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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26
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E'rGDa lilac Louisville CONNER
Ciai.

A Democratic exchangeis rath,
or pleased that Brownlow disIikes
Harris, the new Senatorelect
from Tennessee. There was an.
other distinguished Tennesseean,
Johnson, for several years the
Democratic leader in the White
House, and after sthata Senator.
elect from the same Democratic
State, who disliked Harris even
worse than Brqwnlow does. john.
son denounced him in'the Senate
and on the stump as a traitor who
was too base TO be his slave. ,
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Erom The Chattanooga Tim cs

Ex-senator Key isa remarkable
man. lmpulsiyc to good motives
he loses self SO completely that
hc appears very much the SAME
under all circumstances. Yester.
day when told Of the confidence
of his friends in Nashville, in his
success yesterday, he seemed
calm as before knowing that his
name would BE put in nomina-
ZION. And alter The news OF
Judge Bailcy's election was re-
ceiyel, he appeared to feelreliof
from the responsibilities o; the.
position he has occupied SO faith.
fully and ably, In reply to re.
quest by his friends in Nashville,
that he 90 there aif elected, he.
stated his purposes'to go imme-
diately TO Washington. b. 'as
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26
From the N. Y. Herald.

The wild speeches of Mr.. Wat
terson and others ut the Sth Of
january meeting in Washington
were accompanied with an excel,
entRntidote in the wise, pa
%tirotic letter of Senator Herman
read to the same meeting. 1t was
a violent partisan meeting, whose
purpose was ter3ely expressed in
a single sentercerof the speech OF
Mr.. Pulitzer, who said, "'Samuel
J. Tildenis the President elect.
He must be inauguratedP Tire
mendous cheeerng.) ThiscOnclu,
sion was embellished with a great
deal ofbellicose rhetoric by sew
eral speakers, to which Mr. Wat
terson contributed his share. MIR.
Watterson said thatHSif it should
become necessary that they
should have a leader, another
jackson stands ready to take his
life in his hand and to make their
case his own. Prolonged ap-
plause.) If Mr.. Yildenihas a ma.
FORTY, theh-and this is as Old
Hickory would put it and meant
by the Eternal, he shall be in
augurated!r (Applause.) These
brief extracts faithfully reflect
the spirit Of Ithat Incorporate par
tisan gathering,and weturn with
sense of relief from the inflam-
atory speechesaof the orators to,
the moderate and decOrous letter
Of Senator Herman, who gave the.
meeting this wise hut disregard
ed counsel:--"By ignoring parti-
san considerations, by adheringt to
IheE constitution and the laws as
their rule of action, and by exam
ming and considering these ques-
in a spirit OF moderation,
'airness and tirmness, they will
each a decision which will be
'ounded on truth and justice, and
will command the acqnies-
Of all good citizens. 1.-The
attainment Of this most desirable
'esuIt will be furthered by re.
training party heat and partisan
PASSIONS aud by appeals to the
,ood sense and patriotism Of our
of all political parties and
Y everySection OF the country
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26

! James Gordon Bennett, Jr.j has
always imagined himself "big.
GER man tian his lmented sire,
vet the elder Bennett was publicly
horse. whipped three times, AND
the younger has teceived'only his
initial dose. '"''' Fil
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26
saturdays In tie Legislature.

he i. .aHt-.rFtE yTlEIIf "Ifn ss e
II Special to the Chronicle: sia.
The Senate bill postpohing the
further collection Of the taxes Of
1915 until Octoberpassed it's first
reading, and was referred. House
bill to:the same effect passed its
second reading. .D7t
Gov. Porter withdrew the reso.
luton requesting our Represen
Itatives in Congress to oppose the
Compromise plan. ed .-i Is %
Mr.. Tolley offered a resolution
expressing satisfaction with the
compromise bill, and the acquies-
cence in any result attained by it.
Laid on the table,. s.st1a ,a.
The Supreme Court has decided
that the payment Of privilege.
TAX by Telegraph Companies does
not exempt from property tax.
Also that the holders Of the new
Or war issue Of the assets Of the
Bank of Tennessee are entitled
to the assets of the bank over any
other creditors. THE amount Of.
the new issue, from 100000 to.
81, 100000, will consume the entire
assets of the bank now in liquida-
ton. They will go to the United
Supreme Court for final de-
ClSlOn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26
The LegiSIaluFp.

We have nothing special TO re-
port from this body have done
what they went there to do
lclect Harrisl there is nothing
left bu, to repeal the dog law 50
as TO get ont Of paving tax on
their own heads. They however
Shave reelected Game compDroll-
er. go James not being Of uar-
ris stripe got bcat. they have
also elected some fellow by the
name Of Polk as State Treasure.s.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26

Hon. \. H.. Pettiboae las the.
honor Of having kept Gen. Bully
Bates out Of the L.. S. Senate.
l'etHbonc poured hot skot into
Bates all over the State during.
the canvass, and consequently it
killed Bates "deaderStha a door
nail.o
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26
Thc PresldeunaI Compromise.

The Presidential Compromise.
Tie New York Tribune cditori.
ally rays the plan proposed al
Washington for countingthe elec.
toral vote, and now stated to have
been adopted by the joint com,
'nittee, is evolutionary and dan,
gerous, When leading Democrats
realize how completely the power
now claimed By them would
change our form Of government,
they win eonless bc 1nfstake to
which partisan feeling is drawing
them. When leading Republicans
sec that in departing from the
plain constitutional requirement
Is Az HON Or WEAESEss,
they put itih the power Of any
party to hold the Government Of
the United States Indefinitely
tIeyEay realize that the only
safe coarsei is TO adhere to the OBJ,
vious intent ofthe5 Constitution
and the practice ofthbse
VINO EGlMED AND ADOPTED Ir.
The llibupo argues against the
power Of either House to throw
outth votes of State pleasure,
and says the Constitution entrusts
the whole duty of receiving and
opening the certificates from the
States and counting the votes to
the'Nice President of the United
Suites, whose duties are dignitied
by the two provisions that he
Shall succeed if The Presidency
becomes vacant, and that he shall
CoUNT TEE ELECTORAL NDTEs.- q
When we concede to either House
the power to count or supervise.
The electoral votes, we mayras.
well abandonaaltOgether the mis-
cradle farce Of an electiomby the
people. . One House or the other
will gain the ascendancy, and in
dehditely prolong lis power. The
Senate, ii discussions can be pro
longed; the House, if it can be
In either case, the form
Of government established by our
fathers win have, vanished, ra I'd
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-01-26

! Harper's Weekly, referring tc
the Democratic attempts to in.
timidate Congress, says:
"llle Republicans, who are dis
posed to regard the situation as
patriots and not as p%artisans. are
the very last people in the coun-
try te be frightened by threats, or
'CommitteeS of safety or mass
conventions to overawe Congress.
They have seen service in the
field, and the reticence of courage.
The entire performance Of the Sth
of January, so far us theyare con,
cerred, totally defeats its owner
purpose, and makes a reasonable
and just settlement more difficult.
because it confirms the suspicion
that the dominant desire with
many of the Democratic leaders
is not a lawful adjustment, buta
partisan advantage at all cost and
by any means. But we have still
profound confidence in the patri.
of Congress- -.
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people. One House or the othe.
will gain the ascendaney, and in
defditely lis power. Til,
Senate, ii discussions can be pro
longed; the House, if it can b.
limited. In either case, the form
Of government established by on
fathers viii have, vanished. ~
Our Senators Harris and Bany
The election oflsham Guerrilla
Harris to the United States Sen
ate by our Biockheaded Legisla-
tture is an insult to every honOra-
bic citizenin the State It was
a special insult to the liberal Gle.
mont oftlle Democratic patty
we mean the CONSERVATIVES.
There are more honest mon than
Harris in the penitentiary, ana
better men than he, have been
hung. His election will drive
thousands Of hoHest men from his
party. We say his party because
he is the head and tail of it, and
every man, that casts a democrat
ic vote indofyes him. Then to add
insult to injury the Legislature
have elected another of Harris
stripe-Judge Baily--to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of
Andrew johnson. Judge Key
was defeated as every one knew
he would be simply because he
was an honest man and liberal in
his views, and was the leader of
the liberal element of that party.
The people were warned of the.
danger of the election of such o
scamp as Harris before the No
yember election, They were told
that Harrisiteg intended to carry
the day, but was set down as "a
Radicallie. Now it has proved
to. be true, and no socalledtJohn-
son man should grumblc.. They
haze nosed around and uipng to
the coat tails Of these fre-eaters
until they have gotten what they
descryed-insulted and kicked
out.
The following was the final
VI smfa a.5 com Go
For Bate Representatives
lands, Neal, Qnarles,
Milson-6,
For Baily--Senators Cahill,
Davenport, Fullton, Garner,
Hawkins. Maddox, Nancy, Mar
tin, Mlliikih, Ragland, Rod, Ross,
Thompson, lrousdale and Speak
or McAdoo, Representatives
Brandon,5 Brown of Maury,
coleman, Collier, Cow
len, Day, Denton. Douglas, En-
.oc, Fisher, Ford,q Frazer, Ffier-
;on, Garner, Goodpastt1re, Good
Win, Hanes, Hendriek,c Houston,
Johnson, Laurence, Leech, Lytle;
Manson, Nelson, 0aldham, Over
on. Perry, Peters, Phillips, 5I1or-
.er, Simonton, Smith, Stokes,
Ihomasson, Travis, Washington,
raliafero-5kE aerJE BAl Hi T.
For Keyr+Senatorsi2 Arledge, {
larson, Chambers, Denny Elan +
lers, 1loydglR emine,a Shield, :
smith and Wester. Representa- ,
ives Baker, Bearden, Brooks, {
Of Meigs Cannon, Domel- $
y,5Duggan, freeman,,oG rahm. ! !
iregg, Hancock, Hawkins, Hill,
'crblds,i Key, Kindfick, Lavender, t
Nanoney, McGammon, Me f
Iudrow, McEIwec,F Olivof,a Rog. r
rs, Savage, Shepherd, Tate, Tol I
} uAAHl.. NJ -nnLni-W .Ln.l. - v
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MEMS FROM WASHINGTON.


A late Washington special saws:
The Senate during the morning
hour discussed the message ofthc
President in regard TO the occu
patton Of Petersburg, By the mil.
itary, on election day, Messrs.
Wither and Merton participating
in the discussion. Attic expira-
ton of the morning hour, on mo
tion of Nj. Edmunds, the Senate
took up the bill reported by the
special committee, in regard TO
the count of the Electoral vote.
Both parties in the Senate eau
cusscd, this morning, on the Flee
,oral count bill. Neither party
meeting was intended to De bind
ne. In the Democratic caucus
nothing was said aganst it but
in the Republican causus more
opposition was expressed than
was expected.
Morton has n dispatch from the
secretary Of the Republican eau
Gus Of the Indiana Legislature.
which says his actionip Withhold
ing his name from the report was
unanimously approved.
Col. +. A. Burke, of New Or
leans, who is accredited to Wash
ington by Gov. Nichols. of Lou.
isiana, visits the President this
morning, accompanied by the
Democratic delegation in Con
gress from that State. Col.
Burke and Representatives Ellis
and Spencer decline to give the.
details of their interview with
the President, beyond that it was
satisfactory TO them, both
as regards the present ard the
future. f...r
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Spartanburg Items.

Col. PIONEER offers chrome to tho first man
whe will pay his taxes to the Chamberlain gov
ernment. We are afraid that none Of our re-
publican friends will prove loyal enough to So
cure it.
Captain Kellogg's company Of the 18th Iufan.
, try, composed of some fifty men, rank and file,
arrived in our town on Saturday last, and took
up temporary quarters at tho Palmetto House.
s-A'post will be established here to aid the Rev
. enue department.-Spartan.
Track laying will commence on the Spartan
burg and Asheville Railroad on Monday next
We confidently expect to ride up to .Ashevills
some time next summer. When the road Is
completed one can sleep in the mountains, and
return to business in Spartanburg the next
morning.-SPartar.
SAD NEws.--The many friends of Mrs. C. s..
Walker, formerly Miss Mary Boyd, of this place,
will be grieved to hear of her death, which took
place on last Friday, the 3rd instant, at Ovens
boro, Kentucky. She let Spartanburg last year,
young bride, carrying with her the best wishes
OF many warm friends, but will return to them
no more.-Spdrtdn.
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every particular. To avoid delaying the Agent
whose time Is valuable, subscribers are request.
ed to be prepared with the price of the book on
its presentation by the Agent.
JONES BROTHERS & CO., Publishers,
Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta
Cincinnati, Memphis.
d. r. NORMAN, Agent.
Nov. 10, 1876 As 2ms.