The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

whether ANYBODY supposed that, n the dccisuu
had hpCu the other Wa,. the objections would
have bcya heard FROM the Democratic party.
Nr. McNAhou thuw.A yf nhfo, said he had
been "a Louisiana aut could SAY that Samuel
J. uldyu had carried auieaua ua fairly and
honestly as NaNu- had carried bl+0.
Alr lucc ,b.m.L If ohlo, protested against
the wrong and NlaloUvy embedded ls thv dutte.
ion, and arsurd ,hat the whole suhjrct should
bt referred hack o. the commission. lN this
jcc,,iou government ot order wa, a. be sup.
planted ly government uf fraud aud Nluloucv.
aud hy tcared that to WAs hut the beginning ui
The ,ud ~ thy NvVull.can institution. ot hts
country
Ms fost,r Ryp1. ot Ohio aiakr vt thr dul,
ct Geth parties o. abide by the drtttHu. and
said THIS Is mot a timv Tor myty party cAustauuu,
Tie said that Ny bNNt u t,sN. Hayes distract
and tlat the lyaplg gf aN rvgl4eua ot thg vuutt-
trN may coutlcHuy vNFvyt iuam ham myt uilN
talr hat generous cousdyratlau. lle added
ssN that hIs highest ambition will Be- ta admin
lst,r tao EuhetAWviI 30 IatTiaAtsIlN sui wisely
as o. vltv away vNytN I,y,ssIty ur ,Ayurg teT
tho formation af parties o.. a ara14.tiAi la-Gs aad
al. traet- % VsrtA vylgg hurs that tA,Fu8ilrg
We shall hear Lc Uagy ~ Il soaa SaHth yr i
united North. The dag shall frat oNyg SJatrs.
Hat provinces over frsvusf, uut sul5vet-.
When OaN. haNya aENvAlel a. ths {eaE.e ut llEg
~sutA lu has lottuf ut aeyeptauov. he addrv~sgd
Them sa " Ma cuuutsNus-u s aGi uAN uut h3a
yNuutymvu Are Hat ghr Southern States fhc
equal ~ ylso-e .U tile north. east ~ west ani I@
l,'f fN. S.rfh I'D trf...s.l f.rt I'D th. n4tfast .
It h.. t...s .-ssI ..,,sr.ft.lt saA f,.f tGs rUf-
lsas,s uE -t!rrlur die u.sl rss-au. gf ghg human
heart a. laA aeuaus. that thr Sauth uudgr
President hsFvs Wust -ubm4l Ca au uu rau1l-
tlutal Surrender ta rho E.pulacaa party. Nc
sir ul such demand uH. te made. An tAnl
,glll te gNueztgd t- the u4trtuyt sa-gr4lafllu ~
southern ratftuls lti thv grJat ,u4A 20 ry.stora-
tas taruueh thr UMul thg CuRatitutl.u. and
tna Enforcement of tha laws " this Ergat
work the representative m,u Of th, South have
sllysdy distinguished GAyur hg7 tal I-ttutem
sud ,taggsuausAlp during tAe pgudgucy Jf the
prvsgut cr.s ut 0ur history,
My~-Es. JsAPa tHsp.A Mac, Waterman
)iNmA kNa Goa DEM, y r., hoatauI
Erm 3 Ohio liA, pyuLf. La, h,.iN EyWh h
Pa Wood Dem. v L., aud others tsuh part
lu lhg dtlats. When lne debate taa-td tAr
House prsttsiel 10 vote ua tAe order Submit.
tgt by Mr Gibson ghG5 tAe Hayes yita' ue
NOT counted MIR uurlbut having Ws,- asu
hi> smgadmratH. 4ul t Was aggse a.. saas.
Ia u2y-, ~ d party vote, gNgop, .HAt Mye.s.
>rr'yy Ani Hsrsy 81 Massachusetts, voted With
tlg hvmuegAss.
After the decision On lLc tribunal giNiu. the
electoral vote gf Oregon O. Hay,s aud Wheeler.
Nj. Hale tEeH-f. 81 Aa-ae. prg~tutol the fol
lowing euieEs
Ordered That ghg count ~ tie electoral vote
of the State II Oregon shall proceed lu -au-
tartulyy With the decision ug ,Ae Electoral COM
mission
Mr.. lane offered the tull5Nlue IS -uhstt-
tu.r
Ordered, That gho vote purqarEIa- ta hg an
electoral yate for President aal Nssg- President
and which was given by uur J0Aa W. Watts
claiming Go he an civcgar ttufu the State Jf
Oregon, tv mot counted.
After considerable discussion Mr. Lane sub
-tltute o. Mr.. Hale. resolution VAS then asrre4
lo BY vote II l5l yeas 10 lu7 uays.
The House hAy3ue under lUusldorAIian
ca-s - Eleetor Easgs, II F,nusylyaula. by
vote uf l53 % llt voted that the evidence la
the case should be rVad. Ile ease called forth
8 lengthy debate aHi considerable excitement
il the House. Mr.. Kelley tGgp (. uf pcuusyl.
Yania, offered a resolution that the vote -
Haggs should te counted and Mr.. ~tenger
Dem 7, of Pennsylvania, offered d substitute
that ts should not be.
The vote Vas then fAkca un Mr.. Styueer's
substitute for Mr.. ktlleys resolution. aud lt
was adopted yeas. 1856 nays. lIg
SO the House decided that the vote Ug Nj
Eosss should not l. counted because hg v Al
not appointed IN conformity With the caHstltu-
uoa andlaWs ot Pennsylvania
After The vsie was taken, Mr.. lupVis Con ~
pllu, moved that iGe House take q rycr.s until
Ten % C-0cA tho following aav. Rejected yeas
SIS uAys. rs,
Ar. Brtu Dem. }, cf harisud offered
resolution declaring that the tutc uf William =
Slater, a Rhode Island rirtt1r, ,hvull not he
counted.
Mr.. Eanes lsp.f. az Ehoie Island. offered
a. a substitute a resolution declaring that the
vote ~ said slater should he suuHtrd
The discussion having slo-.-i ths u.n-.. ,.F.,-
ceesl,tl 10 vatr "a me RESOLUTION .,.y--.f hy Nr
Eames that the vote II the stat. bs ...rffuf,3
ana il MA. al..,,,-4 ,.if fl,..,,.' a ,If,s.sr.,,
l"l ''1N1 'NS'ANi''N.
After tho debate Fiss. Har4s- fFf. vHt. Ft.s.-