Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

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port Of ~ rsnor, ~ ,hs comn,,..ia, n.
held thst The ruling Of the Commi..iar
was ~sbundantlv %sunportcd Inv most cocsn,
reasons. and 40 ave ruied oiierri.e vsuiJ
have been 10 ssssrt iurisdictio nm IN ~inouirs
into and oysrturn the sctien OF All N,
States In the sppointmsnt Of THAR elec.
tors. aAd 10 institute proceedings In the
nature Of An action Of oro ,rsrra,,o IN nv
the title Of eyeryona ~ an. nsr.ons an,
nointeJ a. .nch Tho Iii Jrs,,l,l
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ststes other than sncb AZ might rel,ta to
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mi Law for ai"c,;nr P,.sIJ.nt snJ vica
prs.iJent n ths limited Stste. Was final
and not .nbIect 10 ic sct asido Inv Con.
yrs.. 1Ths noxsr ot Conyrcs. vas "a
sa,nt r., - To-, ,In,v csrs;aej vo,ss y,
&C.,.
rnctor so,,ovsd nm Al. ,,ro.,,o all.
NJ s.iJ III r,.mh.r" ~ Tho rommis.Ion
hal .slsn an oatb ~ rsndsr inJrmsnt sr.
cordinr 10 ,he cons,i,ntian AL Ia Ths
Commi..ion in n,ssinc mon he eIivi.
billty OF Humplrcy.. Ind declined 10 pass
ON The question OF The validity OF the vote
of an Incompetent ~elector. Did tho Com.
mission mean TO decide that tho incli,i-
bility of an elcctor was 10 have no effect
on the validity Of his voteg II q siate APP
painted an ineligible %olcctor was. he, not
withstanding, TO be declared by the Com.
mission and by the two Houses 10 b. com.
petant as an ~cisctor, and his vote 10 10 a
valid vote2 II SO, thsn the Act Of tho
Canvassing Boaad OF this State was valid
and constitutional. II not II was void. In
regard to the main question, tho decision
of the Commission was 10 the effect that tho
only voice permitted 10 speak for A State In
the matter Of a Presidential election, was
the voice Of a Canyassing Board aud VI M
Executive, and that the voice Of tho Judi
cisry and Legislature must he hushsd In
silence. He contended that all the organs
Of the STATE must speak its voice.
Banks and Frye favored aud Springer
and Hurd opposed tho report.
Carr said he doubted not that under pal-
pable facts bsyond tho Goycrnor's certia.
csts. Florida sbould have BEEN returned