The New York herald., 1876-12-05
result The republicans refused to give any opinions
The democrats ieei hopefully as Is shown below.


The democrats ieei hopefully, as Is shown below.
VIEWS DEMOCRATS
Mr. l.. Saltonstal, OF Boston. says:-s'l have great
hope that tie Board will decide with us-great hope.
l am utterly unable to how IL decide other
wise The State is democratic from The face Of the re-
turns and more heavily democratic from the evidence
we have adduced u can be taken IRON only by
Infamous and corrupt decision. Il will be un-
eQualled calamity n MI Hayes should be inausuraied
In the face Of such frauds proven here. An ad
mnistration gong into power through such unbusnng
trekery will retire from power until driven out
by ON the other hand administered to
tho reckless VINO attempting TO force Mr.
Hayes viii do more to purify elective system
than be imagined. II would put corrupt men on
that tho of neithcr party would accept
triumph that won by fraud or trickcry"
Mr. C. w. Wooley, OF Ohio who IS accredited by
Governor Brown rs the shrcwdcst man here, says:--
I'VE have dead There is one thing that may
rob us Of II, that miamy the part OF the Board
IL VIII require that and nothing less TO the state
10 Hayes =
Nr Samuel G. Thompson, OF Pennsylvania says:-
III were member o! the Board should disregard
all the mass OF testimony and give the State to Ilicn
from OF tie returns on which his majority
139. !: forced TO consider tho evidence should
decide upon that hts majority would be 20
100 went 10 Aachua 10 assist in working IN the
case and positively certain that the returns were
raised by the Interpolation OF 200 names on tho
poll list"
Ex-Governor J. E. Brown OF Georgia, says ~
here determined to do fell justice in tho matter
II had found that the State nud gone Tor Hayes
should havc said promptly and publicly II has
given Mr.. Tildcn positive ana fair majority, as have
ascertained from tho most careful scrutiny OF all tho
Information bearing upon tho subject. This being the
last, ana with ali tho emphasis command, against
tho people beng cheated out OF their rights.
do not think ihero will be any
appeal TO tho army. The capitalists Of
the North are not going to permit war SIMPLY Tor
the purpose OF keeping oico u Washington ring OF
politicians who have nothing to lose in scramble
and everything 10 lose by change OF administration
Tho HERALD, in calling for expression from the
publican bankers and merchants on tho question: has
struck vein that will lead TO pcaceablc and proper
solution oil tho diilcultyn
Mr.. Perry II. Smith, of Chicago, who has been a
close observer of the canvass in this State, says:
II say 10 you deliberately that the people OF the West
will not stand tho bareaccd fraud that bo prac-
tiscd to beat here. Thoy will hgnt before they
will submit. alarmis. ! am talking gospel
TRUTH
MIR. Malcolm Hay, OF Pennsylvania, says-.I have
charge OF Alachua No intelligent who will look
into the evidence there doubt that there glarng
fraud; that the return could not day in any
Northern Statc.n
Mr.. d. W. Sellers, OF Philadelphia, snys-"wc havc
n majority on the face OF the returns The Board has
right to beyond tho face of tho returns, except
where that face Is shown to be irregular false in
Aacnua. Now, tho republicans do attack face
OF single return They 20 way behind tho
election and talk intimidation there the Board has
right to follow them. Tho Board should give Tilden
his 129 majority shown the face of the returns,
and add to It 2l9 for Aachua and % IRON Clay.
believe It will do this. It's duty Is certainly very
plan.''
KxcIrEMEST CITY.
Tho city is thoroughly excited. The news Of RAM
das election Speaker is hailed hcre with great JOY
He is considered tho man for the place.
Tho HERALD's editorial the duties OF the houses
counting tho vote excitcs much comment