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Cite 3irG,e Uerorctltt tuGDrenS ocs
6pttcsoicnftcs, ,-@sac 2sntpclc.t=

yiorfolf, Ga., Z. Sanuar. - Sn Der
Gyesbpterlauerflrhc IN Yortsmoutb, 8a.,
brad beute 4fefaeG geraee nadl eem 4niau9e
ocs @oucsoienites 8euer ans. 3ie Sc
meincc entiernte ild) rubtg unb obne 4uf.
rtgung, unb yiiedlano puroe peflest. Der
8crlalt betrdgt 10000; pas @ebdube mar
i'll ocr aYortsmontb> Gerii ii1erun9s9eieaibait"
fir $1,000 uerlid)ctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
9te9olisci=Gomta,ti'fare oesSiisriets
Gotttta.bta.--@i1c lssstccfad)1s.tg
nitrffs 0cat GfestGFcf,A

WemW nrf, 6. Sannar. @ine8aibiEg,
toner DepcIde bes pocralO" nlcloel: 0Sn
Dem 9fepraientantenbanle mlr6 cine &tlolu.
tion ciugebrad)t werDeu, meld]c cine llnterIu-
dung iiber Die Ssage auotbuct, oh irgcno cln
Ritgllc0 Der H0tl5ei @ommliiion Dos Ot,
itrift8 Golumbia ieiHc Ste!lung Oaiu benuBt
bat, It'll trQeno etne Der pom Gonarciic nuaez
iiellteu lluteriudlungcn 81 blu0eru oOer Ill
irgeno einelt ioRitlgen uutautercn i3,ped
Der 3ned Der lteiplutton lit, 5u belu lien,
baB Der BrGiibent oer BoiEelbeb6r0e rcr,
ladltc, hen9luf ot6 Observation-Disclosures
5u ihpdHen."
Sie ucnc Gloliieisgeb5r0e oes 9jitrifsS.
Us a b lnqlou, g. Sanlar,-G8 MIRO
bcuts 2lbslb oui cute AutortGt htn gcuetoets
oaB Der prdloeut fol9enoe tDcrreu ais 9tad)z
foigcr her Soli5ei Gomuliliare be8 3tltrtftS
@ounlpia ausermdbtt bat, otren 0felignatlon
CT fiirslid) foyocrte, nno Die Gruenuungen
perieben an Wioutage Dein Senate 5ur Be
itdttaung uorlegen MIRO: Gir>WaDor Miatbelu
S. @merp, Sobn 3. Nlttd]eu, cin mobile.
fanuter @eid)dftSmann, Soln S. 0arfneB,
elm promiucnter Nrdltteft, uno 6reoertd 26.
DonglaB. 0.e 9ieitgndtton oc5 Sru. Wn.
$. RurtaQb, oc8 YrdiiOenten cer poli5eibez
b0roe, if nod nid)t angeuGmmen moroen,unO
man gloubt, oab oerielbe tm9lnte belbebalten
meroeu fntro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08

u 10 : y |, s. JdIllIar. = Ga ioT6
9cmcloet, baB $9r. @Ole8 Morris, ein mobilize
fanuter bleIt9er NopofGt, lnteli1leiie III 8cs
TRACE non $4,000 bcsaugeu bat. Scr
@oles'Ile Nadlab, oeIicn Sawalter uno Diit.
erbe W. Utori5 NOR, iomle Der 6oums'ihe
9fad)aB erleloen beoeuienoe ScrluGc. Morr8
bat baS 0au8 gir. "a, 6iinite Aoenue, unO
anberes ci9entbum uu 6rau g. 6.
6olltns itbertra9en. @lner auoercn SdGtung
naA belaufen iib Die BON MorriS bcgangencn
Setriigereten auf nlbe5u $5OO,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
Srltppen belpcat.,tacl,.

New DOrf, 6. San. = @tuer 9cpcldc
Gus 4tlanta, ga, 3ufotge iin9 slpai Com.
pagnte'n BEG ,. Snidntcric, JlegmentS bon
BORT nad S{cfieronuiIe, Sno,, ab9egauaen
es bletbt MIR etn Gbeil elmer @ompaqnie in
tcr Sa'crne 5u 4tlanta Suriid. - 3net @om.
pagnie'n bcs l6. 0egimeutS, ioeldc iidl ge9e;t.
mdrtig Iii GlabaTa bcfiilben, iotlcu cbenfaQ8
nadl SeiIerionoile btoroert woroeu lcin.
Hout8u lille, Sp., C. San. - 3luci
@ompagpie'n Sunpe5trnppen iiuO i'll [Seilcr=
ionutle, Suo., angefommcn unO i'll Dem
9tegcruugSasbduOc cinquarticrt luorbcn. Sbre
Antuuft erre9t iowohl IN Scfieronpilc, mel
DIES Gouisuille gegcnbcr ltcgt, als in peu
lestercn YIaBe beoeutenocs 9lufjeben.
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8rGnoe.

Mibbtetomn, n, gt.-D., 6. Sannar. :
Die gAenmaarepbQnptlln9 srs tib1rn. &Sns. $.
grin st gsaiGiag:onoiIle, 9ranges stSountp,
brdlnte helte l;tcoer. 9erluH $4,000.
@olumb bus. Ohio, 6. Saunar.--Das
9guptgetause sero 2bte- 93olt. s8orfs Soup" /"
inErof betite Abene blidl 6euer 5etlt0rt. Sers
lHt iwiIheu $50, ,00Q 4uo $4,000; StrIidcs
rnRg anDassuienh,
fsw Dorf, Z. San. = Das benz %orn.
@sorge Irdler geb0rige gagerhnus am 6u6e
Der San GDfeiraBe in 8rooflpn brannte 3eute
ptOreen Aebii idnmtlidlem Sn9alte Nicer.
Scr Gerlalt beirGaf S60,O0Os
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
0erniid,tc teicQroDisd,c 0cpcSd,en

- Gtne Sohoner s3ettung oeroneuiild1te oil,
lcbtcn Sonuabenoe ole 9la6yitt. aaB Moi.
u. 3. anlttb, %raloenl pcr o9artmoutb
llu,perlltdt," geltorben ci. Yroi. (5mitb iii
rod am geben, unO ielu @eunabetlS;ultaHb
bat fdl bco utens gebeiert.,
= 9aS @ongreB- &omte, lpeide8 bic 2Babl
uon SuuoeSbconltcu III Ocn baaptidd,ljdllen
Stdoten unteriud)t, belt ai.l 9amfiaae enc
Sitnng iai Continental ootel" Ill Ybllaocl.
pbia Gb, Su Abpeieubeit ocs t6rn. Coz
iuugiltc l5r. 3liee alS Sotiiter.
- SIM leetcn 9eae:nber iangtsn 1886
Gtluanesre1 4. Aew- Dcrl Oil, OarlInter 945
9ehtjdje, 50 SeiiteiAcr nnb 80 Sd)retier.
- Yiihael 9olgban, ipelder asg:s.Q9t
!uar. 'orn. Sobarn Rci45eT a,n z8. Sftober
1896 i'll oqt MQbe gon &lblaho, Beilnl er-
morost su babei, wurbc 9eiteru Ntoraeu III
YotSpile, Yenl,,., O:s attgr0fs i'm alpeitcil
@ruoe iiheriiibrl, aa@bem ole @eianoreuen
Die qanSe Jtad)t in SerGtbung geneien luaren.
- Su 2luguita, ga begiE9 Siaaf Comp,
fins am leeten 6teitagssabenoe Selbftmoro
our1 @ergaltan9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
SclearQltlii(le Seneidlc1l.
oSstlamo 9epeSOeaa.

[geridte ocl na6otiirten Breiie. fir Den .8eutde
SorreIpopoeHteuH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
Die W0roes Der Setttidtett 9}iirger
&samsutatsts tatto Rortbasaattt itt
9fifettS. z .sE.. iibcrfiillrt.

Il t a, 8Q.t 6. Sonuaf.-Ole flinf
9teger, rpeld,eioie 6ausmann unb Bcrths
mann in Nifens, S..G., erinoroeteu, finO oes
Morbes i'm erlen Grabe iduloig beiunoeu
morben. 6au8manr mo 8ortbmann iuaren
9eaftete beutlde 8iirger. @iner Der Sbdtcr
bat iein Serbrcdlen etngeitauoen unb Die Sid
men ancete= prominenter 8iirglr L;itgetbeilt,
fueld,s bic a5erbseberbanbc Sn ernloroea be-
abftilttats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
Gin r,sfiifdDes @eidtpaocr in Gan
Sttd1tSiScu,
Zoo TIT sSot8c oes @tmntDmcns pom
9AcfhcrA

q ~ a i, q. S., 6. S0u.-@iu ,lp6lf.
lGsriger Suabe, Ramen8 g8liter gelpi8, mel.
der iid) 9eiicr1 uou benz Or. gSeltla:e eiuell
3abn aus5teben lalien mogte, ionr0c uoa benl
ArSte bird g!etber bctdubt unO itarb inncrbalb
IL Atnuteu. Ran glaubt, baB ocr 8oo ole
6olae einc8 0crsleioens mar, oa ccr Snabe
nldlt 9enug Acther einat1ucte, nm ibu poa
ltdnoig Su tet0uben. 0r. lBefilare 1T em
anerfannt tiidttJer arSt; CT wuroc nd)l per,
hnitrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08

bes Niilitar iinb BON 4tlauta, Geo mad,
Sefferlonulllc, 5ab., abgc9angen, syuei netters
iollen foi9en. ySas bat Der oGhneigiame"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
Sd,iTSHnf6Qc.
bod, ciat S0iT6rltd,.

9Saibtugt II, Z. San. - Ser 5ianat,
beamte 81 Barnegat, RS, mclOet: D0as
ShltI nSinla" ans Yortsmoutb, N.zt6.,
peid]es init Solloit Don Marieiue nnd) Hiems
9orf nnterwcgs mar, ltranocte I'M al2 llbr
geltern 4beuo fieben Ntelen iollf BON
Sarnegat>SElet. 0aS gSeter war neblia,
nnO elu Siiturln tuutbets sur 5eit OsS lluiaaS.
Sdmmtltd)e ala Boro oeS Sdliifes befintlidcn
8erlouen muroeu BON ben Mt0nuiGaitcu Der
JtettuHg6itationen Scr. 10 nuo 20 9erettet.
Da8 S9lff III mabribsinIit total oerIoreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08

9teu SrleGn8, 8, Sannar. @ouu.
Gcllogg befiirdl:ct Tetnc 9ubclt0rua0cu. 81
9laubt, b0B bic 0enOfr0teu uad Der Gin
lcBuag hes $oru. Nibo03 OILS @ouuerucur
lbre 'Staat8reAlGuug organlrcn, leoot ieoeu
3uiammcnltoB bis sur @rlcoiouug Der aus
Der Yrditocntenuabl cntiprnngsnen Sreit.
fr1or,, ,.nrYA,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08

9arri8burg, 3d., Z. Sanuar. - 9iC
letten 0epeiAen alts ypreuS' @alleD er9ebeu,
oaB bic BeHctuebr oa5 6ener IN cen Sortiacu
aoblcngrnben langiam, icoo1 f6cr i6cr-
WGltiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
@ro6er tsno 8eid3ma Ter Wcrrafb
parlor- mn0 Stmben-
Mt0betll

~ febr tateort8en Yrssfse
segen 8aarbdbIuna
bel
u. W nunt.
Ut. 81, Nnro 8ap gtraks,
se9enioer Der aOoo- Jenowss9ane.@
(DtaiolISS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08
srei Wf0trofe1t Derltseafiidt.

x 10 , OFT, Z. Syann0r. : DE Barfc
Scots 8dp," iocld)e hcutc bon Y;uerpuol
anlanatc, latte auf Der gauScu Gtetc nit
hciil9en 5tiirmcn Sn fdmpien. 0rei Watroien
rpnro2n iiber 8oro gcipult uuo cstruurtu. uno
mebrere aaocrc Niatroicu etfrorcn pduoe
lnb 6iBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08

sSteocr eiit Sccat 9atnpicr tpert,si=
glaGts - Sd)iTbr1d) 0es 9aut=
piers ,,2tmcriamc" bci 2oma=
Srand). Srei MatroIem cr=
trnnfest. Die iibri0c Mauslz
fd9aft ano Ole Safiastcrc ecrct=
tet. = SobcuStpcrtDes 8etra0cn
oer WfamnidDnftcn oer Gettun9ss
f3dftnne1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-08

y i 0 II, 6. jauuar.-0aS @eritd,f, ou6
JamcS GorOnu Uenuctt iid) beute auf ocm
9aEpicr Olympus" nod ylocrpool ell.
id)lffte, it unbegriinoet.
Sas in efGslidIt lcheRoc 9meU uno eer an,ttbs
tinhIidlc 0fmannttn nrGcLtc,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
REBATE OF TAX PENALTIES.

kplIon I>IELLiGEHcEn:-I hear many OF Oh,
citizen. c1 prcrsin. a d,sne to have som intaN-
ures taken Ivy our legislator, for 'hc rciiti OF tic
largo number or persons who AT" still behind in
paving tho tax on real estate tor i~Ii. hui | have
hcari oi no active steps being taken |" "irrct AT
tention to this particular tand ia tie western
alfOio oar co.nty alu."=t UNIVERSAL h'cd. Many
OF our best ald formerly mol prool-r"u, land
owners are delinquent Tor -. they "eir una
bic 10 pay At the time; the pcualty seems !" have
Climbed 10 the highest noIcu. AMI s'nc'' that
tInuc the etruS.l. IA, been hard ani h1t'er To
keep the accommodating tnN paid mp ~ i became
due. The drouEh Of ~. followed by tn" uniSer-
sal failure Ul the wheat crop anu li.c sc'urSe Of
sr.ssIorprrs III -, was crippl'p~ AMI di.as-
Ir"us, but the last year oil utter sthsllation IN
business. the complete Jogging OF TIE Wheels OF
commerce. ANA the failure %! business men,
have been the straw that broke tnr can. -
back The penalty an this delinquent TAX Is
between 30 and 10 per cent. our r.ricscnilii." IS
and senators would confer II great blessing GU Il
large body, AMI we believe u large majority Of
our citizens, by cutting oil this on"ro,s burden
Ii possible. let II be done ut once. We do not
ask TO be excused If IN paying or tax 10. "a,
but let us pay the regular assessment with ten
per cent. added tn-ietJ. Ihi, would be ialr and
just t"war! all parties. FAIR toward those WI"
were able 10 pay N time. as II would be eiuINa-
lent To allowing them 10 per cent Tor then
money; far toward those who have not paid
because they would he paying to the state ami
c"uniy Iir l.sul rate OF interest: lair also, To-
ward state uni county, for the suIuc rcmnUn.
our state laws protect against usury IN iniisid-
uaI cares. VA! the state practice what she
breaches? 1t there are others wuo think this
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
ADDRESS
uErIvtEru H JACOB 2tHIMtYIu, oN TIE DAY
vf 81 !N-T NLLATin* A. " NJ. Oh I.AFAY-
YI!k GHAsGE 80. 80.

HEIIvtEru n lA,"u 2ENTMtYIW, oN TIE DAY
OF Hi- !>-INLLATio> A. " NJ. OIL I.AFAY-
VIE CHANGE 80. 80.
Worthy Iarr, .s In accepting the position 10
wa.rh ,,.. 'a..e r,-'su- ne. | an vc.y sensible
n. N. i~a,n..,'y .~,.,.-,H .r5 The duties OF The Of
lice Ia ST.. % ~. .Irr 80 10 promote N. best inter-
r.r- 90. a. o.t,i, rIrr"t,gr, | shall cXpvot the
a.rr,: a"l uU!lri c.-rrtruiIon OF thu entire
-rHI-~. Nj ,,nsrjrr!i"u- lrrr!"csssur, Isaac
Sale, has h.l,i thu chair with SO much ability
fer -c.,rt. 'rrru-. h4> .trr,. mach To- farther the
.u'"rc,l yl tn" pn.-r "a general. amt I.si.v-tIe
in=- 40 particular may err IN some OF my
s-l.uG- ai,l decisions. h.r it vii n- an error 0!
tn hw.,l and moi "t tine heart. Any member
VII NAV Tee. a--3.-S.I ii any .rci..Ou or rui-
u- ot i.r cHIIr. mus, Il a! times, ir~l NJ per
i" !,"Ety lo afp-.i To- tn" hnu~G without ury
'"rs ct AVN, ",.-u.-. W !I.r. now "ut.rs.
uifn "a" fourth Year since gAc n!gantLation OF
las S1.iug", .ul II /, - ,"urcc OF great ~grat!iica
''nm j' knnw tbs, mucn na- been Acr"mplIs she'd.
lr q -"'la,, LITERARY. hm-in"~s and fiuauriai
pu.gt ul N.cN. W. have gr-l: t-n-.i. to be
rt,uklul ,,r IT," tntir -D,,t .rcIu., vV-ou.r
I..n aud ha.u.>uN tttt has prevailed! Iusui
p" -nr Heavenly T,rs.r f"r liz Atmlnrs,. "
..,'r Hal huf little serious sickness. am. u.
once ia- lice h."- ri is,rore invade uur .ruA
Hai T. m,y,i lr.u! anon. Ii h.l"vrt broth,
NAV oar l"-- hy H!-,irrnst gam Brother. go
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
SENATORIAL.
~GOOD-I:YE. JOHN.

Springfield. Ill, Jan. 25-On til,
fortieth ballot. Judge David Davis, %
Mclean county, the democratic and in.
dependent nominee, was elected lnitco
States senator over Judge c. Il. Law,
renee, the republican nominee. Senator
Logan's name having baen dropped on
the thirty-tourth ballot.
The fourth ballot Tor L. 5 senator, ri
Topeka, Ks, on the 18th inst, stood
Osborne. 80; Plumb, 81 Sim"ns, -
Sears, %; Harvey, %; Martin, 10
Shillings, :; Elder. 3: Fenton, /.
AT Wheeling. W. Va, on the 18th
inst. One vote WAS taken on JOINT bal
lot for u. S. senator for short term
Hereford. %; Price. IS; Walker. II;
Ferguson. -; scattering IL. For the
long term: II. G. Davis. 20; Faulkner,
%; scattering 10, Adjourned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
some FURTHER SUGGESTIONS ON
THE REVENUE LAW.

sIncc the last issue OF The IutrlIigencer, | have
sad the bonedto OF = talk on this subject with enc
OF our clrIr.,I headed LAWYERS. the present pros
s,uttng attorney. "a the result OF tina, inter.
view. | will venture To suggest Iii" following
modification, vf our law ior collecting The rev
snuc.
Let nui county courts Dc invested with fall
authority /" execute '',tue process, OF law in
al! matters r"nn'"ie'i Win tic collection I'll the
revenue. HIS Authority mm-t give The county
court III" same Jurisdiction IN the collection II
'aN"s t'iat l!' circuit count las IN civil cunts, 81
thai as Judgments shall ne legal Judgments. It's
"rlts -! ">"c"iion valid, and IT. sales convey as
True = IN" Il" 'l'''se 81 Il Th"Fin
LEI '"e annual a'7'.'h'ei' lie ia""e April
ie'' !H'eadot August i''' As now. Lei ia. as
''s"is """h' oe '"'"e" over 10 'r county
''iA sef's'ho'' ISL io''""ihi. he Inc county
'ei,' u"uef 'rh'''' 'o' ue'iIiue"c'' '"'''d'-
~ 1et''i' = r Ii I" VI
"' ''"
'''nS . u s"'e'h't' 'A' s'''e'-
i VI ,"e' "''' ~ '"< ' "'
y" NV "' "o""Ay i" 'eP'e"'e'' "'u'''Is '"e
oA'h'' III 'H"eu'A"N 'i"Ht oA'h !" ~
e'"n'y ''A - " 'ou"'' 'S"'' I" On
80
pas Nv '' '' ''A-oe
'"rhsu over l lux eoi''e'o' 's"'u''S '" w
'He MOI ''""hs Npi"t'i""' y" ""to'"'
1 p"oA'sn "s'''tu'H' i'' '~"o Wv !"
a. -Hilulot!iS All .o"ho III recon 20 appear AZ
The Nav term OF The county court To show cause,
II aOy they hnNr, why judgment snDul'! not be
pronounced against tt.sn, ACCORDING 10 law. for
TIE delinquent tax and all the costs of tne pre-
'sc'!ings. Provide that this publication shall To-"
Vi such u character as 10 he a lrsul summons To
tie ,!,i.u4u,nts a. .!rienlsui, ii 4 su.t. bringing
them INTO court, and giving them - day l." plsut
! Ia.r-. Al, The M4y ,rral let the county court
pas. ul,n all, nj that tim. louuI legally delm-
4urur, y regular Judgment. aud order the c"ll"c-
I"r to levy upln S,iIe aud sell the property thu,
found DELINQUENT. Empower The collector 20
.e.Ge aui sell personal PROPERTY by giving ten
tsv, n.ilcs. Make personal property liable ter
the VIII lie TAX. whlre The judgment eaunDt Le
..tIs'ri from personal property, give hiiI au-
i,iorI,y To- .etl real estate, XIt-r 70 days uollcc,
darlu. the session of ANY court ofreclri.
AT h- srttlem.u at nude AZ the Nj. tear let
the collector be temporarily credited wItn ;ix
Judgment lot. AT h. ensuing August term,
U! TN, j4tynrni list. Al He November term
1--WE !nui no further credit r,c-pt ~ iIu., ,ps
cd c..,, wl-r. he -w..rs :lIt u. la. been uu-
able to l.! til ri,,Yrrl. out a.: winch to make
tbs IlN. Let Ia. s-itl-uncut u ,tr November
term e lir!al Tor 4I',ne t4,.sofr III" current yr.r
i",s p.." as .oe ..se'-". ''s -
complete i7 """A-' lie Iii ht. 81
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
TIE ELECTORAL COUNT BILL.

We printed in II last issue the full
text OF the electoral count bill, and we
publish elsewhere in this paper a care
fully prepared analysis OF its several
teatures,so that by reading the two every
onc o! our readers may thoroughly un-
derstand il operation. The opposition
made by Il great many strong partisans,
especially on the republican, side is as to
IL constitut!onaiitv. Upon this point
we have . fears, as it was framed by
come OF the abIest lawyers in congress,
Mc5,rs. Thurman, Edmunds, Bayard and
tyukling among them. and because we
nave always believed that the counting
81 the electoral vote was a matter let,
by the constitution to the two houses Of
congress-, and that they have the right
10 declare in what manner it shall be
lone. 1t IS scarcely worth while to
argue this point against republicans, AS
their party for ten years acted under Il
joint rule which would govern them to-
DAY II it would elect Mr.. HAYES, which
gave 70 either house the right TO object
u the vote Of any one state. and BY that
objection 10 deprive it oil its vote. We
favor this bill because it is the ONLY way
tina, ha- been offered, or that at this late
day can be adopted ont of 4 controversy.
which, without some plan 10: solution,
will result in endless complications and
difficulties, and which NAV terminate IN
war. BY means OF this scheme the
r.ection will probably be decided in two
~ three, OF at most in eight or ten days
after the meeting of the two houses to
count til. vote, and bring to an end the
very injurious and unnatural excitement
which has existed since the election in
November. We favor the bill because
the democratic party asks nothing that
IS not right, and i not afraid to submit
It's case to the arbitration of the ableSt
and most patriotic committee that could
possibly be selected in the United States.
We favor the bill because the business
men OF the country, regardless of party.
are 4 unit for it. We favor it because
the violent republican part.sans such as
Morton. Blaine and Sargent indicate by
their hostility to it that it is a just meas,
NE, and because the eminent men who
framed it. seem TO have banished par
tisan feeling from their minds. We
hope that our senators and representa-.
lives will be found to be unanimously
un the side Of a peaceful lust and hon.
.a4.tble settlement Of this question.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
AN ANALYSIS OF THE ELECTORAL
COUNT BILL.

1T. i.3Iis Republican.
flrt-It ia Temporary measure designed for
III, settlement q Ia" question 81 !->Hr IN the
p,,srAI compile ,flrn "nly, and act ,"i' II ."I a,
i rule t" govern failure electoral COUNTS.
- .,uI-Ihr trnr i", I,IIun.ng the electoral
c"Ini = ca aged ir.,.uI'.II unry II ,t"t""rutiy /.
imtd-lnt two .,"t, t. IA IL IN tn" halt "t tie
ha.-r" ! representative - m. !"rr' ami ~S-
~-rytnlh. lr,ir ling +" lr ,,r.'ali &c !, opened
by ~" president nI 'iio senate .a"i handed to the
;e,less, uI "LIrh thu ..rr ,"u:. ~" Tor Zach
HOUSE,. ~ "r.tiur tie being "I-r,"t IN The alpha
be tch ORDER al tue -t4tr=. hr-.nn'ns with Tue
letter \
f"urtI-Wh ru t ,lu:i.A!e ma i'"rn r-"'t. rh-
president 81 t!.r IA de cii!- Tor "hJ 'rIi'n-, which
must oc Ia Wtnins ant argued u! Al least one
senator uui one representative. "hrt her there
be only On" OF 80 rrIuru- from the ='tie. III tie
ease "l which "~.l.r'.on - made
F!Uh-li thcr" 10 only un" return. the senate
wirhirnw= and tie objection, are considered IN
IN" following manner
|. IN" presiding officers state the objections,
and each -ruar-. AMI representative may speak
ten minute, tnd not "It"mer Than once. it'i The
mann question shall 10. put after Two hours
debate
II y lrc-s- may ic taken untI! 10 O'Clock
next day. p~ndims the consideration Oh any OBJ
i"rtiun, AMI either hrr-r may transact i-gisla-
livu business white waiting Ia" action Of the
other on uHf r"ti"n-
III. Mu-u ,trr Nv" houses .tas" Voted. they
lmmr iltlrly meet ugA,n. ami III. presiding OF
dccr> announce tier DECISIONS.
II both concur III The objection, 1t Is Gus
tanned an! it they dr,rsrr-. II l. "vrr-rm!"d
>IAi"-lI IIrr" are two returns, the objections
al" referred IL i Commission wh"sc coumpo,'tI"I
and mode Of acton are lhu- stated.
l.. E.tch ut the nnu-r, elect i've members by
= ezra care vote On jaI.unry -, aud thu ass"ci-
ATE Justices ~ the supreme coui' assigned 10 Ii'
following districts. tIr-t Gu~ir. '~liluri1
Tn:r! nIu-i'rr ~ttoa=l Eighth tIus;tr' M'lirrJ
ami Ninth Uu-tlcr fl"irU. cA,".~r t Li;h justice.
who. w'gh t""m.sr.vr-. wti term part 1t in'
commission
If TIA. oIi,,,Ji7tirr p,nnurl !IesIi. o,rI
tn commission. aui ADMINISTERS i special ratf
10 ~ I'rm.n"rs ln tImpsri:AIl, r>antn' ant CON
sr'trr III qw"-tons.
Ill. It's not III the pow rr at rIrlrrr hom-" /,
dissolve ,ne commission ur "!:tiraw ANY OF II
members. hut they M vtrancir. ruu-"i hy III,
trItu or iuabtlty toarlut ANY ut laclr Ir.r.ctI..
.ncnbrrs, and Tie remaining lus Irr~ IA he sin,
m.n,rr ~r"tlLs" any ii me ju-lr"- l.! II Nnc.nc,
arises among them ti"n. he IAN Z r-".c>
~ The con. Mission 1, gwen Ia" saInr pow
rrs, now p"s7~@-ei by the tw" houses actin.
separately or t~o-rther, I" decide upon the rIc,.
+ trr.d VOTE. amt submit .- t,ci=u.u III wr.t.n-
{, rar Two HOUSES. wh.rh tnrIcui' II meet agatr
IN join, sv~s.nn-
' Ihr counting OF III" votes r,crcds in con
iorn.ity with til" decision oil this commission,
unt,s,, upon objection made to II III WITH :
si-irt b. i've scnatur- aHi representatives, Ih'
two nuu-r- crncurrrEily order otherwise.