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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-10

letter fom Livingstc IN parish states
that = man named Nc Intyre, who had
been called from the parish to testify in
New Orleans during he election investi-
cations was, on his return to see his
ismiiS brutaily asi t1ulled and beaten.
nls as1allan's wsr armsd with pistols
49,. :.ua p,..ss AnaoAi a, and he was unable g
sn,,.s,. ,.. -, s, epublicans are reported =
s..'.-e's -. -. an7' and have no law to pro
- 49, As an Indication Of the ieel'
,sess,.a ~ ~ il displayed over storenouse
s.,.-e ~ .Bnlldozers Headquarters. Aof'
.es nre expected.
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THE LRelsLATuRE YEsrERDAY.
Senate.

No quorum, fourteen Senators being
present, and adjourned on motion of Sen
ator Wakefield.
HOuse of Representatives.
Mr.. Dejoie in the chair.
Fifty-fve members present.
Adjourned OF motion of Mr.. WalkeE,
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HOW r11R vorn STOOD
COrTeCsing a Misrepresentation
PAcxARDs VOTE IF HAYES

GoverneE Packard last night telegraphed
the following document to the Cincinnati
Commercial, to correct q misapprehension
that seems to exist with certain Northern
editors regarding the votes cast in Louisi-
ana for the State and national candi-
dates;
New oRsaGNs, March 8, 1877.
To the Editor of the C,ncinnsti Commercial:
SR-In an editorial in the-Commercial
of the seventh instant, you state ''the act
of the ELECTORAL Gommissionl has no bear
ing whatever upon the legitimacy of the
Packard government, unless it can be
proven that, as matter of fact, more
votes were csst for Packard than for the
Republican electors who were certified by
the Returning Board"
The Returning Board certified the vote
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-10

S. B. Packard .74,s24 R.T. Nichols. 1888
The average Republican electoral vote,
as declared by the Returning Board, was
IA. 1876, and the average majority 1891. The
vote Tor Packard, as declared by this board,
was 1888 mora than the average electoral
vote, and his majority was 1926 But it is
important TO notice in this connection that
there was wide Difference between the
votes of the eight different Republican cleo
tors. The, two electors at large on the Re-
publican ticket received, by the Returning
Boards count, more than 1000 more votes
than did some of their colleagues. While,
therefore. the average majority for electors
was 565 more than it was for Packard,
there were only four electors who indi-
vidually received q larger majority. The
rest received majority considerably below
Packard's.
The Democratic count was as follows:
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PaclSard,s Assailant.

A Philadelphia dispatch of March to
the New York Herald says;
William Henry Weldon, who attempted
the life of Mr.. Packard at New Orleans, on
the fifteenth of February, arrived in this
city yesterday, accompanied by his father,
the Rev. Z. +. Weldon, the Luthefs3 min
lister in West Philadelphia al me Rev. Mr..
We.s W.....,.. ieft for New Orleans three days
after the news came Of the shooting, and
an his arrival was presented to Governor
Packard, who listened to his appeals in be-
half OF the misguided young man with
great kindness. Mr.. Weldon speaks very
Gratefully Of the Governors magnanimous
treatment Of his son and himself. Tbs
Young man was visited by the Governors
own physician while in prison, and hts
wounds carefully attended to. On Thurs
day last he was admitted TO bail in 5000,
and at once permitted to accompany his
father home.
Mr Packard stated that ct first he be-
ieved the assault upon him was premsdl-
tated. and grew out Of conspiracy 80
murder him, for he had been warned the
I day before by mail that such an attempt
was TO be made upon his life within twenty.
Il four hours.
Judae Kelley, however, autographed from
4 Washington that he knew Weldon and bis
l peopla well, and that the young me-
l whatever ela9 his MDNNo1 lAA4A4 AA4t
] heen. was incapable Of eEsEing into
eonspiracy to murdss This telegram. to
asther with seldon's previous good char
aeter, led Governor Packard to heliey'
that his assAilant wag under the iDaneae
Of liquor when the asgault was maoa, en'
not morally responsible fen bis aetiene. =
vas. Therefore. disposed 60 be leHiept Wal
Weldon, and offered no reeistanee 70 nl
, release on bail; aad it WAS inftass 70.
mated "a the father that neither the So
+ ernor nor any oba Of the Witnesses 70 q
1 SHOOTING would appeAE against az sou 2.
/. tore The grand jury The Nichols GqEeIal Z
= sne.st. HAVING no oiicial knowledge Of q
/, er,ine afniust WaldQn, did not propose
& interfere with him,
Z Yonna Weldon statsa that Pc lsle ths s.
nisf 81 Pepper & Coz ot NoosIe' fu
before the ahootinEs Ap1 ppth
. NsT Ofleana hut atoat
3 i arnarrad. Hadnof o9s
44.1 n f lft1ll se
Is Ntl 4
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y y y HANGE in THE STATUS
ATlr PROPHETS WITHOUT soNoR
Blends SATISFIED TO WAIT
. .As Nsw Orlsans RssnsIIeaa.

|baaa 1
,esIst: Sta WAsHNoroS, March 9, 1877.
ct we just had lengthy interview with
Land lliam R. Morrison, chairman Of
pused cratic investigating committee
Sialms Es 1nS ia you q few weeks ago.
pad cas- uison says he went to Louisiana
BouI lit about the Governor, and did
Pi the to discover something wrong
Sh ~ coTarnor's office; but, much TO
nv y re se ana qualification, he found in
/ !, you SRa y Packard one of the most up
honest man he eyer met. In
y loFs SowSS We diss. politically speaking, about
|SsinS packard Office, he found every
& : % Qecsly clean.
! Comm rgison says, moreover, that if
SSSS CSsTRs = 81 Republican ticket was elected
!. Gy Iytta ~ a, Governor Packard was like
We d ID and that it would be great
MORE iuatice to accept the one and
Eiet Of
number Of prominent Demo-
Nc "a 6r with Mr. Mosrison's views,
bate did no business whatever
E LeE' ion to-day, except TO refer
IiiN' e1edentials to Senator Nor
e'''' iltee foF further examination
pge The standing commintees-
nes wall be confFmed sc-moE-
IN pndny at farthest
Is expectations. tho Demo-
|lluHlfI generally pleased with Mr..
asiion as Postmaster General.
course "a denouncing the
Oregon trick. voting to in
llssiaaippi aaaiFs, and many
nd arc characteristic acts, did not
|th prom Pie. to tho favor oT the Demo.
m the M. ily They say, moreover,
aampaIgn speeches be made
oq flequent allusions 70 Gov
hat The high character, but never
= ~ s-s ~. Governor Tilden's ihlssrity.
sEsualvs = probably Be ID extra session
q ian or "a lene.
- gao remakps unchanged,
apany,s o lssn anything slze thas the
|Ossoaaoe laims Of Nichols sscogni-
- anatds.
oNahnS s1alIisS Rapuhneans L. tais city
{ sst ~ ~ 1dsnt inter sWs with The
\" sr,s,,Sl ..4 f,41l. !. Itefo4 tt6t l-t-.S-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-10

My vote for Governor, as certified by
the Returning Board, received and laid
before the General Assembly by the Sec
retary of State and counted by that body,
was as follows:
Stephen b. Packard ....... ,624
Votes as opened before the Returning
Board, and certified by the Democratic
State Central Committee.
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RelIalans.

The Rev 4. ND. Wed, b. b., one
of the bishops OF the zfrican Methodist
Episcopal Church, '6il preach on Sunday
al three o'clock, AZ Row Mr.. GARDENERS
church, corner Of cadiz and Coliseum
streets, IN tie sixth DISTRICT a cordial
invitation is extended BY Brother Gafdne'
to all, white and colo1ed, to be present p1
The occasion to listen 70 the words e ga
srninshtenE eleaa aizlas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-10
The Louisiana Question from Another
Standpoint.

The Cincinnati Times of the seventh in
slant says:
The figures in relation to Louisiana again
become an object of interest. The question
of Kellogg's admission to the Senate will
make these statistical facts of value. There
are four TABLES which it is necessary to look
at in this c0nnection--the count of the Re-
turning Board on the electoral and State
tickets, and the Democratic count on the
same. The Returning Board declared these
results, which, for convenience, we arrange
in tabular form:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-10

The following letter was Received b.
Senator Blaine on Thursday and fur.
nished to tho Associated Press:
WAsHAoToE. March s, 1877.
10 Hon, D q. Blaine:
DEAR SlR- Hon. William M Evarts beas
me e say 90 yen fhat he did not inaorse
the lstleF oi Sl4nlay AlaatheNs TO Gov
afnor Chanaerlai 81 fho extend innlied
hJ the telegram Of Governor Ohamherlsin
% me; that The letiet Hes nfeaAnfsi ~ hitn
by 1Lr, Haekeli, a. South carnlina, and Ia
wrote upon e substantially e. followe.
&ssat 30 lad read tho eolne letters shaf
be desired toaoe the tfo1Ntea "a a.9enth Car
oAra composed, and he ataf 70 kear
rem a0Fnrnal ehemotrIa'e 0@an fh6 4uh.
JEST Very resnec Itio
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-10

TER SENATE.

The Senate of the FOrty-Afh Congress
met ia extra session on Monday. The
following is list of the Senators 50 far as
SEQ ga.
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IDENT HAYES REALIzEs n
ENooURAeESfEp1
] !. Oh. New orlsan. RsDuA.,pus

WAsHrNsroN, March 8, 1877.
Eew York Times and TFdbune of
Nv declare that Packard's title to
Eernorshipiis perfect.
National Republican, a paper which
d many ambiguous things of late,
bite clearly this morning that be
Il reccgnized for his entire term, il
sussain himself, and that Ksllegg
& seated in the Senate.
ything is looking better for the
beople Of Louisiana.
ident Hayes is giving favorable
bcessto our friends here.
barefal not TO believe any Bemo
eports you may hear about com
e. None will beproposedsor enter,
which does not sustain Packard il
ce to which he hRs1been elected BY
rages of his fellow-citizens. d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-10

The two seats of Louisiana and one of
South Carolina are vacant, awaiting the
action of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. With Mr. Davis, of Iii.
nois, classified as a Democrat-for they
elected him and he belongs to them-the
Senate now stands as follows:
Republicans. ............ ..,.................,.3 SO
d. moerate. .....,.. ............3 "a
Vacaneies...---..
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
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|ARD MUST BE RECOGNIZED
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|Oaa MUST BE THE SENATOR
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|ANGING FRONT
ING DOWN 10 THE FACTS

YORK NEWSPAPER OPINIONS
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|oMMRROl
avRihng
L act os1
ared etr1s
as hmendI
Supreme
District O.
At the Ol
b 'Eo@nH.ls. I
JOIN 5,
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roRRIsoN INTERVIEWED
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|sioner.
" acre
|shese I
| regist,
lot we I
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WHo UHi
|6hs AZ
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.AwFUk WAY OUT OF IT
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coMPllMENrs PAID PACKARD
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l|IE EXTRA sEsslaN Of CONGRESS
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Land

|olIted |
be- and |
|olalnis,I
|sad eaal
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that thsI
10 day o
the aeps
oRsnniVe
ID ian or
hneen nj
ananTh Q
ostomoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-08
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Cooley s cork Corse
ISAAC EICH BERG,

(Sole Agent for Alexsndria)
CORK IN LIEU OF BUNE-Elegant, easy
durable and delightful TO tho wosror. NO more
boEes breaking. No cutting Of fabric Inc
public may roly upon Cooloy's Cork Corset as
being the very best and most comfortable Cor
set made 1t gives plumpness to the figure
which no othor Corset can approach The pres
sure and burden of dresses, as now worn, render
it absolutely necessary for ladies who pay any
regard to health to wesr some kind Of Corset
to relieve this pressure. Ladies will find TO their
satisfaction and comfort that Cooley Cork Cor
set ID tho best adapted for this purpose. jy II
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DEADY FOR sun NJ ER.
II. BRENGLES
ICE CREAM PARLOKS,

II. BRENGLES
ICE CREAM PARLORS,
King street,
Have bocr raiittol 8nI arranged in the most
apprayei stvla OF comfort and ease; and he
promises Curing the proaont soason to mcot the
wants Of h.s patrons in tho aams acceptable
mannor as for years past.
as- leo Cream, Wstar lees. Soda Water,
Cakes, Pas, Fru! and Confectionery always on
hand.
FROZEN CUSTARD made to ordar and de-
livcrcd to any part Of tho city.
TONIC RGER. Of my own manufacture, a
superior article, drawn from fountain always
on hand.
ms-Ordors promptly attended to and families
supplied my 2-e0tf
TCE COLD SODA. VIClY, KISSENGEN
E AND
BEDFORD WATERS,
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS.
Chocolate,
Tea and
| Caliraya Syrups
AtJANNEY u CO.'S. Branch Store,
ap % II. w. cor. King and Royal streets
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GROCERIES AND LlQUU5ss.

Comprising
Family Roo Potomac Herring in D6Is 81 ] do.
Bay Island Labrador and Boono Bay Split
Herring.
Newfoundland Round and Split Horrng
Call carly and buy choap.
SAM'L. j. REED,
jy2 No 74 S. Fairnx st, Alexandria
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ECE CREAM. SODA WATER, &c

ECE CREAM SODA WAEslas, &c.
NoTIcs.
respectfully inform my cuatomars and the
ciliLies for tho manufacture Of
ICE CREAM,
EN- now prepared to furnish Cnmiiies. rianics
and parties at the lowest rates with superior
article, in quantities to suit.
MylCE CREAM PAKLORS will ba found
AS omfortable as any 10 tho city, they having
recently been reftted for tho comfort and con.
venence OF my patrons, who will 30 served at
sll hours with DELICIOUS CREAM of any
desired flavor and ice cold SODA WAITER,
made of The purest Syrups.
FRUIT of all kinds in season.
A la- 20 line of CONFECTlONEY GOODS,
such as CANDIES, NUTS, SC, constantly on
hand and for sale Wholesale and retail at bottom
prices. CHRISTIAN SCHAFER.
No. 8 north Fairfax st.,
mv22-3m Alexandra, Va.
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HOONS, STATIONERY, dc.
MEDICINAL.

HAPPY RELIEF TO YOUNG,
n MEN from the effects of Errors and II
~ = Abuses in early life. MANHOOD =
S . C|RESTORED. Impediments TO Mar 3
q <lriage removed. New method Of treat S
. 6EIment. Now and remarkable romodies; Q
pES Books and circulars sent FREQ in soalod
3 n envelopes. Address HOWARD AS. s
q SISOCIATION, 4lo N. Ninth St., Phila- 2
S|delphis, Pa. An Institution having q I.
Shigh reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. ap 21-ly |
DUTLERS BAIISAMIC MIXTURE. FOX
ID FORTY YEARS KNOWN AS THE IN
FALLIBLE REMEDY.
Price one dollar per bottle. feb 2S-lv
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~.
GsTARTLINH AND STRANGE DEVEI.-
- OpEMENTS.
Tha whole business community Wss thrown
into state OF violent excitement and agitation
this morning by tha discovery that
Cd. BENDHEIM,
Az HIS PALACE DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 1l2 King street,
was and has been solling his gooCs st 3
WONDERFUL SACRlFlCE,
for no other reason thsn to keep his stock NOV
ing. Being interviewed, this strange event wss
only augmented by the fact that he intcnda 10
completely revolutonzo The Dry Goods trade
in Alexandria AS regards prices, &c.
DOWN WITH YOUR PRICE&l
Bost Calico 54c Organdl Lawn lie; yard
wide Linen for dresses 19c; Dress Goods, plaid
or striped, 10c; Grenadines at your own priGos :
Parasols from 6Gc TO SIS; Cassimeres, AL wool.
soc; 100 yards Spool Silk e.: good papor Of
Pins &c; q lfno White Spread 81 25; best Shirt
ing, striped, TO-; fine Victoria Lawn l25c .
good Ladies' Gsuze Vest for 45c; also large
stock Of Gents Underwear, which wo will sell
OF bottom figures good Linen Crash 7c per yd ;
also n large line of Ladies' Linen Suits, which
will bo sold at the lowest prices before carrying
over. A call is all he asks. jy
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Henry EngIehardt' Lager Door.

(Bo!t!od for Family Uso and Shipping)
The attention OF tho public is respectfully y Cali,
cd to q very superior ariclc Of iIhGEE snd
WEISS BEHB, hrewcd from the bo:t A!sl ard
Hops with tho greatest care for is purity, and
put up in the most con genicrt style with patent
stoppers.
Invalids or deiicstu persons will derive auol'
benefit from its use. Orders loft st l!oil:s Ap-
pich's restaurant will receive prompt ai.cnt;oa
Country merchants and dealers supplied st
lowest rates. Deiivorod to any part OF lho city.
GEN&I EEGkEHARDT,
my5 Wost End Brewery.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DRICES REDUCED.

fDRlCES REDUCED.
am now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 TO SIS.
Partial sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Where sets arc to be put in no charge will be
made for extracting.
DIR. FAWCETT. Dentist
nay 2-tf No. 81 N. Wash. ST., Aloxs, Va.
1\R ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutaw street,
- Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
Hospital .nd Special Practice. will guarantee a
Cure in sll Diseases of the Urinary Organs
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General Do
bility, impotency, Qoas Of sexual power) Ex-
hauston and all bad effects arising from early
indiscrotions aud abuses. Also all Female Com
paints Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in 5 TO 10 days. Or. H., endorsed by tho
leading physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
honorable and scientific treatment to ell placing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
strictly confidential. Gan be consulted in Wash
ington every Wednesday, and Saturday, from 2
to 8 p m., at his office, S2l u ST., between 9th
and 10Th. Call or write, enclosing sterop for
reply. feb lS-ly
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

wish TO notify my friends and tho public in
general that have removed from my former
place of business (No 46 King strooD to my new
store, whore shall be pleased to see all who
may want anything in my line, which consists
Of COOKING and HEATING STOVES. Tin,
Copper, Galvanized and Sheet Iron Ware.
Stove Castings and Brick of all description
furnished at short notice. Old Cooking Stoves
repaired and made as good as new, or taken in
exchange for new onos. JOB WORK and RE-
PAIRING of ali kinds done in tho best manner,
ard ROOFING, GUTTERING and SPOUT
mo, in town or country, promptly attended
to. Gfs" Don't forget tho place, No. % King
street. cne square below old stand, and on the
opposite side
iv Id EN((iH (tRl nj Ms.
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ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
A GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Ssvc your timo, labor and money by calling at
Mrs. s. X. SNIDER'S
VARIETY STORE,

d door Fl ON s. E. cor. King and FalrIaX sts.
To mako your purchases in
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DRY GOODS.

GUM MER NOV r L e S.
~
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ALEXANDRIA. VA WEDN ESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1877.
FOE SALE ssss RENT.

HOE RENT--Dcsiring q smslcr house, Inc
~ one i'll which l reside is offered for rent.
For particulars enquire Of Samuel &, Brent,
King street.
iy24 VIM. KiLGOUE.
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$50. 100, 200, 500 1000.

A L,EXAEDER FROTHlNGHAM & CO,
N BROKERS' No II Wall street, New York.
mako desirable investments in stocks, which
frequently pay from Gve to twenty times the
amount invested. Stocks bought sNd carried as
long As desired on deposit Of lhroo ror cent.
Explanatory circulars mid woekiy reports sen;
free new 1ofN' my i1-eo''
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To mako your purchases II
HOUSE, EFURNISHING GOODS
She has in store and isconstantly receiving largo
quantities Of China and Queenswsrc, Glass, Tin,
Wood and Willow Ware, Brushes of al kinds,
Busters, Brooma, Rope, Backing Lanterns,
Lamps and Lamp Goods, all kinds OF llluml-
Mating Oils and Toys in great variety mn 81
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WINES iaNEe E4EzsJDgsG.

pEDUCTION II BOTTLED BEER
"a Robert P0:tners Bottled Vienna Beor, S5c.
per doaon, delivered to &ny part o. The city.
Bottles 10 TO returned.
GEO, McbURNEI S SON,
Inv 10 1GG and 170 King gs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-19

The N. Y. Tribune says, "the Republic
can politicians of the South have had
their day" and their opportunity, and
haye proven a disgraceful and corrupt
failure. This is true-but has the Repub-
lican party in the General Government
been anything else than corrupt fail
ureP Have they giventhe country hon
est and economical government Have
not the leaders run the General Govern
ment in the interest of themselves
and their special friends, and thereby
robbed and ruined the countryP Do
they propose reform" nowH They have
steadily opposed in Congress every de-
mand of the Democratic House to curtail
e, penditures. For these reasons the peO-
pie threw them overheard at the late
election, and chose Mr.. Tilden President.
The Republican party now enjoys Pres
ident' who was counted in by fraud,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-19

The address of Gov. Chamberlain is
very able manly document. 1t is Sc
we're on the policy of the President which
has compelled him to that step, but ad-
mits his motives are unquestionably pure
and patriotic, and hopes that events may
vindiCate the wisdom Of his action. AS
this address, and matters connected with
it will be an important item in our po-
itical history, we shall give it entire to
our readers next week.-Repository
The DEMOCRAT gave this important doc
ument last week. 'It is severe on the
policy of the President" saying "by the
order of the President, UhOm your votes alone
rescued from Overwhelming defeat, The gov-
ernment of the United States abandon8 you,
deliberately tOithdraws from you its support,
aOith The full knOacledge that The IatUful gou-
ernment Of the State wiu be speedily over'
hrown."
This is SO "severe" that we cannot see
where the "pure and patriotic motives
unqnestionably" come in.