The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-27
HOW THE COUNTRY TAKES IT.
TIE TONE or TIE PRESS on TIE
TRIBUNALS LAST DECISION.
a Grand Chorus Of Condemnation.

a Grand Chorus Of Condemnation.
Tho decision will be as legally
binding and as morally worthless as
i'll the case of Florida.-Boston
ost, Dem.
This vile decision of the for
sworn Commission ought not to
stand. It must not stand.-Pitts-
burg Post, Dem.
Words can'but imperfectly char
acterizo the scoundrelism of this
decision. 1t is simply damnable.-
Chicago Times.
The Electoral Commission has dis
appointed all Our hopes. We have
no heart to pursue the subject
richmond Dispatch, Dem.
Let Democrats submit to the
theft of the Presidency, but organ
lze for an eternal warfare against the
thieves.--Richmond Wing, Dem,
The assassination of liberty will
soon be over. If rutherford B.
Hayes enters the White House, it
VIII be over PROSTATE republic.--
Albany Argus, Dem.
The case was perfectly clear, and
the only stubbolnness and partisan
ship displayed was on the part of
the seven Democrats-Pittsburg
Gazette Commercial, Rep.
The verdict Of the Electoral Com
mission will be regarded rs a blow
aimed at the liberties of the people,
and a triumph Of the few over the
many.-Reading Eagle, Dem.
The decision will prove o rock of
defence against the encroachments
of the Federal power upon the clear
~ defined constitutional rights of
the Observation-Disclosures Republi-
can, Rop.
OF all the frauds resorted to for
the purpose Of installing Hayes in
the scat Of Washington and of
Jefferson, the biggest of all is the
so-called electoral Tribunal.
Washington Union, Dem.
We do not believe the process by
!sI!i!,la M!1eh the will Of the people of Lou
The returning board and it's acts
will be infamous in the history of
tho Statc.--Boston Globe, Ind.
The highest prize in the gift of
the people has been offered as u
premium fer the violation of the
ballot, the abolition of State rights
aud consummation of successful
villainy. Baltimore Bulletin, Dem.
r. B. Hayes, who will hereafter
known in this country rs Returning
Board Hayes, is to be declared
elected President by one of the
greatest lies ever known in oil tho
records of dishonest politics.-New
York Sun, Ind.
Had the Commission gone into
the cases under review on their re
spcctive merits, that of itself would
have tended, in q large degree, to
relic G the public mind of the dis
agreeable impression that must now
rest upon it.-Baltimoro Sun, Ind.
This practically ends the work of
the tribunal. 1t is incapable Of
decency or honesty. 1t will be
worse than useless to argue any
further questions before it for any
purpose save delay. It has no
longer title to respect or right
to exist. 1t is q mockery.--Cincin
nati Enquirer.
The new idea that Hayes is elect
ed, and so declared by o. tribunal
constituted by the votes of their own
representatives, goes through the
Democracy with an amount of dis
turbance that is unknown in the
effects Of the most powerful COM
pound oathartic pill.--Cincinnati
Commercial.
Our country is too great, it's
destiny is too we'll assured, to
justify the despondency OH the
ground of q transient personal or
political disappointment. It will
continue to grow md prosper under
President Hayes as it would have
prospered under Mr., Tilden had he
been elccted>-.New York Herald,
Ind. s....
Though the Democrats have been
deceived and tricked bhay will not
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