The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-19
MAKING HAYES PRESIDENT.
TIE TREtCHERY or CERTiTN RETUB-
LIClNS DEDELOIIN0 ITSELF.
,uc,or. Easy Between bradley and Edmunds
An inn,iaiicd Promise TO the Frnmers
OF the Commission mn Mr. Field Looks
. TIM New pIrcctton-To-Dny's Programme.

~ nnh al m q
- ,rG,,o,,cd rrom,., 10 the rrnmers
of The commission mn Mr. Field Looks
I'm New wDi~cction-To- Dny's Programme.
yv.s,,scro~ Ech 1e-Tho Domocrats
am n, t,,or boot ovor tho hypocrisy
9,, e.o n' ~, ,ho ori,,,,ol fromcrs NJ the
,n~ -, 49, ,,,uo 90 tho corclusior
,nn, hanors oro oosv he,wcen Famunda and
nraiIcv Wbuc ,b. old oIoc,oro, committee waa
n, worry on the hill md inst finishing is Iabors
n resolution vos drawn nm bv several Demo.
cratic members dcclnring that the bill provided
for tho searching Investigation of oil questions
I'm dispute. and the intention was to embody
his in tho bill itself. when it was read. Mr. Ed
munds said. blandly. that such clause was
plainly unnecessary. as tho bill was clearly
deslencd TO Investigate the controversy. and. as
this seemed TO bo generally understood the
proposed clause was withdrawn by common
consent Tho moment this question was tested
in the commission, Senator Edmunds placed
another construction on the bill, and has since
invariably voted against looking behind the
Governors returns. This makes his record
eyon moro odious than Bradlcy's. and brands
him n the arch trickster in American politics.
The opposition OF Morton was expected.
and nothing could havo surprised him
moro than the partisan fidelity OF Ed
hlunds nfter ho had particularly assured
Democratic Senators. In order to gain
their support for the bill. that 1t contemplated
searching investigation. 1t is said that Bradley
betrayed unusual emotion when he began rcad-
ing his opinion on Louisiana. He appeared
rrostrated by the load The opening part was so
hopeful that the Democrats on the commission
felt almost certain he was to join them IN op-
posing the niamy. When he got about half
through his hand trcmbled violently. and sew
oral minutes later he staggered To q sofa. and
there finished the verdict. When he was shown
to-day tho merciless language that Senator
,Rogv usod In tho senate an saturday, predict
,, " n -, ~ ~ ''N"'o ""
nne thW bradley name would be embalmcd In
infamy he dronned n f,v crocodile tnare and
,oa.tI 81. ,' -, - 80, 'N"
'oln"Ikeu tnat his posltloh was uhoearable'
, Confidence in any favorable result has en-
t;relv evanornteJ from tho Democr,,ic ranL.
M T., ~ 49,, ,ta, ri. ,,,,,
Oregon after no has swallowed tho louisiana
Returning Board. But very conspicuous
member OF tho commission said to-day that
whom bradley expressed his opinion on Florida
So ,,.to ,,., 90 io n,,,,,, 49, /, , -. .l,.
., ,s,e '", ,.'',, ,uu'"'o
entirely II nc votes 10 count the vote Of Watts in
fh. Oregon College. But the original motion by
.Jpa,i,. Miller which ovnludod a,.;1o,,,., a., ,h,
'un'''. n'ir,' ""i'n 'Nei"ue" c'i"cnc' III Tue
ca.' % Florida, a. we'll as all subsequent ones,
,rr,, or,teo,, - sa. o.,,'o,,i,',
N"'' 'cF'''c"'o 30 lur conclusive WITHOUT
committing the tribunal to any slavish respect
n, II, NV ~ '"'"'
'"'' WIN uis' III NV oregon ca7c tlu INC
secretary OF State was the officer 10 make the
canyn-- md his calculations ennnn, ho tn,n
- ..i,t a.. ~ r, - r., ..'.. ~,
poIvu WIN py 'he uo'erhor' Inc returns show
that Watts was elected. and that will bo taken rs
final Judge Uoadlev of Cincinnati will be tho
- =, - ., :,
principal couhsel on inc part oi the Democratic
objetors to that vote and he intends to bind
the commission II nosaihle 10 tho ripid doctrines
80 :. ,-' '0 ''''9
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fho Waits certificate II tho lny Of ouisionn
co, nr',,oo, ,hn pn,rrr,n1, roor1 ,ho ,a,. -,
I'm I'm prv,.rt thn ~, n,tnrning rg boqrd, th1 lhw OF
Oiii,soia n..o, nv Ju9,hIiy vu.Sc h,duey
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,ySI Tho W'st"rn D'mncrota aro % rs,r.;olia Il,
III lsv az, ,,sn "",. !" nhi ,o rt'y ,y
real" t"iiJ .@ajre. a"..o,tim,, ~ ,.., Ntrs
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re-e Tnm"dintcv th,ronfnr mo sanste mi
,ii'iii'' ~, ''cly lrlIui.r, Wy orhnVc VIII
yt,y ,ouidor AMI M nv, W. MN M0 th Ics WI
Its orr{ions TO counting the votes 9i Lousi;
"nd @ ~ am.mliuiis m ~ ti'h uuvlzi1h nIr uil lttpaltI
tb ' MI io oy yIn ~ tl'ia,r "l
- VIII De- SPREAD upon thc records, signed also
J.! h'W,y ~ ", Deh.,tatic members ana sen
VIII .roak tlr.i ON IN. pam"crati, si1n' AMI XII
probably be followed by others Of the
hhonislhna deesation. TO whom Speaker
nahltii mas gwen control OF inc moor iOr
- Ihn brh3 'ratlc, members OF that ,uoicgation
~, G"hligi, Ne nrst hour. ana lhG Republican
sS,, ss,9nl h9ur Ihe two Houses WlIl probably
o'Ipi ~ II Nol' ul tllc nlnln ", ,ruon III up9ut
& ",lv @' ahI -onh ,,n"rrhiIr. VII reas-.inole IN
!%o,nt % iN,hllnn, !, mere no. pelhs n con, ,ufrrht