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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22
Weekly News Summary.
Foreign.

Egypt will send further contingent
of troops to Turkey.
Vice Admiral Canaris, Greek prem
ier, died of apoplexy.
Turks in Montenegro are ordered
to act on the defensive.
A subscription has been opened in
Paris for monument to NJ. Thiers.
H. D. Brandeth, the Liverpool pill
man, has failed liabilities f;i'0, 900.
The quarterSlieppe, Department of
the Seine, France, burned; loss $780,
900.
Heavy Russian reinforcements are
constantly arriving at the theatre of
war.
The Russians buried 2200 Turkish
dead at Lovatz. Their own loss was
1000.
The British admiralty has ordered
the construction of thirty torpedo
boats.
Hafz Pasaa was defeated by the
Montenegrins while marching to re-
lieve Nicsics.
Arabian is still held by the Rus
SLAMS, and the garrison there has been
strengthened.
The Russian army in Poland and
the Imperial Guard are marching to
the seat of war.
The English American fishery COM
mission has transferred its inVestiga-
tions to Halifax.
Suleiman Pasha captured Fort st.
Nicholas, in Schipka Pass, but was
unable to hold it.
Legal proceedings are commenced
against LIE Bien Publique and lie
Gaulois for reporting Gambetta's trial.
Servia officially announces that the
regular army has returned to its quar-
ters after executing usual annual
maneuvres.
The marriage of King Alfonso with
Princess Mercedes, daughter of the
Duke of Montpensier, will be cele-
brated in January next.
Rumors of Germanyis intention to
dUstHOt'H ilCl puoltloi o1 obliOo tSU7
tralty relative to the Furco- Russian
war are officially contradicted.
The British ships Faust and Ava
lanche collided in the English Chan
mel and both foundered. One hundred
lives were lost, only twelve persons
being rescued.
The town and fortress of |siitiS, COM
manding the road from Ragusa to all
the interior of southern Herzegovina,
have Internationally surrendered to
the Montenegrins.
There are onlinous signs of another
revolution in San Domingo. Presi-
dent Baez is accused of gross misman-
agement, and number of merchants
have been arrested on suspicion Of
fomentipg rebellion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22
Says the Ouachita Telegraph :

We noticed four white ladies i'm
town last week who had walked from
some county IN Mississippi and were
on their way to Texas. One was an
old lady, one middle-aged, one about
25 and the fouth about I8 years of
age. They carried their worldly goods
III little. cotton sacks, aud one of them
had, for her share ofthe baggage, her
own shoes and those of two others,
all tied together. They took tho
middle of the street, with true Ameri-
can Independence but left Motiroe,
we are glad to say, with more fnntls
than they had when they arrived
here.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22
! nm Al nsoNyuIE IA sEPTEMBER
EvkNIn IN THE FIELDS.

The corn vel ", the fields are green,
The nid t ta over tower and tree
The birdA Ahusl u their leafy screen
Ny sob is q INK with poesy J
Ger hHny Il Fl take my way,
By BI$ $ngiu wild flowers half concealed
] smell fhe Fl rance of the hay
No NJ IRE SO nd from the pasture-feld
Neatlt those ms of gigantic girth,
! liexF the. ubbling of the spring;
Teaelllne new songs that shall be worth
All kle rhyined nothings that l sing.
Along beside the untrodden road,
SeAly one thoughts at evening pass
Unt4 the re al morning glowed
One could sleep in the dewy grass.
Tha corn is yellow, the field is green,
le night falls over tower and tree
III birds hush in their leafy screen-
sAly soul is drunk with poesy!
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22

B Washington Enterprise !: The
ladies and a majority of the people
want law closing stores on Sunday,
but the merchants don't!
ET Natehitochcs TinflicdtOf Two
colored men ha6 row over piece
of land, which was claimed by both,
in which row one was killed. The
killer was arrested and is now in Jail.
w Pointe Coupce Pelican The
residence Of Mrs. THltleau, at Her
mitaec. was consumed by fire caused
l,y the explosion of n coal oil lamp.
Mrs. Trudeau lost an her household
furniture.
~ New Iberia s9,gar Bo,c1: Our
Congressman elect, Hon. }. IL. Ackien,
is erecting a beam engine and the
Largest mill on the bayou, which he
lately urchased fionl DIR. Perkins,
pear Baton Rouge.
wTerrebonneRpullican: During
n heavy storm lightning struck one of
The cabins on theConnely plantation,
Bayou DuLafges tearing mp things
generally and setting fire to II coal oil
lamp. Fortunately the inmates of the
cabin escaped inipiy.
g st. CharlesH erald: A colored
womaa 60 or 70 gears old, living in
IT ahnxffIe. Law III a trance forty y-two
honss and woaId have been buried
hut for tlie interference of the attend
ing physician.f Tie patient recovered
animation, btIl subsequently, died.
w st. John Ieselacebe Sugar
snne is growing l4,idly, owing to the
late rains aad wtrnl weather. I'm
fortunately the lallEng season will
open i'm about one month, and green
canes will have to h brought to the
mill. Rice cuttinS S pretty near over
ID our parish.
g. Ouaeltita I'd dirdph: Mr.. VIM.
GRAY. living about four miles from
town. was shot M0adsly night in his
residence, with loyd,l 4 barreled shot
g,un by j. w. Sanders colored. Four
halls entered his righi arm, three at
the elbow, and ouj above, the latter
breaking the arm.
U Thibodaux Sentinel: AT fair
raaiyen. by colored people on Mr.. Ben.
# gfantatiol, last Sunday night,
lty occurred n which Paul
EEe, alias Cole, et this town shot
sriously woande Lnm Smith,
fsas in turn shot j the arm by
i Graham, alas u ok.
81 rerrebonn Ps rcss: Martin
scha was pursRed Y an alligator,
sSh,lshing At Grar Caillou, and
'as Mpeiled T. clih a tree to es-
Ne & monster Al, two months
81 /. Josepl efegs .as attacked
ION the sh der an alligator
E9sAile was b. nag il Bayou Cane.
lsE. Fe lici.sl Pa, Dem: The
hu TO the cnrton q p from rain
mdlns is evan grea or than our
= Sc of last week. L he deterior-
Szanges from twenty to forty per
A negroby tho name of Harry
residing on the plantation of
q lanes +. Huey, attelr pted to kill
Z ge,stleman witlHa q lbbing hoe
w days siltce
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22
BIGAMoUs BRIGHAM.

One more polygamous,
Short in the breath,
FrightfIlly bigamous,
Gone to his death.
Turn not away from him,
Scornins to touch
Go nearer-pray for him
Married so much.
Think of his fathers-in-law,
Two hundred brothers in-law,
Three hundred sisters-in-law.
Fifty odd mothers-in>law
All III one family
Stuck polygamily
Think of their daily life
Full of domestic strife,
Cat fights and squealings
Think of the tears and cries,
Then try to Ann Elize
Some of their feelings.
Turn not away from him
Scorning to touch !;
Go nearer-pray for him
Married 50 much.
Oh this is pitiful
Sad house, with widows full,
Buxom and fair !
Bachelors, think of it
Go near the brink of it
Now if you dare
Still with his bigamy,
Nick-named polygamy,
Leave him Mt rest j;
Cross his hands humbly.
As praying dumbly,
Over his breast;
Owning his weakness,
The poor, erring creature
And leaving with meekness
His mantle to-
This vacancy has not been filled.
". I, Graphic.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22
The Rapides Gazette is responsible

The Rapides Gazette is responsible
for this j:
There is a parrot, household pet.
in the family of Mr.. John c. Marsh,
III this town, that viii lie twenty
four Years old this coming fall. She
dances. sings g Kathleen AIayonr-
nten," waltzes. wliistles, calls the tlap.
nlocks the Gals and roosters. cries
ike 4 child aud laughs like 4 merry
Iins''ra when You give her ps cans tir
almonds to eat.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22

The grand lodge of United States
Odd Fellows held their twenty
ond annual session in New York, this
week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22

Transient advertisements per sqaar.
first insertion; each subseglt lhser'iohfs
IS cents per square.
Official advertisements SIT square hfa
insertion; each subsequeDp u elcatlon fi'
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first ilrtioh, ~ & its
per line; subsequently, lGhts per hAsg
Brief comIadlfaati;eessss.usis isn suDleet of
public interest soil
No attention paid aonymaas lettfs.
Tic editor is not reslslhie tef tho fews
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF. Tidsoh vile, IN
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22
NUMBER 2.

VIM. P. Hull, leading lawyer of
Augusta, Ca, died suddenly in the
street, at New York, of Bright's dis
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22

A child was burned to death at
Philadelphia in house which was
fred by the explosion of u coal oil
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-09-22
.cyNTS rTHE fmIEF. j
Lo'ASA nElsvs.

W Rouge Sud t. Planter .
:, nave miet sad havoc
elle upper part of the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

STATIONS.
'Ylas s.aueas. .rslssns1 v,..,o,.

a CoeADCIlOMA
~ Al tsaos1 City With lllisoIs Csss-al. Sion,
Hy ~ ~ Faesse sse ssesx City ed g. Paat Raii.
hssesEr train going ssss coasec,s q Nav, ,
sMacuoo VIA branch, asaaas arriving 81 fsrf.
saaa.i. saa .1. :. y 10 sad .hsa eonass,ae viii
s.s s.sSit Sa.ton, aafr.shsrs. rlsndress. Liswsod,
- hApsda. STEAK FAILS aud all ps,uta - ~
G9 SOAK kiv0, an1 ffoA ieav,ag Hextland villa
q s.G 2. -. euaAscts at Davis Junction vith
1ssiA goIUy Wcst. 49,"
. = ssst,da sHsss.a fust ytsh stas.s fot ca, Nsb.
=. ~ vafninioa gssA stagss sos LODI. Riys :
s'ee, 49,, Moeaiagd ls ana NaiAy.
9. At1seklilg VIA esaGss sos D. cxss
.. At9agvtlls With staess ~ ~. nelssa.
q. A. isAktoa With ssaess ~ all pp1pts Ia
soetAssn aae wsstsrn Dakuts. pHA Nortk NeNsas
"A g sn1 euttag tAsi ssasos q savigsston With
lsissoed hbver lrAAspsssasioa .Coen.aies iine
Haee, nssaasck, kIsv, nevn, asrhold Bulprd. .
asrvi sn1 6entoa; cosaecttsg NJ Fsrrs wi,h
tsaaspsstssasA vavoss css tAs ksAek Hills.
This ls the only olrset Route to the
Slack hills.
E.v. DEaA,cxsoS, OesY 1u1sytssssdt
A0tW.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
TIr TERRIrpRY or DAKOTA,
Auditors ONCE.

Qnsli .ed Oct 10th. 1875, for = term expiring Oct
10 b. 1881.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
THE BE.AO OKHILLS.
2. J.Aformat,on for the People
The i',accr., Qssr,x, Tewasasa
Reads.
Eanw .o Ge, There and what -
Carry.

We are In receipt OF great nlma.r OF ls,tsss
lnquIring about the Dakota gold nctds and how
To yet there. In replying thess inQuitlvs. ~
knew OF NJ better method than 10 send the ues.
eripto0 Of the Ililia, which was pfvpersA hy NJ.
Geo Hcnckle. conpetcn, Z. depl,y suryeyns,
took extraordinary pAins 10 scqnaint Atnse.t
with ever, potion OF II. In Addtt W 70 tks de-
eeiption OF the Hills We have q ,ded rev
MIR. iienehlc'. report ~As dciiy red 10 he lcgis-
iat,c assembly or Dakot. on Tho nd VI January:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
VONHECTONS,

CONVICTIONS.
1. A. U. r. Traaaisr With Unloa PAeiae Rail
.os oAAaA.
and Coaneil Dluds Railroad FOR Ut. Louis ARa xti
Joints south.
e. Al Missouris Valley with Chicago North.
scstern Hallway for Chicago and al points east.
=. Al sioux eity With tho sioux CITY ana ~.
II n lllinois Central asd Dakota southern Rail.
roads. Steamers for npper Nlssouri river, during
Northwest.
s. Al Blair With O.ahs ana NortAwcstsrH n ,
4. for Omaha AAd southern NeArsskA.
8. Az Frssnont, Seb., with The Uston Pacific Il /.
Y. for al p0lHts west. and the Pact1e esast.
I. Al HAnef. With stages for Noel0lk, and ~ J
ooints Ia Northern Nebraska.
~ Ne auvs your tickets road via SC. q PR.
Pc mia, 6enr Ticket Ag't.
Z. Oo3SyS3. .OunenGt1nAANt.
:. =. BURTON PASSENGER Agent. sioax CITY. 10,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
q e n w
IN e s.

ruy CHICAGO NORTH wR.rHRN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
rrunh Railway u % Of the Wsst and North I
vest, And, with ITS numeross sbranehss and CON
neciions, or,ns the ahOrtes and q tickeet route
hctwee 'Chica and al points In Illinois, VIE |
Ncbraska, California and The Western Terrific
RES. Its
Omaha and California Line
Il the shortest ana best rou.e between Chicago
and all Rea9ts IN Northern illinois. lews, Dakota,
NehF ska, Wyomiug. Colorado, Utah, R-vada, !
California, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia.
Its
Chicago. St Paul s Minneapolis Lins
z: + ns ia .as ~
and sns ii al pssnss II tie ate.. Northwest ii.
L oeolss, Winona and ST. pstsr Lins
-Wmuns, NneAcstsf, 0wHtenaa. Aankato, ~. Pc
ter. New ulm, and ell points In Southern and
Central Minnesota. lt-
oreea ~ aaA xarqustts Line
u the only line between chicago and Jsnesville,
Ws.ertewn. Fond d. Lass o.hko.h, Appls.on,
Hoazhton, Hancock and the Lake supsfior Conn
try. Its s.
Freepor. and Dubuque Li1a
Is III. onr1 route between Chicago .aa Elsln.
Rockford, Frseport, aud all point. Via Ficcport.
! It's
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
| ID lhs old Lake Shore Rout", and ir the only oAe
passing between Chicago and Eyanston, Lake
Forest. Highland Park. WAukegsn, Racinc, Ne
noshA and MI waukce
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
arc run ON % through trslus OF this road.
Il This IL the ONLY LINE running these cars be
Il tween Chicago and 81. Paul aud Ainnsapob
4 Chic ago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona, OF
4 Chicago and Green Bay.
Closs connections sis made At Chicago with the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan southern. 1lchikan Cen
tral, BAltinore + Ohio, Ptusbufx, Fl. Wayne
. Chicag,, KAakAkee Line and Pan Handle Route =
i snr ali points East and South Rast, and with tht
4 Chicago and Alton and Ilinois Central for at
poipta Houth.
!, Close eosncct ions are also made Mith the tnio,
IPac,ac X. r. ~ Omaha for all hs West Dotnis.
Closs connections MADE at junction p0iHH lrja
trdins Of al eroas potats.
Tiek cts ovs4 this roete oro sol BY all lloup0
Ticket Agents In the United siaies and Canada,
Kenember. You ask for your Tickets Via III
Chicago i Sedh-Westsrn Hallway, and take no,.
n New FORK once. 10 lls Broadwsy; Bos,o
1 OMcc, No STATE street; Omaha OAcs, ~ Fsri
! kan street; San Fra. sisco Ones. 13t Aoe,gomer
strest; Chiesso 1iekst 00sss. q Clark sisec
: nadey sherman HosaA; Is Canal, corner Madjso
So YNa r1ust ysrsrss,- Weais Dsrsst ~ -, ssasrs
Wslls SD ksnsie strests.
For rates o. inlornation not aitaioAble moi
yosr Aotns ticket Asests, spply'to
kA1yu xyeE51,
Goa, Manager, Chicago
nj d. ks::'.As.-. n,4as..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09

9al. Audiiora ONCE.
4 Yaaktan, Dakot. Fen. - ls77.
WAIAEAs,. The Commercial Ia.ufancs Com.
p4ny, iocs'ed lh he c'y OF 81 Louis, and state u
.IAts~ toS it, e.,nAi In o. The sls dav OF De-
esmhss, a. o. 1875, IN ac. otdance With hE esovsa-
ION. o. an act OF he legislative Assem-, ,iy oathe
Territory Of Dakota, relating 70 In pfsnes con-.
p.rie.. approved Jsn1sry hIk, 1855; And, ahere
u. On rs4aiinaiiou oi Tie worn sta einen, OF
psid company filed u this Office. fna hat thr
-1td insurance compsny l. por csked OF tbe
ecessaly amount OF capital iIyes' d ss required
by law. -g
Therefore T. John = Sand, Auditor Of Dsko,h
Te ritory. do h,rrby certify that aid Insurance.
Ieompant dnly-aat oriked tnIransact the buti
ness OF Fl.e In -uranec ID s.id-F.Hr,nry, Tor the
.str d NJ DEC mber 81 A. u, isis, py agents
properly appointed q
h. n. VAN ANTWERP Agent.
In tc.timony whc,eef, have heceunto e.t my
hand anu zeal this .s2i day OF rebruary, A d.
1877
tE.l.l Joas SAAn, Arditor.
| mar3 rrrJ, \ Hand, penaiy
+. IL. VAN ANTWERP. Agent.
/, , lapktop,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-09
!, Ststen ant of the Condition !
q -, 80. sssS.
Commercial liS. CO

OK rnx, 3IsT nAY.oy nxcxasssA .sgs
8. The s,iss -. q tLs so.pass Il onm..r,sl Ia,
i.ss:sS 4 So - ~ < ra,.s Isl s,,.e. 8.
ares si rsoss,na rSosa s b.hs i; =. stock !. NV. Has.
vs ssnSf.d snSssf s s:PI,s, stock paid up Il.
- Nsssss II the Company are as Fol.
lows: ~
n ss ~. q hand end 10 lhs. Aapds oi
or oihcs pcrpS -. slS.stl -
a:etate unincuabered. Z. ..... ~. ll7.7eo 81
a nd. owned by Tue company. to-wi, =
Aiss0nrt STATE, market value .si6l. NO 60 -. :.
rfss: e; ~. o. % seaa ana s,s
worth double the amonnt loaned. 49,. o., i6kss
De6ta otAsrwise secured, (loans on coll
lassrel secur,tie. 1as oee. g
Dos.s for prcminms ......,.......... 2i,s,6.oo
All ether securities Exchange, bsnk
t==aaA other stocks). T.o0s -
Total Asse,.... ......... ........ .slo,ls7 Al
L LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and dse.. 4alb s..
korses In suspense usiting for further
Pr0pi- t-.............. S.5oz 70
Total Liabilities. s7,sl5 81
The greatest amount insured In any
one r,,k. ,.-..........:.. 10000 %
The xre:,es, .nopnt allowed BY ,,he
rnisA - the company 10 be insured In
any one city. Town vtiiAke Variable.
Ths greatest amount ALLOW ed 10 be In
anfsd In ANY one block ...s......s... VARIABLE.
SrASE or alssoGki,t --
Coobty Of 81. Louis
J"seph Boxy, resident, and Jno 3 McDowtIl II,
Sserss.ry. OF The comnercini insurance Company.
aay, that ths foreg isg 10 full, true aud correct
stAiement of the Affairs Of the said company, that
~ satd iasarancs sonpany, y the bona aas own.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-22
SHERIFF SALE.

Isaac Harter and Sons VS.. Thomas s. Devoe ct al.
BY virtue of anorder to SELL issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county Ohio and to
me directed, | will offer for sale at public outcry
at the door of the court house. in the city of Can
ten on
Saturday the 24th day of March, 1877, E8
the following described real estate situate in said
county to wit: Parts of lots number fourteen (l4)
ana fifteen QS) in Ranks addition to the city of
Canton bounded as fol ows: Beginning at point
in the north line of said lot number fourteen one
hundred and eighty feet west from tue northeast
corner of said lot thence south parallel to
the east line OF said lot and of lot number fifteen
in said addition to the south line Of said lot num-
Der fiileen thence west along the south line of
said lot l5X55 leeG thence north parallel to the
east line of said lots to the north line of said lot
number fourteen; thence to the place of begin.
ming, subject to a right of way eight feet wide
along the east line of parcel of land thus con-
veyed extending from the north line OF said lot
number fourteen C4) southwardly thirty-sx feet
subject so to three feet running from the north
west corner of said parcel of ground south one
hundred and eighty feet, which said three feet
were heretofore conveyed to Joseph Urch.
Appraised at $500,
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash,
JP RAUCH Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-22

JUSTICE Davis, of the United States Su-
preme Court, was on the eastward bound
train on the Fort Wayne road last Fri
day afternoon, and being ourself on the
same train as far as Alliance, we embra-
ced the opportunity to chat little with
the U. s. Senator elect from the State of
Illinois, We found Judge Davis a cour-
teous gentleman of course; and all who
know him are aware that he ranks high
as a Justice and a llwyer ofability. We
are sorry that Mr.. Davis did not feel him
self in a position to accept the place on
the Electoral Commission, now filled by
Judge Bradley. In that event we should
have had reasonable hope, at least, of
fair consideration of the case, and an OBJ
of the plain requirements of the
law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-22

THE eight Republicans on the Electoral
Commission have not decided that glar.
ing frauds were not committed in Louis.
lana, and Florida too by their party, and
that TiIden has not been cheated ont OF
those States. What they did decide was
that the Commission would not inquire
into the facts for the purpose of ascer-
tanning exactly how the people voted. In
a word, these eight Republicans compell-
ed the Commission to ignore the real
question which had been referred to
them for decision. In no other way
could they count in Hayes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-22

The Cleveland Herald and papers Of
that ilk charge the Democracy with rev.
olutionary aims. The party that tramp
les under foot the Constitution and the
laws that maintains its hold on power
by force and fraud; that has made rob-
berry the rule instead of the exception in
legislation; that shelters its thieves and
pardons them when convicted that par
ty is the party of revolution, and this is
not the Democratic party, whose founda.
ton principle is obedience to all the re.
quirements of the Constitution, and sa-
regard for the rights and liberties of the
cred people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-22

IT would seem that Bradley, Miller
and Strong, Judges and the other five of
the Hayes eight, did not wantt to be both
cred with the facts, and hence just took
old Wells's fraudulent count, because
they knew it to be fraudulent. Republi.
can journals complain terribly at the Sc
we're language used by Democrats against
these judges And Grant and his Cabi.
net talk of arresting Donn Piatt for ut
terances in his Washington Capital. See
the scarrifying Donn's onslaught in this
paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-22

"0rdered, that Evidence be not received."-
Such was the conclusion of the Electoral
Commission on Friday last, proposed by
that Massachusetts Hoar, who, according
to Ben Butler, is not above doing vile
things with asanctimonious face. These
five words were endorsed by the seven
co-workers of Hoar, and endorsed and
accepted the briberies, forgeries, fraud and
perjuries Of the Wells Returning Board
of Louisiana. The law creating the Com
mission specially. directed it to decide
all questions upon or in respect to such
double louisiana returns, ,"and whether
the electoral votes certified from the
State ."are the votes provided by the
Constitution"-honest and true votes,
not false or forged. This was necessary
to confirm the moral as well as legal right
of Hayes or Tilden to the Presidency
An investigation and decision based upon
the facts elected was what the people
anxiously looked for, Certainly no one
expected at the very inception of their
labors that the investigators would re-
fuse to investigate.
How could any honest citizen so think?
How could anyone imagine that lawyers
acting under the solemnity of an oath,
would so utterly disregard its require
ments and obligations? These radical
conspirators knew the situation, and well
knew the consequences of an honest in
vestigation-wel knew they wonld tap
a whited sepuIchre of fraud and villainy,
and defeat Hayes. Hence they skulk
behind the fimsiest of legal fictions in
order to count in fraud as President.
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