, 1877-02-23


TfiiBUaTER INDEFINITELY.
It IA understood that they propose 10 postpone
beginning this o. long AZ possible In order TINT
1t may mot be necessary to continue It more than
day or two to effect the desired purpose The
reYolutionfsts have been engaged Ill day to-day
In per.cct:ng their plans, md tcrn IA not t!Ie
least doubt ttat they will attempt to put them
In operation. Whether they Will supectl or not
.rcmatns to 10 seen.
In anticipation Of the decision of The Oregon
cnse In farnr Of Hayes, the clique of Democratic
reyolnslonfsts who hare determined upn fac-
t!ous eourac have been very br,sy to-day Ia caE-
wasting the House seeking to pledge members
tt dtibastcr until tho 4th Of Marct,. TheT hare
presented their scheme to many Democrats who
have
- DECLINED TO GO INTO II.
From persons Of this character tho following de-
tails are learned: The scyolutlonfsts request CO.
operation on the ground that II sufficient
number can bc Induced to stand together to
cal! the yeaa and navs, a new elec-
tiop Will DC certain. They also present
the DRIFT Of bill providing fur itew election
nc1t Mar, md making the Secretary Of State
Regent until the election Is determined. Some
of those who were approached declined 10 enter
tain The subject for thu reason TINT tier could
not be rnnyInced that new election won,l oc
the result. Each Of the peraons engaged in
tins Undertaking has list Of Demot1atit nlu1u+
hers Ut the ll1sise, with the persolts checked III
who nte pledged 70 the scheme. Up to tl'Is
evening the managers
CLAIM Z, HAVE As VOTES. ....
That Is not enough to force the calling Of the
ysas ana nass when ,, te1e is full op,s
number nf factfous Democrats, possibly not 10
nany a. forty, ars determined not to abide by
The ea!lcns Of tlclr party. ont to lnsst upon lE
Ses,ernx rh,x TO- aeiea. the Presidential count:
matter carefully ttay. hay til: nuin1,er will NOT
react, thirty. 1t all liazartls tho names OF the
psrsons arc substantially as already published.
They arc
wonKlsa IN CHEAT sEcnEcr,
and aro careful to ayotl attracting the u.tentton
of Republican members. They met t1-n!Rl,t to
ton'parc lists Of persons who arc pledged to
ss ssS':G' e fsatss; sss ssps tp 6 ossss 81, s
to the remaining lliuc States. When Oregon Is re-
turned 10 tlicJuint Convention for liuyes. these
1cy0utlonlsts will tnstht un motion Ut d recess
Randal's ruling notton for ono recess can be
entertained. They will object to pcnneytyan!a
on the ground that two OF the ELECTORS wera
Ccates,,ll Commissioners. They have been
buay all tlay tn1carorfng to oltaiti evidence tu
that effect, nnd llave sauscd persons to be sent
to the Interior Department tn
HANaAcK TIN PILES
IN the hope OF discovering evidence Ut nl1c1cu
lnclE!lilty which Ii not there. II the Oh eetion
IL sustained. aud thu two Houses are compelled
tu separate, these fartIonIsts will cndeayor to
obtaln recess Of another day ou Pennsylvania.
seafsy tSa pro1ane, tas ,cy VII rass one
1s1anl, "a thu state Legislature has already
cured whatever defccts there Euny ltay0 been
there; stu there IL possibly ground fur oblec-
f1pn which would aeIny the joint Convention for
several hours.
SOUTH CAROLINA
comes next, and urn1cr tue Terms Of the Etector
al luz. as Viee-PEesidcnt Ferry coustruea It, It
wilt iH sent 10 tho Electoral Tribunal. Ono
echemo for alibustt ring III connection wlth ttls
State will b: tn insist tiiat tho evllcncc taken
hy The sontl, Carolina Investigating Committee,
wi'lsh cleariy. fis'ws that Hayes varr;ed tllr
iv> to!a. To read all this, 4 il said, would o.
cupy llvc huurs: The Republicans havs consid-
cred the possibility that st1rl All attempt
Mtt,IiT III MADE,
and II It should be, the Vlte-I'rcsilcnt, who IN
IrcRhling ptlieer vi tho Joint Convention,
would undoubtedly tcc;t.s tlIat objection pre-
>entcd su sucll a furui would nut " the elcar
md cutletsu ob1eettun wh1.la the Electoral law
prcscs.hea all collections shstl be.
III Tennessee there III sad To 1tu Il Tltdcn In
eligible E!eetor, and u Is pus:olc tint tue cx-
trrioe factlontsts suay cndcavur to force u now'
election by ohjcctlous to one Ut their Own tnct.
IT. Vermont II il claimed that there Is M In
eligible -Tullaec,-the fret p0atn,astcs-
Esesos who was discovered. Tho Dcmocrats
will esayar to 'nsks 4I out tl4at ii. resignation
Commissioners. The alleged ineligible Electur
10 West Virginia l,a. already proved bis elglbll.
| tty. In Wisconsin there Is
ANOTHER orPoATuSITT
| for objection tn Electors, 70 that In tue nine
| States remaining ~ Ut counted alter Urcgon
there arc sx ~ Whrll tho tl1,busters can rllae
possible objections, orc OF wh!c, must bo submit
trl to the Electoral tribunal. Thls tEllbusters1lg
ctiDFt ts undoubtedly formidable, and 1t Is said
Will rcgeIyc, 20 fur rs rulings and sytn,atI,y ~,
tho SUPPORT of apeakcr Randall. Tim Repablea
ans mud DclnoeEats who nrc opt'sc,l t0 tt say
that i canuot possibly tu sucecssful. 'Thu
claim fur new election has not many fricnlE.
NEW scugME or TIE EXTREMISTS 10 DELAY
THE coDsT.
wAsnixa4os S1isS FL Ssss nbusisa bS:s IL day tho
ru,uor was uioat that Randall wus dissatisiel
witi, tho tou.se Ct eyenss. and t.ad dstss'l'lnei
IT, spssker I'll hm.tf Sts t4t. .
'Ssevst, is ss'efs il su asaay Il 1sl.arst .ss: sasf
tsrs that sueh q step is contemplated
turthcr couut Of tho Electoral yote. speaker
| Randall voted for the Electoral bill but, sut.,
the retult icviareJ III tho ease Ut Luu!sla''a, ho
lias (olncd ths ultra democrats, win arc lieut.
on tl,c ntcrroslston IT slIlatary nicasures 70 =.
to cunsua,e titus between this AMI tl.e lth Ut
March; lh tho recent caucus. he. has
G4tsa Etointy a II. Y ts 4s nks X sts 81 as tas
!shown yety, positive !eaniags IN that alret tlou
Thero hAs becn failure thus far u bsing the
Democracy up to united fruit En tho i!ibGstes-
lug plal., anu 1t s believed that tic restoration
| Of thu Speaker, whitil would ncecsstat0 tbs
suspension Ut Al! busiucss ulItii u new Speaker
IL ciceted, wuu!di,,sure'lrfuy which tho divisions
Ut the Democrats lavc nuw rendered !alprac.
tfrahle. It Ii extremely doubtful, howeyvr,
| wAutl!ur this programme would accomplish thu
purpose, % l3l Of tho Republicans III Tile uouse
I wotill Inevitably umtte with a.y lifty Denoerats
On any satae eanlit'at' aa;I SI wind up th.s pott
SUCCESS would be tu divide the Democratic
yotea amu.,G 2 nu'nlcr Of ean1s*latss., As
far ~ K:ndali u concef,ei such n
lii elallecs tnr thu speakersh!p Ut the Fnrty-
tfth Congress. THIS faet IL that strung oppu-
sitlon Il already organizing ugalst HIN amongst
| the moderate Democrats Ut thu present Cull-
gross who Ilave bceu elected to tlu iIsxt.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION 0s Tllk NEXT HOUSE.
GeuAdstns Clerk of tho lIuu<e, " that he las
yet to hear officially frun' seyenty-tlareu colI-
pared ilia i'll, aud consequently cailnot giyc
lIoFc Intelligent estimate Vt the strength u the
two parties tn the next liousu than III outsider.
Tim r1f I'd H.f,"uttN ft