propcrln 90 Get.

ITO LET-COnvenient suburban cottage and
grounds II rooms water, heater; dcpots Of
two great lnes abundant trains and low fares 80 minutes
New York yearly fare 500 lot all out In garden, shade,
iru, berries &C Apply 20 OWNER Room 2. No. . Mas
sau-st.
rENO LEASE for TERM of YEARS-A PLOT
. Of GROUND containing 20 city lO7 fronting three
streets and situated block from Chestnutst Depot,
PehnsyIyaua Railroad Newark Nj. said plot b. de
siIable for manufacturing which buildings
may be erected W the lessee for sufficient guarantee The
owner viii erect suitable bullng- Adurcss NJ H. NJ AZ
'AiechInc-et, Newark. y. J..
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8rooklnn properip 60 Get.

TTNO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
4 l5S Reinsen.st.; 3st0ry brick DWELLING, l79 VIII
lOuphbyst. GORDON l.. FORD, % Clarkst, brooklyn
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antlion Sales Of Real estate.

AT AUCTION, Dec Is, 10 close an estate,
n l5Oacre hrstclass Dutchcss County FAlA superior
ueghbofho0d good buildings delightful location, convenient
10 depot Particulars address - q,
/. {. RAPELJE, Hopowe Junction, y. Y.
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For Boys and Young Men-country.
HONELIKE Boarding School for Young
\ povs y UfNDS A NJ Homestead l.. I. 500 10 $500.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
O this Line take the Lane kOnies recommended
v =. the Banks The
tassage 20 queenstown, all the year round.
BRJTANNIC, SAL L RDAN, Dec. 49, NJ 5:3O a. M.
CELTIC, SATURDAY Dee 80, at . y.
ADRiArlC, SATU BDAY, Jan o. 10 a.
BRIgANNfC, SATU NDAN, Jan. 90 $50 a. M.
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 52, NORTH
RIVER. . .-, = -
These uniform in size and unsurpassed In ap
panimcns The saloon, stateoOms. smoking, and Bath
Ooms placed amdsps where the noise and motion are
felt ahoding degree OF comfort hitherto unattanable
ut
RATEs-saloon. s9O and 500. gold Return Tickets
favorable terme. 5iecraee, S2S.
inspecsas plans information apply at the
Company q QdSces> 10. ~ BIOaaiHay, New lors
X. J. C0RTIS. Agent
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Geafhers.
ALL wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils.
~ Daily inTOducons Best OpOrunites Established 1851
"AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION,p 73I broadway, ~ y
AN EXPERIENCED classical and mathe-
IA macal teacher desires private pupils prsaIes for Go
highest reference. Address INDUSTRY, Box 10
Tribune Uptown Ohice LBS broadway
A WOMAN of culture and musical education,
IA with experience TEACHER and fond Of her duties
desires pupils; stclass references given. Address
NJ. B. :, care OF MI. HASTE, No l,235 Broaiway.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union square.
H engagements made for Teachers No charge schools and
families. ANNA RANDALL DlhIIs Manager.
AIRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEHL, teacher of
w Reading and Dramatic Action 50 Unionsquaro
AIRS. MITCHELL supplies schools and fami-
WI lies without charge with competent TEACHERS for
ali educational branches leading families
Teachers Bureau, ca West 35thst Oice hours, ~ I'LL
TVHOSE wishing to study any branch rapidly
u call at the "NATI0NAL INSTITUTE" 737 broadway
VVANTED-A situation in Female Col
w lege Seminary, High School, wel l-graded Gram
mar School, thorough experienced ana successful lady
teacher best Of references and good salary
quired. Address Box 90, Weymouth, Mass
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BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL

LEXANDER RINSTITUTE.-Miit Board
"A Ing school White Plain n. Y. Priu, o. r. Wis Pm ID
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-....Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY.
!, last night Of AS YOU LIKE IT.
TOMORROW NIGHT, Dec. 5.
SumptuOus revival Of Sheridan's
brilliant comedy, as rearraoged
and acted 400 nights az the Prince
Of Wales Theater. Mr.. Coghlan
as CHARLES SURFACE. AisS
Davenport as LADY 1EAzLE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
a Case in POiut.

The Supreme Court of South Carolina
was legally appealed to to expound the
law of that State for the guidance of the
| Board of Canvsssers. An exact paral-
lei, and precedent to the dispute between
the Court and the Board of that State,
has been discovered in Wisconsin Law
Report 1t is related that in 1885 the
Board of Canvassers of Wisconsin pro-
ceeded to canvass the vote for Governor,
and had finished all but two counties,
without which the Republican candidate,
Rushford, had a majority of about 800.
Thereupon the returns from these two
counties, which were situated in the will
derpess, were docted so as to give Bars
tow, Democrat a majority of l 800.
The latter was given the certificate of
election, and on the 1st of January,
1856, he was duly inaugurated. Mean
time Bushford sued out a writ of quo
,Garranto before the Supreme Court,
which body was composed Of one Repuh-
the issue came to hearing q month or
two after Barstow had been installed as
Governor. The Court went behind the
declaration of the canvassers, and took
testimony showing that the counties which
had given majority sufficient to oyer
Yhelm the opposition majority of 800 in
the rest of the State were situated in the
wilderness and possessed population of
men, women and children, all told, hard
ly equal to 500. The fraud was made
apparent, and Barstow Immediately ten
dered his resignation, but, nevertheless,
the Court proceeded to issue both writ
of oqsteF end mandamus, declaring
Bashford the rightfqlly elected Cover
nor, aEd the latter entered upon and took
the Office without fHrther question.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
usIE Law IN THE CASE
Opinion Of Hon - A Campbell
formerly of Ghc a.. -. Supreme
Court, ON tIIe Presidential Q0eS-


y. o. Times.:l
In reply to inquiries made Of me by
the Times relating to the pending cleo,
ton for President and Nice-President oi
the United States, l answer:
Every act performed by every voter,
officer, legislative body, or elector, must
find lis sanction in provision OF the
Constitution of the United States, or a
law State or FederaD made under Its
authority.
In no event can the present incumbent
hold over. He is elected for term OF
four years, nor can congress, nor any
other authority enlarge that term. The
trainers of the constitution have not COM
mitted the fatal error of tempting an IN
cumbent of that office to use the army,
navy and patronage of the government
to prolong tne period OF this power.
My opinion Is that neither the Vice
President nor the President of the SEN
ate has any duty TO perform in respect
10 the election Of President and Vice
President, except to receive from the
electoral college lheir certificates, and to
lay them before IL joint session of the
Senate and House of Representatives.
/ The counting Is 10 be done under the al
thority Of the joint session, and like all
/ ioint sessions OF bodies thus organized,
they preserve their separate organization
and act separately. Their concurrence is
/ necessary to any order or act.
The twenty-third rule is one of procc-
durc. No joint rule could modify the
/ Constitution, and if legislation be re
quired to execute the Constitution, an
act of Congress is necessary for the pur
pose.
The decision by Congress SO assem-
bled is necessary for the determination
of the facts contained in the electoral
returns If the Congress decide there
is no election, each house is clothed with
the power to make one-the Senate elect,
the Nicc-PresIdent, the House of Repre-
segatiyes the President. As the two
houses OF Congress must concur III con
cluson that an election in the electoral
college has been made, and as each house
has an important duty to perform i'll case
an election has failed in those colleges
it follows that they must have power tc
examine the evidence submitted to them
and make up a judgment Of the result
of the examination. The question wheth
err the electors are qualified, were legally
appointed, had performed their duties
under the laws, and that proper returns
had been made are questions which may
arise and must be decided.
DO not know how the decision OF
Congress upon the subject can be contest
ed under any existing law.
Ii the Joint session be unable to declare
that some person has been elected Presi-
dent and Vice President, then each house
may proceed to make the elections t.
those offices, and know of no authority
TO impeach their acts.
JOHN A. CAMPBELL.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
EVhat Gsvs. It'd and Hendricks
thin.k of Gae S1tuasEO

The Democratic candidates for Presi-
deut and President have recently
been in conference In New York. What
they think of the situation is reported as
follows in the New York Herald. We
will add that il IS very unbecoming in
members of the party to croak that we
are "beaten" when their chiefs speak
with confidence Of success and when
every seaSi,.. man ought to know that
thev htxe the best reasons for speaking
as they do:
Both Governors, after careful review
of the whole field and perfectly candid
exchange Of their views bearing on every
possible phase of the contest, have reached
the conclusion not only that they are
elected by majority of the electoral as
well "a the popular vote, but also that
they will be quietly and peacefully inau-
gurated A gentleman who occupies a
very high position in the party, and had
/ been much with Gov. Hendricks, yester-
/ day said Governor Hendricks is in
excellent spirits and perfectly confident
OF being inaugurated on the 9TH of next
NJ trch He does not doubt that the
three disputed States will be counted for
Hayes, but he thinks that this fraud can
not stand when Congress meets" Both
Governors agreed that the Vice President
has nothing to do with tie counting oil
the votes, but simply opens them
and that Congress alone counts the
votes The results of their legal exami
nations during the conference were con
vinoing 10 their minds that, according tt
the Constitution and the practice of Con
gress, the fraudulent doings of the three
Returning Boards will be reversed by
Congress, and their Inauguration will fol
low In CONSEQUENCE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
A Practical illustration

The difference between the carpet bag
rule of extravaganza and profigacy, and
the Democratic rule of honesty and econ
omy, is practically illustrated by the fol-
lowing statement in the Kinds county
Gazette:
q An aged friend of ours was in town
paying his taxes on Monday. He paid
just $500 on the same property on
which he paid $40 90 under Radical rule.
But this change was brought about, say
Grant and his sc1llions, by intimida-
ton, force and fraud" If such 8 in
timidation, force and fraud" can cure the
corruptions and venality of Radicalism
and save the Republic, the people may
well submit to it."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
DIR. yaiden'~ Recognition.

We have no words to express the
regret with which we announce that DIR.
c. NJ. Walden, of Carroll, has resigned
MS seat in the Legislature, and our sor-
row is enhanced by the melancholy
occasion of it, viz: his protracted i'll
health. We sincerely hope that it may
be our pleasure to announce his speedy
restoration, and trust that his life of
activity and usefulness may long be
spared. The State has never called to her
councils an ADLER nor more devoted, and.
we may add, a truer son. The sponta-
neous tribute which was recently paid to
him by his immediate neighbors, of which
mention is made in the extract elsewhere
copied from the Record, is a testimonial
of the esteem in which he is held bv
those who have known him longest and
best.
a special election to fill the vacancy
occasioned by his resignation has been
ordered by the Governor to be held ON
the 9th inst.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-12-06
THE writer says futher:
The Truth oft.

The New York Journal of Commerce
Tan Independent journaD ha. this to
say on the disputed question, who shall
count the vote:
''The constitution makes the Presi-
deaf of the Senate, the Senate and
House of represen tatives the final re-
turning board. They are to be the
judges of the last count. The practice
has been 10 appoint tellers from each
body to do the coun ting. II returning
boards in States should exercise their
powers OF counting in an arbitrary man
ner, it is TO be expected that the final
returning boarl at Washington will en-
ercjse as p0,cers of counting IN a name
consistent acihHle dignity Of the people and
the solemn nature of their duties"