The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-09-12

him. and in hoping that the results Of this
r,oiiev viii lie heace. good viii, and the com
plote recognition Of the oqnal nfhis OF AZ men
In every section of the country, aud 70 inc ef-
forts OF his administration 10 AIRY INTO eject
tie principles Of the platform upon which he
was elected, we pledge our heSty ana eoiuiAi
support.
second-The Electoral Commission having
been created az the urgent solicitation OF inc
Democrats party, and after the oft-repeated
declarations Of its leaders IN both Houses OF
Congress that no faction oouldeAyil at is deci-
sion, we witness with profound astonishmen'
the assaults Of that party upon the august M
bunsl OF lis own creation. because its deeisi lns
disappointed their expootationi OF oihqf Cat
ronage, which a. saulis 20 far a. they r.. = 10
impair the confidence Of the paople IN Il ! Just
title OF the President TO his high Z, are
equally childish AMI foolish, lat may become
extremely misohievous in assisting to dhninish
the popular respect for the DECISIONS OF iA"iul
tribunals.
The third resolution calls upon memttrs OF
the State and national legislatures TO ASSN the
return Of prosperity to the country by adg tI .,e
such measures as viii conduce 10 that Sc Is the
fourth and fifth oppose any grant Of Bna tean
100 acres Of land TO any one Persets Oh 20
oppose the reissue Of pateni7'( ,,-,or'N,,,
gress. ,ttk ,oA eNs1e -
under the laws Of Cjrpr.s5fcS onSS, Nc spseoin
standard warrants tlnen. sseInar,oo 40 early
repeal of the legisl & ~ ,shAcn fffsN1es9i
silver and estabhshetSi ,h ,rnosl frIfold
standard. and we the getting, fsIdl.Y ,lto
the free use use AND unIllading MAJ, Il III uateJ
t dO,lr q he iiJS sp Ieg "a ctl ed ts fup
years of our naiiona not gettS the -. g
the equality 81 the 1t remks us e bo 9TH
Il; TnS circulation 1ir 'he larsfpa
The seventh resolution ndorsed the admins
traton of Gov. Hartranft
Fighth-We are in fay,r OF law, and against
lawlessness and anarchy, with all their attend
ant horrors and crimes. Equal rights IN max
| ing laws impose equal duies in obeying them
when made, and we rendr our hearty thanks
| to Governor Hartranft md the officers and
! soldiers of his command for the prompt and,
we hope, the effectual suppression OF the law
| less disturbances which recently occurred IN
/ this State
Ninth-That we hold In equal respect the
/ rights of capital to contrA its Investments ana
Of labor to determine the value of its services
| that we deprecate apXpsiertion by violence OF
| the rights OF either, and we assert II as the
| duty of all citizens TO hold their respective
rights within the last limitations OF toe law,
| and that any attempt to c'erce the other by
unlawful means should DO promptly repressed
| by such lawful authorities a the exgency de-
mands.
The remaining resolutions except the eley-
enth, which fayors a protective tariff, relate
entirely to State affairs.
William NJ. Tweed was brought before COM
mittee of New York aldermen, appointed to in
vestigate the Tweed ring, AMI began history
of the transe oia in which he had partlcl.
pated, and an enumeration Of the names OF
alleged corrupt tTty aBl State officials, with
whom he had een~ftsns'Jted and who had
aided him in the nefaious practices. AT
Steubenyille, Ohio freight train jumped the
track and ran down al embankment, causing
the death of Robert LAWS and more or less
severe injuries to a number Of others -. The
election in California ha resulted probably IN q
Democratic majority in he Legislature ON JOINT
ballot. A party of for men at Wapakoneta,
Ohio, surprised Mr.. Mers, the county treas
urer. while on his way home at night from a
festival, took him to th,court house, and their
tortured him by fire, lntil he disclosed the
combination Of the safe The robbers secured
about $40, 900 and fled Mr.. Myers was dis
covered next morningRnd released from his
painful position a Camp Robinson, Neb.,
Crazy Horse, the welknown Indian chief,
while attempting to ecape from the guard
house, in which he hadbeen confined, received
injuries which ended j his death on the fol.
lowing day John Jenkins was killed and
several other miners Iere injured by an OK
plosion of gas in the Hoenix Park mine, neal
Minersville, Pa ..Josph Thompson, black
smith, has been nOminted by the workngmen
of Baltimore as their cndidate for mayor.