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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22
speeches OF Judge Hoadley
and Senator Kelly.
DECISION BY THE COMMISSION TO-DAY
Tim Hurley Found TO Be an
Eligible Elector.
A DISCLAIMER FROM GOVERNOR TlLDEN.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1877.
The commission adjourned at half-past ten this
evening, Judge Hoadley alone having been heard Of
she counsel Tomorrow at ten Judge Matthews and
DR. Evarts will be heard for the republicans and Mr..
herrck will close for the democrats. The commits
zion allowed three hours and a half to each side.
Judge Hoadley has used two hours, and there remain
therefore. five hours for argument tomorrow begin
ing at ten O'Clock. The commission should therefore
begin its consultation shortly after three O'Clock to-
morrow
Judge HoadIey made very close legal argument to
show that the Governor Of Oregon was the only
Returning Board OF tho State, that he had the au-
thorty under the State law to do what he did. and
could lawfully do nothing else, ana that the commits
sion could not 90 behind his certificate to examine
returna He raised smile when he remarked that in
this holding he differed from gentlemen who had ar
gucd for the democrats the Florida and Louis-
ana He was, any rate not bold as to
differ from the conclusions Of the commission those
cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22
FRACAS IN A BROKERS' OFFICE.

Al about eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. ID.
Laughlin, livery stable keeper uptown, called Mr..
Melville Brown a broker, No. 20 Exchange place. to
collect u bill Tor carriage sent to tho lattcrs house
and used by him. Mr.. Brown avcrred that his mes
senger had made mistake In ordering the coach from
Mr Laughliu, and he should have gone to a neghbor
instead. The stable man insisted that he could not
divine the servants intentions, and AS Mr.. Brown had
used his vehicle he had right to pay for Mr..
Brown only ordered Mr.. Laughliu out Of his Office
but actually took him by the coat collar 70 eject him
Laughln, however, planted several scientific blows
Mr. Browns nasal organ and declares himself satisfied
with his payment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22
FINNY EMIGRANTS FROM EUROPE.

The ship Hamilton Fish, Captain Mortimer, arrived
In port yesterday from Liverpool after protracicd and
tedious voyage OF sixtyninc days. Among her cargo
we're several specimens OF rarc and interesting varc
ties OF English and German fishes, intended
addition 10 the attractions OF tho New York
Aquarium. The tanks IN which these isb
wero carried built tho pendulum
plan, 80 us to avoid the motion Of the ship. The
consignment consists OF line specimen OF the English
roach, lot OF sea urchns i've beautiful English star
hsh, some siugs and large number OF beautifully coi-
orcd German saa mandcrs striped IN yellow black.
All these nsh arrived in excellent health and were
placed IN the reception tanks without accident Tho
visitors TO the Aquarium yesterday were much inter.
cstcd IN visiting these transptlanc strangers Of tho
dpeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22

WE WON'T "CHUCK" THIS.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Some time ago, when nobody cared for Grants opin.
IONS you nIlcd your paper by quoting what he said
about man accepting the Presidency when counted
in by fraud and you put in on every page and about
twenty times each page. Now, when those utter
anccs repeated from day TO day. might robukc a re-
publican, you don't think II worth while To let such
sentiments appear In tho HERALD. suppose you VIII
chuck tins under your table and pay attention 10 IT,
you seem 10 think II all right now for Hayes 70
cept place II counted IN by fraud Yours, respect
fully, JOHN WILLIAMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22
M'LAUGHLlN'S LOTS.

John N. Case and Thomas Mccarthy were discharged
from custody by Justice Walsh yesterday. Tho parties
named arrested Tow days ago on complaint ~
John r. Helm, who purchased certain lots oil ground
IRON them, ana who subsequently found that the
title OF property vested Ia Mr.. Hugh McIaugh
I'm II was shown on the examination that they had
been Imposed upon IN the purchase, winch had re-
Gently been made from third party, anu they were
not aware of the detective titlo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22

MUTINY ON SHIPBOARD.

sailor named Agostini, connected with the bark
Amcl,e commanded by Captain Thananson and lying
at tho foot OF Baltic street, Brooklyn, WAS arrested
yesterday on warrant issued by the Consul General
vi France Agostini Is charged with rcbeiious mlsic-
mean0r on board OF tho ship while ut sea, aud o. beat
ing the cnptaIn and u roalen 70 Mi the mao.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON Feb 81, 1877.
The Senate resumed its session ten O'Clock, but
transacted business Having agreed yesterday to
the Senate awaited action of the House that
matter.
Mr. SARGENT, (rep) Of Cal, inquired If It would be in
order report the Deficiency Appropriation bill for the
purpose OF having 1t printed, aud the CHAIR ruled that
1t would not.
AT twenty minutes TO twelve NJ. q message was
received from the House Of Representatives
ing the action OF that body regard the vote Of
Daegett, and notifying the Senate that the House was
ready 10 meet It and resume the count. The Senate
then left its chamber and proceeded to the hall OF the
House.
LEGISLATIVE prsIxRss
Upon returning ut ten minutes TO one, the PRESIDENT
pro tenn SAID the Senate having retired from JOINT
meeting upon object submitted TO the certificates
from the state OF Oregon which certificates have been
submitted to the Electoral Commission, the Senate
would now resume It's legislative business.
Mr.. SARGENT, from the Committee on Appropra-
tons, reported back the Deficiency Appropriation bl
with sundry amendments. Placed on the calendar
PRINTING THE OREGON REPORT
Mr.. MITCHELL, tlep) Of Oregon, IRON the Committee
regard to the Oregon elec.or, and moved that DO
printed in the Record
Mr.. DAVIS, (dem) Of w. Va, and Mr. HERMAN, (dem)
MIR SARGENT said tho report OF tho House Committee
Louisiana Affairs had been printed In the Record
Mr. KEENAN, member OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, said he dissented from
the report oil the majority OIL the committee. He
thought this report should be printed the ordinary
way and not cucumber the Record with il. The pre-
redent OF printing reports the Recoftt should never
have been established, but he supposed 1t was done
for the want OF funds 10 print them In the ordinary
way.
Mr.. DAVIS said that the why the House
ordered the printing Of reports IN the Record was
that the appropriation for printing them in the
ordinary way had been exhausted. Now that the APP
preparation had been repenished, report could be
printed III the ordinary way.
After further discussion Mr. MITCHELL withdrew
IA
printed In the usual manner.
PAYMENTS
Mr. SHERMAN, trep.) of OhiO from the Committee
Finance, reported bill aid in the resumption of
specie payment Placed the calendar.
Mr. MERRIMoY (dem.) oil n. c., reported favorably
the House bill prevent the sale and OF adul
teraed and explosive Illuminating oils and other uids
Placed on the calendar
The Senate, alter discussing appropriation bills at
quarter to six O'Clock into session,
when the doors reopened took until ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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such proper weight the result Will be have
Gated
Ing as IT does tho last arbitcr to ITS duty i'm
tally upon the law ana the facts OF the case, remem-
bering that otherwise precedent would be established
which might be fatal III It's consequences
REPUBLICAN OBJECTIONS
Senator Mitchell presented the objections behalf
OF the republican obJccors, andin his argument said -
certify minority candidate elected. The Legisa-
OF oregon might have PROVIDED that the electors
should be appointed by the Governor, tho Supreme
Court the Secretary OF State, out IL
did not but did direct that the people.
the qualified electors, shall, by plurality or
votes In the different precincts choose cleo
cIudos merely tho way In which the shall be
cast, but also means OF determining what votes
cast and the VI such votes H,nc6 the Legsla.
ture OF the State has provided as part OF the means
necessary APPOINTMENT, the mode Of determining
and declaring the result oil the election. This,
gon, prescbcs returns from precincts TO county
boards from county boards to tho Secretary of State
whose nal duty II Is TO canvass the woes and
tain who has the greatest number OF votes This IL
tho last act the process of the appointment Of
Presidential clector by the State. What follows Is
ter OF evidence OF the TACT. All that precedes
enters into and constitutes part OF the manner OF
appointment Governor Grover, the matter OF ssu-
ing his certificate he tells u.s. ignored the State
ules md followed those Congress II Congress adj
the power to prescribe iorn OF ccrtihcateand be.
lieve II hadthen such certificate Is part OF the
manner Of appointment, and In issuing 1t the Governor
could not change tho appointment AS made by the
state and officially determined ny the Secretary OF
State the final and conclusive act the process OF
appointment Behind this ultimate determination OF
tho Board neither the the state
the tribunal whose fnai duty II Is to count the
votes Tor President and Vice President, whether It DO
the President of tho senate, the two houses Congress
or the Electoral Tribunal, can rightfuIiy 20. Tho
Electoral Tribunal question this any other pro-
ceedngs down the boundary limo where they touch
the manner OF appointment There tho Jurisdiction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-22

WAS cRoNiN ELIoiBLE?
Tho next question presented II those gentlemen
were not eligible, then Cronn, who received the
next highest number Of votes, eligbley 1t mpossI.
Bile Tor refer TO all these decisions the brief
space OF one hour and wil therefore, only refer to
lew 10 show thls-that where person Is ineligible
and has received the highest number OF votes, tho
next highest takes the election That In Indiana In
Maryland and formerly Ia Maine, until II was con
nrmed by legislative enactment, and contend IN Cal.
Norma that this rs the rule shall refer decisions
III support OF that idea. The now we'll known case OF
Quick New referred to here by the speaker IN
support OF this theory also ut pugc 03 OF Fourteenth
Indiana Forty rst OF Indiana 572 and fifteenth OF
Indiana 321. The speaker contended that IL was u
doctrine IA Maine and so adjudged by tue Supreme
Court upon an action submitted by the
Legislature TO that court and SO held and, he con-
tended, upon matter of law and principle shat IN
Oregon the highest 10 the Ineligible candidate
takes tho Office. The constitution says :-"When an
election held by tho people under this constitution
number Of votes shall be declared duly elected" There
Is positive Injunction IN the law that tho
electors shalt be elected on particular day, anu
there Is no authority to elect ut another lime,
but l hold that the first election should decide
the whole matter, because It Is impossible 10 convene
the electors ut subsequeng time 10 hold new cleo.
ton supply the vacancy. Here the power of the
people has become exhausted. They cannot vote "A
second tme even II they had time because the moet-
The rst election, necessarily the rst must decide
that matter Tho highest candidates ust be chosen
tho state will have no representation. There
will be failure to elect one person and tho State
will lose IT'S rights. That Is The position that take
There positive injunction that the State shall do
that This law Is inadatory, and II says the election
shall take place that day. The next point and the
which will be most Enormously contested, this,
That tho Governor had right to decide this matter;
that IL was judicial question aud not question Tor
the Executive. There nothing more alIacious. In
every department vi the government OF the United
States as well as the government OF tho states
every officer, whether executive legislative or judicial
is compelled exercise judgmeDt In certain cases.
Take, Tor instance, executor Ia the United States.
Here, when disposition oil land - TO DO made be.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-31
49, 9cutfa)=sttaecrtfaaiiG So1fS=
fa4enoer fiir COS SaDr 1873.
CUtit 6olSi0nttten). Chicago.


Die &rie0searte, mel6e mir fir Sic
9eier Der 81. StS3tg. 6aben anferttgen lal7
len, tptr6, 6a ni6t bic g~ertugite Ql1slt1t
%Dor6an6en lit, baB Ser mDrberii6e rulitl6@
tiirfii6e arieg nod I'M Sabre 1877 been7
Digt tpcr6en fam, nod auf lotge ibren
@ert6 bebalten. @S lit cine BON Grttl
6euba9 gcsei9nete &arte, 20 3ou bod,
26 53oQ brett, pelhe nidt BLOB Die
unmittelbaren S6auplGbe bes &rteges
an Ser 0pnolt ut6 in &leinaiten, Ior7
Bern au6 - mas Sur 8eurtbetlun9 Der
politii6en Gage tpeiettlt6 lit = bteient8et
QGn6er, ipelde i'm tpeitern Gerlaufe Des
&risges bi1eingesDgen tperben f0nrrtert
(S"eiterret6, StaIien uno Gent d.
lonb) ouftpeiit. Die &orte lit iebr iorgz
fGltig gesetdnet un6 in S arben alIsge7
fIDrt, 10 bdB fte etnen flaren 11lb lDfortt9en
11eberblif iiber Sic &rtc8sz nnb polttiI6e
Gage erm6gli9t. Sic reidt I'M 8eiten bis
5ur gtor6iee (O1ten6e) utb I'M Often bis
iibcr 6aS &aspii6e Steer btnaus, 10 baB
BORT 6te @ren5beStebuugen 3uti6en 9tuBz
lon6, Der Siirfet 1tn6 Yeriten gcnalt tptez
6ergegeben 1ir6. Die Garte lit auf Qetns
tpano altfge3ogen, Ia&irt u1t6 nit Stolen
berie6eu, 10 6aB ite it9 gum &ufDangen an
Ser 0an6 eiguet.
@ir pieoer6olen oIio:
Sober, tpel9er an ms (duBer ettd
igen St # itGnben) bret HAIRS
einienOet, erbdlt bofir auf Elm Sabr auBer
Dem 8o6enblatt Ser S0tnoiS StaatS5eie
turg, ben 80 # en-" p%ortofrei 3ugeianOt.
Sober, tpeI6er an ms (auBer ct ~ :
tgeu st ii If ltGnbem 5met Dollars
einien6et, erbdlt 6afiir auBer benz @o6enz
blatt Ser SGtnoi5 StoatsSettun9 fir Elm
Sobr eins Der oben angefii6rten 8ii6er
(na9 ieiner eigenen MuspebG; er brau@t
BET Ser 8eitellung nrr bic betreffen6e Sunni
mer ar5ugeben) Ser bte &riegsfarte. Sc
Der 2tbonneat, beiien 3eit mod ni6t
o~bgelaufen lit, fam it6 baOur6, baB er
ietn Announcement pom QbIauf belielber
an ouf Elm meitereS Sabr NIT $500
erneuert, 6ie ~iofortige 3uienbung 6iez
ier 8rdmten fi6eru.
9me 8riefe un6 Gel6lenbungen iin6 81
rt6ten an:
Illinois StaatsZeituEggs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-31

iiberrai6t tpurbe, far1en 20 Wtan1t u1o 40
8feroe DOT 8Glte m
9te Serben maGten am "a. 9e3. Sen
8erllt9, 0atne nit Sturm 5u rebm, MUIR
ben a6er nit eroBen @erIuiten suriiGgez
i0logen unb fiinf W}eilen melt Dcrfolgt.
Gin anberen Steuen it11o tie 9llGlt6er gez
tpelen.
Die Gruppen Ser ierbii6en @enerdle
9ei9ianin unb 8etiBfi BADEN 2esfObab unb
&uri1umlie beieBt un0 etne Wtenge Gte9
ltno 9ebenSmtttel erbeutet.
Dim Otontog nabmen tie no6 81tiinoi>
gem Sample OFF : Yalanfa Elm. Orei
&rupp'i0e &anonen 1tno cine groBe
Wfenge Mtunition unb Brooiant fielen in
6Gn0e Ser Steger. Die Siirfen D~erIoren
biele Sobte unb me6rere @efangene.
Die Bforte fat cine 8erfii9ung e%rlaiien,
6ur9 nel6e Shirt 01ilan BON Serbien
ieines S6rones berluitig erfLGrt miro.
Shirt @rebe, Der 0itret6ii6e diploma
tide Qlgent, bat bic ierbil6e 9tegierung
bena9ri9tigt, baB Se1trei1 I'M 8orauS
qeqen Elm friegerti6es o6er ~reDoIuttonGres
8orge6en Serbiens in 8osnieu unD Der
CORRESPONDING ouf bas entidieoenite Ser
tpabrung einlegt. Die ierbii6e Gegierung
bat 0aralf6tn Bic f0rlnlt6e 8erft6erung
gegeber, DaB Ser 8efeblSbaber Der Grind
Qtrmee itrengen 8efebl erbalten babe, it3
te01peDer fetnblelt9en 6atolung na9 8osz
MEN bin 81 entDalten.
Die W1ontenegriner I6lugen cine thrift
i6e Grippe, Del6e Snti6en Ser 8ojana
uno Oulctgno Deri6an3te SteQungen tn1te
bate. Die Tirfen berloren Dtele Sobte,
Bret Sabnen utt0 cine Wfenge 9ebensmltttel.
Der 9forte i6etnt es nit Der 8een6ic
gung 0eS &riegeS @rnit 81 ietn. Na6bem
6as &unbl9reiben Ser tiirfti6en 0tegierung
on Sic @roBmG6te ~ptrfun9Slo5 geblieben,
er1telt SunG6it mteber Die Eriegspartet in
&~pnItanttnppel Die Sberba1D. SEPT aber
bat ber Sultan Die brtttl6e Gegierlng er>
1uc6t, it6 nit bent Gsar betreffS SrtebenSz
DerDanolungen in Gerbtn6ung at ieBen
un6 bic britti6e &egierung bat auf Sos
| @niu6en e~ingetptntgt, BEN Srie6ensperz
mtttler 81 ipielen.
Die v8oit" iagt in einem 2eitartifel:
v9te Qufgabe, Der it6 England unter5ogen
bat, ptr0 ni6t erl6mert 6ur6 trgenb tpel>
DE 8orl6lGge sur 8een6igung 6eS &rteges,
uno ite 16ltebt mn ben Ser JUDI in it6, bic
8ereitDtuigfeit 9tuBlanbs, it6 arf Srie7
Observation-Disclosures etn3ulaiien, 81 er=
torl6en. Die acknowledgements Der@
ben giinitt8en Sails @~e9enitanb ipGter folz
| 9en6er 8erba1Olungen iein.
Sb GtuBlanb, tpte es BEN Nni9ein fat,
9eneigt lit, anne6mbare 6rte6ensbeotngun>
gen Su 1telen, bletbt absutpQrten.
Sranfret6 tptrb, tpte Miniiter @a6z
bingtpn in elmer 9tote an Die fre11ben WeG6te
iagt, feline bts6ertge a~btportenbe Gte uung be-
tpaDren, bis Die frtegfibrenben S6etle lelbIt
Ger6anolungen an9etnipft BADEN, unb
tpenn eS UNI ieine Qlnii0t gefragt tpir6, 10
miro eS 6teielbe nit Der Nufri6tigfeit, 3u
tpelder feline Steuung IS bere6ti9t, gu err
fennen geben.
9eut16lan6 un6 Seitrei6 bleiben eben=
falls bel ibrer btslang berfolgten golttif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-31
M

8erItn, 81. Deg.
Gs 1T pabri6etnlt9, 6aB Sic 6erren b.
8ennigien unb b. TorGenbef, bic 8rG1i>
benton bes preuBti6en Mbgeor0netenbau1es,
beSieGentli1 bes Gei9sto9s u1to berDorraz
genbe Wettglieber ser oe1nGBigten Iiberalen
4artei, ais MtniIter Der Sinansen bestp.
6es Snnern in bas Miniffertrm berltfen
tper0en. Die Wftntiterien fitr 6anbel uro
Die neutrality-suspicious. InseLeqenbeiten
per6en Dermlttblt6 inter Or. Srieoentbal
bereinigt tperoen. Ser &an3ler l6etnt BET
Ser 6erfteQung en9erer 8e3iebungen gu BEN
genlGBtgtelt Stberale1t bur6 ben Wuni6
geleitet 8u iperoe1t, ieinen Stnan5z u16 poz
ltttl6en BlGnen cine 1tarfe Wlebrbeit 3u
ft6ern. 0a es 5tpeifelbnft lit, Oh cine @rz
bD6ung Der btreften Steuern ratblam pGre,
10 miro 8tSmarG, benz anerfannten ST.
nan3progralnm Der 2iberalen entgegen, gu
BEN inDtreften Steuern, un0 bornebmlt6
31 elmer beoeutenben Tabafs1teuer un6
Mccile g~reifen. SIS mag nod anoere SEE
tpeggrii1lbe 5u BEN beabii6ttgten Nenoerunz
gen i'm cabinet 9eben, iiber sic it6 inbeB
nur 8ermutbungen dnftelen laiiert. 8iIz
ligt Ser &atier Bic neuen @rnennlngen, 10
tperoen bieielben tpabrl6etnli6 Nl1sqanqs
Sanuar, mad Ser Giidfebr 8i5marGS mad
Berlin, an1tlt6 befannt ge9eben tperben.
Berlin, 81. Oe3.
Ser Scatter i6etnt bic inn bDn 8isulqrG
btnft6tlt6 Der acknowledgement neuen6an7
belSz unO Stnan5poltttf gema6ten 0or>
i6lGge in Der Sanptia6e gebtai9t 3u
bQben.
8erItn, %. Deg.
Die 8prcnIblGqe fir ben 9t~eibS6QuShaIt
nGbrenb 6eS nG0iten Sabres itno benz
8unbesrat6 borgelegt tporoer. 9teiel6en
iiberitetgen Bic IeBtjGbrtgen I'M cine N1tl=
linn Wfarf. Die Hegterung berlangt fir bic
fort6auern0en NuSgaben Der Ofartneber>
tpaltung cine 3ulage bon $500, 900 W1arf
unb fir beren auBerorOentlt9en NuSgaben
cine 3ulage bon 10000 0 Warf.
Berlin, %. 9es.
Gs 16eint, 6aB Ser &aiier SEN ibu bon
8tSmarG unterbreiteten 8ori6Idgen be-
sioli6 elmer r1eue1t 6anbelS> nt1b Ttnansz
polittf in Ser 9auptia6e ietne 3uittmmung
ert6eilt bat. @eltn9t eS, ii9 au6 iiber Ste
Gtn3elbetten 5u b~erftGn6tgen, 10 miro cine
Grb06ung Ser tnbireften Steuern un6 6eS
Tarifs etntreten un6 Der 8eriu6 gen1a6t
tper6en, bas preuBil6e Stnan3z un6 ST.
ienbabntpelen unter Die @0ntrole Der
Gei6Sbeb0rben 3u iteuen.
9a 6ieie beiben MaBnabmen barauf be-
re6net iino, Der @rpeiterun9 Der Nutortz
tGt bes &on3lers au6 iiber anbere Geripals
tungs5wetge BEN Neg 3r ebnen, 10 itebt 5u
ertporten, Dab etlt6e flet1tere 8un6esitaaz
ten it6 benleIben mtberleben, unD I'M btez
len g8toerftanb NIT 6iilfe bes preuBti6en
&anotags uno beS Get6stagS lei6ter SIT be-
fte8en, tptrb man pa6ri6etnli6 Sibrer
6er natiOnauiberalen Nartei gum Gintritt
in 6as Staatsmintitertum unb Die Gei9S>
bertpaltung etnlaben.
2onbon, 30. 9e5.
Cine 9epei6e aus 8erlin iagt, 6aB Dem
n~eueiten 0erii6t 5ufolge auBer 8enntgien
nno Sordenbed aud b, 8enba [geutdBtgtz
liberoll in oos preuBii6e Mtniitertlm etnz
treten wer0e. 9as Wttniiterium tpirb barz
mad liberaIer iein, als irgen6 ems, tpeI6es
lett 1852 eyiltirt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-31
0ef0pert+
8arts, 81. 9e5.

y ~ wv
Qaut amtli6er ruiiii6er 0epei6e lit BET
ruiiii6e ~&riegsOampfer vGuBlano" aus
Dem 8oSporus, 100 ct gefreu8t bate, mad
Sebaitopo1 suriidgefebrt, aGS quite grtie
ben tiirfii6en TronSportbanpfer vWeel7
1tna", nit 700 Mann tiirfti9en Sruppen
AT 8orD, nit fi6 fiibreno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-31
GramfretG+

Bofts, 70. DEB.
Der vWfoniteur" tbeilt nit, baB infolge
elmer pom S~riegsminiiter @enerol BoreI
en9eoroneten nnterlu1ung 9eneral Srelz
ioQeS 5ur 9ispOiition geitelt tpor6en lit,
neil er ii6 ieinem @orgeieBten gegeniiber
getpetgert bate, BEL ber2(uSfiibrungbes unter
BEN &rteesminiiter &o9ebouet ertbetlten
8efe6les, baB Die Truppen 1i6 fir gemtfie
Sale mGri6bereit balten lputen, be6ii[flt9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-31

81 iein. Der Moniteur" fugt btnSu, bos
gubltflm babe Elm Ge6t, 9tuffldruitg iber
btele 8efeble gu %erlan9en, tpenn aber it,
9enotpel9e militarii6en MaBna6meu be-
abltdti9t getpelen ieien, 10 ieten Oieielben
rtdt bonn glDiee %aus9egan9en, benn M1ac
Wfobon babe BON ioI6en 9lGnen nt6ts ge7
nuBt. Ml6 in berl6tebenen republifantz
l9en &retlen miro bebauptet, boB benz
Yraitoenten Weac Wabon btele BlGne, nell
DE I'M Sale ieiner Nb0anfung bdtten ge>
fI9rt tperoen loaen, D0Qig unbefannt gez
tpeien leien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-31
Sap6A.
8orts, 81. 9ea.

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60 maintain state Government: that tho
troops in Louisiana. during the remainder
~ GRANTS term, will be used only to protect
li'cand property from mob violence; AMI that
the President docs not intend to recognize
cita or PACKARD or NICHOLS. II Is we'll nm
d'rstood that this astonishing declaration
was procured from GRANT by STANLEY
MATTHEWS and others at time when the
late President was suffering from one Of
those attacks of neuralgia Of the brain to
which hc was subject. Tho letter was II
trick, intended To- open path for IIAYEs's
abandonment of the black Republicans of
the South.
The document is now made to do the work
for which it was obtained. McCRARY fur
uishcs it to WEST and recommends that IL
he published for effect upon the Republican
vote In Ohio. The dissatisfied Republicans
uf that State are told to read this letter and
TO observe that HAYES is only carrying out
the policy to which GRANT, in the calm
moments preceding his departure from
Office. did not hesitate to commit himself.
The Use of this document for political
effect in the Ohio campaign is legitimate
enough. as politics go; but its Introduction
by member Of HANEs's Cabinet Is another
thing palmer violation of the spirit of
the order to oiliceholdcrs cannot be imagin-
cd. II remains to be- seen whether HAYES
will call for MCCRARY's resignation.