The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-28

that ought TO bo certified. A million of whitn
gUpfG pf wsnI orypgg ~ IL 4g and more han guar
.,:ss pi race. color, or previous condition of
seryl.ude. We're crying out against another
the fowler did not set his net in the presence Of
s ursana Sr9s fs psI PAD neSn aspresd % in tho
Tbesv Tbsce r c' a g Ypn5 an5 nv n1 m nu h2t &
would he kept-hc saw no false prctcnccs IN it
that we were, now to have Goycrnmcnt that
said that the States would have their
autonomy that the same. were promised by
,,s,,y Iurx,ey, Th9t Government promised that the
Christian conImunities should have Christian
Judges and Mohammcdan people Mohammo-
officers should not be excused from crimes
under plea of orders from their supcriors, and
that IL military officer sent into the provinces
was guilty Of murder he could not shield him
self under the order OF the Government They
9lfer US now. he said, everything but one There
T. one ing they will not speak about. There
isono thing they will not promise US. They
viii not promise not TO cheat us hereafter. II
thcy would do that we could feel pretty well sat
Judge Blnck said he mover expect ID TO see an
other election. He cared not TO usk how the peo
pie hnd expressed thcir Will at the polls He
only wanted to know what kind OF rascals thcy
had got for Returning Boards.
.Iho commission then went into secret Sos
sion, and remained there until L. VI. After
the dis,Iss,on had continued three and II half
hours. Mr. Edmunds submitted II motion that
voting should commence at o'clock. This
motion was agreed to-ycas 4; nays. 7. Alter q
i. VI. propositions were onnrcd and voted On
Mr. Morton submitted the following:
Rcs9@i That It Is not competent Tor thc two Houses
or Pro.dcn, and vcS P.aSn '"" to- n@arc " nv 'S ey
q nee wh' incr stae suarly represented N tlc two
United States 10y the other departments the Govern.
G,.'S rSt wiiic The esicnce Of ngpic disturbance
nni nnichy ~ an, state To such an extent a. o. mal"
electors President aud Nccrrc ,idcnt and 10 y b. -
it, will IN that b,haf suiciont cauc ior rejecting any
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pointed thereby let that when state b, rceuar, rep
and recognized ~ STATE hy The other dcnat,n nj. o
form and does appoint in The manner prc.,i'I
y ic iak'saiurr tnciroi evidence cannot be- received
Vote for Pre.dSn and VICE President seTe.a % i' to h us
which may have mtcricrcd 10 gsaier or ie.s c,tet
with the freedom OF elec'ion at the polls in laid STATE
Congress- when assembled 10 count the vote. ior Prs,
into the regualit, OF action OF the Pr icn oi The icd
s OF order Sn Se lST @ S & 1 tor @
anu anu lYnrsu ne N.., nee "a order by snch pr.oi 70 la,
Re.rei Iha, III view Of The propositions contained in
show ,st Ss a, Of Sea, csJsa shs ,dGI m & c RED To
az n9t have republic an TORN Of sovrrnncni ni AMI the
and The presence troops in said dunng ccc
nsn !. not conlrcmt' bat that po.N i'-'auins iic
OF south Carolina oast to be received and counted if
H,.'r~i That the othcr OBJECTION. to Certificate No
show no valid cause ior rejecting the same.
Mr.. Field offered the following substitutes:
70 AMI during the election Of the IN day o. NoNrnls r.
1876. IN the state OF South Carolina there were uuaw
iuni Stationed IA vafiuu, parts OF thc state, AZ
the polling places, d,tachncnis troops u the arly u
the United States, by whuar presence and renee
puAnti voters u the stat, delIlNtd a. tc
~ um.atr. ana Tree 'hcee ny the Irope Of the ircs
hf-fri That evidence admissible 20 show that At
tie election un the 4th day Of November 1876 south
carolina. There were stationed at the ~,tfal polin.
places Ia iir Sfatr deputy mfrslhls u r lfutu 81 lt
exceeding une thou and in number hy vho.c un .u
"chuu hi. ih'rtrvnt under orders from UN Depart
ment uf Justice" qunhhrd voters a. hr ~'tit w. Ia.
pn'rd OF ine fght OF suffrage. AMI rcc choice t The
people oi ff,-ilg nual electors Wa, prcNtnicd.
These substitutes were rei"ctnd-S to7
Ihe question recurring on the adoption of Mr.
Morton resolutions they were adopted, cas-
3 nays. 7.
Mr.. Frclinchuysen offered tho following:
R,-o'rof That rhcodorc II. Barker, = Ncuowan John
"; Harrington. John Isaac Ingrahan. William Wallace
John Erwin. and Robert Ahrich. the persons named
a. electors in certncHic No 2 the lawful ccc
tors 10! the sae o. south csrYins aud .ha nelr
United Stairs, aud should not be counted
This was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Morton offered the following:
Rs..l-oi That {. & Bowen. j. Nin.mith, Thomas II
Johnston. IHlDtly iuft b. " Sash. Nl-ii Cuiik auI
Myers. the ler-un- named electors ccruuctit
Carolina ami that their the VOTES provided ur
by the Constitution o the Imtd Stats. aud should o.,
counted Tor President and NceFIrsd, nt y! lir t4i,d
siass
This was adopted yeas g. nays7
MIR. Morton offered the following:
Rc.osi That the thanks tins conm .ion are iuc IA
Commissioning clr'ri nr the 1hi 'y mrtftaiii, and
urhnutN With which lu hrs presided over ls .i,ia
uous Adopted unAn4mDu.y.
On motion Of Mr.. Garfield. at G:5i r. NJ the
commission adjourned until eleven O'Clock Fri
dns morning. March >. unless sooner called to