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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

votes arc not the votes provided for bv the
Constitution OF the United States and should
not be counted. Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Morton offered a resolution that the
persons named in certificate No. were the
lawful electors for the State Of South Caro-.
lima, etc, and their votes should be counted
for President and Vice-Presidcnt. Adopted
10 7--by the usual vote.
report was drawn up TO be presented TO
the two houses, giving the grounds on which
the commission reached It's decision. Ad.
Iournpd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09
THE EAST.

Cornelius Yanderbilt's will WAS offered for
probate at New York on the 9th ult, and
protests were entered by counsel for Mrs.
Mary A. LaBau, Ethelinda V. Allen, Maria
Louise Clarke, Catherine LaFitte and Corne-
lius ]. Vanderbilt. Hearing was set down
for the 18th.
The Direct United States Cable Company
have given notice Of a reduction in their
rates to twenty-five cents, gold, per word.
George Van Arsdell and Michael Murphy
died at Montgomery, N. T., on the 1st from
drinking whisky which they had favored
with aconite, mistaking it for Jamaica ginger
Leonard Howard, alias Edward Thomas, a
native of Hartford, Conn, was hanged at
Auburn, N. T., on the ID for the murder of a.
convict named Sheffield, in Auburn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

At a caucus Of Democratic members Of tn,
House Of Representatives on the evening OF
the Sd an address to the country was adopted
protesting against the declaration that
Hayes and Wheeler were duly clectod; criti
cising the action Of the Electoral Commits
sion, and asserting that the right Of Con
gress has been Invaded; that crime and
fraud have received judicial sanction, and
that republican institutions have been i'm.
periled. at
The President on the Sd nominated G. G.
Snifen OF Kentucky and J. w. Wham OF iii
nois Paymasters with the rank of Major, and
they were confirmed by the Senate.
The President and Mrs. Grant gave q state
dinner at the White House on the evening
OF the Sd in honor of President. elect and
Mrs. Hayes. Hon. VIM. A. Wheeler, the
members Of the Cabiuet, Gen. Sherman and
several Senators were present tt.-.
The Louisiana Returning Board were dis
charged from custody on the 4th.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury on
the Sd issued a call for the redemption of
$4,000, ,000-s7, 900 900 coupon and s3,OoO,-
0OO registered--5-20 bonds of 1885. May and
November, as follows: Coupon-t500, No.
81 ,301 to $3.50; 81 ,OO0 No. s9,O01 to 9S 1880.
Registered-s50, No. 4Sl to 400; $IO0, No.
6,251 to $3.50; $500, No 1881 to 1880; 81 ,OeO,
No. 14,sO1 70 15,O5O; s5,OOO No. $3.50 to
6,767. All numbers given inclusive. The
principal and interest will be paid at the
Treasury on and after June 8 next, and In.
terest will cease on that day.
Hon. Abram 8. Hewitt on the Sd resigned
his position as Chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, and Senator Barnum
was appointed in his place.
The man who fired at Mrs. storer in the
Treasury on the 2Sth ult. proves to be a
Michigan farmer named Deitz, who was a
disappointed suitor for the lady's hand. He
was arraigned at the Police Court on the Sd d,
and, after stating In answer to the reading
Of the charge that it made no difference to
him, was committed for assault and battery
with intent 70 kill.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

"YOU wouldn't take me for twenty,
would your" said a young lady, who
ooke d much ounger, to an old bachelor.
Take you for twentyp he exclaimed;
yes, for life :"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

Promptly at noon on the 5th the Secretary
called the Senate TO order. The Chief Clerk
read the Presidents proclamation conyening
the Senate in extra session, and Senator
Ferry, of Michigan, was elected Presidents of
the Senate pro tenn. The roll of newly elected
Senators was called and they were sworn in
by fours. Bogy (Mo.) objected to the oath
being administered to Kellogg. A resolu-
ton thatthe credentials of Senators-eleet in
disputed or contested States lie over until
to morrow was adopted. Mr.. Kellogg was
not sworn in. Spencer (Ala) objected to
the oath being administered to Morgan
(Ala.) and Lamar (Miss.) and it was not ad-
ministered. The credentials of Corhin and
Butler of, South Carolina, were objected to
and laid over. President pro tenn. Ferry then
presented Mr.. Wheeler as the Vice-President
of the United States, and he delivered the
following address,
SENAToRs-Ofical station ever brings with
Ii a corresponding duty and responsibility.
Service in the analogous parliamentary
spheres has taught how delicate and, at times,
how difficult and complex are the duties
which the oath am about to take will i'm
pose upon me as President of the Senate. 1t
is my sincere purpose to lift myself entirely
above the elements OF partisanship, and
10 administer its rules in their true
spirit, with courteous firmness, and by
all means in my power to facilitate and
expedite its deliberations. In doing
this shall need your aid, your generous for
bearance, and, at times, your lenient judg-
ment, upon all Of which know l may conf
IDENTIFY rely when you shall be satisfied Of
the rectitude of my intentions, l trust that
the relation about to be established between
US may be mutually pleasant and productive
of good to the best interests of our national
commonwealth. Mr.. President, | am now
ready to take the oath OF office. ID.
The oath having been administered, the
Vice-President announced that the Senate
would proceed to The center portico Of the
Capitol to witness the Inauguration of the
President, and the Senators formed in pro-
cession and left the chamber. Upon their
return the Vice. president resumed the chair
and q committee was appointed to wait upon
the President and inform him that the Senate
was ready to receive any Communication he
might be pleased to make Adjourned
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09
The New Senate.

THE list of members of the Senate of
the Forty-fifth Congress, as given below,
shows that it is composed of forty
one Republicans and thirty.four Demo
Gratis, there being one vacancy owing to
the failure of the Legislature of Louis
lana to elect. The seat of Mr.. Corbin,
of South Carolina, is contested by
Matthew q. Butler, Democrat, and James
b. Eustis, Democrat, lays claim to the
vacant seat from Louisiana. In the fol.
lowing list the names of Republicans are
printed in Roman and the Democrats in
fUauCs, -
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI.
Term Term
Ends. Ends.
George r. Spencer. 1S79lBranch X. Bruce 1881
John r. Morgan. 1893 LueiWs q. c. Lamar. 1883
Arkansas. MISSOURI
stephen W. Dorsey 1879 Letgis v Bo0y. ......iS79
4. H. Garland. zee. 1888 r. NJ CockreH. 1881
CALIFORNIA. NEBRAsKA.
Aaron A. Sargent. 1879 A. 3. Paddock 1881
Newton Booth. 1881 Alvin Saunders. ... 1888
COLORADO. NEVADA.
Jerome B. Chaffee 1879 John p. Jones' 1879
Henry M. Teller. 1888 William sharon. 1881
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Wnt. ". Rurnutp 1879 Is. WAdleigh 1872
Wn'. II. Eaton. 1881 Edward II, Rollins. 1888
DELAWARE. NKw JERSEY
Thomas r. Bdydrd. 1881 Theo. r. RdndOiph.,1 1 81
ri Sdutsbury. 1888 J. Il. HcPherS0n. ..,.lSS3
FLORIDA. KEW YORK.
Simon Is. COnover. 1879 Roscoe COnkling. ....1s79
Charles w. Jones 1881 Francis Herman. 1881
GEORGIA NORTH CAROLINA.
John p. Gordon 1879 Aug. S Herrinon.. 1879
BenjdDljn H. HiH. 1888 Mat. W. Ransom. 1881
ILLINOIS. OHIO.
Richard j. Oglesby 1873 John Sherman. 1879
DdUid DdCis ........1 ;S3 Alien G. Thurman 1881
INDIANA. OREGON.
oliver P. Morton =. 1879 John H. Mitchell ... 1879
Jos. r. KcDOndtd 1881 Lafayette S. GroUer 1889
IOWA. PBNEsILyAHIA.
William b. Allison. 1879 Simon Cameron. 1879
Sam. j. Kirkwood.. 1888 William 4. Wallace 1881
KANSAS. RHODE ISLAND.
John ]. Ingalls, -. 1879 Ambrose 4. E.Burnside1es1
Preston B. Plumb 1898 Henry b. Anthony 1888
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Thos. c. Nc Creery. 1879 John j. Patterson. 1879
James b. Beck 1888 David 7. Corbin. 1888
LOUISIANA. TKNSBssBE.
Vacancy. 1879 James f. Bdiley. 1891
William p. Kellogg. .1S 8 Ishdnt O. Harris. 1898
MAINK. TBXAs.
Hannibal HAmlin 1879 Samuel b. Marcy. o.. 1881
James G.. Blaine. 1888 Richard coke. -. 1888
MARYLAND. VERMONT.
George r. Dennis. 1879 Justin s, Morrill, 1891
w. p. Whyte..... 1881 Geo. II. Edmunds. =. 1893
MAssACHUsETTs. VIRGINIA.
Henry L. Dawes 80. 1881 Robert r. Hithers. 1881
George +. Hoar 1888 John w. Johnston. 1888
MICHIGAN. WEST VIRGINIA.
l. p. Christancy. 1881 Frank Hersford. 1879
Thomas w. Ferry 1888 Henry G. Dduis.. e.. 1881
MINNESOTA. WISCONSIN,.
$. McMillin. 1881 Timothy .. Howe. 1879
William WINDOW. ..1SS3 Angus Cameron. -. 1881
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09
How the Votes Have Law Stood.

The following tables show the popular
votes of all the States for President in
1860, 1864, 1868, 1879 and 1851 -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

the use Of U. 8. troops In Louisiana as would
prevent him from installing and maintaining
the Packard Government. To this the Sen.
ate refused to accede. McCreery (Ky } sub.
mitted a resolution that the thanks of the
Senate arc due to Thomas w. Ferry
for the dignity, in1partlnilty and ability
with which he has presided over the Senate,
which was agreed to unanimously. AT
twelve o'clock, noon, on the 4th the Presi-
dent'pr tenn. In q short speech returned his
thanks to the Senators, and Pronounced the
session OF the Forty-fourth Congress ad.
journed sine die. In the House resolu.
tlon directing the sergeant-at-Arms to dis
charge ell persons in his custody wac
adopted. A bill making all pensions for
death or for wounds date back 10 the time Of
the soldiers death or of his discharge from
service, and providing for the payment of all
arrears of pensions on that basis, was
passed. The conference reports on the
Naval, Postofiioe and Fertilization Appro-
priation bills were agreed 10 and the bills
were passed.. The Select Committee on
Privileges reported a resolution declaring
that Samuel J..Tllden received 1876 electoral
votes OF electors legally and coDstitutionally
appointed, and was thereby duly elected
President Of the United States, and that 1t is
the opinion Of the House that Thomas A.
Hendricks, having received a like number
OF votes for Yice-President was duly elected
Adopted by a strict party vote-137 to SS.
The House voted to recede from its amend
ment to the Legislative, Executive and Judi
cial Appropriation bill reducing the Presi-
dents salary to $25,OOO, and the bill was
passed. At 2:35 a. m. of the 4th
the House took recess until eight
O'Clock. Upon reassemblIng. a res olution
returning thanks to Speaker Randall was
adopted unanimously, The Conference
Committee on the Army Appropriation bill
reported that they were unable to agree, and
a long debate ensued. The House insisted
upon its amendments, and a new conference
was ordered. The report of the Conference
Committee on the Sundry Civil Appropria-
ton bill was agreed to and the bilI was
passed. At Has a. m. the report of
the last Conference Csmmittee on the
Army Appropriation bin, announcing their
inability to agree, was made and the
yeas and nays demanded on a motion
that the House insist on its amend
mems. The roll-call was commenced at
II 80, and five minutes later, when it was
q physical impossibility TO conclude it, the
Speaker rose and delivered his valedictory,
closing with the announcement, that the
limitation Of the Forty fourth
Congress had been reached, and the House
stood adjourned without day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-09

In the SENATE, on the Sd, furtherlconslder-
alton Of the bill to aid in The resumption Of
specie payments was postponed until the
first Wednesday in December next. The bill
extending fortwo years the Southern Claims
Commission was passed. The Conference Com.
mittees' reports ON the Fertilization, Naval
Postofice, Sundry Civil, and Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bills
were agreed TO-, aud the bills were passed,
The bill granting pension TO the widow Of
Gen, Frank y. Blair was passed. The bill to
equnlize the bOunties Of soldiers who served
! n the late war was indefinitely postponed
81 TO 20, No agreement was reached on the
Army and Harbor aud River Appropriation
bills and they failed Of passage. On the
former the House insisted upon such re-
StriStlops upon the President in regard TO
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Neue anneiqen.
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Oliireau oes Temers Snipeftors,
- Baltimore, ben %. Suli 1877.
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bes 90. Sult 1877.
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90. Suli 1877.
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20. Suli 1877.
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SftzSaGs=Noenue am 0iorsen oes q. Sult 1871.
i176-S) Charles /. S,ouomap, SeuersSnlpettor.
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(Nitterna6t) - Die Stabt lit rubiq; bic
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obne oaB itd 8ubeitDrunsen erei9neten.
Die Sad)Ia8e ins Snnern YennigIuanien's.
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unget0rt fort.
Columbia, Ya., %. Suli. Die Cad
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idiebe, oaB beute Yaiiagier3iige bei0rOsrt lper-
ben. Vi5 iebt iit bier 9llles rubig.
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matters Sranf 3bompIon puroe perlan9t.
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2ebanon, Ba., %. Suli. - Cine qroBe
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germ ereigneten ii6 beute gfadnlittag mebrere
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Gr8rctfnn9 bon Woro9eicaeu. Die
Qbet tpteOer e1tffDtIttttctt

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Wr6nSe.

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@m,. .. .. 1aHeIbauab.

L.
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i77h, Tabettes, Noroweits@de oer @ntafps
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AT 1861.
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penoentz zSreao= NinnerS' 2eogue" crlief heute
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