The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-12

u CCf sequence - Tue a. Oh Oh vac
electoral commission il the Florida
case. This depression !. rot confined
- the real ana re>pec.abi people
e Louisiana Il j. sha-e9 by Pack
ar1 AMI his crew. y no are more aExIols
than anybody 70 be comfortably Lifted
oat 81 thrir place y the authorities a.
Washington Whatever may happen 70
tie Law G1yerniasIt # Nichols, Pack
All knows TIE situation TO well to sup
pose be viii ever personally get much
p.easure o.: of the Ia. d; making him
nominal Governor u Louisiana
New YoRK. FEB. l0,-The Hsrlld'@
Washington special gives the opinions
Of Cougresslacn or the electoral decis
ion Townsend, Of Pennsylvania says
Tie vote Is as it should be. Il i. a
yiis!ic,,ion If the wisdom OF creating
tao commission. Plaiste,l says--''H How
could any one expect different result
Hubbell-"l, shows conclusiyclv We are
entitled to build our hopes on justice
AMI right, even with the approval Of
the Democracy" ,rter-'The Lord
is just, also the judges, and Hayes is
chosen by small majority Of the PEG
pie.
Republican Congressman generally
are jubilant over the report. On the
Democratic side there were all shades
Of opinions. Buckner said he didn't
expect anything better. kehr-''I ain
bound to accept the decision, and as
such AN prepared 10 say 1t i. right.
Thomas, Of Maryland 1T means that
Hayes will be counted in House
.TildeD, thou art SO near and yet So
Ear" lIardensburs -" Bradley Is Il
great mathematician, and if the prob
lem is stated correctly for Tildcn, tho
majority will be on our SIDE" Jones
IF New Hampshira--"Weh have agreed
TO abide by the decision of the Com
mission. What is the use Of wasting
words about opinions" Hewitt The
Report Is filled with bitterness for me,
but can find draughts of sweetness in
it Having expected nothing, am not
disappointed Hill. of Georgia-"If
tho ruling is as reported. Oregon will
surely save us. Hopkins 1T means
Hayes and Wheeler" Sailor-"At Thu
rate, my fellow citizens. Hayes will be
counted in" Blackburn" n never
had particle IF faith IN the
/ bill, but still have hope" Cutler
"Havn't any reasons to expect differ
ent result Anderson-"ltsa all over"
Rico, Of Ohio-"Wh did the chances
appear better than in FL rda." " hit
/ horne y have been discouraged ever
since heard the frs. decision of the
Commission. Knott have not
stopped to think abou, the subject; ever
since the bill passed the House, my
sHss s5at sop TIL h %e q
not get Louisiana or Oregon. score Is
for Hayes" Douglass-"I wish had
voted against the bill" Lord--'I think
We have strong chance in Louisiana ;
Cox-"O Lord honey. let the alone -
Meaie-"l am neither surprised nor
defeated" Levy" What have we to
hope for now" McMahon-"The Judi
cial character of the Commission is in
our favor when Louisiana is reached ;
Senator Jones, of Florida~"Resul i.
not what l expected. and .son't know
what to say about it." Harrison
Hope IS the handspring of life; why
should we MOURN" Sparks--"I look.
like the report that this court is gov.
erned by partisan sentiment is true
Miils-"This changing of the leader OF
the choir in the middle Of the tune
never suited me. voted against the
bill" Durham MY vote against the
bill is the best vin,lication Of nv action. y
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 -Tiidcn said
yesterday evening to personal friend,
whom he had requested to 90 to Wash
ington. To say to our frie nd, they have
reason TO be depressed in case the com
mission decides against the Democracy
in the Florida case. sxpec. tho de-
cision will be adverse but do not Gu.
courage dependency The loss Il
Florida will not surprise ME bat there
are other points upon which am con-
tident the Democracy will succeed.
Ti.den il represented As talking as IN.
concevnsdly about thu fual result, a,
though it Was case of John Doc
against Richard Roe. yet be said, am
II ts'alist. in 81 far as believe, as tn,
representative Of Democrats. that the
final dicision will be in our favor
From Yesterday Oreson,an'