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tho Committes snd the gentlemen who signed bis
Recommendations A. amended tho raport wa

:sses%sssss'oe 4: :nsnded .se fsSass va:
III, snSjeet ot ts.u,s In diplomas W., then
brought sssess ths seeissy II ~ intsoa9etien q
Al honorary member OF this Association, for
1ssulN1 DfFIuNAs ILLEGALLY
and 70 parties not 9u.llhed. Tha dl.eus.ion Tint
mittes o Investigate the charges ss.tn:t Fled.
eatss from Iii: Aa.oeslon . ths Nstlenai A:to-
Jonas And, vhers they proved 70 b srue, 10 pfoss
tbs expulsion q tho menhess guilty Of the came.
Joint: tsu resai.'ns n sn':sesmsns md Rheumatic
YoanS,n, and ethsrs part,e'ossins. This ''s' VA.
S;aa u shs S.es =" the ~ II iobes md pa:aa IL
1obat; tho use Of tineturc OF mllk.weed In dsnpsy
sns bilious F.aS ss i i9s I'd q ,s. s sp; Il So
Aiter adopting resolutions regarding tho death Of
nr. John Clark. The Society took q recess 10 wit.
ness An operation for
srnAp1sMus
By rrof Tonnktn: Thy patient: = boy aged 14,
u o. rcs,sembijng,. Dr: ". liopo Day.s read m
ba ss Il & shsea
shsase y s!'n,sts saI diet: Aisshei ]aaIslos:i;
used, would #satst in maintaining vitality. The
Society Then proceeded to tho
ILKoT1oN or oFHtcEEs,
w ss ee2TaT Fsf pSe,
II Raymond; seeoni .viea .fSesient' q. ii:
walker, .os I'ana; Secretary, A. ". Foreman. OF
Wh!tehall: cofrssponding Secretary, T. r. Den:
x committee vas appointed to walt on Tho oav-
and alse d. ctTE, u nsombets Of Inc s,.ts Bosri
ct;ps! we,s appo!atsd ths lub!l;hins conn,!t.oo.
After tho aprpDtmeDt OF a Committee On Pro.
, 1877-06-08
VETERAN SOLDIERS.

WARsAv, Ind, June 7.-Thc second days pro.
ccedncs Of tho lseun1on Of tho linton soldic'a o'
Tho Tcuth lulluna District. wero highly interest,"
Ing and very succc.aful IN every respeet The a..
tsndsaea Of siranssnh very large, be!ug ess'matGa
1t from, II Q, 600 To u. 600. The ellJ was hana'
rus dsy opeasl With thu ttlnz Ut saluts bY ~ s
vsa We1s !p batts.y, Thu eo,npe.it!ss a. roI. ~.
map1sl Iy Cspt. rhssc. ThIs Afternoon, = pro,
cesssop, over nils In length, anu con.t!n1o,, ~, y,
various military organizations. tuEcthst WIN .Eo
baud Of n,us!c. ETC., passSd through !hs sHss s,
10 lhe puullc 44uare. where several thpusana pp, p,
inxtruo,rntaI pfaycs adufes.rs by the 1tcs, ). y.
Tul.e and o,hers, ona ssuainy of An os17sna. psu'
by Mt.s Julia Hudgs, vera Tho leading 9sso eoat..
loasct which Tas hfllIlaut aiIals, coac4aa~a 'D'
reunion
, 1877-06-08
FESTIVITIES.

TuHnn HEuNrTIoNs IN HONOR or THE Y. Ms.
Tho lEsculnp1ans forgot TOT tho nonce those
nice qucatlons In obstctficA which they havo bean
discussing Tor tho past three days. wers utterly
unnllndtul OF the nice points In The art OF bone.
setting, Of tho tpntvs value Of incisions and an,.
putatons, Of walghty matters In melical jusis.
prudence, and other equally ahst1uso and purely
technical matters, while they gavo themselves up
to soeai enjoyment lst evening on the South sids.
Tho North And West Ydea having We'd to do honor
last evening TO show what IL could do Ia lhs war Of
furnishing Social nmsnt, and thofo VA not
gGss o Hs r. uSea. Ss
f;pttea. t i !as s;saias Wiz lsli ! II; 6so:se
aae, md It Tho hoa.s of u. lto!.i, @ No. NJ iSs4
Indiana avoa1s. Wh,le MI. sad Mrs. Witt
Il. a:soee q H. hssn as' s
were wholly lnformai and svcRbotly enaeavdred to
make evcty body s'se fccl thoroughly At homo and
tn HoeIaI intercourse and 10 dsyoton 10 tho esiab.
!'saed cn'ton M r. making lnaarsiona upon tho din
Ss iS s s.o. @ e sseS Sf sso ss s
with lhs Kindness 1T tbs Chicago peojHs, and It il
shs aedies would LOOK wiz psstaI
sye 70 sny q, pto!eet y M tSr having shs next annual
r. :ay who VA rrss;n. at each Of tho aboye re-
espttons would b., In . large measure. 10 simply
duplicate tle nanles OF Hlany OF tho most rEomf-
cheago @ Vic ssnaos a1 sho tiis' ~
TO do jusiica 10 I'll thrao and il was Indeed fostu.
other. Ths roeSptinn os tic eyenng, Of eourses s.
w4a thss It Ar. rulIaan4 mansion, and, Al
ss a.osus :ss 81 s p aha
ssht: law d s.'raso. lnod sithss .ids q Us
Ut chandeliers, and not unpisas.nt glars Of 4 cal.
clum livht IN front Of lit: luln,an's residence,
W. :xsn 10 Ss ssns 5i
Eae.sA wers unanimous in thc!t expression. Of de-
hight At ths slRht presented and tho snsert Anmeut
Tho reception lastcd until moderately late hour.
whan she pasty hroks Sp 10 t.1ssn: no dnsst. Of
ason 81 he Messat q
A.nonC tho sneats who Facilitated bs.~een the three
places .bose;men.!onsA - wc.e pI; T.. segain, OF
Nsw York; Dr. tsross, oE Jefferson Mrdica! Cot-
'fSs rf,asHhP' Tl. r XII 'ioasss .s st uas,p; i b
Friek.. 8. Henry i. sml!h. Vi, Thos: il. pan.
s19t': .sS Ill., Il jesa s'''a. S %sssw.r saSRajj st. T.
%eoaMwasa. y; $: ~, ws,h,a2t9s, y. 81
Fas. ta pf s. T.. uoutoa, H:aison. w. b.: sai
81; 4 L.ss S,ss Msse % Ss;.s
!if. A: G. Nanktn aud daughter. todt, II. tic
h s!oa, ". y G9fao' Lynn: Aa'1. ": n; J. pttmsn
Thomp.on. Kcntuckys ,,Dr. Murphy. Vi.
paul. Nina D.: l}oxdl.eh; Massashusstt: a!
II. uyforl, Or. and Mrs. Arthur kdxurds. liz.
esnd M!s. D. 4. K. sleyIs, ns. Asnretia. uf. and
Mr.; BANKS Dr. and Hrs; y. \. Emmons, ".
cock. Df: D: y: bEower. III: siaon, pr: u. q.
Ao:sf.. pr. William 9. Lyman. ". !. u. l!ollts.
ALIEN, DF n. !. Davis, Dr. sarah Iiackett Steven.
SOW, Aias Ds. baksr. ths lion. ]. Y. seammon.
tieotas AFnioaF, Narrhall Field, hurry NsIson,
| ths Nsv. i. AoaEo u b4on thu Nav. W. u. VIII.
| tAmson, Chicago, aud others.
, 1877-06-08
TIE SECTIONS.

-... SECTION !. ..
IN this Section. dcynted to practical medicine,
mntcrl. mcilicn' md rbvxiotooy. DR.. IT. A.
nsss.ts - na".s. .ah,,i..sI s:.n.t ~, t,',,ns
MsHi"' ~ posto"' su"'.ecu = tepot. w nos,no
vaccination. Dr. Aartlh was or pp'h1on that
statc Governments ought TO keep stables for the
production Of bovine matter, even Il they msde no
p,oat oat q .ae ea.ine.s. rig Dests. .ta.es,
while not Wishing 70 appear Sensational that syph'
ahs AaA been occasionally transmitted BY huT3n-
izcd Virus. This could not bc the casa with tho
ss, "s ~ ,s.,, ~ n.J .s.,,aI ~, s,.r h.s',na 49,
sa virus. but ths.e va. sash general protest tbat
whiehthcy bought s4 600 points Tho DOCTOR said ho
snsw 2! rs.saa* % aSa eSea hn, wss
hnnlanizcd virus to nave the a!s'aso, out 10 nad
yet Al ot y IN eses " Tho
mattot: r,,.,,,,.
na ef % nr %b.so1 saa D.,
ellsworth. who were INSTRUCTED to consider It and
1% report to % sho &c COMMITTEES on raS,,eatioa. '~N
Dr.. L. u. BnlkfcJ, Of Now York. read . papeg
on ''The ltccognltlon and Management Of she
.ch,on,c i,sssas. af ths R.snl1atoTY sx.tsp a y"
-trs.ti.o q sat.rIh 4 sna sa9R.uuptiaa. aud about
i,aper W. received Without Roadlug from p..
1errtHS =: e. vi ,n.,;n,, IT, 1an,se sn.,.
va .stetana 70 .ae c1mntss on Faol'eaaoh
SECTION =.
oecNon E-%tnnt % W stettaeu H enu ~ u!saaass
o. wSeS s's sas Sm y 81 sHw1 rSsa
fo!'gxsd sth AZ s,'sy y or r. M'ssasal aae!ses snd
nf. Nh!ss. tfe1soont 81 III saea'ols. eoaelnaed
sassoa feta1Mea. ta wnLsa ~. s'ms ~ o. No"
jenk. ~ peMo .aa uanle1 1'esa Of JesY III;
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about his leg, and tho use Of which hs advocates in
such easc8.
Tho Section then adjourned.
eKCT[oN 4,


~ s'e''' >''A srcrIoS ssSf 1. .....
Dr. hf sSseas dftso@ p1esasr
offered rcsolntion reanostinE ths appointment Of
ssE,ss q Siede. a9, 'aks n,s e9n:a q;
Tho ''1 1resotntion va aaopted. and tds
III. John r. tlf.y. lit. E. A.. Hiidreth, aud Dr.
Knight, Ths following Gentlemen rcfe appointed
committee to rs,;e vt tas rastoas p.es. rid
revised, to the Committee Publication: ~. p.
r: roughton. b. y. x. l1at.lett llr. D, r. tirow,
no farther business before tic ecctton 70 sdoafn.
and the mott N was carried. The section then au-
joarned. .xcr,oxr
PabiS5o Iiysiene. met in Roons Is, pr. Kara H.
Ia pr Ei.ha Il ifaprs, ii y Ne% @ fork & read paper on
"Ths Ke,alts 4 81 q st..e I,egislas!on on l'anlie
iIce In nearly every Stats u,c Legislation on pubic
health matters had been obtained too easily. and
efly eise Tho precise iorm which both lie con.
atrnetion Of the statute and dednl,on Of mcthoIs
o{ Of hst # sn',1as rssss1 T%s
preparation Of sAnitaty. laws werc amply illus.
trated In The States OF Massachusetts. nhods III.
ess q ne az %
lIaven, and DrUoklyn. III everv State thoro had
% s JS S''s a. sa: esnsas foF p;0ss'GE lunar y
other pesti,ential disease, ,,as even ii these
cases tho administration Of these laws hat been
on medical ot1iccra acting as n Board Of Health
Fer example. n Nay York a general ststate ON.
greater powof r. han they Ensr % low to e1sicse a n
but = tha law piotijed no power and aeslsnated
cainsI possession Of tlo citadel. xnothsr statute
ys HI s e sss9 s s.ss ss os
vaccination, and they wers also authorized TO ap.
point and pay sacei;.attnE physIciana. That law
sa Ts Il 10 sna H. ss.. saa prssea assa
even there. The trouble was that t,s law, thougn
Il VT e ": mst :S a. Z s Sen y q Ss
laws for abatng nuisances, JEaintng. sawGrug, and
regulating tho sanitaty wants Of !odginv- houses
authority which should dtctnts what was 10 be done
and how 10 do It, In order to reach tho end In
sss sS si sst Il III s1 tS1 T. Il ps%,t.
aud duties ag local Boards Of Health IN nearly
every stute waa = matter needing fuyis!nn, tGa
Of what hlu actually coIssltuta = n4taance
often had tho effect Of abatin9 I.
THO specific provisions asalnat .eontagtous
wsfs loo often abused. 4 eoalsrcnse between the
oS ID s s: Il Sssxs s'' s asGa a
msa ". z sss stapa
yellow isycr 1nt tho local authorities stoo1 blind
nccded was Gei.e2 cxeeuion f of preventive iesis H.
lallon working fruln co,ninun coulsc. System
ate dfainaEs "as a5 matter which Efsssed sioseIy
wvu,d shortly compel tllo, law.mntefs to
ssxs up ~, m mps';Sr ,s ana p;;t,inax
survey. The proEer, execution of dralnaae nn4
ssssfaee syaisms tn Enxland lad m hsd . wondertal
ftf life n tthR Eft(1 rt1u4H
, 1877-06-08

L1xcoLa, H., June THE Eclectic Medical So.
e1etJ met II halt past o'clock tbs lorninx. The
atst business was tho reconsideration Of the rote
BY which the sepoyI u th. Committee On Cvedeu.
i.ala vas asatadsd b, striking sut the nams OF
Il. II. tlatuet, wao, Il - slated. Ii ..ipn,e ca
, 1877-06-08

INDIANAPOLIS.


Tho Uppcfcrust md tho Unt!erernst or so-
c1cty In Indlnnnpolls---The e. James anil
Whore 1t 1ttcntla with tho 1T. 0tten---Con.
cert eatoons---I'rctty Walter. .OlrIa-..,Jny-
bird Andy nnd Genovlorn---lteaecttons.
Getefd' Correspondence ef TAs T.tbnne
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. june t. .-Lonloncrs chhEnc-
torfEe tbeEs dual social castoa ty Me significant
names Of st. James and st. 0fits,-tho former
meaning everything elegant, ro1ncd, anI costly.
whilc the attor ia vaguely expressive Of everything
pubeian, vulgar. or cheap and wrctcted, but with
common corruption cankerlng The heart Of both.
clements BY variety Of names such a. uppcrcrnsE
Tendon, etc.. but The, all mea" tha same thing
Ths Il: jame., Il lnd,anapolls. Y you will alow
tle expression, wlthoat rsEarlsnX t rioeo ot
sonnsa .rssos;as5 ssa sssSSofs ! weh sa IT i
ssi:'esa sss esi'Fs I: volt ~
ionaS!e .a AssSI.c' ran
beauty Al III e sesT soaad so' HIs1s
!net nt9 W ,nppe, nqtlicSs of uss - sr-
lcal haif.splitt to determine whoEo The ono
coasel and where the other began. The denszons
q lmsh N."a,on.a nse soHnA communicating every
sdi M.ly saa ylaoa. s"r. ran The iof,ner lseonsa
ssS id pF!sfss t! L. a! @
Ill. go H.. - .,.t
lnG: .. 9nss n gcm Htas aa sc
ceises tno M saMo neeommoIa'ioas ~ "m IT, 'n'.ty daya
70 ost tunisMness .aslsan - nc u.e ~, ae3s aaJ:
Esanp!es Of oshef siess neh. 10 made hns thst o.
ntepshsS y wv ess @ ~ ~ Hsa
tho stton9esi NotMnstMnunH az !nis apnc,a!uHfso f
u a x u"Ge1 t "u"a mr.te, I i
R,ay sa9 naua1 t, aI. ,s S
w hnt sao Soa.t~ Srnr nj rhir ,nso. Il,
ant ihnt uHanR, q. a"a u III sno
fehh!4en,an .' o' ea'o ahu eeesa"'ne
m ~ !" @ sne sro Him, ,vs o,..rtoa
maL u, ~ - Ut - ~ Ut
oNe " ths seas Sos"ssss!aa sn."st'MSs XII;
ono eienent anu soMe.inss " tme @ osnet, tAonaA
a. the sans tme a p1sas.k an no,9s. o1 sna
tchl!lty, Mhsea WI nhsMss sos e.the.i ~ ~.
laahonaoH;S, coHeete.ealaohs u "nsEa taetG VIZ
has gatnsG9-%Si, no maasr w',arg fot thcT ~!
" mSte exact Gfsxnat;on q losn1lsy ~ dmaSo ;S
sast nn!.' M,att'@t IL ~ ~ I IT. aHs
tntes WIN sasuJ J,; ~ ~, :" sn ete s. a M
twGntT tMne4, @ s weHu @ ss Hnos .,sSs ~ Gas
tHs " youf " ~ i. ee 80 ~ ~ ~
70 from tne ine!sn VI the n'kAL; M tne ec!
inR y covered Wlln "ntM itGaeoes "h'tn slsaM ~
!h4 !lRht OF sevsfn cnanutMesp. ~ ants wv wstf 80
thc rIacc Wouiu 20 atn!'u cMou:n. aHt yon nhsns %
WonuSf What atl!aSMph tnoso Wy ~ .,t1 H. ha.y
WeH.uFcsse4 Mcn Mneta Eon sso ~ to,s7 =, Nh.
one Or aho!nef ktnu q a'skAistu poaoM ~ neg
clnoWa I9o tplennoF O. tHa tount = ~
TIC anfactoh3 nstheF nu MquuF tu ~
purchased. Tor y y not OF me ncaa; U1t tna
sprctty Waltcr-girl u inc masnet: 1ne ; coM;
ccEt+HaIoph ooWH hd!u " uu MchAa !!httcn W..
, 1877-06-08

20 large. Winter wheat favorable. ,'' '''' A''''
speetai Nsposeh 10 7As Tffsank
WoNyK, Saline Co.. tnne 7,-Wintet wheat IN
bloom Spring grain two feet high. propnceis
favotabs far largo eropa Of amnIf grain. Corn
Special DstpatcA 10 7as tribune.
BAXTER srni1ns. Cherokee Co.. June 7.-rbo
dnely. fhors ara enough Of them 10 ds2 drssr"23
a.! Gnf s19p' unless kind frosenee inerfercs il
specsoi Mspdsch to 7As Tribune.
.dAnnsN c.fr, Harvey Co., Juno "A heavy
xes 81 IL ts .sa; Fs ssa a e q
IOWA.
Rptcsot Di&patra 10 17s 7tsbynA
Willow DATE, Ida TO-, iaaa 1.-The prospects
ossu,a1 grim were nuser botct. t3rass outa, amt
barley are growing vigorously. Corn all planted
and coming nicely.
Specta, M.oateh to 7as Tribune
JEYrERsoS, Greene Co., juno 7.-Gensshonpcrs
have matched oht with hJtag co1ots, but We nro
fighting them With xcal and success. II we have no
more from Other localities We can master them.
9rrina wheat and oats MI looking rp!cudId. Corn
Special Dsspasea to 7ae 7,tbuna
.LcTe'a cassx, lla.neolat e., Jana 5.-whcse
@ .es sf t' s%. ' sa
years breaking 4 being nneh injured, taking .ome
dozers. '"" '~rTS'7
6ptcfai DiEpdtch 10 ina 7ttbuaA
SHENANDOAH, Page Co.. June 7.-Tho grass.
horcts arc cieating considerable alarm iust nov,
nhd ate very thick In autno places. Smalf grain ID
looking remarkably wetl.
MISSOURI.
Special DsspatcA to 7as 7t4oHnA
EEosHo, Newton TO-. Jn,,c I.-Wtnter wheat Il
juae heading oNt and promises gnod crop, though
not moro than 20 per cont Of last ycar's area va,
sown. Oats looE we'll. bat barley does not. Tho
corn did NOT como mp well but II hns bccn rrnsaus-
cd md nearly all p1owcd over once and soma Of il
twice. Mor1 was pantel than last spsIng.
, 1877-06-08


nunuANK. kandlyohl Gu, june The conal.
ton OF the erops Iu thla aud adjoining towns IL
vcry poor 90 account Of tho 'boppsn. They have
dcstroyet nearly sll of tho wheat, aud about Qua
halt Of lAs oAta. Wa planted com In good timu,
commencing about the 7th Of May, aud what 10
now standing u good. but tho must of II "a cut
down. Wa WILL plant moFe corn about the 18th 10
tho goth Of juno. We arc la hopes 10 rass soaie
feed.
Sptetal R1pa.eA 10 1ns 7fseaxA
1fsaRnH, Nleollst Co., Ju1,s 7.-t3Fasshoppets
seem % bs Cutting mote plenty every daf. -enwl'
marching day bv dsy. our avas sto ovssraa yin
tsIday ,thoy were cra4slng ; crock here; They
jumped In and made bridge of themselves Oa
Tho watsr nftecn fest lonH. so ths army
dsss e .Ss. a IT, .:as9 ~ so
Slough efa4s i not much s.tsn. Our blue pfaa. 10
pastarss u al sasn 4n, Dut i wl sSeosst st.sit
stss ho, 81 May %S!ay theX t at oes. CO.
ttona cora will stand. Potatoes viii grow after
they leave. WG hass psu.idca ourssvos wI1h
early Vermont ssed. corn y. putposs y s9 eomv u
.oa Il pna tos whsat, Luxusiant Ktowth. Ms 70
b4 aeon Ill around, and many arc doing sas,F hsst
with tho shsct.lton hoppefd1set and coal thE. but
With tbs present outlook thay hass haEa LAX be-
Special nspoteA u 7As 7stssa&
Ntc0LtHr SrATloN, NteoIirt Co.. June T.
Tho ihbppegs have hAtchsd out tn great numbers.
4 few are not yet hateasd- nls4s have destroyed
dIminatioa. Rad miles and 0thur insects many,
but they arc not nlesaa ftom the edunlIess null
Ions. Partners sss burning. ditch'ng. and plowin2
const10ctaa saE shst parpoAs:
IT: ,s:o 4. ag oS9 aSs d. e.;
stop az Ssis .fs.d Il Sounty. I Fpss
ahead very daSk.
, 1877-01-21

THE COMPROMISE ENDORSED.
At 1910 yesterday noon, Secretary Randolph
called the members Of the Board of Trade to
order, aud read the New York dispatches.
President Lincoln then called up Mr.. Dore's
resolution. which was again read BY the Secre-
tary. On the conclusion Of the reading, Dir.
Fcrd O=rtc1 moved to lay the resolution on the
table. This motion was noisiy seconded. A
vote was taken, bat the result was SO uncertain
that the President could not decide it, Another
vote was taken. and the President decided that
it was lost. The resolution was then put to tho
Board. but the man who could decide whether
it VAS carried or not mt1st have possessed dis
eliminating powers Of the most remarkable
character. President LINCOLN gave it up,
and called upon all in favor Ut the resolution
to take ouc sile Of the ROOM, anil thoso
opposed to take the other, The number of tho
former was certainly in excess Of those who
were opposed to the resolution, aud it Tas de-
clarcl adopted, amidst the cheers of the maioEt-
ty and the howls Of the minority. Tnc reason
given By the latter class for their opposition was
not that they were opposed to the resolution as
such, but that they did not regard the hall OF
the board OF Trade, which they declared to bo
simply commercial body, tho proper place to
offer such ! resolution.
, 1877-01-21

u outrun Judgment, to give the Republic ovel
to anarchy He showed that the first section
was practically the Morton bill Of last year, and
With considerable irony turned to Senator
Morton, who opposes the compromise, to re.
mird him Of that fact. The following are
SOME OF THE POINTS
made By Edlnunds, In favor of the bill. The
| purpose Of the Commission is to decide what is
the Electoral vote OF a State. The elcc-
tion Of the Congressional part Of the Com.
mission by q viva yocc vote renders
intrigue impossible. The Commission Is
large enough to prevent the possibility Of cor
rupting influences. The Judges named are
chosen according to geographical locality. To
guard against any cavi1ing, the oath makes
partisauship impossible. The Commission Is
not to decide policy or determine future. It
Is to pass upon the irevocablc past Should 1t
fail in its purpose it would destroy the last final
hope OF civilization and human rights. The
purpose OF the Commission is to discover what
is the paper, If any, which speaks the constitt,-
tional views of State, and HOW many and
what persons we're elected Electors. The plan,
he claimed, holds the scale OF Justice in absolute
equality and
GIVES NOTHING TO EITHER PARTY.
Electoral vote was cast according to the law.
Mr. Edmunds neither affirmed nor denied that
the Commission had power to 60 behind the re-
turns. He only said that, If Congress had the
right to do this, the Commission had, would
haye, and that was one Of the questions sub
mitted to it.
A1r. Edmunds' argument as to the constitution
ality Of the bill will attract the most attention
He affirmed TINT its constitutionalty was With
out doubt. Hc maintained, with arguments
which the Democrats consider conclusive, that
the President Of the Senate has not the right to
count the votes; that the industrious intelli-
gencc seen in every other part Of the Constitu-
ton could not have failed to have added the two
necessary words, "by him. had the fraIners
Of the Constitution meant to give the Vice
President this power. To think that the intention
was otherwise, the thought staggers belief. lie
insisted that BY 10 Legal Interpretation could it
be held that the opening Of the vote implied
!, THE RIGHT TO COUNT.
Nor WIS the Vice-president Judge. II that
theory is admitted, the monstrous proposition
must be conceded that the Vfce-President can
try and determine the cuee and finally declare
himself President of the United States. He
argued tint the Constitution had been SO framed
that there is but one provision in it which ex-
ecutes itself. That related to the capture Of
slave property. Every other provision is only
executed
uY CONGRESSIONAL REGULATIONS
The President is ommander-in-Chicf, but
Of tile Judiciary are prescribed BY the Constitu-
ton, yet their procedure IS entirely controlled
BY Law. The Constitution, which was adapted
to Ill time, was framed SO that Congressional
legislation could adapt It 10 the varied cmer~
gen.ies Of different generations. He denied the
TACT emphaticatly that the precedents show that
the President Of the Senate has counted the
votes. On the contrary, Mr.. Edmunds affirmed
, 1877-01-21

LIABILITIES, JAN. l. 1877. ....s2, ,598,26
Surplus. being Security addi-
tional to tic Reserve. $1,418,833.35
, 1877-01-21

no {he Editor cf Ihe T716une.
CHICAGO, JAM 2O.-Your editorial, ''The
Peaceful Settlement" in to-tlay's TnlDusE,
most heartily inlorse am on my way homo
to Iowa, and was in New York when the ncwE
of the report of the Committee arrived. l am
satisfied that so far as the business interests Of
the country are concerned, that the patriotic SEN
IaN, .e ...,;,,ad ,s1t,, h.o,+fa.t s,+,sf,o
Eothun.1s, ~ 'ese'u .. "a.,. ,4;n o1;tt.5a1s-
lon ~ coGis ,sitI siI ta1 IT, thn.s
oa elne1 suc "a 1>',t .a nr, ,,1o,., ,s
Mho LOVE ter saf.nn ;r1, r.a.e@ -, na
the alsp!clouS move "!aien promises u scatter
thc aaIA ~ taoou .s., .na. naa % .uas G. h"n-
snaoo"ea .nc as',.sa euutaa th ,axait,.
Lae at.ust n.is 1.,,". s;'eeod ~. sana-4 ~
, 1877-01-21
in the Senate, Mr.. Dement, introduced resolu-
ton instruc1ing our Senators and requesting cur
Representatives to vote for compromise Elecr
tora1 Count bill. The resolution wcrt over.


s;-cio, yg,nctco - 7s~ 1ri,ur-
A,,, 49, 1.r ~ -
I'VE" AonA' o"A' -".ooi uaA D. E4tou
views on the Compromise bill are raore fairly
renroeunted h9 +hc fo,2ou;nu -Ytrnc+ frcn. m
w A0'A -
interview IN the 1fotne. Ar. Eaton Is pfomt-
peut LAWYER aud member of the Union League
11,,.. ,.. .;.... ~, ....t.. ,,.x..h ..,,a,. 80
cluo, aas given LEG 1nat1cs n'uca s1uo}, aao
clearly presents his reasons for faVoring the
b,1}- liz savs:
n.u. ~ ~. H.. ou,,.,
itoM lAt tonssess nay coatEoi tac counting Ano
cet.At1ns VI We 9ote y one o5 tae 1ost tpetpe1iaa
at s, T. N tns Hsooca =! tass
nnouestionahie thai @ tSc I - co"n, ur mi d.
car;ug is In The President OF lie Senate and e..
pecinlly beyond The control ofCon:ress "a to war
rant i demorallzins andSk dangerous nation-
81 agitation in the attempt to
maintain that power It iasecztainiy most I'M
fortunate shst Coasress h:s ailowed 90 importans
P"Mse ~ re.',n Masn2us cixat p,oy'sons lor !t9
srif there II now added tc s,.nrinn. an M;
mosities Of narty contest sng ali The u nnre.,
Of reckless intrigue fos the control Of
nation Under such circumstances no
party or statesman should staud ont
on nice theoric. OF constitutional law. and
certainty j. = not fsme ior TO partisan dc
tha :; ean a am ~ nomoeto our natGna
rnf tat w. ,rc " c,mahe ~ ~ lin a,5 ;r., snes1
to prncpc and law In ths bcet fo,p, in whici. # IL
practicable during tae thort TING which tic crisis
allows rs for bringing thea to tesr IN the issue