The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-01

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Hsyss E . and s wsss1sr Thsr solla.sss 1si.s .itA
Hs5dricts, - Ma!Iachasettss VITA her tlir-
Msikshigsn ,sk was rsachsd. oh!sctios. wee alsd e
insepscisy u one Il The Electos. Nc, No
further objeci1on being. made, the senate
Withdrew to let the sobjections be con.
hesse overralsd the objse, ions: and 4 twenty
minutes after Ave the Jadnt Convention reas-
senbled: The Presiding Ohics announced the
Ct q ss .na rs s,
done, and the eIevda votes OF that Stae were
coanted for Hayes and Wheeler. Then followed
with h ys ps for "a asss AND wes
dricks; Nissouyi yith fifteen votes for Tilden and
HpRdgickS. an1 Nsbraska, with rthrss <yotps fog
NAte4 ahd Rheelee. Wiz NSodarNt4 rGAcAe@
4fs Springer Aea 0b5ecti0ns to the-vute on The
ground thai one # tie Escioss, Il ths time Of his
atpofn+mont, held N once or proft and trust ua
dsEtbs qpitel, States, The .sepate withdfew r.
ment. RS .-sFP vT9 s7'rTFf.fsS A
ThA1xhy,ze isy,s3 ShnafS1 ,A,fSbnStj1a aea
sion. on the aist ovsnuiss shs os,sstions slsd in
theNpyadsresesgiNolic was sent TO the Senate
- kthesHo3e ~ read y.to. proceed with The
&3t, "a ~ qsSrl 8 70 twelve o,eicck the Som
q I'D II oSleE ThSs5 Z - NSvsX for
ilde e5nasfd s@ then ne. Ssd scs Is, kss sI s:,
- iossss. "a Il ssssn & "a nina,.s 9'ina, II Ssa "a
M<6penin0 and c6uftfoes The ~ = nj flssrE I
State !! NBSk 6segon WIS red4 4iSed is SSdiSe r
Xtit3t sf7Ss 6v6s sicsn fl.etsrs. fHsn esms
the Cronip, certidcate. The Prssidiup ! Oflcer
called for objections. Mr.. KEW died 6is obiec-
tioas e The RsPaSiic.. and Nj EiisS-
sasd ell to es ss,tsss G,ons =. a
There beng no 7drther OBJECTIONS tie Senate re.
tired "a l6s psps.s ws,s TslssIsd = The Electoral
Presiding Justice iaN the pspers received from
haatuo honsSs- ,hefnrss hia 2 collesoneS and
q motion 10 print was adopted. Senator Kellv
publican. e5d SefIetor 1litcbeif and M. Iswrsnce
as objectors to the Cronin. certiacate. On motion
Of Nj. Kelly, an order vas fssuedfor - nroduc
Watsspsuil Senator HiishelI - m. Wstfs -.
prsssa = witnesses. Mr. kay subGissd kis
that Watsw.s Possmssta q sEs 1sts & ~
81 E,sc,a. s"u ,sS .,.ps S ~
or,s,- duty, mowisSs ID isck to dsciine
to issue commission 10 hin. He vas followed
Mr Mitchell presentea the oojsctio6s o. beSSif Of
the Republicans, and claimed thes the 0oyefnoe
OF Oregon was not authorized ~ lsW to ceNify to
the e,elsctiSn Of q minority capqidese. Judge Law
Electors came with eyidence of title which
sati fled every provision Of ~laV and usage,
and declared that the whole ccoptsovsEy
might DO disp0eed o. in. fGNqr% 0f 4 tie
Hayes rElectors by q, eingle.. proposition, that
II the jmopstyous proposition conld be maintaired
that CrOnln was legally sppo nted, yet he refused
to act, neg lected Is attend with Odell and Cart
wright. and hs place become vacant, and Watis
was duly appointed TO I'll It. The Democratic
counseL ct this time, claimed and were granted
additional time. and the Cammissl0n took re-
cess. AT hsli i-dast seven O'Clock, the Commis
sion raAssemb bed Mr.. Merrick and Judge HOad-
ley appearing for the, Democl ats. and Mr..
the RepaSliesns. ss NJ T Hoadies ~ then be-. M
gan hfs argument, ma ing the point
that the Commission excluded evidence In the
.rda and Louisiana cases because i was with
of judicial power they could not deprive Tilden
and Hendricks Of one vote cast for them in Ore
gon. Without the exercise of Judicial power they
conclusion of Judge Ho dley's argument, the
Commission adjourned 10 meet at ten .. m, on
The 22d n
Inv n,o.'oi q, ooAi'nis'ioA. 4osSoono'ou
at ten O'Clock on the morning OF the I'd. Mr..
Matthews, for the Republicans, spoke in opposi-
70 .he Conn sne as nssea cnas
pied AT the bepil,rine. and who had been fully
sustained by the dec sions in The Fl 1rida and
Louisiana cases, viz, that certificate, based on
ton. The trouble wi the Oregon cas- Q was hat
the Cronin cef ifcste was not based on the re-
snrns sa. enisely naspenaens OF them ZEN AT ne
sion reso we'd to receive evidence, but,
none being for hcoming, the Commission
TOOK recess: After the recess, MT. Merrck
S ea cernnea copy oi sne - o ., S9nn
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